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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-01
Matters Personal
3 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,


Mrs William q. Young entertainer
ut bridge whist in her homo IN Vic.
toria avenue yesterday afternoon IN
compliment TO Mrs. STROLLER Smith. VI
Washington. who Is her guest. There
were four tables. Favors were aw;,ru-
cd To Mrs. Eugene Irwin. Mrs. SlaS
Mason and Mrs. Hunter X. Booker.
The guests Included Mcsdamcs Hun
ter H. booker. 4. Y. Knox. j. NJ. Nci-
fcu. Eugene Irwin. Stroihcr Smith, i.
G. Oution. X. w, lIudgins, II. II. Woou-
fin. ii. c. Parker, II. III. Holt. i. u.
Presley. Slas Mason. Marshall Won
Schllling. Paul Tahb, II. /. Mason. H..
ID, Howe j. Wilton Hope ana Mise,
lima Won Schllling. Bessie Fltchclt.
Laura Fitchett.
The Frogs nrc making arrange
ments to give a dance IN the very
near future In honor of MIR. and Mrs.
paul Tabb.
Rev, j. j. Gravatt, u. D., who has
hoen visiting Mrs. Lomuel Sclater, III
Banks street, has returned To hrs
homo In Richmond.
Rev. Charles w. Ray, pastor OF the
East Hampton Methodist church, loft
yesterday for n stay of u few days
at Virginia Bench.
Mrs. Joseph c. ,Outtcn. in Victoria
avenue, has issued invitations TO a
card party in honor of Mrs. Strother
Smith. Mt her home tonight.
Mrs. j. Martyr Nclfert, wlfo of tho
chaplain ut the National Soldiers
Homo, vii bc at home to her frIends
at n tea this afternoon.
Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Harry
C. Parlscr will give bridge whist
card party III her homo, Sunset Villa,
MS II compliment to Mrs. Smith.
Miss Carrie Beall has returned from
q visit to Nashville. Tenn, Washing
ton and Philadelphia.
Mrs. W, II. Marrablc. who has been
visiting In Richmond. has returned
10 her home in East Hampton.
Mrs. Scgar Whiting has left FOR a
visit to her sister. Mrs Nottingham,
on The Eastern Shore.
DR.. Thomas c. Cooke. of phladel-
phia, is expected to reach Hampton
tomorrow TO visit his parents. Mi.
and Mrs. 7. A. Cooke, in East lamp
ton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-01
MIR. Bishop Rcslans.

Mr.. y. Bishop, who for the past four
years has been the director OF agrl
culture In the Hampton Normal ms
titute. has rendered his resignation 10
Tho school authorities. Accompanied
by his family Mr.. Bishop left Wedncs-
day night for his former home in
Rhode Island, where he will reside.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-01
WILLIAM AND MARY WON
FROM The POST TEAM
Splendid Game Played at Old Point
Yesterday Afternoon During
Heavy April Shower.

During rather severe April show
cr the baseball team OF William ana
Mary College defeated the post team
on the Fort Monroe diamond yestcr-
day ofteinoon, 10 :. The contest
was hard fought one and the collcg
ians won in the last inning. The ran,
intcrfcrcd considerably with the play
ers, but the battle proved exciting tn
those who bravcd the rain. Lewis and
Joyncs were the battery for tho col
lcgians, while Douglass was In tho
box Tor the artillerymen.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-01

FOR sALE-Two FRESH MICH
COWS. Apply to 7. l.. SINCLAIR.
Hampton. Va. 4-2S.3t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-01
FAST RUNAeOUT AUTO
RAN AWAY YESTERDAY
Or. Hope and Mar. George Booker
Have Exciting Experience on
sawyer's Swamp Road.

