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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-28

WInrE - nIrrEn Z.

WHITE COW gUTrER ~.
1919 second Avf.
The up-fD.dnfe better aisss =,
city. faturgay crowded "A h
and hundreds hag 20 70 a..
We Were not able 10 haas,. !
crowds fast enough This -. N
win make u lively ono &C., n
wc VII have another car J. n
fancy Iowa in ard Wlll ssii b u
20 10 ccnie pr pound legs
same quality can b. had In A..
also 81 fur Eigln af PC Der -.
also Glib squares and rolls :,
another lgt ~ our fine n.
ranch fggB ln this morniav
VIII sell ~ &c per dozen. ~
prices good far ail this week !,
white Cow, 1915 second assns.
EAGLES. Attention. a ~
meeting 0f fcattle AeFle
Fraternai order u Eagles -
held on Tuesday afternoes 4
%, AZ 2 p. m, for the ial;sss.. !.
candidates ~ order u ft.ss
A. r. Partridge. Sec.
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For TnH ana electric MIXTURES XII
bourne a Clark Co. SIS second Ave.
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For Millinery Suits and Cloaks call
on NJ. d. Pease and Johnson Co. 100
Second avenue.
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90 on TIRE
CITY OF EVERETT

sAArELE. EvERETT AND Ed
MoNLs ROUTE
y. SEATTLE, ", A. m. y fn., p. m,
~. Everett ia q m, I'D. f.is >, IA
Three round uips daily. including
Sunday. IN effect hspi a iSi,
Tnnhse tiops - Al Hehtfla Nith Str.
Flyer for Tacoma At Everett wffh
str Mtknda for annhaHaiah. and Ever.
EFT ard Monte cfisso Railway
Galman Inrk. Seattle Tel Erd nj
~ n u. scof-r, Manager
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Coal wood. phone Seattle Fuel C.
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a RocnE. rsmovsa . 81 rlr.,
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Athlon sne Inland Flyer

From Columbia Dock. foot Of Col
umbia street.
Lsavc Heatsie--6i1o a. m. Cexeeps
ssndays1 and 10 % a. m. iis p. n.
ffor HrsfnsFton ubiyl and e. 70 D. IN.
Saturday only. extra trip 1850 D M
Lsave nrrmsrton--tis and iits a.
m, seo and 70 y. ~. Leave sidney
- " and 1850 a. m. 600 D. IA.
Leave charissson--s.0 % and Ill 50 a.
n., eos y. m.
For Pleasant beach and Bean
poln, take steamers leaving Seattle
81 900 a. m and las p. m. Leaving
bremsrson at SIS n. W. and els .. IN.
Fare 70 cents round trip.
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FARMS

We have for sale many improved
farms ranging from 10 acres up 20
several hundred Among them are
two of the choicest and best farms
near Kent II YOU want a farm or
land Il win pay you 20 see us.
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MADAM CAROLINA The VOL
known. wonderful clnirv0yaut me-
dlum. tells past, present and fu-
ture names given. phlmirt road
inRa and cards. 25c up. Room q.
fstIL SECOND avenue
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nIsInr.s ctIANcx.

sT'RAN8ER ATTENTION.
ARE you locking fos a safe and prof
liable business opening In Scatter
if 40, we can offer you any num-
Dor requiring an Investment q
from $500 20 -. go. Every bust
nsns opportunity that passes
through office must stand the clos
est investigation. and we can place
you IN bank. store. factory. hotel.
mill. office, or In fact. any bust
ness you may prefer. Kindly call
and investigate. G~rman-Ameri-
can Investment Co. Incorporated.
tia Third avenue,
SALOON MEN. ATTENTION.
FOR sRle--Twu saloons on First ave-
nus. near pike street. new build
inEH and new bars and fixtures.
lease may be had for ten years;
price. 81 600 and $500. respectively.
Of which amount one half can be
paid cash and the balance when
you get ready. the best saloon
property IN Seattle today for the
money We have Is other saloons.
ranging IN price from s.. 600 20 So
900 German American Invest
moni Co.
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State fIe(trO-Medl(aI Institute

