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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-09-06

There are a great many people who
have slight attacks of Indigestion and
dyspepsia nearly all the time. Their
food may satisfy the appetite, but it
fails to nourish the body simply because
the stomach is not in fit condition to do
the work it is supposed to do. 1t can't
digest the food you eat. The stomach
should be given help. You ought TO
take something that will do the work
your stomach can't do. Kodol For In
digestion and Dyspepsia, combination
Of natural ingredients and vegetable
acids. dlgests the 1000 ltSeli and gives
Pleasant to take. Sold by all drug
gists.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-09-06
Show TO Your Friends.

A. COIN & Co. 8 Tobacco Plantations
Tobacco Plantations, S. A. Einstein,
General Manage.
Amsterdam, Ca, Aug. 10, 1907
Mr.. M. H. Johnson, Tallahassee, Fla.
Dear Sir-I am sending you today,
by mail, a sample of your tobaccOs,
grown from our seeds. You can show
this to your friends and explain to
them the results of intelligent fertiIiza
ton, and the use of Bone Meal and Pot
ash, together with fine cultivation. ]
feel satisfied that there is nothing
raised in Leon county which will COM
pare with the tobacco raised by you in
1907 under the supervision of your very
efficient partner, Mr.. McDermId. With
kind regards and best wishes, beg to
remain, Very truly yours
S. A. EINsTEN,
Manager A. Cohn q Co.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-09-06

This. is an ailment for which Cham
berlain's Pain Balm has proven espe-
cially valuable. In almost every m
stance il affords prompt and permanent
relief. Mr.. Luke LaGrange, Of Orange,
Mich, says of it: after using a plas-
ter and other remedies for three weeks
for a bad lame back, ] purchased a
bottle Of Chamberlain's Pain Balm, and
two applications effected cure. For
sale by Tallahassee Drug Co.
JEFF Stephens is Saving wood and
saying nothing over at Mariana, and
Judge Lamar is quietly spending his
vacation in the North, while Cooper
Griggs 10 working strenuously to bloom
into q fulLfedged candidate, and Wal
ter Kehoe is shelling the woods in the
interest Of his candidacy. This is the
status Of the Congressional politics in
the Third district at this time, but
when jeff and the Congressman get as
busy as KehOe and Griggs, Things will
begin 10 look interesting. - Pensacola
News.
]. C. Angler, Of the Zachery Lumber
Co., b making a business trip to ITALIA
nnanee.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-09-06
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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-09-06
A Cup Of White House or Blue Il
hOca and Java Coffee

is what goes straight to the hear
every man at breakfast time. and 8
one knows that only good groeers !
good coffee. We take special prid
our brands, as they have nude
store famous. Just as good as the
fec we sell are teas, which primo
holds good throughout our entire az
We sell nothing but tho best Of
products those we have tested
selves, and SO can stand 10y them
J. w. COLLINS. Groce
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-09-06

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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-09-06
THE TRUE DEMOCRAT.
JOHN C. COLLINS. Publlshsr.

PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.
Evening journal., 1907-06-04
ST. ANN'S SCHOOL
COMMENCEMENT

The commencement exercises Of ST.
AIMS School win be held in The Garrlck
Theatre on wednesday evening The fol-
lowing program viii be given:
"our Nations Emblem" pianists, Miss
Anna Lennon and Miss Anna o'connor;
Their First Ball" pianist, MISS Mafgie
Dougherty; instrumental duo, "Coronet on
March," pianists, Misses Anna German
and Margaret Briggs; eonferrmg Eradua-
tion honors upon Miss Jane A. McGone-
gal. Miss Nellie Quillivan Miss Margie
ID. Dougherty, Joseph r. Lynch and Wn
liam O'Connor; 'seguid ila" pianis;s
Misses Helen Splan and Marguerite Golt-
erman; "The Clowns Festival" Pianist
Charles Dougherty; Instrumental duo.
Misses Margaret Pagan and Nellie Dough
erty. Granddaughter Catherine OF Eng
land. Miss j. O'Connor; Lady Margaret,
maid Of honor. Miss NJ Black; Henry and
Josephine, royal children. Master j. Ffealy
and Miss M. Healy; Lady Jacquetta and
Lady scrapc eonspirators, Miss T.. Kelly
and Miss b. Black; Lady Gray Miss A.
Forrest; Lady Glare. Miss A. Mahonoy;
Lady I.itchdeld. Miss E. Hahn: Jennie and
Lucy. court servants, Miss II. Desmond
and Miss j. Lynch; witch, Miss Hester
Connolly; Act l. Instrumental duo. Misses
Ella HemphiH and Katie Mcmahon; act
g. scene ]. Instrumental solo, Mss Anna
Lennon; act @ scene .. instrumental dua.
Misses Theresa Quillivan and Anna
Lynch.
Evening journal., 1907-06-04
WIL.MINGTON'S LOSS IS
new CASTLES GAIN