DR. ], Wilton Hope, and Mr.. George
Booker. narrowly escaped being scri-
ously injured on tho Sawyers Swamp
road yesterday morning.
DR. Hope had been visiting IA pa
tlent and was returning to Hampton.
when the running gear of his ,nltomo.
bile got ont OF order and he machine
dashed off at Il rate OF fully 80 miles
an hour. When nearing nm embank.
ment, DR.. Hope ran the machine into
large tree. Fortunately neither of
me occupants were Injured. Tho
machine was only slightly damaged.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-01

A. Fuller q Co, Washington. $3,GsO;
Noel Construction Company. Bai,i-
more, $4,000; ID. j. Phipps, Newpor,
News, $f.2S5; Coburn & Cooic. New
port News, $3450. and s. ]. Watson,
Hampton, $3,13i.
Electric elevator officers school =
George A. Fuller G Co, Washington.
$4,000, ana Noel Construction Com
pany. Baltimore. $4,000.
The bids on the buildings, with ar.
,lilcial stone substituted for Indiana
lime stone, were MS follows:
Officers bulding--R. II. Richard.
son, $l20,Gt7: 10. Morgan. sl2D723:
King Lumber Ga. sl2O,20S; Crump &
Co, s112,597; George a. Fuller &
Co, S109.300; Lane Bros. sl20,l30:
Noel Construction Company, SELL
$50; Ncsblt & Co. $lSi 500 Lynch.
$125,S00; Reed & Bros. $ii5.203;
Thomas Starrctt. $i20,G9G: ". n.
Luth & Co, $1ii0o0: ID. j. Phipps.
S121,09S; Richardson e. Burgess.
$l23,S5S.
Mems building II. c .Ballingcr &
Co, s6?,l20; r. H. Richardson, S5a.
1923; H. Morgan. $59,O97: King Ium.
Der Co, s5i.SS6: Cramp e. Co. $780,
200; George a. Fuller Co.. $4,000
Lane Bros. Co. $52,92S. Noel Con
structon Co. S55,0i3; Ncsblt g. Co,
$780, 100; Reed & Bro, siT543,
Thomas Starrett. S5S.765: W. II. buth
g. Co. S5b.500; d. j. Phipps. s55,37G;
Richardson & Burgess. s57.25l.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-01
MANY PAYING POLL TAXES.
Time closes tomorrow Afternoon.

Time Closes Tomorrow Afternoon.
License Taxes are Due Also.
During the past several DAYS Coun.
ty Treasurer David Johnson has been
Kept busy receiving license taxes and
the pol! taxes from men who desire
to vote next November.
Unless the poll tax Is paid by to-
morrow 1t will be impossible TO yoto
In the presidential and congressional
election.
1t is also necessary for business
mon to take out their license today
IN order to save possible trouble In
the Circuit Court.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-01
Phoebus easehall Nine.

Number of Phoebus Young men
held meeting last night and organ
lied the Phocbus Athletic Baseball
club. The team will line mp as fol
lows: Catcher. Smith; pitchers. Cas-
sidy and Holmes: First base. lIorct
man; Second base. Seymour: short
stop O'Kcefe; Third base Pointz.
Left field, Hawkins; Center field
Bohn; Right field, Beck. Polnlz was
selected captain
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-01

Take your prescriptions to IIulls
Cut Rate Drug Store. 12-29-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-01
MANY BIDS FOR BIG JOBS
Ia
Builders Submit Figures for Con-
slPuellOa Of HeW Artillery School.
WASHINGTON CONCERN The LOWEST
George "a. Fuller Construction Com
Pany viii Erect New Building, Their
Figures Being $4,000 for structure
'snd $3.50 for Plumbing.

