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New-York tribune., 1901-06-12

The fifteenth Earl Of Moray succeeded 70 the
title in 1885 on the death OF the fourteenth earl
his cousin He educated at Exeter College.
Oxford He married in 1877 Anna Mary. daughter
OF the Rev. George J. COllinson or CIapham His
country seats were Darnaway Castle. Eginshre.
Castle Stuart. Inverness shire. Donibriste Park
Fifeshire. and Doune Lodge. Perthshire and ne
was the OF s17oo The first Of the
present line Of earls was James Stuart natural
of James y. who Regent Of Scotland from
1867 til his assassination. in 1870. by Hamilton, Of
BothwellhauRh, one Of his foes. The heir Of the
late earl is his brother Francis James StuartCiray
who born in 1882
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An APPOINTMENT From HOyOLrLr.

Middletown. y. Y. June u.-Dr. Maurice c. Ash
ley first assistant physician the State Hospital
here. has been appointed superintendent ot the
Hawaiian Insane Asylum Honolulu. He has
yet decided whether to accept.
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DEATH OF cor. SANFORD OF ALABAMA.

Montgomery. Ala June u.-Governor Sanford of
Alabama died Tuscaloosa, Ala. tonight at 10 30
O'Clock Governor Sanford. whose would
have expired on December l. 1902 had been dan
gerously i'll for some time and his recovery had
not been expected
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KRUGER NOT WORKING FOR PEACE.

The Hague. June l1.-Mr Kriger has issued
a statement 10 the effect that he knows nothing
o. the peace negotiations alleged 10 be proceed
ing with the BOer leaders He says that II there
are any negotiations foot IL is not through any
action ~ his.
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SperlaI NoIlCes.
Tribune SubSeription r.

Expression restored. DIT Deane. dental sps-
-alist Worlds Fatr awards. ave s5th-st
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Lewis Hooper OF the ''Florodora' company sails
for England to-day the White Star liner Majes-
tic Mr.. Hooper returns to England TO renew" his
accent and also TO the performance of The
Silver Slipper" by owen Hall and Leslie Stuart
the authors OF ''Florodora' He will stage the play
when il is produced in this country. Mr.. Hooper
will return in August.
Charmion has been engaged as the chief attrac-
ton al Roster & Balls at the opening of roof
garden next Monday. The actress is remain for
four weeks
Little Itch sails to-day on the steamship Teutonic
for New-York. Itch is to appear in the Cherry
Blossom Grove. Of the New-York Theatre, for a
limited period beginning on June p.
Negotiations have just been concluded by which
Tyrone Power will become member OF the Man
haitian Theatre company in support OF Mrs. Fiske
next season. Mr.. Power had the part of the
Marquis OF steyne in Becky Sharp the Fifth
Avenue Theatre the production OF that play by
Mrs Ffske two seasons ago. He then went TO
Australia TO star under the management Of ]. c.
Williamson He will leave Australia in
order 10 reach this city in time begin rehearsals
with Mrs Fiske for Miranda of the Balcony.
Mrs Fiske left New-York yesterday for the Adj
rondacks where she Will spend the summer.
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Tribune once. Il. a m.-The weather yest-r-
dav was fair The temperature ranged between So de-
erees and 70 degrees the average t1N deErees being
Al. degrees higher that Of Monday and !. Of a
dsgree lower than the the corresponding date Of
nifh showers.
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Vurpeff's Vanilla

leaves good taste mouth. II Il pure and whole
some Don't cheated with cheap aduterated goods
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DIED.

Notice. of marriages and deaths must be IN
dorsed with full name and address
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SINGLE COPIES
SUNDAY. WEEKLY cents-
DAILY. cents TRI-WEEKLY. cents
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M4RRTED.

