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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-28
SECOND MATINEE
a BIG SUCCESS

The se~ond raoe matinee 81 the
Seattle Driving club saturday. PRIV
81 a sucre4S IN every way The iHHAl
weather. good rneinK and the alb
sence % serious accidents. con
tfibuted 20 make the day an enjoy
able one
There were two running races
With track horasa as starters. and
two pony rNcsa
The matinee Saturday ends the
Saturday afternoon events for thF
present season. Next Saturday tbs
regular Augusf harmaaH meeting
opens az The Meadows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-28
WILL DROP
NULL CASE
Prosecutor Scoff Says. a Crime
Was Committed Butts Afraid
He Can'f Prove II

even a we3l founded motive fur n
efime, u would be my work q
prove nettNe Tor a crime. Il a
case ~ that sort ever eanv 60 trial
l can src a motive, pernaps. hut
then ho~ ln ths world would / he
aide "a prove anythiaE with the
evidence that has been secured
4 have talked The matter ever
with Mr. Todd and havs cunae -
the conclusion that Il would BE- use
less o. lnstlEata any proceedings
II Mr.. Auh asks nv for a COM
naAtnt against any one IN this ease.
as / understand he htvna- 10 10, Il
viii hr my duty to rvfuar Co issue
Il have NJ doubt nat Mrs. Null
Was poisoned and / woald like l. see
tire EuntY oneH punished. HeN
ever there Il no evidence whatever
- 80 on."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-28
ASKS F0R a RECEIVER

Mrs. Lena Corn field. who is suing
Tor a divorce from her husband.
Harry ~ Coruneld. owner Of the
Partisan dye works, this morning
ustitioued The court 20 appoint n re-
ceivrr for that establishment. to
prevent her husband from attempt
ing a. dispose OF her community In
tereHt IN the concern. The petition
has not yet been set for hearing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-28
.Z@H7 A.MW
tspsslalto Tn. start

gNEHErff. Wash. july -. The
sawyer at the ftuaaoll saw mile skip
ped cut yesterday, after aplnkiuH
the leE carriage down A new man
attempted t. repair the damage
hand sawed OFF The names 81 the
teTnoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-28
HHBREAK

FOLSOM. Cal. July IT, one Of
TIE etEErss AL aF~akz in thc histaFy
81 the Foison psnltenflary occuffed
this morning Al a'claok
The ltue % e0nNieta Nrre march
ing eat ~ therFiwxan 80 40 90 work
AhaaE - - tkeFa @ser~ eat ahe~
II et the uufatsr " no Were IN q
bunch la the line matte u nm fsa
III guards offsee. Wh~fr Warden
wiikiHsoh. Capt. Murphy and eta
sf oftlcrra eerN.
Eara ~ The desperate f1sa had
. knife made - . fir. They used
these IN their Attack ON the on.
eers ard Naraen wffkiuson had \
naHnaN escape. bis siesh~a heink cut
thr0uxit Joe corhrNns. W 4. Cot
Ter ana g. "a gotly wcr~ an cut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-28
COUNTY'S
wealth
Assessed Valuation s1s.zsI.4SS
for toos-Io p. c. Increase

Tao assessment rails q tiax ouunty
Zoe fsa easnIsiatsss saturday esnuin1
nho~ : ArEs Increase % the eeantY .
asse~.sd valuation. Tho NAisAtisn ~
all pfsHxfFY N th~ county i 81. 81 FA
Fsr 49, the assessed xatuattaa Aaa
tssiRt1zi The act Esin therefore 10
% PEE cent - . ai a.
The rountf commissioners siH utsss
As q ha4ra q equalization tbs arat
Nsnday IN Anxust ana vii rsmafn la
ssaalon thses weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-28
SUICIDES
IN DAWSON
Jacob Kline of Seattle. and
George Weeks. Victims

DAWSON. Jufy is--f special
Correspondence - jacob Kline
formerly - Seattle. shot himself
through the had. AZ the rear A4at
- hts cabin. yesterday. Death 49,
sasfRn fanrpuA Kline. who WaM 81
years u aga. l. lhpuEht 20 haNs
beer despondsnt over bad luck "a
the Tsaan. fresh which he had -
senflv returnr8 Kilnas wife wAs
tn the cabins st the time - ths
shooting
George Weeks Of victoria. corn.
ullftra suicide Wednesday BY drink
ina il viai ~ ioudaaum and Their
shooting himself Re left a letter
- the isolies which made serious
charges against several perauna IT.
iearra several children. two grown
auru being here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-28
WARRANT FOR LOOMS

