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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-13
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE ia HEREBY GIVEN THAT
sealed bids will be received Nv the UNDER
signed up TO . 2. NJ. July 25th 1871, Tor the
materials required and labor 90 be performed
on the Main Building Of stlIe Agricultural
College. Logan, Utah. all. according 10 plans,
specifications and drawings which are open
20 Inspection u bidders at the Office Of II. II.
Mahler, as Mccormick Block, salt Lake
CITY, Utah, at the residence OF Mrs. H. NJ.
Bagley. ogden. Titan and AZ the Office OF ;.
A. Langtoa. Logan. Utah.
All bids aud proposals az the above time
viii DO publicly opeued and read In the oitlce
of w. :. McChrnics. salt Lake Cliy, Utah
All bids mast be addressed 20 the Stale Agri-
cultural College OF Utah and delivered %
n, n. Mailer. At ii3 MrOprnlck hlOcs, SAT-
Lake CITY, Ltlh, aud marked In the lower
loft hand corner "hlds. OF such bids can DO
delivered 10 tho Board OF irastees at the
same time and place % opening same. Bids
must not contain conditions, QUALIFICATIONS
propositions or any other things la addit on
10 Those mentioned ia the plans aud syoclh.
cations Each bid must DO accompanied ty
a certified cheek on some bank In salt Lake
Jity. ogden. or Logan. Utah, for az least
two per cent OF tie amount ~ each bid sub
mitted. Each check Is t0'be made payable
10 the undersigned IN case the bid Is accept
ed aud the BIDDER does not enter into the
contract aud bond within Eve DAYS after It's
acceptance for the faithful execution OF the
contract and bond hereinafter mentioned
The proposed contract and bond are az the
once ~ said architect aud can there b. eN-
anined. A bond must he furnished Tor one
hall u the amount Of the bid VITA good and
sufficient Sufeiies. all satisfactory aud ac-
ccptahle tothe undersigned. sad buidlng
i TO lie completed on or before Nov. i5th.
1901. The undersigned reserves aud has the
right TO reject any and all bids or 20 accept
any bid
STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE OF
UTAH
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CITY Is FORTUNATE.
Has Good Water and Good Milk, Says
the Public Chemist.

City Chemist Herman Harms has
made his report on the analysis Of the
water OF city Creek and is at work on
the waters OF Parleys and Emigration
canyons. The analysis Is highly salts
factory, one Of the chief impurities OF
the water being the small percentage Oi
albumin0ld ammonia There are only
D5 parts In one million gallons, and OF
free ammonia only OF total Of .O6 OF
organic matter DR.. King says that II
the proportion was as high as % the
water might be considered remarkably
pure. The city Creek water may there
fore be considered very healthful The
total solids In gallon are 1905 grains
consisting chiefly Of calcium carbonate
and sulphates. There are ~ grains OF
chlorine in the gallon, and the oxygen
consumed amounts TO l,i6 parts per
million,
The city chemist has 0lso made an
analysis Of samples OF milk from SIX
teen different daires only three OF
these samples are as low as per cent,
the standard required for fats. The
majority are over Sia and several run
up to T. Almost all are up to or over
the per oentage required for sollds-li
per cent-and no trace Of formaldehyde
IL discovered In any OF the samples
The people OF Salt Lake may, therefore,
rest assured that they are getting a
remarkably good article from the To-
cal diaries at least at the present,
These milk tests viii be made every
month
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-13
OTHER CHURCHES.

St. Paul's Church, Main and Fourth
South streets, Rev. Millidge Walker.
rector-Sixth Sunday after Trinity,
July AS a. M, Holy Communion Gas
u. m. Sunday school; II a. M, morning
prayer and sermon; p. m, Evensong.
ST. Peters chapel Fifth North and
Fifth West, 9th Sunday after Trinity,
July lf-3 p. m, Sunday school, 4 D. M,
evening prayer and sermon.
st. Johns chapel, Perkins Addition
y. M. Sunday school; p, m, Even
Ing prayer and sermon.
MIL Creek Mission, Scotts school
house, p, m. Sunday school; ,. m,
evening prayer and sermon.
Westminster Presbyterian church, 100
South Fourth West street. between
First and Second South street, Rev.
George Bailey, LIZ b., pastor; 9:45 a.
m, sunday school; HOO a. m, sermon
by Rev, Edwin Locke of Holton, Kan
sas, who is one Of the visiting Epworth
Leaguers, 500 p. m, preaching by the
pastor Religious Eanestness Upon
Trial" 1880 D. M. Endeavor Presby-
terrain Sunday school at 632 West
First North street: $500 p. m, Junior G.
h.. GOO .. m. young peoples meeting
at the Salt Lake Theater. Wednesday
evening at 500 p, m, prayer meeting,
All are cordially invited to these SER
vices and meetings.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-13
Hewlett Bros. Co.
SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH.