The sursst Blood Purifier In
Jayue's Alterative.
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rR1R1rNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
I HOURS Morning

-, the continuous white line SHOWS the
IN pressure indicated by The Tribun-s self
The dotted line shows the ternp-ra
t1re as recorded a Perrys Pharmacy
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PRINTED MATTER. ETC-Thls steamer takes Printed
Matter. Commercial Papers and Samples Germany
only The class OF mail matter for other parts
OF Europe will be this ship unless specially
directed by
the closing the Supplementary Transatlantic
Mails named above. additional supplementary malls 9
opened the piers of the American English. French
and German steamers. and remain until within
Ten Minutes OF the hour Of sailing OF steamer.
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N NEW-YORK CITY

IN YORK CITY
MtN subscribers DAILY and TRI-WEEk1LY viii
De charged a postage addition 70
the rates named
At PAN AMERICAN EXPOSITION.
Tho Trtburs NAV during the Exposition On
de in the reading International Paper Co.
Graphic Building Ev-ry Buffalo will
nave the paper sale
To POINTS ABROAD.
The Tribune mailed 10 Cuba. Porto Rico Hawaii
and the Philippines without for foreisn
Eur7ue all the UNIVERSAL
Postal Union The mailed the following
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OBITU
THE EARL OF MORAY.

London June 11.-Edmund Archibald Stuart. Earl
OF Moray, is dead. He was born November 8 1870
New-York tribune., 1901-06-12

DIED
Rabcock Rev Maltbte n. Kennedy. Charles y.
Thomas H McElrath- Percy.
Engelhardt Anna c. McCiinris. John. fr.
Green Charles E Napier. Amy.
Hammond, Daniel = Terrfb~rry. Calvin
Hone, Calbraith p.
Rev Maltbie D. Babcock % D.. late pastor OF the
Presbyterian Church. Of this city.
will held A. church.
and 37th-s Wednesday next. June Ia 1T n
flowers
Admission
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Postomce Notice.

Should read DAILY all interested changes
time)
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close promptly in all the General Posto-ce as
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closing time shown below. Parcels Post malls for Ger
close az ?. Monday and Wednesday
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Branch half hour than closing time shown below
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WEDNESDAY-Ar $50 a supplementary 10 a. y
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BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN
lts in the United States toursids OF Greater
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-10
BEFORE AN EMPEROR.
Fngilist Corbett win Show Royalty
How to Hit and Duck.

How to Hit and Duck.
New York. June 10.-James J. Corbett
has an engagement to demonstrate the
manly art of self-defence before the
strenuous Emperor OF Germany. Cor
bett VIII also show other royalties, in
GLIDING the King of England. how to hit
and get away. Corbett viii be the first
nan who has been a prize fighter to be
thus honored by crowned heads. al
though King Edward, before he came
to the throne, was not averse to seeing
two good men maui each other, and
shook hands with John L. Sullivan, who,
being a good American. thought he was
honorinE the prince
Corbett and his wife will sail for Eur
cpe on the Oceanic in a fortnight His
trip IS for pleasure, but he will look
over the ground with the purpose Of
touring, appearing in his monOlogue
next season. He win be gone two
months. Returning here in the fall, he
has been engaged by the Empire Vau-
deville company at 81, 600 a week to ap-
pear in his monologue and win tour the
country.
Returning to England next season
Corbett VIII secure a good sparring
partner in London and viii go to Berlin
and other European capitals and show
the kings and ldnglets how to rebuke a
threatening anarchist with a solar
plexus blow or a smash on the point
OF the jaw. The arrangements for him
80 spar before Emperor William were
made by a personal friend of the EN-
peror whom Corbett knows. a man
whom his imperial highness has had as
his guest at several hunts.
In a word Corbett is out Of the sa-
loon business And opportunity, for
Justice Freedman, in the supreme court
revoked the liquor tax certificate OF the
saloon on Broadway known as Cor
belts.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-10
TRICKS OF LIGHTNING.
Destroys Bed Occupied by Aged Cou-
pie Without Hurting Anyone.