safe Deposit and Trust Company
Building. 7oi First Ave. Rooms W
2i %. 20, "a. Seattle. Wash.
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GO to Spinning Tor bicycle repaira
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FI1EI SOUND NATIONAL. n4NIS
or SEATTLE
Capital stock paid ~. as 900. surplus.
a. 90
J Furih, pres J y Goldsmith. wise
pres X v. Ankeny. cashier
Correspondents Ia principal elites ~
TIE imlfah RlAtaa mrn i.urnns.
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Wsl. "a. bb4TNhh. attorney al law.
nuiln prosecuted ana defended in all
s""itn - }esrH experience Proceed
ihAA in bankruptcy Companies iueurs
p"fatsd Ahatraois carefully sRfm-
ls'a, COLLECTIONS made in al parts
~ the United Bthtoa Highest 4. u-
mrfclal and bank refofenccn. GA
lhird avenue. Phone. Main 1000
u y FoHTER. Mutual I.lfo building
Phone. Main iil
FRANK q WtE8rLiNG. boston blk
H. u MARTIN. 90 Mutual life BIO.
J. 4, KELLOGG. go Bailey build ng
W. y. LA@burH. oi-5 Pacino block
a. g MACDONALD. 90 Burke btl
Root, Palmer q Brown. Pioneer bli
y. G. coNoVEh ,s-ss flalier building
LYMAN = KNAPP. 70 Hallor bulldlna
q. WARD KEMP. "a Burke huildi, 4.
}. .. DOUGLAS. t0i Hew York BIZ
HORACE PETER bis sew York blk
plERhE y FERRY 400 Burke block
y 8 LANutANn gG ~ " bloc X
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AlIOMAI.As-Ar-IAM

JOHN GRAHAM. ggO-32l Globe blk.
2. 81. lloEGuToN. H4I3 Collins
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GREAT NORTHERN LAND co.
Phone, Main ESQ. Sli First avenue.
WORKING men with small capital.
see Lloyd, Brisooe and Lloyd about
building your homes. 30 Hinckley
block
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Cooper & Levy

Our Big Price List 10 iiow
Ready. TIA Free OF tho Store
or WIN 30 MsIIss Frss 10 Amy
Address
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ClAIfksH iernlu Fh0rfhfud rCh91't
Individual Instruction 81 boeton
ITO O iuHlnsna CpuaRo, GBl0usld. In
diYidusl instruction. all subjects
BEsI methods and ionrhcrs Acmr
business College. Second and PHO
WILSON'S Mod iue Coil Main 90
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CLASSIFIED ADS.


1ltBAiPhR a 90. mo.
Abstract CO. established isal bin.
lua claim uuHtfaeth basement 81 Tho
Mutual LIFE building
Boot. Whlttlstey llnuford Abstract
to, established 1903. basement u
~ ilrf block Telephone. Aaiu i9t
Z (. l.AI-LLe Ah1traet 60. y. s. DICK.
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Detectives always discover thess
layousM soon after they are started
and raids fellow,
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Port Orchard Route

Daily service. effective Sept. 10. 1901
BFemerton ~. s, Navy Yard and
Dry noekl. Charleston and sidney.
HTEAMEHE
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sEAi TIE Ciothes Pressing % /.
clothes IN shape q % month. dyeuig.
repairing. 1901 THIRD Bun 1905
HIGHEST prices Tor CASTOR ciothing
Dave Taylor 70 starr LLOYD bulldlag.
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mtUMLER h WELLS. general ~ 4
tractors ~ Btaff-Boyd building. Tel
Main $50
BODEaQuieT & HOaELEAF. SHOTS
az Ht.g1 sprinF street
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WANTED - Machiniste. rnouldora.
boiiernAkors and blacksmiths and
pattern makers 20 keep away from
Seattle: strike on. Iron Trades
Council
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FOR well improved farms. small or
large, at low prices, cali on us.
COLLINS AND WILLIAMS,
Room Sc, Sullivan bldg.
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THREE STAR CREAMERY
uuTTER--
Considered the most dell.
eiuas ohtainabie--
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-02
An A. and n. College Train.

On yesterday morning a reader
Of the Eagle after looking over the
list Of things which Bryan should
have this year, suggested an cleo
trio car line to College. All will
agree that this would be a splendid
enterprise and a great convenience
and while it is hardly probable
that we will get such a car line.
the Eagle undertands there is a
movement on foot to induce the
Calvert, Waco & Brazos Valley 10
operate train between Bryan and
the College, in the event the girls
industrial school is located at the
latter place. In case the new road
makes Bryan the end Of division
It would be an easy matter to run
a train to College in the morning
aud back again in the afternoon for
the accommodation of young ladies
who might desire to attend the in
dustrial school and board in the
city. This train, with Others
running regularly on both road,
would furnish easy access to the
college for the general public also.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-02
tleRcE coNFLAeRArloN.
ErPio.ioa In . Cigar Factory Cause. pe-
tructiou and Narrow Escapes.

