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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10
AMERICAS GRAIN oRor.
wheat Ia Lighter aud Oats aud Corn
Heavier than last Year.

New York, oct iO-Tho total wheat
crop u 1899 " estimated by the Ameri-
can Agricultural In It's nnM report to
bc published today nt 5G5 $50 900 bushels
Grown on il,2ll, 900 ncrca as compared
with production last year. which Ia
the light of the seasons movement
cannot have been less than li5, 900, 900
bushels. The average yield per acre
IN placed az i2.5 bushels. The winter
wheat crop ~ estimated at 2g1. 900. 900
bushels; average yield IFS bushels;
spring wheat crop 26l. 900 900: average
rate u Yield ia.7 bushels. The average
rate of Yield Of oats according TO the
American Agriculturist II returned at
aoA bushels per acre, 20 bushels above
that OF last year ana an average higher
than was ever before reported for thc
whole breadth. The crop ~ estimated
NJ SGlO00.000 bushels. against 100. 600 900
In 1885 and sit,Oo0001 In 1897. The quail
ny OF the present crop IL unusually
good, The authority named places the
average condition OF corn three points
lower than September ist. and only two
higher than was reported al this date
a year ago and adds that II the final
rate OF Yield shall fuhHtantlntc that In
dloatod by the present return. the crop
N likely 10 be- found rather above
2,i2500O.0 900. fairly liberal result, but
not record crop,
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Display Of Red Coats England is
Making in the TransyaaI.
WILL 0vERAwE THE BoERs.
tits Expected tho Latter WIN Grew
weRry and Weld TO british
supremacy.

New York. oct. ia dispatch 10 the
Tribune from London says.
The magnitude and elaboration OF I'm,
British preparations Tor war are now
regarded by many keen observers ns
safeguards against hostluuos An az.
Ercrslve british campaign Do deferred
thereby until the end Of November. and
the responsibility OF declaring war ia
forced upon tho nocfa. who will unito
the English people against thom by any
overt oct against Natal. Unless they
arr willing o face this responsibility
and put themselves ON the WRONG aide
OF the moral question they viii kodp
their ill-ormnizcd army oncnmpod on
the borders Tor nearly two months. until
the British are prepared 20 attack them
with an overwhelming force. Men who
have boon In South Africa arc emphatic
In the declaration that the Beers must
either attack within a week or run tho
risk ~ having dlfcontout,d and do
moralizcd army nt the end III Novum-
Der. Delay and mastery Inactivity are
on the side ~ the bis battallons.
prominent liberal sums up the
TranHvuM situations In this way.
1T viii not be- n campaign but big
parade Tor Imperial pruposon-tho BIG
Fcat one ever known 81 red coats. i<ui-
ger has forced a. 10 send 5000 rcgulnrs.
IN addition a. tho 5000 already dts
patched. and there Will bee 40 nghtiuN iu
the end, since the dullHHt duppau can
understand that ther is mo- chance OF
defeating n force OF such magnitude.
The money will not be- wasted. since this
fine parade will convince everybody
everywhere that England ~ the para
mount power In South Africa.
such forecasts may b. upset any DAY
BY AN accidental shot OF "a boldly
planned raid across tho frontier 10 o.
not nuw believed that SIR Chamberlain
VIII propose now measures ~ reform
until the army ~ ready 10 enforce an
ultlmntum. nor that Kruger whom the
negotiations nru mar tho breaking
point. can make terms ~ peace without
agreeing 10 dlrmnntlo the forts ne Pro
torln and Johannesburg. AMI guarantee
equality 81 riEhn ca the two white
races In the Tmnaynnl."
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Could not express the rapture ~ An
ME D.. Springer. 90 Philadelphia, when
Dr. Klnr's Sew Discovery cured hor ~
70 hacking cough that Tor many years
had made lifc burden, She 'lyH' "Ai-
AN other remedies ana doctors failed u
r0on removed the pain M my chest and
! can now sleep e1undly something I
can scarcely remember doing before.
fcsl like sounding ltH praises throughout
tho Universe" Dr. KINGS New piscnv-
cry iH guaranteed 90 cure no troubles
~ the Throat Chest or Luuga. Price.
Zoe and 81. Trial bottles free at y. G..
81. l. Drug Dent
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18th. by tho white Star liner Majestic.
The archbishopa 81 tho catholic
church Uf America Will meet today M
council RIO the catholic University.
Wa. h.urt0n. and continue through
InurdEy Cardinal Gibbons o. rr0sl-
dtit OF the body
Sir Henry irving and Mlsn Ellen
Terry and their company will aall Tor
New York FROM London on tho steamer
Moquctto about The middle n octohcr
Their American rrueuu Will hogln 90
the Kulckorbocker thc1tor october 10.
Director Merriam. or the United
States census has rccidod Go appoint
special aHonte lu an ~ the larger
cities Tor employment not "a exceed
a0 Co., 90 days ln gathering Information
only ua Co. mechlule1 and manufac-
turo7.
Tho hair million dollars law ruit rc-
Gently begun iu san FrncIHeu ly thf
Hawaiian Commercial and alrr COME
uauv. AGAINST the Mnuau Island Rail-
road Company. Rudolph SuuckI'a ana
e.. o. enrechos. hlH been dirmIrs.i uy
stipulation. settlement OF tho dl HputU
hHvclug been reached
Tho STANDARD shoe Machinery Cos
which has Just filed articles ~ lncur-
p0fatlnn nt Trenton. n. D., g. being orr
ganizcd FOR the purpose u confo'idht.
NNNH NNNN'NN' 0.N'N N'N 100 NNN' NNN'N'.'N N''N'A
makers 0f fh0o manufacturers ma
ohlnary 200 the country.
Tho state uf t.uulHianl has doei1od ~
take RI hand against tho StIte VI Texas
in the enforcement ~ her quarantine.
and uiii Hupiy 90 the supreme Court NJ
che Waited States flr % writ NJ iuiunc.
tiuu o. carry out ita intention. accord
iur Co q letter received hy Governor
enyura from Attorney General Cunning
ham " that state.
Ord0ra have been received nt vallejo
Cat. TO rush the painting of IN, Boz
tnua huf. tho vessel being now m
iook. no che can D. tnk7n out early co.
LAY to permit the Newark 90 b" doDkcl
pn We iusHday. WORK 1u the li1dger
o. being rushed ua rapidly m possible
Oh that the chip win go in tha dock
as soon le the Newark leaves o.
Tho United states transport Newport
which arrived at San FmnclHen from
Manila late last night brought ifi dts
CHARGED soldiers mainly from tho Third
nrtliinfy. the Fourth cavalry ana thc
Fourteenth Infantry and company ~ nf
the signal rnrua "a men under command
uf Lieut. Ffunk n. bailey Five mon
died Of dyHontnfg ON the trip from Me
rusnki. ThCsr were. Sergeant Major
Young. ~ thr twenty. iui1ntry;
Private walsh ~ tho Fourteenth infnn-
Try. Private Hancock. 1f Tho lhlrl ar
uicry. Private shlrkcy NJ %" ninth
Infantry, and an unknown discharged
soldier.
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ELECTRIf FLAsnEs.