berg. Richard Rodney. Walter Sibley,
Moses. B. = Fleming, George Krause,
Prof. H. V. Holloway. John r. Lamb
son. ]. Edwin White Harry Hunter.
jefferson Downham, a. V. l.. George
James F. McIvor. Thomas Gravel.
John j. sheridan. George Mccain, AL
bert Pedrick.
Mayor Boyd, in making the report
of the committee on new industries,
reported that the new steel company
had its representatives in New Castle.
They are now making the agreement
with Mr.. Deemer for the land on which
the plants are to be built. An agree
mcnt must be made with City Council
so that certain streets are not to be
opened, and the city will be asked 70
exempt the company from taxation.
President Elason added that the
representative Of the company was in
the city with a certified check as a
guarantee of good faith.
Mr.. McGrory said it was up to the
people to give their moral support.
Mayor Boyd added that the plants
would employ large numbers OF men.
AAAs NNA AAAAANaAAA EbAu AAAtAA At NOAAtA
the sentiments Of the City Council so
far that everything would be done TO
endorse the movement and that indi-
vidually every member was in favor OF
the necessary legislation
A resolution was adopted requesting
the Trustees Of the Commons and City
Council to take favorable action on the
requests Of the Tropends Steel Com
pany.
Mr.. Deemer, Mr.. Simonson and Mr..
Reinhardt arrived about this time and
President El.ason called on Mr. simon
sen, who said it gave him much
pleasure TO be present and announce
that the Tropenas steel plant would be
built in New Castle. 1t would be a
credit and a surprise to New Castle.
The company win do everything 10
build up the City Of New Castle and
cause other industries tc locate here.
He would come TO New Castle shortly
TO take charge OF the operation and he
hopel to meet the people on more
friendly terms. as he proposed max
ing New Castle his home
Mr. Reinhardt assured the meeting
that while he had tried with the WIZ
mington Board of Trade to induce the
company 10 locate there he was
pleased that New Castle had beca
selected. The deed Tor the land had
teen signed and a certified check de-
pcsited with Mr. Dcemer. The plans
for the buildings are being prepared
and everything IS in fine shape
To-day city Solicitor Cooper and
Nf,- Tofn u Rodnev V-iu fe .opeuifis I
b. ~. Reinhardt regarding the rcso-
Evening journal., 1907-06-04
Big Ste'I lRCu try Projectors
De9cSis Check as Evi1ence
of In en!iOn 10 Locate
in That TOwa
spseIal . rhe EyenIns Joutaal