$3.50 HNAffNN hNfAtN@.
New York Feb. An explosion late
Thursday afternoon i'm the cigar factory
81 the William Wicke company. ia Elst
Thi-ty-ir,t street, by which over SD
persons ~ injured. two seriously.
was foilh,lat 2 O'Clock hy ono ~ the
herre,t confagmuons New York has
witnessed ion -lmc time, causing am o..
timatgd Dos. ~ sl-n1oll.
The burned AREA. in general extent
took u about uu. city block Tho wicks
company. ta.llmr tine building abut.
ting in from Thirty second street and
several tenement houses were among
the de,tr0y. buildings Several lam.
hor yard Zoo .ha vicinity wgrr consider.
ably damaged The dra wa, witnessed
by Immense crowd, ui people, aud 60 is
said IS tho MOST spectacular ONE New
York hl. over -..u
The Wu.c,trIrbau occupant, ofauun.
har uf tuom.n.. threatened by tho fp
were assisted ont bv policemen mud fire.
men The fine 1bUuuled u thrll.u. In.
cidouts.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-02
THE RICE ESTATE.
A Temporary Administrator Appointed
Pending the Contested wills.

New York, Feb. John p. O'Brien
has been appointed by Surrogate Fitz.
gerald Temporary administrator Of the
estate Of William Marsh Rice in accord.
ance with an agreement entered into
between counsel for the heirs at law
and the next Of kin Of the deceased mil.
lionaire, the executors under the will oi
Mr. Rice, executed some years ago, the
the Rice institute Of Houston, Tex, and
Albert T. Patrick, now in prison on the
charge Of having forged checks bearing
the signature Of Mr.. Rice. Both the
Rice wills are contested, the executors
Of the first will maintaining the last
will forgery while Patrick opposes the
probate Of the former will on the ground
IL was not properly executed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-02
FREE OF CHARGE.

Any adult suffering from a cold
5ettled on the breast, bronchitis.
throat or lung troubles ofany nature.
who will call at the Wilson-Jenklns
Drug Co., will be presented with a
sample bottle ~ Boschce's German
Syrup, free Of charge. Only one bot
tie given 10 one person aud none To
children without order from parents.
No throat or lung remedy ever had
such sale rs Boschoc's German
Syrup, in all parts Of the civilized
world. Twenty years ago millions
Of bottles were given away, and your
druggists will tell you its success
was marvellous. II is really the only
Throat and Lung remedy generally
endorsed by physicians. One 70 cent
bottle will cure or prove its value.
Sold by dealers in all civilized
countries. djan22-O2
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-02
DUKE HENRY WELCOMED.
Arhaucc Of Queen wiheimina Received
Royalty hy the Dutei.

Royalty by the Dutch.
The Hague. Feb Duke Henry Of
Mccklenburg. schwcrin. whom wilhel.
nina will marry, made his formal On.
try into the city M S o'clock Thurday
evening wearing che uniform Of a Dutch
general and Dutch decorations Ho
was received at the railway station hy
a guard Of honor and with great cere.
mony. The premier welcomed him on
behalf Of the cabinet as 1.-THE betrothed
Of our beloved queen and Dutch
subject"
The duke drove In one u the state
carriages 10 the palace where Queen
Wilhelmina waited him in the vesti.
bule In thanking the various officials
who welcomed him he spoke the Dutch
language.
Enormous crowds displayed the wild.
est enthusiasm and the troops were
scarcely able 20 control the people who
massed around the palace where another
quad Of honor was drawn up.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-02

Cincinnati, Feb. THE arrest Of DR.
Ada Sheehan Norman. her husband and
her son Clyde Sheehan, here Thursday
on charge Of trying 10 secure money
by eHtortion and threats. led 10 the dis.
covery Of a letter In Mrs. Herman.
room which is said to be- in tho same
handwriting ~ the "Eloise T" letters
sent 20 Mrs Cuhady In Omaha Offering
to reveal the kidnapper Of Eddy Cuhady
for money.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-02

The Greater Bryan idea is get
ting = hold on the minds of the
people and there seems to be a
general awakening to the possibili-
tiss Of the future. The Business
League is creating healthy SEN
timsnt in the community as we'll
NJ doing effective and practical
WDIk.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-02

Paris, Tex, Feb. An unknown
person was found dead lying on his face
In the Jeter pasture, a mile and half
west Of Paris, The person who found
him notified the justice Of the peace at
Charleston without stopping to examine
him, and as the corpse was lying face
down Il was not learned whether there
Were any marks Of violence or not.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-02
Coais.' Opera House burned.