Admiral Dewey left Washington last
night for Vermont
senator shoup Of Idaho has returned
from his Alaska trip,
The tenth annual Socialist conference
a. now In session az Hanover, Germany.
Snow has fallen the last two nights In
the Bayarian Alps and the Hnrtz noun
tninH.
Tho Paris Matin IL authority for the
statement that the DrcyfuH family Will
shortly so to Egypt for the winter.
II IL now believed that no fewer than
nfty persons ponshed In Saturdays
typhoon In tho vicinity of Yokohama
The Ameer Of Afghnnlatan IL reported
10 have become lnsnne and ns likely Ia
provoke a conflict between Russia and
England.
since the election Of Con. Regalado 20
the presidency u Salvador, the country
has entered on new era Of prosperity.
The national debt Is rapidly being paid
on.
The navy department may purchaac
the Chabot water works, Cnliforni1, tho
Vallejo pumping system being included
In order 10 auppy Mare Island with
water.
A German cottou-apinnera' trust has
been formed by BhOuish, Wcatph1linn,
S1xony and sllcalau firms. comprising
ai per cent ~ the Cntton-g spinning estnb-
llshmonts OF the empire
At Santiago Dc Chile, the Chilean au-
thorties have given the United states
legation here forty days within which
90 present proofs u the cuipahilty Of
Frederick n. Moore, charged with cm-
bezzlomcut,
Burrhera entered Gov. stnnicy'a homo
In Wichita, Kan, sunday nlght and
stole icWelry OF considerable value and
some money. The governor and his
wife nTp ut san Francisco 10 welcome
the Twentieth Kansas,
Myrtle NJ Leonard, Il years old. the
adopted daughter of GuHtnve Dudley
was shot AMI Killed at Douglas, Mass
Sunday night by Alexis IIoldingaWorth.
Is years old farm hand. Holdings
worth alleges Il was accidental
A Ardmor0, T. r., United States
Judge Townsend has sentenced Pat and
Morris O'Mlllty and Frank Jcnnlngs.
momherH OF the jennings gang OF train
rohhrnt Co i've years each in the Unit
ed States pcuitcutury AT Fort Lcaven-
worth, Kan,
Count Eglofatrln, n prominent mcm-
Der OF the club der Hnrmlosen. Berlin.
tho trial OF certain members " which.
on charges Of gambling az the club, was
begun on October 3rd has boon ncu-
tcnccd 90 ninc months imprisonment
Tor cheating nt cards
Chief Justice Melville W. Fuller and
Associate Justice David J. Brewer N
the United States Supreme court. who
were members Of the Anglo Venezuelan
boundary arbitration tribunal. viii sail
from Liverpool for New York october
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a startling Incident. f. narrated by
John oliver of Philadelphia, as follows.
~ wac lu an awful condition, My Hkln
aldca. no appetite, growing weaker day
by day Three phyHlCluuH had given
mo ~. Then / was advised 90 use
Electric Biuers; 90 my great Soy. the
frst bottle made decided Improve
mont l continued their use Tor three
weeks. and am now a Wen man.
know they robbed the grave ~ another
victim" No ono should fall 90 rs
thcm. only 5oc. guaranteed. at n. &
~. l. Drug Dept
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and Mrs. Mckinley at wom,ns Athletic
club.
~ m.-Rcccption 20 the President at
tho rrssa club.
4 D.. m.-Cunadinn-AmHr lgIu reception
and luncheon Tor Premier Llur.ur at the
Great Northern hotel.
y. m.--Lunchcon To- Internal revenue
officials nt Union League club.
~. m.--Lunchcon Tor thH President ai
the Chicago club.
5.t5 p. m.-Illumlnution of the court II
honor
$3.50 .. m.-Commcrclnl club banquet
Tor tho President ne tho Auditorium.
$50 D. m.-liuuquut ~. puHtmnHtH no
General Smith nt tho Auditorium.
n D. m.--induHtrinl parade.
1880 y. M President leaves the city
for Evansville. ina
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10