Charles wilson. ae~k hand on ths
steamer htspla swur~ to complaint
IN Iustlce Gssarse's court thts faafnins
citsfNtas Pred faas,nais nfat nasts ~
the stsaHneF. 4ith committing a. 80
auii utth deadly ssarnfs. WITH 90
tent - Dc great t-odiY barln f4sasnis
ard sNtlzsa ID because fhs latter
drepr~a pieHe - fFsiHhf overheard
Niisaa A4xs because u this Looniis
hss h.fa oevE tisa heaa sfth al ir~s
pltss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-28
SHOT DOWN
BY RIOTERS

nANvrLLE. M. July five Killed
and twenty-five wounded. the police
station wrecked. the county Jan with
few ~ 80 windows unrha ttersd, the
city IN the hands u the state troops
and q feeling - uneaeiueHa and dread
prevailing evergwhefe. a. the SITUATION
left BY the race riots ~ Saturday
night and Sunday morning
A mob that aaa on its way 10 the
county inil with the svowed intention
n lyuchiug j " Magneld. q negro
murderer was fired on BY other me-
eraeH The are waa returned and the
negroes shot down.
when fho mob attacked the fan T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-28
THEATERS



The international faNnftfe. The
Ceinha.- Vas etven IL ftfst pei
furfnanos b. the Pollard Lllliputian
opera cusapauY At ths Seattle thea p
snr last night. and the TIM players
repeated their formsF n9euegsss In
"a hsr pieces Il n fair 20 saY that
this charming little bundle q nom
aanne and sweet H1aic has never
been ns0rs beautifully staged Or Civ
en- with more atssntion 10 the details
- Huecctaeuiar tfnpf~saixrress. than
IL was bY fheHr little artists Ger
tam u - lh~ costumes worn we're
freana 20 Hufrrous cniofN and sM-
epnaiva materials all Imported frpsn
the f1owefy Kingdom BY the etan-
pany
Daphne Pollard. Alice Pollard ana
Frsd Pollard distinguishes than
selves in the natsical parts. Nhils
Oscar Heinta = a. funny aa avet.
Other parts we're Uell taken. The
thoriIHsa are hardly 80 well sustain
"a or 40 gracefully evolved - iu
previnua piwcea but they VIII no
doubt Improve before the week -
over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-28

Although cutoner's juues have
f.,and that both Mns Addie Mil
and her thrvrs Yearsnld daughter
uussie we've poisoned no prnaeca-
tseu will follow. No complaint has
-; been asked 81 Ptoaeeniing At
sarnus scolg The prosecuting offs
cssz sre conndent that crime has
eesa essfsnittcd. hut have 40 esl=
aenee On which IA base a case.
This morning fFoHeeutiaE After
aes sc,ftt and Deputy Prosecutor
Feid held consultation about the
as They casus IL the conciuslass
hat there was no chance ~ max
nK ease against anyone.
/ cant svc hoN / ennld make !
tharxe against any one connected
stth the Null c.ae. said Mt scott
Their - ne rvai evidence % any
thid against any one. rhrrt il not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-28
DIED SUDDENLY

:. :. = ga '--. s'4. :. ..s. =,
Caronsr uays Investigated Eha
teath - Harry Westward. the =
yeaF-eld noa u n y. Wootisa
The child Did yesterday aft~fnooa
aesr Auhufn Tia chid teos 81 \
and died suddenly. The coroner
faund that eholossa morbaz NAs ths
Gauss of Death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-28
NO CHANCE
FOR FIRE

A special effort ell b. made by
The fire department. 10 give the IA
hor carnival fire protection. A tenn
taFary fire station has bern erected
~ the Erogmdr ard chemical en-
Rine has beer Installed there. Fire
fnsu win BE- on duty At the station
night and day.
ghief Cook says that tho entire
ground vii - Wel1 pRtrnied and
that the danger from fire VIII be n
a large degree oheiafed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-28
ESCAPED
DUcKING

Especial 70 IRE start
EVERETT aah-. July sTifs
Nafysviiie yesterday. Hry. GOWNS
tuu caannd the arrest Of HoWafd
johnson Tor playing bali On sunday.
Tho crowd grew ugly and Surround !
81 the minister. pushing hi mteNard
tne hay eith the evident intention
% dnekins him, but he sifKsiea aus
and rHeap Ped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-28
NH ~ MIR! mn
MYM Blu