Kansas City, Feb. Fire late Thurs.
day night destroyed the Coates opera
house, the principal theater Of Kansas
City. Walker Whiteside and his com.
pany playing Heart and Sword had
just completed the evening performance
when some Of the actors discovered that
the building was on fire. the flames On.
yeloping the whole rear part Of the
theater in few minutes. The com.
pany lost their wnrdrobes and scenery,
being Obliged 10 fee from their dress.
ing rooms Extra efforts Of the firemen
saved the Coates hotel Total loss
sll0.OOO. with insumnce about half.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-02

In writing about the work Of
redistricting the state the Cameron
Herald, referring to congressional
districts, says: MILAN county
will likely fall into a district with
counties south Of her, and Bell
county will go with counties west
and McLennan will likely be
linked in the same way. The
Seventh and Ninth districts will
be carved into three districts, with
some taking and giving with other
districts"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-02

Denison, Tex, Feb. There was a
wreck ON the Choctuw division Of the
Katy three mile, north of Savannah. l.
T. Thirteen cars were piled up in a
heap on top Of each other Several Of
the cars were torn 90 pieces. but the On.
gine and caboose remained ON the track
and no one was hurt.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-02

Muskogee, l. T., Feb. Fire de.
struycd two frame storehouses in the
business pert of the town Thursday and
damaged the First National bank build
ing about 5000. The total damage is
5000, fully insured. Tho buildings de.
stroyod were the property Of Captain f.
b. sewers
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-02

II is dawning on the members
o. The legislature and the people OF
the state at large that both econo.
my and practicability demand
that the girls industrial school be
located at the A. and N. college.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-02

Hon. Geo C. Pendleton has been
elected president Of the First
National bank at Rogers, and ii is
reported that he is now president
of three national banks, which
probably beats serving in congress
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-02

The legislature is after the can.
non fire cracker, which is defined
To be an explosive package exceed
iOg one inch in circumference and
two inches in length.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-02

II is generally agreed that early
cotton in we'll prepared land will
stshd the best chance against the
holl Neeyil.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-02

Wavcrly, Kas. Feb i. A whisky
salesman representing o. Kansas City
firm was arrested here Cor taking orders
for whisky He was convicted aud fined
s2OO aud 80 days in jail.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-02
Public Hauling.

] have started % good two horse
wagon for general job hauling. An
business entrusted viii De- apprcciat-
ed. Headquarters at inc BRYAN
Grocery Go. W. II McGmdy o.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-02

The billion dollar congress lie
fOreOtton in the prospect of appro-
priaiiOns by the present congress
reaching a billion and half.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-02

Gilmcr, Tox., Fob. Bluff Cleland.
charged with criminal assault. was con.
victed aud sentenced 70 six years In the
ponitcntinry. The case was brought
here from Camp caunty. =
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-02
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY2, 1901.

% appears we are to have extra
ssssions Of both congress and the
legislature.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-02

A curl official regulation demands
that all Nh old linen Of the Ceylon hos.
pitfalls s n be burned every three
months 4 government official comes
round %, periodic linen inspection
aud condemns holcy sheets, towels, etc,
to tiera fate.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-02

First Passenger What book has helm.
ed you most To- llfcG
Second Passengcr-Thc city dlrccto.
~.
First lsscuEcr-rhc city directory
Second tlsScngcr-Ics; I'm a bill
collector Ia M racuse Herald.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-02
Hotel Arrivals.
EXCHANGE.