NEW CASTLE. Del. June 4-That
the Tropenas Steel Company will
establish its works here on ninety
acres OF ground. and that 1t is a
reality instead of myth. was fully de-
monstrated last night. Arthur Simon
son. Of Philadelphia, the American
general manager OF the company, and
David J. Reinhardt. OF Wilmington.
the company's attorney, came here and
the agreement for the purchase of the
property from Sel1en S. Deemer was
made.
The company deposited a certified
check for $1,000 that they were acting
in good faith. 1t is a general boom
time in New Castle at present. The
Board Of Trade Of Wilmington failed
TO induce the company TO locate there,
and while Mr.. Simonson and Mr.. Rein
hardt spent several weeks along the
Delaware river looking IT sites, it was
New Castle that landed the prize in its
net Had it not been FOR S. s. Deemer
the big fish would have gotten away.
when the Alvan Allen farm could
not be secured from its owners, Mr.
Deemer agreed to sell his property.
The river front with stretch of over
500 feet along the Delaware river was
intended for shipyard, but Mr.
Deemer determined that this big in
dustry should remain here.
Prominent citizens last night fiocked
from all parts Of the city to the meet
ing of the Board OF Trade. When
President Eliason called the meeting
TO order among those present We're
Mayor BOYD, orion A. Carrick. Jacob
Spiker. Irwin Etchells. John p.
Murphy. City Assessor 8oyd.
City Council-Dr. William Werten-
baker. Hugh =. Dufy. Denney $.
smith. John Reynolds. Wallace l..
Cannon. John NJ. Wilson. James l..
Wright. A. r.. Kee.
Trustees OF the Commons-James b.
Toman, Robert r. Morrison, Patrick
McGrory. f. De II. Janvier
Bond Commission-Ira Lunt. A. NJ.
Hizer. Francis De II. Janvicr
Rev. S. b. Wylie. James T. Eliason.
Joseph Coheld. Jchn r. Taylor, Austin
McCann. Samuel J. Etchells. Harry
Afontgomery. John E., Taylor, A. p
Cooper. Jr.. Bryson Tayior. George
Rennie, Edwin Eikinton. Herman Pal
Evening journal., 1907-06-04
roo LArE FoR cLAssIEIcArIoN.

WANTED-Boy rs or 70 years OF age
20 work in press room and lcnrn news
paper business. Apply Press Roon Even
.ng Journal office. Fourth and SIMPLIFY
SITS. j4-tf
FOR SAIE-'rwo counters. two tables
and one outside show case, Can rs Mar
l0ct street. i4-tf
WANTED-Glrls wanted 10 learn to be
salcsladies. Also one hat trimmer wanted.
Call rs Market 81. ji-tf
WANTED-Young lady 10 operate REM
ington typewriter. No aicuographc work.
Opportunity TO Increase speed. Address
D-4. lrvening Journal ji-1t
NOTICE e. SCHOOL ELECTION - AT
the election for members of the Board
of Public Education in Wilmington, to be
held on saturday. June Sth, 1907. the city
election districts viii be distiibu ed among
the school election districts as follows;
First ward-F'irst School Election dis
trct will be composed OF the First ElcC-
tion district. Polls at No. 20S West Fourth
street. .ftitIti H"H
fyrst ward Second school Election dia-
trict viii be composed of Second ana
Third Election districts Polls az Public
School No -. Second street. near WASH
ington, street.
Third ward-First School Election dis
Evening journal., 1907-06-04
ATLANTIC CITY UNINJURED

Special to The Evening Journal.
ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.. June A.
The big storm Of Sunday somewhat
dampened the spirits Of seaside So
journers. but a goodly number braved
the elements and promenaded the
Boardwalk Wheel chairs were much
in evidence and, safe within the glass
enclosures, society rolled up and down
beside the raging sea at peace with the
boisterous elements and flirting rain
drops.
The nor'easter which visited the
coast on the first and second instant
left Atlantic City uniniured with the
exception Of the feelings of visitors.
They. however. took pleasure in the
beauty OF the ocean as it ragged ana
foamed in grand mood Of madness. Z
Another dry Sunday within and wet
without caused Atlantic City to SILENT
" think some thinks Sabbath diners
solemnly imbfbed weak tea with no
stick" TO flavor it's amber.
Bathing houses are open and ready
for business and old "Nep" is waiting
with icy Jaws for those brave enough
10 venture within. Last week several
daring Chelsea maidens donned their
last summers sea toys and battled
the frisly waves. They cheerfully de-
clared that the water was great.
Hundreds were willing TO take their
word for it and keep ouf Of the wet.
Wilmington is well represented in
Atlantic City this week. Mr.. W. NJ.
Francis and wife spent over Sunday
at the shore Frank c. McGowan
registered at Hotel Dennis. A. Peeney
is stopping at the St. James, and Prof.
il. $. Goldey and Mrs. Goldey are ar
the Boutwell, The Wiltshire, on Nir-
ginia avenue, has become favorite
with Deiawareans A number of Will
mingtonians have been its guests dur
ing the past week or so. and more 7rrF
booked for this month. s. s. Phe.r
the owner and manager, is -be,,
graduated, particularly on ~
cafe II was designed byN~ 4
street. OF Philadelphia. is fnEt> r
peacock blue with poster style ~
nightly the scene of brilliant -. z
inge. notably attractive by the :,
worn by the fair sex.
Evening journal., 1907-06-04
Magistrate Robsrtson's Court.