Chicago. oct. i0-Today was Pp,si-
dent McKlnleyH last day % his stay An
Chicago and II was no arranged AZ To
permit the chief executive OF the nation
10 see the most people and participate
In the entertainments In the least posi-
formal receptions, lunohcOns and ban-
quota, eliminating In the evening In
the Industrial pageant. The reunion Of
Illinois regiments and the army Of tho
Tennessee. an annual event OF impor-
lance. was the FIRST thing on the days
prugrum. Here the President WIS greet
cd by his old comrades In arms. and
their wives and daughters Following
the reunion Of Illinois r.. gimpnts and tho
army OF the Tennessee the balance Of
the days program was aa follows;
II %. m.-lteccption Tor the President
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Labor Leader says Present Antitrust Ef-
forts are Dious at the workingmen.

Labor Leader says Present Antitrust Ef-
fort. are blows at the Workingmen.
London, oct i0.-A special TO the
Herald from Washington says:
Following close upon the declarations
Of labor leaders before the Industrial
commission Ia favor OF trusts, samuel
UompcrH. president OF tho American
Federation Of labor, has written an
editorial for the current number Of the
Official organ OF the federation which
may hgFl an important eject in tend
ine 10 prevent the trust ISSUE from as
Stunning Importance na n political issue.
Mr. GumucrH takes strong ground
AGAINST any antitrust legislation IN any
form. He says he u convinced that the
government u not capable u preventing
the legitimate development Of natural
concentration N industry, and that all
the proportions 10 do 10 which have
come under his observation would be-
You'd doubt react n greater force and
injury upon the working people OF tho
country than the trusts,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10
CHAPMAN LEAVES.

John N. Chapman the plucky little
rider who showed such hno form dur
Ing the nrst two months he rode ON the
salt Palace track. loft last night for
atlanta, Georgia. he will be- with his
mother during tho winter. consequently.
there lH some hope of the boy pulling an
short in hlH crtntic career. Before hn
lot De- Hlrulhcd hlH Intention of return
lax 10 SAT- Lake ln the spring and re-
dccmiuE himself In tho eyes of the pub
llg by ridinR IN hlH Old form.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10

american El''ru obliged to aFonow on
Prince HanH Did Not Play.

