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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-19
TO ASSIST ELKS

The executive committee OF the
Elks' carnival has made arrange
ments With the bureau of informa-
ton by which the latter institution
will be installed on the grounds and
work In conjunction with the ear
nivni management In furnishing In
formation to visitors and IN other
ways assisting. One important
function the bureau of information
will perform Il that OF securing
rooms and lodgings for those per-
sons from out OF town who win be
In attendance ut the carnival. O.
M. Moore, secretary or the bureau.
announces that any persons wishing
at this time to secure quarters for
the carnival days may address him
and auch VIII be provided.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-19
FIRST AVE Above Pike
may SOON BE REGARDED
MAJORITY PETITION SUBMITTED THE soARo OF PUBLIC
WoRke-oTHER MATTERS or IMPORTANCE BEFORE REG
uLAR WEEKLY MEETING

ton. II il estimated that this work
viii cost IN the neiEhborhood or
$50, 900. A petition was also present.
ed By residents of both First and
second avenues asking for the free
use Of city water for siuiciDg pur-
poses. a protest against the re-
grading Of Second avenue was filed
with the board.
Estimates
The following estimates on street
improvements were submitted by the
city engineer. Nineteenth avenue
from East Jefferson street TO East
Madison street. Waterman. 1850:
East Spruce street from Broadway
70 Twelfth avenue. grading and SIDE
walking, 81, 700: Aloha street. from
Queen Anne avenue 10 Warren ave-
nue. ct al, concrete sidewalks, $500;
Union street from Second 70 Eighth
avenues 81 al, paving with vitrified
brick. az, 200. Dearborn street from
Twenty-ninth avenue south TO Thir-
tiefh avenue south. concrete side
walks, 81 100.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-19
STRANGE LIGHTS SEEN
AT DESERTED MINES
A Report From RavensdaIe This Morning That
Causes Renewed Interest in the Tracy
Man Hunt

RAvEnsoALa. ws'hs July a-sus hope To be 't
sheriff csdlh.. his eonf.ds.hss
their srssnd the old oa.vIs sos mile
morning Norshrn Pacific
masssh a. Lss that lights had buildings nins
The
pssrabs ssnss 81 underground surrounding The outlaws could
The mine whhs .sy accessible drift and In
make their would be
rpossbs them Nearly Simultaneous with this
Simon Fraser ins.s"s
hshss sddyva. mines
abandoned buildings Of
mills standing and impssssb Officers
likely until Trseys
wound 10 better
positive
Of the dssp.rsse eb.nsb sssnds,
ssssvs gives
liable sIsw 10 his whereabouts
merrrs family miss south 81
held information
unoer6rmsA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-19

OLYMPIA. July fs.--Tsla borate
preparations are now Ia progress for
the encampment OF the national
guard. which will be held this month.
Though somewhat hampered by an
Injured foot. Mr.. Drain viii be per-
feetly able To direct all executive
work OF the encampment. For sew
eral days state arnorer and other at
tnches Of the Acknowledgement de-
partment have been sending 10 the
place Of cncampmsnt at Murray all
the necessaries TO make the camp
the best one the state has ever seen.
Lieutenant Llewellyn, the chief
clerk OF the adjutant- generals office.
leaves for Murray 70 become pay
master, and Adjutant- General Drain
will follow later. The camp begins
on Sunday and General Drain has
stated that he thinks there Will be
a large assembly. There viii be sx-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-19
UNDERWOODS' TRIAL
FOR MURDER SEPT. Y

ney rahen. the fs-year-oid wife cried
bitterly. Paul stood by her side but
displayed no emotion. Mrs Under
wood wore \ thick veil and seemed
20 shrink from the curious case ~
the Interested people who fiisd the
courtroom. Her tears this morning
excited n great deal of sympathy,
and many people seem inclined 10
sxonerafe her entirely. laying the
blame Of the crime on the shoulders
Of her young husband. Both per-
sist In their refusal To discuss the
ease.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-19
MAYOR TOM
WORSTED
Cleveland 3-Cent Fares
Go GIimmering

CLEVELAND. Ohio. July 1s.-At-
torney- General Sheets OF Ohio hss
brought quo warranto proceedings
against the Cleveland city council
and the common pleas court has is-
sued a restraining order preventing
the council from the performance Of
any legislative duties except those
absolutely necessary 10 carry on the
business Of the city. The effect Of
this Will be 70 knock out the three
cent street car fare In Cleveland.
Mayor Tom johnson. famous a.
the man who poses as the friend
Of the iaborina man, r. thus COM
PEELED to make his fight alone. IL
strengthens his presidential aspirs-
tons 80 far as the masses In this
section OF the country are concerned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-19