Board Of state sHnDLu ETA
The board II state land commits
al0ners today offered 10 take the
entire issue Of ffps 900 municipal
lighting plant bonds az IN interest
rate ~ 3 % per cent per anuum.
The city will undoubtedly accept the
offer. IN view Of the low Interest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-28

ton HAl club. Axrvad 10 leave the
faaxns~nt Of the board. which usBli
undoubtedly decide n favus 81 wfa
- parking AZ the curhs AMI the
toeati0n there - fhr trolley palsss
Win the settlement of this anes-
tton an obstacle IN The irnE d~ferr~si
Improvement sfti - renewed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-28

Nsst Tuesday evsutnE Camp - uff
give a. entertainment faf TIE b~fisn'
- al nssAhsfs u ihe Weastsnsn - ihs
Wesa IL IL the esistcfn - this tang
% Get aside the last nsstinK ~ ths
mouth far this pasFsoes and nsuAii,
shs hail - erawara on that naKht
special sTarta ara h~isa maAs foe thh
ucrasfaa Rlaffgfs ere weseaaus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-28
BANK ClEARINGS
NEWMAN PROMOTED

The eiYii service commission has
enforced chief 81 Police sullivan !
r. recommendation that fatfuimh q
Nee man be raised from the third
TO the first Hrnde FOR bravery diH
played ln tho Palace lodging hpurs
afftay. In which he fought aud CAP
tured a burglar single handed. The
commission also eonnuends New
mans conduct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-28
WILL LYNCH
NEGRO BRUTE

FAHMf NfFTON. Ia July "A
negro named CLARK asa aii-d a pretty
is-2sar-0ld SRI Saturday uiRnt AZ ka-
hoka. $50. waandluk her dangerously
with 3 razor Farmers now have him
surrounded On tha woods near Mrdiu
and are astfrmlnad Il lynch him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-28

Two trains daily 10 San Francisco:
fare t11ie ffnHtsClass, tip.se second.
Fast time. nlaEmihCout scenery and
s4aff.i Liant sss4naslda "a all California ss
sorts
Special rate excursions August
18th and 18th. 25th aud 26fh.
Chicago and return. tsas1. ~.
Louis. IL 80. Omaha. Kansas
City. $40 New Orleans. ts6sa.
Mem f'hia. Us SO. Tickets. tuformn-
ton ana descriptive literature ~
Southern Pacific Co.'S Office. sta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-28

was rcd On bf ths sheriff who finally
sacrcvded IN hsatina on the uah.
Tho tuwn il atlii in a state IT wild
excitement hut Il b. thought the pres
rnce ~ the treapa will prevent further
trouble
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-28

saNT ran. To rAKr ADVANTAGE 90
HffF Nt-ff'trEH RATE efsN HFe
REuHu ~ klsN SOLOMON NHH
nsf.T WEfIAHfE t14A4hhuN AT ~
THE gfIsF MEAH4ta FuH NNH
MuNFff ONLY afsAnfHN ttlp9 WEHs
TfFMRN sEea 1T II WAY ENlsiesM
HfANT HE vans To FtstSs NNt All.
NUF wish 10 KNOW HEADING
HkfI.N AT TIE Mff4tuNE nos ~.
caHN EH FIFTtt And PIKE hpoAe
) AND a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-28

NEWPORT. r. +. July sy.-sThe
tnneucvment was made this MORN.
nK the the thtre beats conteudiisg
or the homer Of defending tkr
Americas cup VIII b. asked ID sal
sniy thrre races. Instead % sIx. a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-28

first proposed
The first race was sailed taday
over = thirty mile eouFne. the tse-
ikance winning b. I minutes and Ia
seeouds from the Constitution. THE
ceiumbis finished = =soouds bshind
second placs on time allowance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-28
Baptist Excursion to Monte
Cristo

Wednesday. July Eq under auaps.
Cos Worucn's soriety First Baptist
church Train leaves depot a. ~
Round trip SEQ. chiidrru under n
Sio0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-28

LADY MASFA deals with the occult
a. only the Egyptians can. new
phases introduced forecasts the
fufurs ard advises ~ all matters
pertaining 10 business love aud
family affairs consultation free
strictly confidential. office hours :
20 10 y m. aie Third avenue. tel
~phsns Independent sokf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-28