sc Williams, Millicau; II u Har-
rison, New Orleans; y ) Roberts.
New York; T. 5 Courtney, Louis
isvillc; ! A Butcher, Chicago; l. $
Murphy, Shreveport; r ! Mansfield:
Dallas; Jno II Rcivoucl, Waco: II
T. Price, Virginia; G - Anderson.
New Orleans; VI Francis. College:
w + Rich, Columbus; WI Davis.
Georgetown.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-02
CENTRAI

a DlSwan, Kent, o; Monroe Edge.
Cityi Jno + Martin, Corsicaua; j n
llarkelroad, Hampstead; Oscar Cal
houn, Howth; Joe Ncwsome. BRYAN:
Tyler Randolph, MadisouyIllr.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-02
BY CONNOLLY & cARvEs.

ssT Week, lOc. Per Month, iOc
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-02
EGG EMULSION

Cures chronic coughs and colds
Hold or young when other pre-
pnrations fail
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-12-04
Com rnerciaI Notes.

Choice heavy draft horses are very
scarce in Iowa
Last weeks exports of wheat aud -four
were nearly 20 per cent larger than the
like week in 1900.
At Salina, Kan, corn is selling ut 75c
and is being paid for with money secur-
ed from selling wheat at 5Sc.
The progress in cattle breeding in the
Southwest has been phenomenal, and
from all indications IS getting good
start.
The breeders Of thoroughbred horses
have determined to buy up and retire
from the breeding ranks all inferior spec
linens offered for sale. The object is to
rid the breed of undesirable animals and
to make a better market Tor good young
sters.
The Orange Judd Farmer makes the
corn crop 1.41S. so. 600 bushels. or So
495 600 bushels more than the govern
ment's figures. Ii estimated the acreage
early in the season at ST.05000e acres,
and Allows 1855. 900 acres as abandoned.
leaving s1,515.o00 acres harvested. Its
Weld per acre is ia bushels, or one
bushel more than reported by the De-
partment Of Agriculture.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-12-04
SMUGGLE FINE FURS.
FEDERAL OFFICERS UNEARTH
GIGANTIC SCHEME.
Government Confiscates Large Amount
of Goods In Northern Ohio Towns
Gov. Brady Tells What He Conceives
to Be Alaska's Greatest Needs.

Detectives from the Treasury Depart
ment of the United States government
believe they have unearthed one of the
most extensive smuggling schemes in the
history of the country. They estimate
that 100000 worth of furs have been
struggled into this country from Canada
and Of this quantity about $4,000 worth
have been eonfiscated by the government
from some OF the most fashionable people
of northern Ohio Collector of Customs
Charles Il. Leach and his deputies nave
charge of the work of confscatlon. The
victims live in Youngstown, Canton, Mas
sillon, Cleveland and several other north'
ern Ohio towns, but Collector Leach re-
fused to make public their names. The
furs are of the most beautiful and costly
kinds. )ne lot recovered F'om foungs-
town .os t at least $500. A big fur firm
in Nor real is accused of sending goods
into IDS country and avoiding the duty
They were shipped, it is said, to White
River Junction, Vermont a small place
on the Canadian border. From this point
they were sent by express TO their des-
tinations. Mr.. Leach says the members
of the fur firm are under indictment IN
the United States Court in Vermont,
charged with smuggling.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1901-12-04
MUr1LATED BODY Is 4 cLEw.
Litigation Over $1,000, 900 Estate De-
ponds on Identification.

A badly mutiated body lies carefully
guarded In vault at Mount Eliot ceme-
terry, Detroit, Mich. and the identi1ca-
ton of these remains is the vital point
OF contention in a large litigation now
pending. The fight is between Mrs.
Catherine Mueller, German woman o.
Detroit, and p. x X. Kosmeri, Pol
ish priest of Duluth, and the subject OF
The litigation is the estate Of Johann
Mueller, who died in Superior Wis. IN
December, 1898. Mrs. Mueller claims to
be the widow and with her six children
heir to an estate valued al Sl,OOo.Wo.
Mueller owned 100 acres Of what was
considered to be worthless land IN st.
Louis County, Minnesota, which now
turns out to be the richest iron ore land
in the State. Mueller became involved
in money difficulties and the land was
mortgaged, finally falling into the hands
of Father Kosmeri. Mrs. Mueller has
set about establishing her claim. She
was given possession OF the body. but
when the remains were exhumed they
were found mutilated. An arm was cut
off and rlissing and a leg was gone. The
face was also cut to pieces. The mntila-
ton evidently had for it's object the pre-
yention Of Identification.