II the bids submitted yesterday arc
accepted tho George a, Fuller Con
struction Company, of Washington,
VIII build the new United States ar
tillery school building and The enlist-
ed mems school building at Fort Mon
roe The Washington concern was
not only the lowest bidders on the the
construction. but also offered TO do
The plumbing and heating at n small
er cost than any other bidder.
Mr.. s. j. Watson, Ir, tho electrical
contractor of Hampton. was the low
est bidder for that feature of The work.
Whom tho bids wcro opened At 10
O'Clock the Office Of Capt Ernest II.
Ttiton, the constructing quartermastc.'
Z presented I'm animated scene. There
were bidders present from many OF
the leading cities and the rondlng Oh
the bids created considerable inter-
eat.
g'he bidders and their bids arc CIV
en- below:
Construction OF officers school -
George a. Fuller & Co., Washington.
y. c., S1130OO; Noel Construction
8 Company, Baltimore, Md. si25,SoO;
y y. Phipps, Newport Ncws. Va,
$te2,5dS; r.. H. Richardson & CO.,
Hampton, Va, si23,2S7; Cramp &
Co, Philadelphia, Pa, sili,647: Sam
y White, Washington, D. c.. sl1a,S1n;
VIM. III. Luth & Co, Brooklyn. N. Y,
$ttS,300, and E. Morgan, Newport
News. s192,773.
Construction of mems school--Goo
( "A. Fuller & Co. aWshington. d. C..
$4,000: Noel Construction Company
Baltimore. Md, $55,i93; ID. j. Pnipps
Newport News, $55,i74; II, IL Rich
ardson & Co. Hampton. SCI ,oGo;
Cramp & Co, Philadelphia, scouts,
Sam p. White, Washington, d. C., Sb1,-
6Sb; VIII. H.. Luth Company, Brooklyn
N. y, S5s,o0o; u. Morgan. Newport
News. $GD,5i7, and HARDWOOD & Moss
NEWPORT News. S50,4a7.
Plumbing OF officers school Geo.
'A..sE'uller & Co. Washington, $1,000:
Noel Construction Commpany. BATH
more, s3.SS0; ID. j. phlpps, Newport
Z News, sl,6S0; N N. p. n. & r. Co.
Newport News, s4,6S5 W. G., Morris
( Newport News, $780, and Charles c.
Taylor, Hampton, $4,000.
Plumbing mems school--Goorgc a.
Fuller y CO.. Washington, Sl,lOO;
Noel Construction Company. 3hitl-
more, Si,i,o; d. !. Phipps, Newport
4 News. $1,000; N. n. p, II. & \. Co.
Newport News, S5,l2O w. G. Morris
Newport News, $4,000, ana Charles O.
Taylor. HAMPTON, S5SSh.
Heating officers school--Gcorgo a
Fuller & Co, WASHINGTON, $3.50; Noel
Construction Company. Bnitmoi y
sb,150; ID. J. Phipps, Newport News
s S1,37S; N. N. p. II. T. r. Co. Newport
News.SLSi7; w. G. Morris, Newport
News, $1,000 and Charles G. Taylor
Hampton. S1,G2o
Heating mems school--Georgc A.
Fuller 8 Co, aWshlngton, $2,S70; Noel
Construction Company. Baltimore
s2.12O; r j. Phipps. Newport News,
$3.i50; N. ". p. IL. & T. Co. Newport
News, S2uf5; w. G. Morris. Newport
News, $t,9nO. and Charles c. Taylor,
Hampton. $2,2O3
Electric Wiring and fixturcs- George
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-01

All kinds of Garden and Flower
Seed at GEO. p, WOODS. 4-25-6t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-01
MIR. Jones Takes Oath.

Mr.. Eldridgc S. Jones qualified bo.
fore Clerk of the Courts Harry ii.
Holt on Yesterday as member OF
Tho school board of the city of Ilamp-
ton. Mr., Jones was elected to The po-
siiion at the last meeting OF the city
council.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-01
NAMED MIR. TALlAFeRRo.
Judge Waddil Appointed the hamp-
ton Attorney Master of Gas Co.

Ton attorney master OF Gas Co.
Judge Edmund Waddill. Jr.. In the
United States Circuit Court in Norfolk.
yesterday entered an order naming
Mr.. william c. l.. Taliarerro as mas
ter of accounts for the Public Service
Corporation, which conducts the
Hampton and Phocbus gas company
here. Mr.. Taliaferro will examine tho
accounts against the concern ANA Will
have charge of the property in the
event that a sale is found necessary
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-01
Epworth Leanue onlcro.