Philadelphia, oct 9.-Tho match no.
w., lhr English crlcltcters and tho
s'94'.'.lrn OF Philadelphia wla contin-
st. ~ lolay on ihH Germantown Crichct
wv siounl1 at Mannheim. and WAC
,e log i1' poor hattlng u thc
nv An. ihenirulnT weather Kept
M l''Nl.no' down. The ball played
H} uulng 40 wicket roftrn,.l b,
Nv, ~! Prince llunilts'nhil was unable 10
~ owing 20 forr throat. When
.r,- NU'" drawn Tor the day tho
~ nN'n were 40 out Tor gGl runs.
N =, 'll Americans had an boon retired
~ ut'f hmi Inning for 30. They be.
M Il gyih Inning aud made % total
w ~ ~ rum fur two wlckota.
M. I... i.,AIlil'lnhiis team viii leave
.sb. .llifnW ulght Tor Toronto. Can
r, ... Where they win piay "a Two days'
wv against 900 Canada. returnlng 10
"'" York lu Friday. '' W.
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Nottingham & Novelty
Lace Curtains.

REGULAR CSC quality Nottingham Lace
curtains, tnpcd an around. .h yards
Ions choice N cream or white IN this
soc
Fish Net design Lace Curtains. On
cream or white, size 3N22. positively
soc
$3.50 quality Nottingham Lace cur
iaina-madn Of tn ho.t Egypt1n yarn
has q beautiful floral utuigr and bore
der 60 hnrmonizc, 3is yards long ANA
" Inches wide, 20 In this sale, per
sec
Soft finished Nottingham lace Cur
tnlnH, showing % llUur de Lis design,
with Grcciau border, finished with
ALio bargain, but iu this sale cream
SI.I5
French Fish Not Curtains. an exact
copy OF real Renaissance design. ANA
genuine Madras weave, Curtains nn-
iHhed with overlooked edges. sligo 1GN5i.
marked Co sen regular Sass gu ln this
sl.as
Louis XIV oulpurc effect Lace cur
tnluH, Uu exact imitation OF che finest
imported goods, alge giaY5i-ihcHr cur
tuiuH would easily briue G3tO-thoy
are yours IN this salo ga cream aud
white. Per pair
St.49
Glasgow Curtains. one OF tho most
stylish patterns uruCuruhlo. designed
and woven rlmllur 10 90 $1,000 curtain,
would easily BRING SID, sale price, per
pair
SLIGO
Real French Gulpuro Lace Curtains.
showing plain center with u Cluuy
lace effect inserting ana yiEIug border.
size 3hNG0 marked 20 sell regular at
$500 one sale In cream or white per
pair
S2.lo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10

rcc.qunrter-mlle amateur hnndi-
capu-rfiEca tih ii0 g.
SO 81.
Two.mile open, profcsal0nni-priEcs
tio0. fi0 SO. IS.
Milo handicap. profcsaionai-prizca.
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Was tho result OF his splendid health.
Indomltahlc viii and tremendous oncr-
gy are not found where stomach Liver.
Kidneys and Bowels arc out OF order.
n YOU want these qualitica and the
yuccofs they bring. uso Or. kinEa New
life Pills. only 20 cents at Il, G. NJ. /.
nFuw Inut
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For all fresh cuts or wounds. IN either
tho human subject or in animals, as "a
dressing. BALLARD'S SNOW LINZ
MrNT IL excellent. while Tor sores on
working horses. especially N SLOW 90 heal.
or HuppumtluF ~ healing qualities arc
uuoqunlgd. Price 30 cents and 10 cents.
2. G. ~. Drug Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10

n hc'd had Itching plloa. Tcy'fo ter
ribly annoying. but nuckon'a Arnica
saivc will cure the worse case Of Piles
on earth. 10 has cured thousands. For
Injuries, Pains or Bodily Eruptiona ne
the beet ealyc in the world. Price 2ic "A
box. cure guaranteed. Sold BY r. C..
NJ 1. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10

Thousands of the most stubborn and
distressing cases Of piles have been
cured by TABLERs HuCKEYE PILE
OINTMENT II never fails 90 cure.
Price 90 cents In bottles, tuboa % cents.
Il, G. NJ. I Drug Don't.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10

WHITES CREAM VERMFuGE ~
q highly valuable preparation. capable.
from the promptitude OF IT, action, OF
clearing the system IN n few hours uf
every worm Price % cents. z. G. N.
l. Drug Don't.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10

Dizziness. loss OF appetite natuloncy
and nausea ore an connected with dys-
pupslu mr. indigestion. llliNBtNE VIII
glyo prompt rullel Price 90 cents z.
e.. 81 J. Drug Dent
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~ wish 20 express my thanks 10 tho
manufacturers OF Chamherlain's Colo,
Cholera and niarrhOca Remedy, for
having put on the market such a won
dcriul medicine" says w, w. Mnasln-
Sill OF beaumont, Texas, There are
many thousands OF mothers whose chill
drcn have been saved from attacks OF
dysentery and cholera infantum who
must also feel thankful.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10