Union aud Jordan Irrigation company
ct al, Judge Hall this morning extend.
ed the time for plaintiff to prepare aud
serve bin Of exceptions TO Sept lst
In the case Of D. A. Kee T. r. Drum
mond ct al VS. Ben Butler Mining q
Milling company, Joseph Hall today or
dercd that underground surveys be
nude by mutual consent The plaintiffs
aAd defendants were given the right to
entgr each others claims with I sur
vCyor and all necessary assistants.
Two mining experts on each Side may
enter such property az II IS desired shall
be surveyed,
The following marriage licenses were
issued today: Robert b. Rogers 90,
and Annie II. Calder 20, William W
Rogers, 25, and Hermie r. Pratt, FL;
an OF Salt Lake,
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Bertram O'Neil Murphy In Court.

London. July l3--Bertram O'Neil
Murphy son Of a late san Francisco
millionaire and brother Of Lady Wools-
ley appeared IN the bankruptcy court
yesterday, the petitioning creditor be-
ing his former wife, who has judg-
ments against him aggregating c5,000
With respect TO the alimony allowed
by the court when the couple we're di-
vorced in 1894, Murphy, in the course Of
his examination. said that never since
his divorce had he paid a penny to-
wards the maintenance Of his wife and
child and although until June last his
brother In SAN Francisco had given
him an allowance OF 81, 500 yearly. his
father had disinherted him. Murphy
also said a certain solicitor in Lon
don was now supporting him, and he
denied the use Of aliases, although he
admitted he might have been known
by the name OF Nude. The newspapers
are using the occasion of Murphy's APP
pcarance In court TO reprint the stories
OF his clandestine marriage with a
daughter OF Field Marshal Sir Donald
Stewart and the kidnapping Of his child
in 1894.
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MAI. YOUNG WILL TEACH.
l., d. y. University Secures His Ser'
vices for Ensuing School Year.


The trustees Of the Latter-day Saints
University, upon the resignation OF Dr.
j. NJ. Tanner as professor OF law IN
order TO take the position OF general
superintendent of Church schools de.
cided to oiier the position to Richard
W. Young as soon as the latter re-
turned from the Philippines.
When Mr. Young returned and re-
celyed from President Paul the OFFER
Of the trustees, he took the matter un.
der consideration for a few days, and
decided 10 accept the position
Mr.. Young. IT VIII be remembered
b. his acquaintance here, Is a gradu.
ate, not only OF West Point but Of
NO Columbia school Of law In New
York. This Is one OF the foremost law
schools In the United states, ana ranks
as one of the best educational institu-
lions OF the country.
Mr. Young's legal practice In this
city and his recent position as judge
In the Phllr~ines amply qualify him
for this position, and the friends Of
the l.. H. S. University viii be pleased
TO learn that the services Of this cap
able and we'll known man have been
secured on It's teaching force.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-13

amicable adjustment Of the difference
Another preliminary conference OF ,ne
Amalgamated officials was held VIZ
morning prior TO the meeting win 'nV
manufacturers.
At 1880 o'clock the conference oIen
ed. II was reported from Youngstown.
Ohio, that James Mutt secretary OF Wv
labor bureau OF the Republic iron anu
Steel Co. had been called into me cpn,
ference but he was not present "no"
the meeting convened.
II was said that the fact that ne llau
been called In seemed TO indicate llla'
the two sides were rapidly approach
ing point where very little would
bring peace,
After session OF an hour and han
the conference took recess Tor luhch'
All attempts 10 induce the conierees
10 talk were frultess.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-13
LATE LOCALS.

The wedding OF Miss Rhode Rich
ards and Mr.. Ezra T. Stevenson will
take PLACE next Thursday
Bodell e. Jensen and Hyrum ]. Jen-
sen. her husband. have transferred by
warranty deed 20 Minnie Norberg a
tract OF land to the south OF the city in
l0-acre plat 4. Big Field survey for a
consideration Of A300.
The board of public works will hold
meeting az o'clock Monday after.
noon. Among other work taken Up viii
be- the specifications for the contract,
OF paving Of Second and Third South
streets and the cement sidewalk in
front Of the old city hall building.
In the case az Ncph HoWcroft w the
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SHELTERS AND vEGET ALTON.