Tho Epworth League of The First
Methodist church has elected officers
Tor the ensuing term as follows:
presi1ent-Mr. a. Carroll Masscn-
burg.
First vice presldcnt-Mr. Jesse Eos
ter.
Second vice prcsidcnt-Rcv. Gcors,
w. Wray.
Fourth vice prcsls!en!-A!r. Charles
l.. Iichy.
Secretary aud trcasurcr-Mlss Irm;
1'aylcr.
Organist-MIss Pearl Evans.
All kinds of Garden and Flowc
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-26
THE TWO QUEENS
 IN FINAL COUNTY
Stockholders Meeting in the
 Near Future,

PHOENIX, Ariz, July 25.-Among the important stockholders meetings scheduled to take place here in the near future is that of the Central Mining and Development company op- erating the well known Two Queens group in Pinal county, Arizona. The meeting is booked for the first week in August. ,and it appears likely that a vigorous policy will be inaugurated especially in view, of the very en- couraging reports that have been coming forward concerning the rich values shown up through recent de yelopment operations. It is stated that at tae second level the vein has just been cut at a depth of 300 feet beneath the surface. showing a width at this point of not less than six feet As judged by surface assays, this vein should, undoubtedly. prove heavy producer. An extensive equipment has been installed at the Two Queens. which, inaddition to it's high assays in gold, gives good prom ise of making a permanent copper Frcdncer as depth is reached.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-26
MininQ STneIterS and StOCR Quotations
COCH|SE COUNTY COURT RECORDS.

to be satisfied per order probate court
 Leases or chattel mortgages given to the Standard Furniture Company, all on furniture: Ross G. Young s227.s5. John Quayle. S56.s5; Luther McCorkle, $232.20; Harry l.. Miller, $536. 50; Mrs. Martha Johnson, $132.40; Mrs. l.. J. Leech. Sf00.00; Jake Eng fish s75.00; Thos. Cowperthwaite. s1o710.
 Miscellaneous.
 Partial release mtg. Tae Farm CTS Loan & Trust Co. to E. P. & s. w R. R. Co., releases parcel of land in Naco (same as deedsd to Naco school district by E. P. & s. W. R. R. Co, mtg. recorded in boox 6. 605.
 Partial release mtg. The Farmers Loan & Trust Co. to E. P X s. w. R. R. Co, releases parcel of ground in Naco. same as in lease of E. P. & Is. W. R R. Co. to school, recorded mtg. 6-205.
 Assignmt. mtg. E. A. von Armin. guardian of person and property of Mary MeNally, minor, to Mary Nc. NaHy, now Mary de Areyalo. Assigns mtg. 14-54S on lot 27, block 3, Bisbee, on order probate court, also assigns debt.
 Bin of sale. Con. s10O. John Leiss- mann to Emil Nikolisk. Stock in shoe shop at Warren.
 Bill of sale. Con. S1. K. Kreely to Adele Wolfe Kreely. Oneroom store house on Lot 8, Erie Cattle Claim, Lowell.
 Lien. George Rupert vs. w. C. Hanson. Lots 204 and 205, block 51. Warren. S945.76.
 Lien. Pioneer Lumber Company vs. L. H. White. s. E. 1-4 of N. E. 1-4 Sec. s and s. W. If of N. W. IT Sec. 9-1S-21.
 Sheriff's certificate of sale. In re suit Henry ManZ ys. W. N. Edwards and R. H. Wren ct ux. John r. White, sheriff to B. A. Packard. N. E. 1-4 of sec F, T. 24, R. 27; all the in- terest of defendants in t5e above prop erty.
 Resolution Made by Warren Com pany ratifying action of president and secretary in making contracts. deeds, etc, for sale of lots in Warren.
 Lease. E. P. & s. W. to George Jay, E. A. Folsom and O. W. Brandon. Naco school trustees. Parcel of land 250x160 feet, in Naco s. of 4th St, between H. and E. streets, for term of 50 years, for school purposes. Art inc. Bisbee Drug Go. incor- porators. John S. Mitchell, N. B. Fiji beTberg and R. A. Brest. Cap. $25, 900.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-26
FOSTER OF PAINE.

Special Wire LU L. J. Overlcck)
 BOSTON, July 25.-BuL movement was continued in good shape today. All the bears of yesterday were in- cfined to bull stocks and they ad- vanced easily. We would advise talk ing a few profits Monday for a turn as Taft's speech is coming Tuesday and the market will be nervous until then. However, We have the great est faith in the tact and diplomacy of Mir Taft and believe that he will take position to please all factions. Have faith in this market and be- lieve in buying on every reaction. Adventure, Copper Range, North Butte, Greene Cananea and Shannon will sell higher. We look for immedi- ate jump in c. & A. and Shannon.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-26
STRONG MARKET AT CLOSING
 OF THE WEEK
Copper Stocks Have Shown al Great improvement During Past Ten DayS-ConditionS on the Local Curb.
CBy Frank J. Graf.)