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. July y. =
Frederick kimbaii president ~ the
Norfolk a Western railroad. died
last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-28

Last week WAS the best yet. 20
FAR az Attendance and well balanced
program are concerned az the new
vHudaViile house. sir new acts
viii be put On this week. beginning
ulth tenfghtsH performance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-28
ANO 7 HER
FAILURE

NEW YORK. July sT@The stock
market opened irregular this morn
ing With signs ~ gpaa support Az
10 ls s'etssk the failure sf gAsssa!ss
A to Was announced,
After the announcement Of tsoo-
lsy's failure stocks drCiinvsi sharp.
n Cor 20 minutes, while other an
pouncemehta we're momentariiy ux-
iiectcd. Nane carne. ana steeka fai .
iied spleudidtN. especially tbasn be
lonEinE 10 the enhaffa ssed firms.
tAooley a 20. 10 a young fsun. bat
prominent
The feeling Il general that the
worst has been passed. and M fur
thcf failures are expected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-28
RAINIER BEACH.

TWT- TIl1NNT 2 TO IT Y y
EASY TO REACH EASY TO lsfY
Beautiful location on shore OF Lake
Washington. short ride on &c elec-
trio cars from FIRST and Washing.
ton. large lots. Haxit1 with alley.
are selling fast AZ SIS, sS5 and sloa
al s. and $40 down and S. month.
TSb already sold. everybody likes
Rainier beach. It's the best and
cheapest property ON market for
home and Investment: schools
churches. stores; fine garden snil.
cleared and graded avenues. side.
walks, grand views. boating. hath.
ing. fishing. hirh and hcaithfui
plenty wood and city water. lum.
her ON terms or home built SEE
MIR Weed. agent office az Rainier
Beach. or G. X sturtcvant. owner.
40 Hnsfon block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-28

MisH Tate Henri uf Olympia
spent last week IN the city ea the
quest ~ Ma fs=Tsrssss= Ley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-28

no LOAN Private money. only
first class securities
no SELL Residence lots Houses
erected n desired. easy fsrua
TO LET Houses and flats. ono
g-fpomn. nice
10 SELL Elegant f6zfaom
dwelling Large grounds. superb
Wow, desirable HeiRhb0fhoaa Forced
sale, owner leaving tho city Price
$500, worth much more. 1000 down
10 ofVE=Kitchen range on ssls
u house.
LYMAN %. KNAPP.
10 Haiisf Building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-28

WAITER FRONT. - S acres. Is i'm.
proyod nice orchard, spring water.
broom house. barn. several ont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-28

n0SrON. Aass- July z7-The
iiasa~tt company. members af the
local and New Nofk aiegh en-
changes. have failed. but the failure
u not regarded a. Important The
nrm r. involved Ia the recent New
York assignments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-28


WE cau locets you On the best homestead
lnnds IN Washington. We have aan5s
Hcsd fArma fer sale Can on =. III
Casey. foa Pacific block. Seattle
CHEAP lots a So up a. Hlnmsn ctr.
only ~ minutes ride en- oil uenfun car
Hire on Washington street. teru4a e.
down 81 monthly Come today Lares
warm ofncs On nr,aunds.
NOU SHOULD INVESTIGATE
sa9a 5 Acres q deem rich soil with an
abundance q pure running water
good ncighhors, good school and
handy 20 the ciectric car. You can
reach this property from tho business
center I'm as short a time as You can
Green Lake Perfect tfNn. easy
terms. Adams & NichulR til WASH
tls6 % acres southeast from Seattle
small house, aene clearing. balance
snod timber. near railroad station
Slrttcngrcn 4 Aruoll, - Roxwen
block.
loo Arros improved ON island convenient q
Seattle and small town. fihn asH
Taylor AS Arcade
COTTAGE nor sALE3 tu0mf, han tsth
pantry, wircd ami uiHNlhfii two hia ts
east 0f woodland park Nfttnus iH4ulfe
owner taf Seventh avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-28

ifzilainEs, Jersey egw. herM. aH1
hold furniture. boat farrning teels
srerYthinE Eoes 81. -. Roheft Malt
rs. 40 NeW Nafk block
nATtrH FUnSr 10 rgirs from ansi
vg4thln rialr sistt 81 s.atfia q
49,. -, .i.ssy - y,n. mani. ts.a
-, ,r...s oc.yt. level sra4IaaI
ssoi..r, ATaf,s,,. ia ss.ws yo,af t.ls-k
.-------.----...---..-
NICE WATER FRONT, ~ miles from
seattle flo acres. ia improved. al
nrst class land large spring auisi.
r4ant 20 iFriEafe the whole place. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-28