Paul and Nellie Underwood. the
young couple charged with the muir
der Of thkir three weeks-old baby.
were arraigned IN the superior court
today. Both pleaded mot guilty"
and the case was set for September
a.
Marshall Smell and y. T. Ronald.
attorneys for Paul and Mira Under
wood respectively. have not yet de-
cided whether or not 70 demand sep
arafe trials.
while the Information was being
read by Deputy Prosecuting Aftor-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-19
DAWSON HAS ANOTHER
WHOLESALE MURDER
Infamous George 0'Brien's Deeds RivaIIed BY
an Unknown Butcher

DAWSON. Y. r. (vls Ashcroft, n.
c.. July ts--rhe man found In the
yukon below Indian river was iden.
slfiea AZ Leon Routhlilete, a French
Canadian from beauee county. Que
t<c
He had bunch Of keys in his
pocket bearing the name OF his
father on a metallic tas. He was
known In Dawson by w. III. Welsh
and Attorney Fortin.
The victim lett White Horse with
Mo- on his person and had no
money when found. He was s feet
N height and about ss years old. II
d certainly Systematic murder.
iIke the o'Hrien cases.
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OF sse.eee from the national treasury,
also an assessment Of 10 per cent on
the earnings Of the members Ia dis
triets 9. :. u. IL. 10 and Is. and one
dollar a week on members in dls-
tricts Z. q n. IL. IL. 10. 20 and an
assessment Of 8 per cent on the
officers Of the union. assessments 70
begin from July Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-19

money in the boxes last night and
when they opened them this morning
they were empty. Two watchmen
were locked up in the safety deposit
cage all night and they say the boxes
were not opened during their watch.
Officials Of the safety deposit COM
pany say they DO not believe that
the robbery was committed. No COM
plant was made to the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-19

G. r. Mckee arrived 10 become the
iocas manager OF the ". A. T, a r.
Co, vice n. Teeoiisr. resigned,
Mr.. Mckee L. from 81. Paul and
Is allied with the isom Interests In
the company.
A group OF twenty claims on Chez
chaca hill was sold TO w. r. An
drcwz and "a. W Harness. including
rich properties OF the Yukon Gold
Fields. Limited.
The claims range In price from
$1,000 TO se0,eeo. Cheechaea hill has
been enc Of the richest benches In
the kiondike. The new people will
hydraulic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-19

CHICAGO. July fs.--over S3o. 900 In
sAsh y said 10 have been stolen from
the safety deposit boxes In the Ma
sonic Temple some time during the
night The men who claim their
hozes were rifled are Ia Sturgeon.
<. ". Murphy. George Rose and a
man whose name was not learned.
They claim TO have deposited the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-19
BASEBALL

The Seattle and Helena baseball
teams are playing at Athletic park
this afternoon. Tomorrow the mai
game OF the present series will be
played between these two teams.
Next week the local team VIII 10 To
SPOKANE to play n series there and
then win return TO face Portland on
the home ground. July ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-19
TALK SHOP

OYSTER BAY. N. r.. July IA
President Roosevelt will have lunch
con this afternoon with Mayor fso~I
OF New York and Senator Kean Of
New Jersey. f<ow and Roosevelt viii
dlsouss Sew York politics in . strict
~ private way and u Il not expected
shst anything will be given out 10
the prcpx.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-19

a view of the kings progress as the
second postponement OF the corona
ton would naturally be serious
disappointment. The paper says
Among medical men there Is n GER
tain amount OF skepticism as to the
kings fitness TO go through the cor
onation ceremony on August eth"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-19
STRONG IS
MISSING

NEW YORK. July is.-capt Put
nam Bradfec Strong has been mys-
tcriously missing from his home at
Hastings for several days past. The
former Lady Hope. for whom he
gave up rank and position. does not
know where he Ii. He recently suf-
ferod greatly from a wound received
IN the Philippines and II IL feared
hls mind may have become affected.
White on route To New York from
Hong Kong he acted strangely and
his paramour says she then feared
for his reason.
NEW YORK. July is.--Counsei for
Lady Hope has confirmed the report
that Strong IL missing, II IL limited
that sensational developments win
follow.
NEW YORK. July 1a.--It u said
that Strong had tired Of the woman
and that she WINS not anxious about
his return but she wants certain ar
tlciss OF jewclry which she says be-
long to hor. returned. Her lawyer
says every EFFORT TO bring Strong
back win be made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-19
WILL RAISE FUND TO
HELP STRIKING MINERS