Enporia, Kan. June 10.-One Of the
queerest freaks of lightning that has ever
been heard of around Emporia occurred
Friday night at the home of Albert Hill.
southeast of town. Upon awakening in
the night Mrs. Hill told her husband that
she thought she heard some glass fall
Mr.. Hill started up. but found his way
blocked by all sorts of unaccountable de-
bris. Even the bed clothes were on the
floor Upon investigation it was found
that the house had been struck by light
ming which pulverized the bricks in the
chimney, tore great holes in the roof and
knocked part of the side wall down Even
the bed frame in which the old folks had
been sleeping was torn to pieces.
were shocked by the lightning and that
is why they knew nothing of it. People
have gone to the place from miles around
to see the shattered house and freaks of
the storm
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-10
WRECK ON THE FRISCO.
Dining Car and Sleeper Burned and
Several Persons Injured

Fall River, Kas., June 10.-The st.
Louis & San Francisco passenger train
No. 108 Engineer Frank Street and
Conductor Elijah Ackers, was wrecked
at 4.30 o'clock Saturday, one mile east
of Severy. Kas. The train was run
ming 80 miles an hour on an incline.
The dining car and sleeper left the track
and plunged so feet over the embank-
ment- The dining car caught fire from
the range and in Is minutes both 1t
and the Pullman were in ashes Con-
ductOr Ackers was in the dining car
and was pinned under a seat. He sus-
tanned internal injuries and is in a crit
zeal condition All passengers in the
dining car and sleeper We're bruised
and shaken up.
The injured are: Mrs. p w. Smith.
NeWkirk, Okla, dangerously hurt;
Thomas Rice. cook, internal injuries
and cuts on head and face; George b.
Edgar, OronOgo, No, arm broken; Mrs.
Edgar, cuts on body; two Edgar chill
dren badly crushed; Edna NICK inley,
Newkirk, Okla, arm broken; Lincoln
Mckinley, Newlirk, finger broken. The
injured were taken off here. Lincoln
Mckinley, editor of the Newkirk Re
publican, saved his family from burn
ing by pulling them through the win
dows of the dining car. The trucks of
the dining car plunged into the Pull
man which rolled over. The passengers
were rescued from the windows.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-10
KANSAS NEWS.
A New School Building to Be
Erected at QuindarO
University For COlored Pupils
Given Encouragement.
FACULTY IS CHOSEN.
Atchison County Farmer Pays
For Lightning Rods.
Thought He Had Signed $3.50
Contract But Was Mistaken.

Argentine, Kas-, June 10.-Plans are
being drawn for the erection Of a new
$22. 600 building at the Western univer-
sity at Quindaro. The building is to be
of modern construction and viii con-
tain a gymnasium for boys and girls.
recitation rooms, auditorium and a well
appointed dorm1tory Machinery for
cabinet making is to be placed in the
building and every convenience for a
strong Industrial department Will be Sc
cured The money was appropriated by
the legislature of Kansas The past
year of the university has been very
successful and the trustees are determ-
ined to make the school one of the best
of its kind in the west.
The board Of trustees at its annual
meeting elected the following faculty:
William T. Vernon, president; Charles
$. Bowman, Of Tuskogee, professor of
architecture and carpentry; Emily J.
Emory, of Wilberforce, professor of
mathematics; Amanda f. Moore, of
Fiske. professor Of literature and lam
guage; NJ. A. Morris, professor of sci
ence; John c. Wood, instructor in print
ing; James T.. Edwards, of Hampton.
instructor in tailoring: s. L. Gross,
dressmaking; Mrs. Lula Cunningham.
pianoforte; N. Clark Smith, of Chicago,
stringed instruments. The teacher of
the shorthand and business course is
vet to be selected.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-10
Excursionists

Attending the Biennial Epworth League
convention at San Francisco. Cal, July
1921, will naturally desire to see the
grandest scenery en- route. This is in
sured by selecting the Denver 81 Rio
Grande railroad, 1.-THE Scenic Line of the
World" which traverses the most pic
turesque scenery to be found on the con-
tinent This Is the only road which Of
fers two separate routes through the
Rocky Mountains. Tickets reading via
the Denver and Rio Grande r. r. may
be used either via its main line through
the Royal Gorge. Leadville, over Ten
nessee Pass, through the Canon of the
Grand River and GlenWood Springs, or
via the line over Marshall Pass and
through the Black Canon of the Gunni-
son, thus enabling the tourist to use
one of the above routes going and the
other returning. The rate via this route
is the same as via all other. To get The
full benefit of the trip you should lay
your plans in advance, and to enable
you to do SO attractive illustrated
pamphlets win be furnished free upon
application to s. K. Hooper, G. P. &
T A., Denver, Colo.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-10
Pensions For Kansana.