Magistrate Robertson held busy ses-
sion of court last evening. He heard two
cases the first Of which was that of
Manuel Gooding who accused Levi Col
lins with disorderiy conduct He recon-
c.led the two. both Of whom are old coll
cred men and they loft the ofhce appar-
emily enc best Of friends
After hearing the evidence On the case
o. John Gibson who sued Humphrey Lit
fiepage. colored contractor. for wages.
Magistrate Robertson ordered Littlepage
70 pay over the sum OF g.
Evening journal., 1907-06-04

state Of ohio, city OF Toledo, Lucas
County, SIS.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath Jhat ne a.
sonior nartner OF the firm Of +. j. Cheney
a CO doing business in the city Of To
iedo. county and State aforesaid. and
that said nrm win pay the sum Of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
evcrv case of Catarrh that cannot be
cuved by the use OF Halls Catarrh euro
FRANK j. CHENEY.
sworn to before me and subscribed I'M
my presence. this 9Th day Of December
A. D., 1856. A. w. GLEASON,
tSeaO Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Send for testmon
ials free.
+. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. o.
Sold by al Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
Evening journal., 1907-06-04

lutions for City Council and the trus-
tees of the company to pass at their
meetings tonight The reason the
company did not locate in Wilmington
was that they did not have anything
as good to offer. 4
Mr.. Lambson said that as nice things
were being said he wished to pay
deserved compliment TO Mr.. Deemer
He had jumped in and given property
not only Of an intrinsic but a speculaS
tive character. as
Evening journal., 1907-06-04
DEATHS.
Anna Mary NJ. husbands.
Jacob Hanna.

Jdcon hanna.
Anna Mary Watson.
WATSON-In this city. on June 3.
1907. Anna Mary Watson. aged 81
years.
Relatives and friends are invited TO
attend the funeral services at the resi-
ldence Of her husband. Joseph G. Wat
son, No. 1908 West street. on Thursday
morning at 10 O'Clock. Interment.
private.
HUsBANDS-On June I. 1907. Anna
Mary Magargai. vie OF 8. Hayden
Husbands. IN her i5fh year.
Relatives. friends and members Of
WyBema Council. No. i9 D. Of p. are
invited 70 attend the FUNERAL services
~ her late residence creenbank. near
Wilmington. on "wednesday. June 5fh.
at 2 O'Clock. without further notice
Inferrnent Red Clay Greek cemetery.
GAMMA Kirkwood. Delaware. Juns
I. 1907. Frances Louisa. daughter OF
T. Allibone and Oievia y. Cam
Funeral services "wednesday. June
rth. a. n O'Clock Relatives and friends
are invited 20 attend the funeral with
out further notice. Interment at ST
Georges cemetery.
Evening journal., 1907-06-04
&c FouIard SIIks are now soc

20 styles Of small figure and dot effects rich satin c
"A inches wide sold for 7sc and 6sc about 6oress lengths
Evening journal., 1907-06-04
O5-6O7-6OO rIarket Street