INDIANAPOLIS. July is.-The
United Nine Workers convention
this afternoon adopted President
1flteheli's plan fer carrying on the
right IN the anthracite district. II
wss slightly modified ~ the commit
t<<. but In effect T. about the same.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-19
The GOLF
CONTEST

CHICAGO, July is.--over . water
soaked course the finals for the ma
tional amateur golf championship
were played today between Louis
James Of G1enview and Eben Hyers
OF Pittsbure. The play was over
the FIRST nins holes. the second be-
Ing entirely under water. A fair
sized gallery turned out despite the
conditions. Al the first
nine holes Byers was two up ON
Jamea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-19
TYPHOON

HONG KONG. July fs.--A typhoon
did much damage here today. Twcn-
~ persons we're killed. Sampans
we're thrown on the coast for miles
and the debris Ia everywhere. No
large vessels are known TO have been
lost. but fear 10 expressed that some
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-19

state Organizer Sophie p. King was
present, and entertained the circle
with one OF her eloquent talks. Head
Sentinel Baldwin was also present
and favored the circle with a short
talk. The entertainment committees
reported that Il had secured the
steamer Capital City for the NOON
light excursion next Thursday even
ing. The steamer viii leave CAL
hratth dock at 5 p. m. Music, danc-
Ing and cards win be features Tho
guardian neighbor requested all
members 10 be present at the ex-
oursion and also to bring their
frtenda.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-19
LAUNDRY FIRE

A flame from a gas-iet set IRE to
the wall of the Union laundry at 1912
Western avenue. last night and caus-
cd $50 damage before the FIRE appar-
atus could put cut the blaze.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-19
FINED FOR A
MISERABLE ACT
Mrs. q. n. Clark Learns Thst ehs
Doesn't Control the Charities

Doesp't Control the Charities
Mrs. q. n, Clark pleaded guilty in
the police court yesterday 20 throw
ing water on Oriena M. Doty and
was fined 60 w Judge George.
Mrs. Clark wHs arrested n couple
Of days ago on a warrant charging
her with nsBauitinK Miss Doty. IL
appears that the complaining witness
had been assaulted while endeavor-
ing 10 aid a sick woman, Mrs. Way,
who rented n portion Of Mrs. Clark
home at az2 Ninth avenue south.
Mrs. Clark objected 10 the proceed
ure and threw bucket OF cold
water on the young lady as she APP
preached the house. The 81 fine was
entered as result of the trial.
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Of the big ones may have been in
the path Of the storm. Reports are
Anriously awaited from farther Qua
at sea. Five freight carrying YES
sels are overdue. and u - possible
some Of them have suffered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-19
PATRICK 4. SCULLEN
SENT TO ASYLUM
nApE HimsgLF oENERAL NUISANCE ABOUT rHG CITY,
NAs ron Lowo TIME o. IN LITTLE -avEGRr AND
\, YRAcv STONY FINISHED the WORK

= spite AZ his indignant protests-
tsns. Patrick Henry scuiiin. the or
ator. writer and propounder Of the
project for the pAcincaston Of labor
and capital. was today ad1udEed In
sane BY . medical commission In
Judge GrifHn's court
scuilin had been n1entaily unbL-
nnced for some time before Tracy
appeared and disappeared. but after
the outlaw began doing stunts up
and down the country. Patrick was
unable 10 contain himself, and be-
came q nuisance not only around
The sheriff and his deputies. but at
fhe rooms OF the chamber Of conn
merce and In the Offices OF editors OF
local Newspapers. He began 10
snow signs OF violence some days
aeo. finally sending word to Sheriff
cudihee that II he slew the fugitive
Tracy. he. seuilin. would do soEae
Staying himself. He teIegraphed the
s1erif 70 enter the woods with a
green nag having . white center. and
Tracy would surrender peacefully.
without shedding blood
o;sebsysd Patrick
When the sheriff disobeyed Patrick
Henry. the latter put on q pair Of
pocket. and took the train 20 the
front. He reached Ravensdale still
wearing the slippers. and hunted up
The sheriff. telling him. with vehern-
ept gestures. that tbs green nag
would do the business. He finally
nogepted that a nag Of truce should
y used instead. and said that he
A1nself would carry II into the for
- and meet the outlaw. When
- sheriff demurred. Patrick abused
~ roundIy and began teiesraphing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-19

cursions run from Seattle. Tacoma.
Olympia. Eversft. whstcom ana
other points 90 the camp. and an
visitors will receive q warm weIcosns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-19
PALM CIRCLE. W. o. W.