The county commissioners have re-
ceved a number OF specimens OF dlf-
fprent vegetation from the farm OF
Fergus Lester about a mile north OF the
Highland Boy smelter, The samples are
sent In FOR the purpose OF showing the
biighiIng effect of the shelter smoke,
Commissioner Harker says that the
smoke is damaging the growth on his
farm TO some extent, too The blightrd
specimens include potato tops, lucern.
corn and other plants.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-13
FOUND THE SCALE.
Inspector Examines the Fruit Down in
Utah County.

State Inspector illckenloopcr has
just got through with his inspection
Of fruit in Utah county. whore he finds
San Jose scale to have taken a seri-
Gus hold. Il II worse In Provo, Pleas
ant Grove, American Fork. Lehl and
springulle In Payson Mr. Hickonloop-
en- found the European fruit scale.
Fifty-ive trees We're DESTROYED l
Provo alone last wceek and the inspec-
tors have beon working early and late.
All over Utah county the Inspectors
are doing good work
The county fruit tree Inspectors have
50 far found none of the san Jose scale
in salt Lake county. This afternoon Nh
nickenl0oper will 60 through a num-
Der " orchards with County Fruit Tree
Inspector Boycc, and return to his
home al Pleasant View Weber county.
On sunday morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-13
THE WOMAN Is BETTER.
DR.. Payne is III from Worry Over His
Dilnculty--llis Office Visited

The woman upon whom Or. Edward
s. Payne is said to have performed an
abortion Is said to be somewhat i'm
proved In health today and Drs. Neil
roy and Mayo have hopes Of her recov-
cry, Yesterday afternoon Or. Payne
had a nervous attack, supposedly
brought on by worrying over the
charges pending against him. An unsec-
cessful attempt was made TO draw from
the doctor the name Of the man who
was responsible for his patients condi-
ton.
sheriff Naylor made an examination
OF DR.. paynes Office yesterday and car
ried Off a number OF instruments which
II IL supposed are used by the doctor In
performing criminal operations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-13
FOUND THE ITALIAN.
Frank Celia Wanted In Utah County
for Assault,

Frank Celia, an Italian wanted In
Utah county for assault with intent to
commit murder Is now lodged In the
city Jail awaiting the action Of the Pro-
yO authorities. The capture was made
at one o'clock this afternoon by Ser
geant Brown who found the man IN the
Italian saloon on West Temple street
Descriptions We're sent the police de-
partment some time ago and they have
been on the lookout for Celia, This
morning Sergeant Brown heard that he
was around and kept sharp eye for
him, locating him with some other com
panions In the Italian saloon.
The ofense with which Celia is
charged was committed at Tucker,
Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-13
LIcut. q n. Rnmsay pead.

Washington. July l3.-Gen Chaifee' at
Manila. has Informed tine war depart
ment Of the death OF First Lieut. Charles
r. Ramsay. Tweng-frst Infantry. who
died from wounds received In the ac-
ton az Lipa. Luzon June 10. The
death occurred this morning. Ramsay
was a private In company a, Fifth
Maryland volunteers, during the war
with Spain. and WAS appointed a lieu
tenant in the regular army in July
1908
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-13
FIVE CENT FARES.

The fare 10 Fort Douglas on the
Rapid Transit has been reduced to
five cents. This move has been made
to conform with the fare which has
been In vogue over the Salt Lake line
for several months past Commenting
today the four-cent fare on the ast
Fourth South car has been abolished
and the standard tariff Of I'VE tents
put on. Notices have been PVT un
IN both street car Offices to'the effect
that all motonnen ana conductors ~
either company will be allowed free
transportation on any Of the cars OF
the two systems, provided the men are
In uniform.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-13
pIrTsBURG CONFERENCES.
II May End In Success or Go Down
in Failure.

Pittsburg. July l2.--The joint confer
oncp OF representatives of the steel
combination and the Amaleamated as
ISOLATION OF iron. steel and tin work
ers was resumed this morning. While
no date has been set for a flnsl adjourn
ment. several of the conferees are ar
ranging 90 leave the city this evening
and az President Shaffer has declared
that he will not consent % any further
postponement of the conferences IL Is
believed thar a settlement or disagree
ment will boz reached bfore nighifan
President Shaffer made the an
nouncement before entering the confer
ence this morning that he regarded fur
ther delay as useless and harmful for
both sides. The issue has % D. met.
De said. and there Is no use In lodging
H.
The conterees representing the manu-
faCturers declared that they could say
nothing oi the possibilities of a settle
ment today, but were h0Deiul Of an
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Run on Peru, Ind, Bank.