trict composed OF First. Third and Filth
Election districts Polls al Public School
No 3 jefferson street, below Tn rd street.
Third ward-Second School Election dis
trict. composed of Second and Fourth
Election districts. Polls southwest corner
Second and Monroe streets.
Fifth ward-first School Election. dis
uict. composed Of First Second Seventh
and Eighth Election districts. Polls pub
lic School No. 9, Eighth and wollaston
streets.
Fifth ward-socond School Election dis
trict composed OF Third. Fourth and
Ninth Election districts Polls. Public
School No. 2S, Eighth and Adams streets.
Firth ward-'rhird School Election dis
trict, composed Of Fifth. Sixth and Tenth
Election DISTRICTS Polls southwest corner
Seventh and Rodney streets.
Sixth ward--Flrsi School Election d's-
tr'ct composed Of First and Third E'cc-
ton districts. Polls northwest CORNER
seventh and French streets.
Sixth ward--Second School Election de-
trict composed Of Fourth. Firth SIX n
aud Seventh Election disfrc's Polls
Public school No. S, Walnut street neqr
Twelfth street.
Seventh ward--Firsi school Election dis
tric'. composed OF First Second. Third
Fourth Firth ana Sixth Election districts
rolls. Public School No. % Eleventh and
Washington streets
seventh ward-Second School Election
| Ninth Election districts Polls northwest
corner Eleventh and Adams streets.
Seventh ward-Third School Election
district. composed Of Tenth. Elcvehth.
Twelfth Thirteenth Fourteenth and Fif-
ieenth Electi0n dis'ricts Polls. Public
School No. 10, Seventeenth ana Unisn
sweets.
Ninth ward First school Election ais
trict. composed OF First Second. Th-rd
and Fourth Election districts. POLLS
Pubic schools No "a siNtcenih and Clay
mont streets.
Ninth waid-sccond school Election dis
'trict composed of NTH. sixth. seventh
and Echth Election Districts Polls.
Public School No. 10. Twcnty-sccond
street. near NariSrf
Ninth wsrd-Third school lslecnon as
tricf. composed 81 Ninth Election distric'.
rolls. Puhgc Sch5ol Ne q. corner Thir-
10th and Madison streets.
Eleventh ward-First school Election
district comnoscd of First. second and
Third Flectior districts Polls. Public
School No. 70. Ok and Harrison sfroefs.
Eleventh ward Second School ric,iir.,
district canncsed ~ Four'S and Fifh
Election dist'7cts Polls, Fifth avenue and
BrAwn street
Polls onen ~ 70 o'clock. noon. or 70
minutes thereafter. and close az s o'clock
By order Of tho R~ara ~ P,h'io rsne,-
tion. HARRY J. GUTHRIE.
t-it Secretary.
lost Between Cummings photograph
eaiiory and Fourth and Market. or on
| Delaware avenue car or on Delaware
avenue between Adams and Jackson or
between Dalawarc avenue and Wawaset.
l g hahvs short dress Mother VIII annroci-
ate return az baby Is now deceased. Re-
ward u returned - J. r. Fuller. Co'9ey
It--t
Evening journal., 1907-06-04
Men outnumbered Women.

Bishop Coleman. who ofhciated at SER
vices In three Episcopal churches I'm sus-
sex county on Sunday last was surprised
to find that in his congregations there
were three men TO one woman.
In the morning he officiated at St. An-
drew's Church, Ellis Grove; in the after
noon he preached IN st. Marks Church.
Little Creek and in the evening he held
services In the church IN Deimar.
Evening journal., 1907-06-04

fly order of the Reard ~ Piih'io Ic,7ur4-
Iion- HARRY J. GUTHRIE
if-it Secretary.
Evening journal., 1907-06-04
DRAGGED BY A HORSE
William E. erinnase Became Entan'
aled in the Reins and Was Hurt.

William r. Grinnage, undertaken living
at No. 9l2h French street, was thrown
from his wagon at Second and Union
streets yesterday by his horse running
away.
lie became entangled in the reins and
was dragged for nearly hundred feet
before he could release himself from MS
perlous position He sustained several
cuts and bruises but was not seriously in
iured.
Evening journal., 1907-06-04
Weddino To.nioht.

Miss Anna Florence whaier. daugh-
ter Of George II. Whalcr. and Albert
Eugene Hayman WIN be married this
evening at the brides home, NO. zi2
West Eighteenth street, by the Rev.
George r. Mason. pastor of First
Presbyterian Church.
Evening journal., 1907-06-04
Nd MeetInn Of HeaIth nonrd.

Because Secretary wigglesworth of the
Board Of Health as a member OF the
canvass board wss busy going over the
vote, no meeting OF the Board m Health
was held yesterday afternoon. The meet
ing win probably be held next Monday.
Evening journal., 1907-06-04
CHANDLER g gSdsstSnsE E$ssi5sE
no 1il W. Ninth streeL

no zif W. Nlnth BtreeL
Carefr- a1uenfion day or night.
Bodies IN Boarding Houses, Hotala
and Hospitals removed and cared Tor
hnt1 eas4rned- Carriages furnished.
ADDcentme0tA nrst-cAasA Both Phonsa
Evening journal., 1907-06-04
Panamas Made Lik. New.