THE ski.E % LOTS on CAPITOL mil.
ENTENFfON HAS HEM ruTpoNt'b
uNIt. FRIDAY. July 20. AT 10 A NJ
az ACCOUNT uE THURSDAY mAN-
fNu BEEN DECLARED A HOLIDAY.
EHieamen will ha nu the ground zach DAY
Until then 90 show the property 10 IN
tending purchasers frnnt f1r "a In Star
tomorrow L. , spfeuEle. g.. G. Meades
eN mere $40 Arcade nias. Phone Main
itna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-28
Financial


VIRTUE lasa= sssass go yea! estate
aur time. PaYabls usanfhly u de-
sired q A, Virtue. Hteton Block.
Second and Columbia 81
We laan 90 sAiaried people On their r-rsoasi
nats. pithuat security nsaiinRN strict
D. oonudrutiai ~ yuu need mnuay.
easi On ". Tfse FffeiitY Ian Csfnpsar.
fuufn q caiontai hlaek. nafthsast eofu sf
Haaend anf CufaIHtia
A Respectable place g. tsafHuN money en- ia.
monde ifwsiry. vel -. American " etrh
a tsueiry Co. ess FWat opp haiHisf.
Grand private ofaeea strictly eonhdsutiai
MONEY ADVANCED NAIAHfEp pfaos
PHI retain msfakauts frsfnatsrs. hcsfd.
inH house,. without sEruritI iarrsat
NtsHlns To- 40 fsfiHnipai aitiea Huifnaa
sfa Eptef biock. SIS 49, 0na evenae.
RELIABLE pises q hcrfos money %
diaHsonsa watches. sawelFs iaN intsfeet
n Wet. sot PiEs ssrr~t
UoIi.A rERkL RANK tnarts a Rs.dlI
ssonsT loaned 90 anf sood collateral
tet ChsFry.
TO InAN-Privsts money ct iow rate q
iuferret narnus \ psnsr. 100 restef
~sy Rooms sud 8
s--=s--=-s-=s==ss==-a -
CaUpONATioNs organized -oilecs
tiana. patents. pensions, notary pub.
Tic l.. y Rnsonhaum. lawyer SIC
Bailey building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-28

LONDON. July a5-The stock
niarkrt here reflects apprehension of
farther Amertcan failures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-28

buy a.rooin h0nse on
car line Tor cash Also s.ropm hos1ss
wffh place Ter e8W and some chick-
ems Address X star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-28

"a pxNE 4 :, sAfTh' & HlScf.
ley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-28

loo Arros improved an island convenient q
seattle and small town ftao. iHs
THyi0f. ils arcade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-28

EGAN DRAMATIC FCHCpOt. Ueiynss
iinets-i Private isnsons na8ly easniaa
rtassse. sramAtta HFt frnrsns and daac-
ina Ffank = tran dramatic Ee#srt-
ti-at. PVT = fyesiabaJ, f~nriuE masis,
LILLE Nastinsfti teacher - asssssas
Children ruTt4H srrsrfea b It's
ertnel special faf@s tturfsleh tfaluins
euaranf.ed Tsfrns fEunssfa. Hfss e4s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31
CARVALHo IN ALDERDICE CASE.
Bays y. Alderdice" and MARY J. Oliver"
Signature Were Written by Same Person.

The examination OF the charge against James
6. Alde-dice, a lawyer, Of having uttered forged
Deed. as result OF the transfer Of certain prop
erty OF the late Mary Oliver TO sister OF the
defendant, Mary Alderdice, continued yester-
day before Magistrate Breen.
William +. Mclaughlin, manager OF the Monroe
National Bank. told OF the Rev. J Alderdice OMEN
Eng IN account in his bank The Rev J. Alderd.ce
acted as adviser Of Mary Oliver for many years
David y. Carvalho. on direct examination. said he
had compared the signature Mary J. Oliver"
which appears on the deeds that figure in the
case. and that all OF them not written by the
same person. and that the name 81 AIderdioe"
appearing on peoples exhibit No 70 ana the name
MARY j. oliver" appended to exhibits a 3 c and
y, Were written by the same person -
William J. Kinsiey another Handwriting s1nart
EBreeo with NJ. caryalho that the name ~ Alder
cice IN the signature Mary J. Oliver per n Al
deroice. appearing on certain receipts was writ
Ken ~ TIE same person who wrote the mama Mar
y. Oliver" appearing the deeds -S
Counsel for Mr.. Alderdice reserved his cross-er-
animation OF the two Witnesses Adyournrosy- -.
1aken until January IL W."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31
ST. MoNICA's WINS WILL CONTEST,
Servants VIII, Bequeathing $4,000 to
Church ard Priests, Probated.