Peru, Ind, July l3--There was a run
on the Miami County Loan and Savings
association here today From the best
information there Is no ground for
alarm. The June semi-annual state
ment shows assets Of over 1925 900 in
gilt-edge mortgages.
Ed l., Miller secretary and treasurer.
has wired to Chicago for $4,000 The
concern began banking about six
months ago.
Twenty thousand dollars was paid out
up to o'clock and the institution re-
allied upon collateral to the amount Of
$4,000. which gave assurance OF meet
Ing all demands The crush was so
great that many women IN the line
tainted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-13
QUEEN OF THE FAIR.
Much Speculation as to Who She Will
Be-Loal Of Votes Being Held Back.

As the hour for closing me balloting
for queen 81 the merchants street fair
approaches keen intergs, is beginning
TO manifest itself Indeed, the interest
is becoming so keen that ID is amount
Ing 10 excitement The hackers Of
each OF the young ladies who have kept
in the lead thus far are growing warm
with apprehension under the rumor
that a body NJ young sNcils about town
hsd a bunch Of votes 10 turn In for a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-13
T0DAY'S REALTY TRANSFERS

Following Is today's record Of real
estate transfers. made in the Office Of
the county recorder up to o'clock this
afternoons
Ora T.. upp TO Lucy H. TIP
warranty deed, south % feet
lOie inches by west rods
from 3 rods south Of north
east corner lot Z, block 20, plat
u. Salt Lake city survey .S S. 10000
Bodell c. Jensen and husband to
Minnie NOrberg, warranty
deed. part OF lot 3, block A.
ten acre plat A. big field CUR
vey"., -. ~. 49,. 49,. 100000
Frank Thompson to Susan H.
Williams deed, southwest y
section II, township south,
range 2 west, Salt Lake merid-
ian ..u. ,."..,, ...,... d" 100000
Houston Real Estate Invest
ment company TO r.. Il, Pal
mer warranty deed lots 20
and 49,. block 2. Ehrichs ubdi-
vision Of block %, plat f, Salt
Lake city survey .,,. ,.., $4,000
Fred b, Barton and wife to
JhllltN ~ LOWE, warmly
deed part Of lot Il. block /.
FIVE acre plat a, big field sur
vey 80. -. ,... -, ., .. 1880
George Shill and wife to James
I. Mal0ney, warranty deed.
east \ rods by south 2 rods
from northwest corner lot 3,
block 49, plat A. Salt Lake
city survey ..,. ... .... l,250. OF
George J., Scott and wife to
Eugenla Simon. warranty deed
part of lot 10. block 90 ten
acre plat A. big field survey /. ESQ. q
Salt Lake County 20 Andrew J.
Holmberg quit claim deed. lots
II and IT, block If, Buena
VISTA 80. 90. OF. ..... .. $50 0C
Mary a. NJ Case TO Mary Ann
Lewis, quit claim deed. / acre
and BAYS square rods In lot ..
block 90 ten acre plat a. biz
heid survey, So. ...., .... $500
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-13

And In ACCORD aEce With law, and the i eiO !,
Of the board ~ directors on June tth I'VE !.
mAuy shares Of each parcel OF above Ny. GO !,
may be necessary will to sold AZ au va ~
tbs Once OF the secretary and treasniss ..t
u street, salt lake City. UTAH, az Z Or'ts
y. m, lhuiday. August Isl. 1871. " pay ". =,
De liuqpeut assessment together tn iheV"
OF advertising aud expense OF sale
j, n. ANDERSON, sectel"''
ls6 u St., Salt Lake City, Utah
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Mcthcnn Defeats ROcrs.

Pretoria, July 1S~~Gen Methuen had
a successful engagement with the
Beers July northeast Of Zeerust In
the Transvaal colony Four Beers were
Killed and forty-seven captured. The
Beers oaringly attempted TO raid a cat
tie ranch near here; they were driven
OFF with loss, gun butts being used In
the encounter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-13
LAWYERS TO MEET.
State Bar Association Will Name Dele
gates to the National Meeting.