Bring them to Saltzgiver & Bupp at
once No. ss2 Market street Open
every evening"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-26
CHILDREN SING
At OPERETTA
Many Beautiful Features Mark Pro-
gram to Be Given at EbelI
Club by Literary
Union

Ebell club house Will ring with the
music Of merry childish voices Thurs
day when, under the direction of the
literary section of the Temple union, q
novel and what promises to be n very
charming entertainment will be given.
Under the direction of Mrs. George
Goldsmith, n bakers dozen Of little ones
are rehearsing for Mother Goose OPP
eretta, and there are several other beau
tiful features being planned.
The children In the operetta are all
members of the Sunday school of B'nai
Birth. Beatrice Jacobs will take the
part of Lenna, the little girl who
dreamt 1t all, and the characters in
clude:
Little 30 Peep..........Y Ysidora Louis
Jack Horner Myrtle Danziger
Little Girl with the Little Curl ...
.,...... ,........... Carolyn Jacoby
Little l r., Boy Blue. i...Leo GERMAN
- ..... Maurice Heiiman, Edith Jonas
..... :.'.......J Josephine Goldschmldt
Georgia Porgie .......... Herman Stern
Queen of Hearts, rts,..........Ruth Jacobs
Little Tommy Tucker Paul Goldschmidt
Three little ones will appear in play
let called "The Sick Doll" and these
man, Doris Meyer, Dorothy Lazarus,
Ella Strauss.
In the quaint costumes of the long ago
group of little ones representing "Co-
lonial Squires and Danes" will dance
the minuet and Virginia reel.
The Danes are Josephine Cold
schmidt. Emma Rosenstein, Sara He'll
man, Doris Meyer, Dorothy Lazarus(
Ella Strauss and Ysidora Louis.
The Squires are Lawrence Frank,
Herbert Baruch, Adlai Goldschmidt,
Frederick Baruch Eugene Waldeck,
Arthur Baruch and Myron Zobel.
Nine charming young women will
contribute to the affair representations
of nine famous women as follows: God
dess of H story, Miss Rosalie Seligman:
Empress Josephine, Miss Florence New
mark; Florence Nightingale, Miss Edna
Newmark; Joan of Arc, Miss Tillie
Baruch; Queen Elizabeth, Miss Belle
Baer; Jenny Lind, Miss Florine He'll
man; Marie Antoinette, Miss Jacobs;
Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Miss Lob
man, and Queen Esther, Miss Germain
Still another feature will be the sing
ing of the Chinese song, "Sing-a-ling-a-
loo," by Marion Adler, Josephine Gold
schmidt, Fred Strauss, Albert Kline
berger. Helen Schuster, Leo Germain
Beatrice Jacobs, Ysidora Louis. Pau
Goldschmidt, Louis Meyer, Myrtle Dan
ziger, Mabel Korn, Ella Strauss and
Herbert Marshutz.
The committee in charge is composed
OF DIR. Signund Hecht, Mrs. George
Goldsmith, Mrs. Henry Laub and Mrs
| Albert PrenZlauer.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-26
COMPLICATIONS ARISE IN
BURNER ESTATE SETTLEMENT

AS a result of the filing of petition
for appointment of executriX by Mrs.
Eliza abeth L. Burner, widow of the late
DIR. Russell Burner, who desires to
have charge of the estate, amounting to
$67 900, considerable complications are
threatened in the higher courts.
Yesterday when the Burner estate
came up for consideration a continu-
ance was asked and granted and upon
investigation it was learned that an
other Mrs. Burner, the divorced wife
of the dead physician, also laid claim
to the estate.
The first Mrs. Burner is Mrs. ]. A.
Burner and she has sent her son hur-
rying westward to fight for share of
the estate, which she alleges is due her.
The validity of the divorce granted
some years ago will also figure promi-
nently.
Other complications are threatened
because of the damage suits amounting
to over 100000 which were filed against
Dr. Burner by his patients before his
death and which may be fought against
the estate.