The closing of the week leaves us with the strongest market We have had since a year ago. The confidence that has been restored in the market becomes more evident daily, and and prices have reached their highesl during the week up to the present time. Needless to say the movement of the market has not been all one sided, for each upward movement has been followed by profit taking Co with the market while it is ad- yancing, and pay no attention pu temporary fluctuations. This is no time to go short on stocks and those that have done so are having very unpleasant time.
 Copper stocks have shown a won derful improvement during the week, even at this they are selling much lower than a year ago when we were in the midst of a panic. Copper stocks are selling lower today in pro portion than any other class of sc- curity. Unquestionably it will be a long time before 25c copper will be in evidence again, but with metal at 15c the well managed companies will be able to show much better results than they could have done under similar conditions a year or two ag0. In the copper situation, as in other directions, there is such a thing as ability to rise superior to conditions. The mining companies, even the low grade properties whose profit on eaCn pound of copper is somewhat slim with the metal at anything like it's present level, have been resuming active operations in preparation tor the improved demand for copper met al which they firmly believe is on the way. The many months of sE5- pension of operation has not been al- together barren of results, for during that period, the majority of compa- nies have either been overhauling their plant or have installed new Ina- chinery, thereby reducing the cost of production.
 The conditions of the local coppeI market has shown a very healthy improvement, but do not think the time for advancement is just here, | they must take their turn, which Is not far of. Superior & Pittsburg Ts gaining gradual strength daily and l it would be unreasonable not to ex- Ject much higher prices. Greene Cananea has been very active the eA-
 tire week. few sales being made at ! II 1-S The lower priced issues as | a whole have shown little or no i'm prOvement but they will gradually
 work up with the balance of the market,
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-26
LOGAN 6 BRYAN.

Especial Wire to L. J. OverIock.)
 NEW YORK, July 25.-List was ir- regular at the opening, but good sup port appeared and a general buying movement took place resulting in sharp advances throughout the list. RumOr to the effect that a settlement of the Standard Oil case is sought out of court and also reports that Mr. Taft's letter of acceptance. next Tuesday, caused a better feeling among traders. The close was near the best of the day.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-26

aevisw want 4 is Bring Results.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-26
WALKER BROS.

Special Wire to L. J. OverlOcK)
 NEW YORK, July 25.-Market to- day after opening lower suddenly be- came strong and advanced and gaineSl strength as it advanced, closing at best prices of the day. The presi- dents remarks on Standard Oil case caused some bear selling. Then later, it was found that the financial interests who are largely responsible for present advance are willing to see further advance, resulting in scramble to cover Market will prob ably continue to advance.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-26
HUTTON & co.

Special Wire to L. J. Overlock.)
 NEW YORK, July 25.-The inn provement in business, togetherl with increased prices in copper metals has mad its effect on stocks during the past week On Friday the market had a favorable reaction, which, no doubt, should be followed by higher prices in the early part of next week and the Steel situation will be in no small measure a factor to this end.
The Harrison times., 1908-12-12
PRESIDENT
TO CONGRESS
Message Read to Both
Houses of National
Assembly
LEGISLATION CALLED FOR

Financial Standing of the Nation De-
cIared xcellent-ControI of Cor
poratlons, the President Thinks,
Should Be Left to the National
Recommendations Leaders Come
In for Critlcism-Respect for Law
Vital to the WelI-Being Of Country.
The Harrison times., 1908-12-12
Urgent Need Of Reform.