The will CT Alice o'Brien. a servant IN tn. en-
pioy OF Francis Fox, OF Yonkers. for many years
giving the bulk OF $4,000 St Monica's Roman
Catholic Church and the balance 10 priests for
masses for the repOse Of her soul. admitted
20 probate yesterday. and another VIII in which
she beoueathed most Of her estate 10 Mrs Mary
y. Fox and members OF her family. was rejected
Mrs. Bridget Hennessey. OF No. SOs West One
aundred-and- twenty -ffth-st, who said she was
Miss O'BT1en's only next Of kin and was entitled
90 the estate declared that the testatrix was under
undue influence Of tAe priests Of St Monica's when
che executed the will finally probated Had thfs
been upset Mrs. Fox would have claimed the estate
under the previous win and the same contestant
would have opposed It's probate. Surrogate
Thomas held that priests remark on leaving Mss
O'Brlen. You must remember 81 Monics.s'" did
not 81 itself amount 20 undue Influenza
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31
THINK THEY CAUGHT IECENDIARY.
ETong Case Against Prisoner Found in Tene-
ment House, Says Fire Marshal

Samuel sentner and his wife and brother, who
live IN the double tenement house at No. ia
Anen-st. with about three hundred other persons
arriving home early yesterday morning were
Ereeted by whifs Of smoke and heard the cracking
Of flames They saw man. they say, stooping
down IN the hallway and the men grabbed him
The women screamed. and Sergeant John MeDer-
snott who was on patrol duty, heard the noise He
ran % the house. bringing Patrolman Haltgren of
the Eldr1cSe-st- station with him
The sentners prisoner was hustled 20 the station
where re said he was Thomas Farrell, a cloaknak-
e. o. 10. loi Alen-st He had piece Of steel 10
tnches long, matches and a candle the police saw
lie held by Magistrate Deuel. for e1s nina tic;y,
Today. Fire Marshal Freel IN arraigning him SAID
that there Was strong case against him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31
LEAVES FORTUNE FoR UNIVERSITY.

Peoria, IL. Dec 8.-The viii OF Washington Cor
r-ngton was fled for probate to-day. He leaves
his entire estate which is valued at t76o coo for
the founding Of an ecucston institution here 10
De known as corrtngton Institute and University
lis estate is 20 be managed by trustees until Il
reaches s.. 10000. when work on the university Is
20 b-r1r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31

TRIBUNE ALMANAC. 1905. OUT TO-DAY. ZEE
SINIH FACE. ------------
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31

Hon. VIM. @. WHITNEY, 1885
Ex-Secretary Of M Nayy.
WILLIAM ROCKEFELLER, 1895
Of the Standard OIL Company.
JAMES n. JARvIE, 1895,
OF the arm OF Arhuckls Brothsn
CHARLES d. DICKEY, 1893
Banker. and Senior Partner Of Brown
Brothers q Company.
Hon. ELBRIDGE T. GERRY. 1894
JAMES SPEYER, 1898,
Head OF tho Arm Of sreyer d Company
CHARLES LANIER, 1904
Senior Partner Of the nrm OF wsnaiosA
I&a!sr & Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31

AUGUSTUS D. JUILLIARD, 1888
Of the firm OF A. D. Juilliard a Company.
Merchants.
CHARLES e. MILLER, 1888
Counsellor at Law.
WALTER r. GILLETTE, 1890,
vfce-Presidsnt OF the Company.
GEORGE G. HAVEN, 1892,
President OF the Worcester, Nashua q
Rochester Railroad Company.
ADRIAN ISELIN, JR., 1893,
Banker. Of tina arm OF A IseiiE q ca.
GEORGE S. BOWDoIN, 1893,
Formerly OF The firm Of J. p Nergsr q
Company.