The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05
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HUNTINGTON.
Another Attack is Begun on Q !.
HtsVast Estate.
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OLD OLD LITIGATION u 1 K: AGAIN g
q. Emily Reynolds IS Seeking The Path
That Ted William Morshead
TO Depart One ofMany
IL q ~ Similar Case .. .ssYgiss I

Similar Cases. s{iss
Some months ago. one William MORSE
head, claiming to be the owner Of one
hundred shares OF the atock OF the Can.
trail Pacific Railroad Comany, made an
application to the surrogate Of New, York
oountyato require Charles H.t Tweed. III
isaac z. Gates and Mrs. Ara bella Hunt n
ington. executors Of the estate Of the
late Coils p. Huntington. to Gle an In
ventory Tho matter was argued before
Surrogate Thomas and dismissed. surro.
gate Thomas handed down an eabor ate
opinion effectively disposing OF Mors!
|. heads campaign against the estate OF
| the great trans-con tinental railroad &
builder 55 n n. AZ 4 u 4gS5s # VT
AN OTHER COMES FORWARD. =. 81
Now comes one. q. Emily Reynolds, b.
her attorney. w lllism w. M,lmford. also
claiming to DO stockholder In the Cen
trail Pacific Railroad Company, and pett-
tons the surrogate Of New York coun u I
| to requte the lnto Coils P. Huntingto ns y
executors to file an inventory OF the es-
tate. Tho argument Is yet to b heard. its2
| Il These periodic ATTACKS on the Hunting
| ton }estate serve In the main but one pur.
pose. They recall to tho mind memory
LOT men who did much TO promote The
commercial empire OF the United States.
and. who. In making fortunes for them
- - ime upon "nicn
added 10 thu "a tional soId 1c.ntraI po cisics
matters these All Z have hca & thrashaS
| over and over again ,intil5they hawc henn
worn threadbare. {Ii . 150 a & ~
IT appears that G. Emily Reynolds. Ia
dis ntsstnr the "a mica Hon 81 81 willie :,
Aforan c,a -, - 80 i. y :. Il.
III, a..a -,
sso",h.t snrroaa - ,rharss !. n, ~ w.
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~. ssN'Nu 70 pas,s't.S.
M =. t4'e
nc fsa. s a 70 VIZ
4 against the estate q ne 5testator (HunI-
~ to!, ~ t.9' ~. ~ =
I that the executors q SAID estate pay
(, oyer. TO the entraltf gHa!iroao Com-f
pany sym w. g a .n 90 touno aye on
said accounting Hossuch action for the
I same relief whichais now pending In tho
/ Supreme Court. LIT all these facts are
true and II they are sufficiently stated,
and IL the action OF tho Supreme Court
shau end II Ia decree awarding the RS
4 lief the petitioner seeks. the p~titlonerEts
mot and viii not become a creditor Of tn s.
4 estate ~ the & tesla tor. The creditor il
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MI. Inn = ,yo,,d seam 81 q dispo,e OF the
a,i..ad aia - & Ia : ~ Inventory by G.
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IN No WISE - slt' - -; ~
i HI Mr.. II. 3. Gates. one OF the executors.
4 states that from 1875 to the time q MI.
i sHuntingt on Is death he: was Intimately ac-4
4 quainted with all Of that francier 9 busl;
ness matters. and that Mr. Huntington
sf,~ -rrt<iSy lnfIa
u tnsG. Emily Reynolds, and that she liz In:
wise essaior a ss.at Tine 81 .aa
Hantiaston's death Hun,lns was not !!
i sbelonsing to. or whirh should Of right be
f.dt 81 Railroad Company. and the stocks
4 haIdeIs a. tho said company were not
n .usdI. 81 aHuntington to any amount
wha tever. 4, !. !, !, \ " |, Y. /. I,
i with reference 70; y the ALLEGATIONS ~ 2
the Reynolds suit, Mr. Gates states .tnas
r9s sas n
ton s9mPahe I'LL, wass ana that
'p matter, tt Of record that ali contracts and
MI acts and proceedings thereunner Pc "a
tween the eonstrueen sompa n! en ana
were fully ratified approved nna confirm m
60 ec ~ ,r .he 9;asenttnE voice; that
i Is also a matter az record that all such
i contract. and the acts and proceedings
4 hereunder we're given the widest pub
4 iicity inI connection, with the proceedings
sspGft q ne egn'snnS The at
\ ~ MarcI, g., 1851 to investigate the at!
4 ,rs 81 sueh railroads as had received aid
from, tha United states Government The
r,a,,aa ~ IN January 81 1855
:. - T., tarast,nr 70 note, In Connection