Nature can only feed the flame OF life
with the food eaten which o. dlFcHted
HERBfNE will rclnylgufhte "a weak
stomach. and ao Improve digestion as
20 insure the natural bloom ~ health.
Price 90 cents. y. G. NJ. I. Drug Dept.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

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Vvbi,oS'ss aavth San isl S'v oStt
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=, 70 W. ',.'ii; ~ 'i,,,i .',,,. low
VI :, 't,ilis w W Il ~ s,N"N'"'' pN'' roo
49, 49, ~ \, W a. - ,t,.,,i,'iss;o wv
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Great Bargains in
Irish Point Curtains.

white irish Point Curtains, 1is yards
lone and ~ inches widc. made on
best quality uohinot In very stylish
patterns ana with deep cmbroidarod
borders, worth ot least $500 in this sale.
per pair
S3.45
Irish Point Curtains, IN very artistic
patterns with deliberately embroidered
hand-workcd borders. Hlze 3lix5O. and
worth at lcnst $3.50. In this sale. your
choice Of white or coru. per pair
S4.lo
Elegant Irish Point Curtains. az
yards long ana is inches wide, made on
very heavy Boblnot exquisite designs.
with open worked borders, worth az
least $3.50. In this sale, per pair
S5.45
Extra slza Ecrn irish Point Curtains
note yards long and 30 inches wide, ex.
cordlugy stylish-worth at least $500.
In this sale. per pair
Se.e5
beautiful Irish Point Curtains. hand
made, au exceedingly stylish novelty,
each Curtain 90 inches wlio and sh
yards long. worth at least gitoO In this
sale, per pair
Slo.95
Highest grade Irish roint Curtains.
an extra size ana extra qunllty-the
very latest deslgn--noto 4 yards long
ana 60 Inches wide, ana worth at least
$3.50, In this sale, per pair
$500
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LEWIS 90 p LYE,


Tho strongest and
pufrHt made. Unlike
other LyeH. Il g. HnOiy
powdered, packed lu a
can having two Ids
ono easily cut and the
other removable Tor
uuHtunt use. II win
uHko tho be L Ter.
! umHd Hard S0un In
~ minutes without
boiling ~ III Tho hest
for cleansing waste
piprH, dlHnlfnotlng
sinks, closets. cleaning
paints bottles. barrels.
washing trees and klli.
ing Insects: Tor On.
Einenra and mnchln.
lists uHoai for pniutorA,
10 remove old painta,
etc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-10

Va .uHh Hnl Mcfarland. Umplr,.s-
i'malc md nwycr.
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,,,ovn out Of the Grounds -
Qu.Gsr. gi,o tho nes"ea'er.
rronneing.


cincinnati lt 9t Louis
~ Yofk Ht ilro0klyn.
iaYsbHrr uf cleveland.
uh.nfion 90 Baltimore.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Wellington. 81; baltimore. ..
Wash.nriHn % baltimore. L
a.rnn.H. o. Cincinnati, g.
3. frHIs O. Cincinnati, g.
r6H1Ialnhin. q, boston. I.
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Regular csc quality Nottingham Lace
Curtains, tapped an around. eH yards
lonG, choice NJ cream or white In this
sale, per pair
The times., 1899-11-09
THE ToUHEx WILL CONTEST.
The Condition OF the Testator's Mind
the Subject of Enquiry.

The Condition OF the TestHtor's Mind
the Subject of Enquiry.
1t is expected that the hearing in the
matter of the contest over the viii of the
late Thomas Touhey. which was begun
yesterday before Justice Cole, sitting for
Orphans Court business. viii occupy the
attention Of the court for several days.
The caveators Dennis and William Tou-
hey. sons of the deceased. are represented
by HemphiH d Peter. and the chief bene-
hciary, Mary Trail, a daughter, by Tag
gart q Waters.
The execution Of the will and codicils
thereto is admitted by both parties to the
contest. and the main issue is made over
the condition Of testatOr's mind at the
time the documents We're drawn.
According 20 the will the deceased left
s. TO his son Dennis, $500 to his son VIII
liam. whom il was supposed was dead. and
with the exception of $500 left to the Rev.
Father Barry. the rector of st. AIMS
Catholic Church, the remainder. about Sc
800 was left 10 his daughter Mary Trail,
and her children.
Before his death. IT is stated, the de-
ceased was taken 20 Providence Hospital
for treatment. He then returned to his
home beyond Cabin John Bridge. and was
afleTwaTd sent 10 the Home Of the Little
Sisters Of the Poor. where he died. After
his death, his SON William whom it was
/ believed was dead returned to Washington
and made claim 10 part Of the estate.