Our present system, or rather no gys
TEN, works dreadful wrong and is OF
benefit to only one class OF people-the
lawyers. when u workman is injured
what he needs Is not an expensive and
doubtful lawsuit, but the certainty OF
relief through immediate administra-
tive action, No academic theory
about freedom OF contract" or "const-
utional liberty to contract" should be
permltted TO interfere with this and
similar movements,
Pending thoroughgoing inVestiga-
tion and action there Is certain lcgis-
lation which should be enacted at once,
The law, passed at the last session OF
the congress granting compensation TO
certain classes Of employees OF the gov
crnment should be extended to include
an employees OF the government and
should be made more liberal in its
terms. There is no good ground for
the distinction made In the law be-
tween those engaged in hazardous oc'
cupatlons and those not so en-.
gagged. The tcrmS OF the act pro-
ylding compensation should be made
more liberal than in the present
act. A years compensation is not ade-
ouate for a wage.earner's family in the
event of his death by accident in the
course OF his employment And in the
event OF death occurring, say ten or
eleven months after the accident, the
family would only receive as compen-
sation tho equivalent OF one or TWO
The Harrison times., 1908-12-12
The Philippines.

Real progress toward self-government
is being made In the Philippine Islands
trust that within generation
the time will arrive when the Philippines
can decide for themselves whether IL IL
The Harrison times., 1908-12-12

I call particular attention to the Ter
ritory Of Hawaii. The Importance OF
those islands is apparent. and the need
Of improving their condition and de-
veloping their resources is urgent.
The Harrison times., 1908-12-12

I again renew my recommendation
for postal savings banks, for deposit
ing savings with the security of the
government behind them. The object
is to encourage thrift and economy in
the age-earner and person of mod
crate means. 1t is believed that in the
aggregate vast sums Of money would be
brought into circulation through the in
strumentality of the postal savings
banks.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-22
KNEELS To COURT
To PLEAD FOR
HUSBAND
"PLEASE, JUDGE. LET HIM GO,
BESEECHES WIFE OF ALBERT
KAISER, WHO TAMPEsEp WITH
o. U. r. BLOCK LIGHT.

There was pathetic scene in
Judge Phelan's private chambers.
Tuesday morning. when the wife and
mother OF Albert Kaiser, awaiting
sentence for tamperlng with ID. u.
r.. block light. called TO inkercede for
him. Kaiser was To- have been SEN
fenced during the day, bU, after the
visit OF the weeping relatives, the
Judge decided to defer the ordeal for
at least another day.
Please. Judge. let me lake him
back home with me. pleaded the
wife. sinking To her knees at his hon
ors feet. He didn't mean to do any
thing wrong, know he didn't. He
had been drinking. and he was not
responsible. oh, Judge. II you will
only let him go | will take him back
to our home I'm Pontiac and never let
him come to the city again
Judge Phelan was visibly affected
by the womans tears and was oblig
ed To leave the room. The extreme
penalty provided by law Cor Kaiser
offense is life. though any term OF
years over two may be imposed, In
the discretion OF the court. If he is
sent To prison the young wife will ne
thrown on the world. for her husband
is her sole support. They have been
married but two years and Mrs. Kais-
er says that her husband has been
straight during that time.
1T is tough" said Judge Phelan as
the woman took her leave
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-22
DAUGHTERS MUST
SUPPORT AGED
MOTHER
JUDGE DONOVAN ASSESSES EACH
a DOLLAR A WEEK AND GIVES
WOMAN, 90 YEARS OLD, INTO
eRANpDAueHTER's CARE.

For the first time during his ex-
tended experience on the bench,
Judge Donovan has been compelled
TO invoke the aid of the law to COM
pei children To care for their aged
mother. The case was that brought
10y Assistant Prosecutor Stuart Han
ley against the five daughters OF Mrs.
Harriet Connor. aged 81 years. The
daughters are Mrs. Mary Campbell.
Harriet Wilds wife OF police ser
geant; Clara Beebe, Adejine Merrill
and Emeline Bendall. The last nam
ed who is the least able IL assist her
mother. has cared for her recently.
The evidence brought out tended to
show that all the daughters are fair
ly well-to-do. and well able To provide
Il good home for their neither Mrs.
Beebe was paid $50 by her mother
in return for IA home, but after receiv-
ing the money she refused her par
ent home. 1t is alleged She was
particularly bitter because Of the ac-
ton taken by the prosecutor. and at
tempted to scald the officer who serv-
ed her with the court summons.
Judge Donovan made al order as
sessing each daughter 81 per week
and Mrs. Conner will live with a
granddaughter, a daughter OF Mrs.
Bendall.