Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-23
Contest in Court Involving Property
Of Large Value.
DECLARATION OF PLAINTIFF FILED
Share of Rents and Profits Alone
Aggregating 100000.
CITY LOTS AND BUILDINGS

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test over the estate of the late George w.
Utermehe, when Attorneys Wilton ]. Lam
bert and d. w. Baker, on behalf of the
caveator. Charles H. Utermehle. filed an
ejectment suit against Rose NJ. Taylor, one
of the daughters of George w. Utermehle.
and a devisee under the alleged will of the
deceased.
The declaration consists of thirty counts,
and covers nineteen typewriter pages. A
large amount of property is involved. 1t is
set forth that the Plaintiff sues the defend
ant to recover possession of a one-thlrd I'M
divided interest in lots 81 and 3d. In square
Ola; lots As, 40 and so in square 514; lot o. IN
square so; lot IA, in square $40; lot z. IN
square 4S0: lot DO, in square $40; lot 49, IN
square east of square 500; east part OF lot
20. in square III; the north part OF LOT
6 and south part of lot Z, in square 4Ol; lot
10, in square GIL; lot 80. in square oil; lot
Co. in square 81: lot lettered l, in square
:S7S; lot III. in square 80; the north part or
lot g. in square 343; sublot CD, in square I2u.
lot 1. in square 42i; lot To- in square 241; lot
20, in square 453; lot 81 and part of lot q
in square north of square III; lot 10. in
square $50: lots 35 and 36. in square 10:
lots IL and IL. in square i2I; a large part OF
square 394; lots II and 3D. in square AIS;
sublots II, IL and rs. in square Al; Sublots
A and b and part of lot c, in square 2i4;
part of lots and 10, in square 449 lots 10.
IL. II. % and "a. in square 452. Part OF the
premises referred to is improved by houses
numbered 11:1 and 1913 9TH street, 421 Z
street, 457 P street, 5 X street northeast,
80 street. 4O6 r street, 1904 NJ street,
4l9 and 421 9th street, 20 d street. 141o 9TH
street. $50 p street. 49, Temperance aIey,
401 Franklin street, 9l3 18th street, 12JD
1909, 1904 and 1906 9TH street; 1927 14th
street. SOS and $40 9TH street. 1903 and 1903
and 1907 New Hampshire avenue. us I'd
street. 11O4 and 1106 18th street. 912. 914. 9l6
anI ct
1905, 1910, 1872. 1914, 1916. 1918, 1920, 1S22.
1924, 1896 and 1898 Sth street, 1929. 1881.
1A23, 1875, 1897. 1880. 1871. 1S43, 1S45, 1S41.
lS49. 1851, 1853 and 1853 9th street, 1907 and
1o11 9TH street 516. 51s and $40 K street.
""22e1a. go 2;2 and 2:2la 1917 street south
west, 1119 7th street; 915. 917 and 919 1th
street.
What the Plaintiff Claims.
The plaintiff claims to have been entitled
in fee simple to one-third interest in the
property in question on the 10th day Of
April 1889 the date of his grandfather's
death. when he alleges he was unlawfully
elected from the same. and says the de-
PENDANT now unjustly detains possession
from him.
The plaintiff further declares that he is
entitled to receive a one-third share of the
rents and profits which have accrued from
the property since 1889, and on this account
claims the sum of 100000 from the de-
PENDANT. 1t is said that the property in
volved in the present proceeding is worth
upwards of s5D,OOo. and comprises most of
that decided to Mrs Taylor by her sister
Mrs. Norment, shortly after their fathers
death, in pursuance of an amicable arrange
ment for partition.
About two weeks ago Mr.. Utermehle filed
a caveat in the Probate Court, contesting
the validity of the paper writing on file. and
alleged to be the will of his grandfather
George w. ttermehle, to personal prop
erty, and asking the court to refuse pro-
bate as to real property, on the ground Of
alleged mental incapacity on the part Of the
testator. and because it was claimed undue
influence he'd been practiced upon him.
Other Suits to Follow.
AS the suit filed today only involves prop
erty claimed to have been received by Mrs.
Taylor and not alienated by her. it Is I'M
derstood that other suits of a similar char
acter will follow against Mrs. Norment and
purchasers of property sold by the daugh-
tiers since their fathers death.
George w. Ctermehle left surviving him
as heirs-at-law his two daughters Mrs
Rose NJ. Taylor and Mrs. Mary E. Norment,
and the caveator. Charles II. Utermehle,
who i son of a predeceased son.