Palm Circle. No. sc. w. q. W., held
Its regular meeting last evening with
Guardian Neighbor Mrs. West In the
chair. The session was devoted 70
business and good OF the order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-19
WILL VISIT
THE KING

PARIS. July ie.-.It r. practically
decided that President Loubet Will
visit the king OF Italy Mt Rome. de-
spite the probability OF offending the
pope.
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wexsher conditions. James raften.
who Is believed % be operating the
squeeze. u credited with having
cleared M . small fortune on tbs
day.
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AN oLp OFFENDER

X. s. Ref, a Iaborer. and woman
who claims 10 be his wife, were ar
rested at an early hour this morning
ss warrants. Ref has been In jail
many times before and IL considered
a hard character.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-19
HAS MADE A FORTUNE
ON OATS IN ONE DAY

CHICAGO. July fo.--Another bulge
y Jeiy cats occurred on the board %
us6e tetay. They jumped from
81 - % =. Trade wac heavy. the
ehegts BUYING libsraily on bad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-19
WEATHER FORECAST

For Seattle and Vicinity-Tonight.
partly cloudy, threatening and oooI-
er Sunday. fresh east to south winds.
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10 the governor that CuilHte and the
powers Of evil. including the Seattle
newspapers. were trying 10 protect
Tracy. and that he wanted to ex-
J. Howard Watson. the governors
private secretary, wired back polite
" that his excsliency was out OF
town.
Tssklss Nsssbeys
Mr.. seullin descended yesterday
upon the chamber OF commerce and
demanded OF Secretary MeIkle that
q called meeting should forthwith be
held to expose the great conspiracy.
Having finished his call on the sec
Rotary. he went forth upon the
streets. corrafisd all OF the newsboys
whom he could and. relieved them Of
their papers and put them to dis
tribut handbfifs about town an
nouneinx a monster mass meeting To
be held In the evening on the old
University grounds. AZ which prom
inent orators would preside. He
evening came and he reached the
grounds. he found only the lads pres
cnt- all clamorink for pay. While
the diapute was at its height and the
boys we're talking Of mob law. an
OFFICER appeared and took the orator
20 the police station. where he re-
manned ali night
This morning charges Of iunacy
were preferred against him by Sec
Rotary Meikle Of the chamber Of COM
merce and Mr.. f. II. Wells. the other
witnesses being Prosecuting Attor-
ney walter q. Fulton. Sheriff Cudi-
hee and Iarrts Cain.
The evidence was 30 overwhelming
that the doctors committed Mr. Soul
lin 10 steiiacoom-
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WEATHER FORECAST

Tonight. partly ciopdyi Sunday.
cloudy and cooler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-19
Thirty Acres
Herbert S. Upper

~ and - sehsursrmsn block.
First Avenue and Cherry Street
Evening star., 1902-08-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Petworth-Wiliam NJ. Terrell, trustee, ct
TX. to Mary j. Dunbar, lot ~. block 26;
500.
Sixteenth and East Capitol streets-Jesse
II. Wilson ct al, trustees, to T. Hood
Seager, lots II to 81, square 1910; $40. Z.
Hood Yeager to James F. Hood and Luther
l.. Apple, trustees, lots "a to 81, square
1870; 81.
New York avenue northwest between 18th
and 18th streets-L1lie McCleiiand ct al. to
Robert E. Sullivan, lot and part lot >
square 252; so.
lie DrOt Park-Patty NJ. Stocking to John
c. keelan, lot 20, block 10; $40
Addition to Anacostia-Robert r. Mahor-
ney to Orbisor B. Crum, lots 10 and II,
block 3, and lots ~. IL ~, block .; SO
Tenth street northwest between l. and
V streets-John Rizzo ct al. to Rosa G Gauzza.
lot Il, square 359; -
Tenth street northwest between l. and
streets-John RiZZo ct al. to Mary Lever
ore. lot a.. square :i59; s..
Tenth street northwest between L and V
streets-Mary Leverone ct al. to John Riz-
20, lot i6 square 800; 81.
South Observation-Disclosures II. BalIauf ct
ok. To Cora White, lot 22. block T.; SiuD.
Evening star., 1902-08-07
CONTRACT AWARDED,
Debris on Municipal Building Site to
Be Removed at Once

Col. Biddle, Engineer Commissioner of the
District announced today that the contract
for removing the debris from the power
house site, where the municipal building is
to be erected has been awarded to Mr.
James L. karrick. The latter has just COM
pleted the razing of Foundry NJ. E. Church,
at 14th and G. streets. Work is to be be-
gun without delay. Mr.. karricks PROPOSE
tion is to undermine the high brick Chin
ney a the south side of the plot, place a
small charge of dynamite in the south foun-
dation of the chimney and then fall the
chimney toward Pennsylvania avenue. This
program meets with the Engineer Commits
Sioner's approval
When the square has been cleared it is to
be placed at the disposal of the citizens
executive committee on the G. A. r. en-
campment Chairman Warner of that body
has not decided exactly how the committee
is TO make use of the ground, but will
probably provide huge tent and convert it
INTO resting place and reading room for
the veterans
Evening star., 1902-08-07
Anacostia and Vicinity.