Washington, June 10.-Pensions for
Kansans have been granted as fol-
lows:
Original-Benjamfn Missildine, OK
ford, S.; Roland P. Murdock, WITCH
tia, IS.
Increase-Samuel Mcfarland, Hutch
inson, $12; Thomas Inman. Chanute, SIC.
Jacob Wycoff, Carlton, So; James 7.
Johnson, Leavenworth. $40; Robert
Fevurly, Easton. S12; Jabash Murray
Galena, SIG; Francis NJ. Preston,
Beulah. $12; Wheeler Giles, AgricoIa,
$12; George Camel, Devon. $12; VIII
liam Shaklee, Pratt, $12; Henry Bel
gard. Ames, $12s George H. Burgess,
Nashville, SO
Original Widows, etc-Dora E. Kref-
der, Abilene, IS: Special act. Nay "a
Eliza J. Wilson, Paola4 SIP; Martha HI
Wright, Moran, $12.
Mexican War Widows-Speciad act,
May "a, Phebe s. Gard. Lane. So.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-10
LIGHTNING ROD SHARKS.
Farmer Near Huron Bites at the
Same Old Game.

Atchison, June 1O.-During the early
part of last week three men giving their
names as n. d. Parker, c. D. Crane and
c. w Moss contracted to put up light
ming rods for c. W. Pinder, a farmer
near Huron Kan. Pinder says he was
to pay them $3.50. The men called and
presented a bill of s175 for the work and
showed the contract. which specified
this amount Pinder demonstrated
against paying 1t, saying the contract
had been tempered with They threat
ened him with a lawsuit if he did not
pay it and after some haggling they cut
the bill down to $125 and Pinder gave
his note for this amount. He followed
the men to Atchison and consulted the
county attorney. but learned the men
could not be prosecuted. The men left
here without paying their board bill
but a stranger appeared this afternoon
and paid it for them Seven other far
mers are reported to have been defraud-
ed in the same Wav
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-10
MORRISON TRIAL
Attorneys For ElDorado Girl May
Ask Change of Venue.

FL Dorado. June 10.-Jessie Morrison
the slayer of Clara Castle, the story of
which created so much interest last fall.
viii probably. endeavor to have her case
sent to another county for the second
trial. The case is on the June docket of
the Butler county district court The
term begins Tuesday. The regular panel
The attorneys for Miss Morrison will
hold a consultation here Monday night
and decide upon a course. They have al
ready got the papers prepared asking for
a change of venue, but it will not be de-
cided until tonight whether to file them in
court. The grounds on which a change
of venue may be asked will be that Judge
Altman, the presiding judge, is prejudiced
and that the defendant can't get a fair
trial before him. AfTidavits in support
of this charge have already been gath
cred and will be fired of in court pro
viding that it is decided to ask for.
change.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-10