President c, s, Varian Of the state
Bar association has called a meeting Of
that body to be held IN the federal
court room on the night Of Tuesday,
July 2Srd. The object Of the meeting
Is to elect three delegates 20 the an
nual meeting OF the American Bar as
ISOLATION, TO be held at Denver, Colo,
ON August elst. end and 2Srd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-13

Proior,ionately low rates from other
points IN Utah.
Trains Tor Cache valley leave at
a. M.
For points east OF Mccammon. 10 20
p. m, and for all other points at s:45
a. m. and 1851 .. m.
Trains on Wood River branch will
run Sunday July 18th
City ticket Office, a0e Main street.
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No Of No OF

And in accordance with Law and an order
of the l,oard u directors made on the 18th
day OF June. 70 many shares Oi each parcel
on such stock Is may be necessary Will he
sold az :he once Of the company fis jen.
nings Rlock. q West first s,nth street salt
Lake City. Utah At the hour Of Y O'Clock
no0a. on the ssth az Of July. 1901. 20 DAY 90.
lluquent Assessment thereof together with
cost Of Advertising and expense on sAle
SAN WILLIAMSON,
Secretary o. the star Gold 4 silver Mining
Company, Room az jennings Block, Salt
Lake CITY, Utah.
Dated July IA 1891
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Newfoundland Question Unsettled

London. July l3--lt now seems that
there Is small probability OF an agree
meni being reached between France
and Great Britain over the Newfound-
land question The negotiations have
not been broken of, but they have prog
resscu so little that Downing street is
inclined 10 regard them as almost
hopeless
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-13
IDAHO CENSUS BULLETIN.
One Issued Giving General Nativity
and Color of Population.
Especial to the ,News,o

Washington, u. c.. July l3-The CEN
sus office today issued bulletin OF
population distributed by sex. general
nativity and color of Idaho Males, 90.
S6G females, 6S4O5. Total native born,
1915 foreign, 2t60i Negro males.
1866, females, lsI. Chinese, males.
l,4s0' Females A. japanese. males.
l2S. females, 9. Indians, males, 2.Ol6.
females. 2lqg.
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col. SANTOS suRRENDERs.
Insurrection IN North Camarines
Province Practically Ended

Manila, July i3.--Col Sautos, with
forty men an dthIrty rifles has sur
rendered at Ligoa in A,bay province,
The insurrect0n in North Camarines
province IL practically ended.
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NOTICE or DELINQUENT SALE or
SIOGh.

STAR GOLD & SILVER MINING CON-
pany. principal place OF business salt Lake
City and County. state % Utah, Notice
There are delinquent upon the following de-
scrlbed stock on account OF assessment
levied on the llth day Of June 1901. the sew
eral amounts set opposite the names Of the
rnsneCllYa ahaIahOI dors. as fOllOMs.
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CHURCH NEWS.


REGULAR services Of the Church o.
Jesus Christ OF Latter-day Saints wiz
he held tomorrow at o'clock IN INC
Tabernacle: Sunday schools III the
various wards al 10 a. m. and meetings
IN the cts ward assembly rooms ana
adjacent wards as follows;
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ORE AND BULLION.

Receipts by r, r. Jones & Co, saur.
day July 10:
Ofe ''''' s''s' ',...., ,.,...,..S20 COO
huHloh '''' s''''' .,',,..,. ...." 1000
Total e" ",,,,, ,..,. ,,.,,SiG00
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Morgan Buys Gillian Railroad.

Valparaiso, Chill, July 13.-(Via CAL
yestom.-J Pierpont Morgan has
bought the Chiian section OF the Trans
Andean railroad FOR ninety thousand
pounds sterlinR
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PENSION FOR ". II. SKILLHORN.


Washington. d, G., July ia PEN
sion has been granted William H.
sklllhorn, Salt Lake City at 81 8
month
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DELINQUENT ASSESS mENr Isl

THE HIGHLAND MINING AND MIL
Ing Company, corporation. secrethyi
once salt Lake city, July 18th, 1921, Noiim
There are delinquent upon the fOlloWR
described stock on account Of assessment Ne
), levied Juno 9th. 1901, the several amO1na
set opp site the names OF the respecilH
shareholders as follows viz.
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Family Washing.

Our Rough Dry system at cents
per pound, cheap and satisfactory. In
formation by phone or at office.
TROY STEAM LAUNDRY.
Tel. 1872 1866 Main Street.
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Caveat Filed in Rogers win Case.

New York. July BINARY ]. Wester-
field, daughter OF Jason Rogers. brother
Of the late Jacob S, Rogers filed a ca
veat In Paterson. ~ j., today against
admitting the will Of her unclbe to pro-
bate. Under the will Mrs Westerfield
would receive $4,000