The application made several weeks since
by property owners along Spring street, be-
tween Maple avenue and Arthur street
Anacostia. that water and sewer facilities
be installed in the portion of the street
named. has been favorably acted upon by
the District Commissioners. The work will
be begun within short time. it is expect
ed. The estimated cost OF the sewer is $,.Is,
one-half of which is to be assessed against
the abutting lots. A short sewer to cost
$211, will also be laid under the assessment
system in Pierce street between Harrison
and Jackson streets.
Enos Pumphrey. a farmer living at Mead
ows, Prince Georges county, Md. depos-
tied s. at the AnacoStia police station last
evening at the request of Policeman J. c.
Bum for a violation of the police regula-
tions. The charge against Pumphrey was
that he had left a wagon standing on Good
Hope Hill Tuesday night without placing "a
light thereon.
The Improvement lately ordered to the
Morris road, Ana costia.. for which 500 was
allotted by the District Commissioners is
now under way
Policeman William E. Stewart of the
Anacostia force is i'll of typhoid fever at
his residence on Sumner avenue, Hiilsdaie
Mr.. Ernest Lewis of Nichols avenue has
gone to Seabright, \. j.
The Junior Epworth League of the Ana
costa Methodist Episcopal Church, Miss Ma
Del fEleS, president, today gave an eNcur-
sion to Glen Echo. The party was under
the supervision Of Miss Cora Mclean
John Murphy, eight years old, son of
Charles w. Murphy of Hamilton road Con-
gress Heights. fell from a fence yesterday
while at play near his home and broke his
right arm near the wrist. A physician from
Anacostia was sent for to dress the injury
The open-air concerts of the Anacostia
Military Band have been discontinued, as
the organization has taken recess for the
rema inder of the summer
Evening star., 1902-08-07
THE COURTS.

Equity Court No. 1-Justice Clabaugh.
Selden agt. Meyers; hearing on motion to
dissolve injunction continued to August ~
Meyers agt. Selden; hearing upon rule to
show cause continued to August II. Ga
bre agt Gabre: proof before F.. f. Mitchell
ordered taken. Hawkins agt. Hawkins:
proof before Thos. III. FHnam ordered
taken.
By Justice Hagner-Terrell agt Terrell: !:
proof ordered taken before T. p Myers
examiner Hyatt agt Fountaine: appear
ance of absent defendant ordered
Probate Court-Justice Hagner.
Estate of George Voneiff: order of sale
Estate OF Annie E. Mcdonald: proof of
publication and statement for account filed.
In re Edith j. Goode: order authorizing
guardian to purchase real estate. Estate of
Adoiph Ewald; inventory filed. Estate of
George ]. Johnson: do Estate of Robert
NJ. Drinkard; affidavit in lieu of inventory
filed. Estate of Patrick Dillon; proof OF
publication and statement for account filed
Evening star., 1902-08-07
Wants Partnership Dissolved.

Proceedings in equity were instituted to-
day by William f. Shaffer against William
j. Ethel, the object being TO secure a dis
solution of partnership. the appointment of
a receiver and the sale of the drug busi-
ness at the southeast corner of 9th and
X streets. The petition, which was filed
by Attorneys Wilton ]. Lambert and D. w
Baker. representing Mr.. Shaffer, sets forth
that December 20, 1901 the complainant
and defendant entered into an agreement
to carry on a retail drug business at 935
9th street, that the contract of partner
snip was to exist for a period of ten years
and that the partners purchased the store
referred to, each putting an equal amount
of money and Immediately began to incur
great expenses for improvements having
refitted the store throughout: that neither
of the partners has drawn any salary from
the business, having only taken back such
amounts had been advanced by them
above what had been agreed upon The
complainant declares he has had to take
entire charge of the business. 1t is further
averred that the defendant is attempt-
ing to sell his interest in the store with
out the cOmplainants consent. The b1si-
ness is declared to be entirely solvent and
1t is pointed out that the suit is filed
merely for the purpose of separating the
shares of the parties interested