DOSTER, C. J.
NJ 7. Jones ct al VS.. City of Chanute
ct al Error from Neosho county. Re
versed.
State vs. Claud Lewis. Appeal from
Allen county. Affirmed.
VIM. Kincaid VS. National Wall Pa
per company Error from Sedgwiclz
county Reversed
SMITH, J.
H. c. Jackson ct al VS.. J. D. McCray-
Error from Lyon county. Reversed and
new trial ordered.
State vs. s. S. Bogardus. Appeal from
Coffey county Reversed and new trial
ordered.
State VS.. Claud Lewis Appeal from
Allen county Affirmed.
Garfield township VS.. ]. S. Croker. Err
ror from Finney county. Reversed and
new trial ordered
The Union Gas & Sur. Co. VS.. SilaS W.
Bragg. Error from Lyon county. Re
versed and new trial ordered
POLLOCK, J.
Ella s. Jeffries-Basom vs. Seth Ma
ton. treasurer. etc, ct al Error from
Neosho county. Affirmed.
w M Farmer VS.. c. E. Marvin. Error
from labette county Affirmed
The NJ. K. & T. Ry. Co. VS. J. 3. Kirk
versed.
State VS.. James Brown ct al Appeal
from Cherokee county. Reversed.
J. H McEntire, receiver, etc. VS.. H r.
Pratt county. Affirmed.
Sarah Burns vs.. the City of Emporia-
Error from Lyon county. Reversed.
PER CURTAIN.
J. D. McCray VS.. Henry Waldo ct al.
Error from Lyon county. Affirmed.
Board of County Commissioners, Mia
mi county. VS. Board of County Commits
sioners. johnson county. Error from
Miami county. Affirmed
Calvin J. Cowles ct al VS.. Phoenix
Mutual Life Insurance company. Error
from Allen county Affirmed.
State VS. L. D. Montgomery Appeal
from Allen county. Affirmed
City of Howard vs. r. J. Stroud. AD-
peal from Elk county Affirmed
Milton Brown VS.. I. 3. Warthen. Orig
ina1 proceedings in mandamus- Dis
missed.
r. z. Edwards ct al VS.. Augusta Rem
strom. Error from Edwards county
Modified.
VIM. sonntag VS.. s. J. Frost ct al.
Error from Kingnaan county. Reversed
and new trial ordered.
J. w Temple, administrator, W Geo
johnson ct al. Error from Lyon coun@
ty Reversed with directions to enter
Judgment for plaintiff in error.
Citizens Bank of Emporfa vs.. James
Burnham ct al Error from Lyon coun-
ty. Affirmed.
Thos McBIains, administrator. vs.
Jas Mems. administrator Error from
Lyon county. Reversed and new trial
ordered
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-10
HELD ZOE AssAu1T.
Young stookman Charged With En-
tering Dwelling While Drunk

Emporia, June ia warrant has
been sworn out for Howard Martindale,
a prominent young stoclxrnan OF Madi-
son, and son of William Martindale of
this town charging him with assault
The assault alleged was upon Mrs. Stan
ley. wife of a tenant in the house occu-
pied jointly by Stanley and Martindaie.
1t is alleged that Martindale and his
he elm bed upon q porch and into Mrs.
Stanley's room, where he handled her SO
roughly that a physician had to be call
ed. Her condition was such that for a
time her life was in danger Martin
dale's case is set for today, before JUS
tice Stoughton, OF Eureka The alleged
assault occurred Wednesday at the old
Martindale place near Madison
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-10
1N HANps or REoETvER.
Union Pacific Branch Between Leav-
enworth and Lawrence Changes.

Leavenworth. June 10-Acting under an
order issued by the United States circuit
court for the district of Kansas. Erastus
Young, as receiver, took possession Sat
cific railroad running between LeaVen-
worth and Lawrence. An order appoint
ing a receiver for certain branch lines of
the Union Pacific was issued a couple of
weeks ago This was done on complaint
of John f. Dillon to straighten up certain
matters connected with the loan of the
American Loan and Trust company. The
branch taken possession of was built
more than 80 years ago and was first
known as the Leavenworth, Lawrence &
Galveston railroad. 1t was to run to the
Gulf of Mexico, but was never extended
beyond Lawrence. It has been operated
as a branch Of the Union Pacific system
for many years.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-10
IOHNsT ].

down by the supreme court AdeS S9dluA :
day afternoon.
JOHNSTON. J. lil
H c. Root vs.. City of Topeka. Error
from Shawnee county. Affirmed
J. F. Click VS.. Hattie H Low ct al
Error from Coffey county Dismissed
VIM. Deering & Co. vs.. J. c. Cunning
ham ct al. Error from Montgomery
county Affirmed.
A L. Humphrey VS.. Lee Mayfeld.
Error from Linn county Affirmed
CUNNINGHAM. J.
T. NJ. James VS.. VIM H. Hayes. Err
ror from Shawnee county. Affirmed.
w. A. Munson vs.. D. A. Warren Err
ror from Linn county. Affirmed.
c. H. Pratt VS.. y. L. Ard Error from
Allen county. Affirmed.
Phoebe A. Black VS.. John Elliott ct al
Error from Miami county. Affirmed.
Taylor B. Mercer VS.. VIM. Justice ct
al Error from Cherokee county. At
firmed.
The State of Kansas VS.. Edward Bel
lamy. Appeal from Harper county. Re-
versed
city of Ottawa VS. Rosetta Gilliland.
Error from Franklin county Reversed
Springfield Boiler & Mfg Co. VS.. Wes-
ley e. Best ct al. Error from Crawford
county. Affirmed
H. E. Walker vs.. Vim. Lagoon ct al.
Error from Cherokee county. Reversed
Aaron B. Rhodes VS.. Daniel Spears ct
al Error from Linn county. Affirmed.
State VS.. John E. Turner Appeal
from Montgomery county Affirmed
ELLIS. ].
Exchange National Bank of Ell Dora
do VS. Samuel G. Fleming ct al. Error
from Butler county Affirmed.
State VS.. Frank Schoenthaler ct al.
Appeal from Ellis county Affirmed.
Mccormick Harvesting Machine Co.
Jennie Fisher, executrix, etc, ct al. Err
ror from Usage county. Reversed.
Geo. T. Guernsey VS. First National
Bank OF Cherryvale ct al Error from
MONTGOMERY county. Affirmed.
PER CURTAIN.
Geo. w Chase & Son VS.. S. f. Le-
grecht ct al. Error from Harper coun
ty. Affirmed.
state VS.. Ed Whit Appeal from Reno
county. Affirmed.
5. w. Brewster, executor, etc, vs. J.
H. Light Error from Neosho county.
Affirmed.
F. E. Moses ct al vs.. First National
Bank Of Cherryvales Error from Mont
gomery county. Dismissed
J. G. Schlatter ct al vs. J. C. Gibson
Error from Usage county Affirmed
NJ L. Campbell VS.. J. P. Pierce Error
from Usage county Affirmed
NJ. J. Chandler vs. w c. Hutchinson,
receiver. etc. Error from Franklin
county. Dismissed.
The Missouri Pacific Railway Co. VS..
George S. Taylor. Error from Mont
gomery county. Reversed.
NJ T. Brown ct al VS. Alex. Cairns ct
al Error from cofrey county Re
versed.
John B Dysart VS.. Laura Thomas ct
al Error from Miami county. Affirm
o. G. Peters ct al. VS.. r. E. Mcvey.
Error from Montgomery county. At
frmed.
EN- BANG. HOSTER. c. J.
J. w. f Hughes ct al vs.. Albert Park
er ct al Error from Shawnee county
Reversed with directions to deny per-
emptory writ G. J. Doster, J. Smith,
and J. Pollock. dissenting from the first
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-10
REIR 20 RIoE MILLIoNs.
Woman Claims Portion of
Rich New York Estate.

Atchison, Kan, June 10.-Mrs. s. l. Lee,
heir to an immense fortune. as her
mother, Mrs. Fanny CleaI, of Grinnell,
Ia, and her aunt, Mrs Martha Schu-
Ter of Des Moines have presented a claim
to the estate of their brother. w NJ Rice.
the New York millionaire who was muir
dered a year ago last February. He was
a bachelor and is said to have been worth
S. ,000.0O His sisters, Mrs. Cleal and Mrs.
Schuler, had not heard from him for
nearly so years and did not know of his
whereabou until it was learned he had
been killed The claim will come uD for
hearing in the New York courts next
week and Mrs Lee will go there with the
ATTORNEYS