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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-07-15
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Two Cent Rate.

The State Supreme Court has up
held the two cent railroad rate law
The railways must therefore refund
all excess passenger fares over two
cents a mile and In the future not
charge more than two cents passen
ger per mile. The decision was rem.
dered at Charleston on Monday in the
refusal Of the court TO grant an an.
peal from Judge Burdett's decision in
dissolying the injunction which pre.
vented the state officials from on.
forcing the law.
such decision was 10 have been
expected. To set aside the constitu.
tional rights Of the legislature would
De long step Backward in tho do.
Velopment that is now going ON "a
determine the proper place Of the cor
Poration in our political life. Tho dc.
'ision is Of unusual importance in nm.
holding the viii Of the people as 81.
pressed in statute through their ron.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-07-15
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JULY IS
FACTS ABOUT BLUEFlEIp

Taking its cue from an article ON
Bluefield in the Black Diamond writ.
ten by Mr.. Burns OF Huntington
which by the way is mighty sound
reasoning-the Telegraph is putting I'm
some good ticks for the Industrial
development OF the city and surround.
ing country. This is the thing the
Leader under it's present editorial
management began preaching the first
dash out of the box, but II is a sad
concession that the secondins of its
eHorts have been scarcely audible In
somewhat extended newspaper ca.
reer, In various parts OF the United
States, in cities large and small we
nave never met with a situation quite
so peculiar. Take Bluefield and IN,
surrounding areas and plant them
down, minus a large per cent OF the
PoP"ia'ioh, III the middle
west, the Rocky mountain coantrv
the Southwest or on the Pacific coos,
ana you would find people yelling
themselves hoarse advertising their
haturai and commercial advantages
invitations to outside capital would
A.
out saying that many of them wou,s
be accepted. But not so here win
membership OF perhaps 200, only q
handful OF progressives assemble
from time to time at the chamber OF
OF commerce meetings but this LITTLE
oahd OF some ten or twelve members
nave undertaken and are complet,ng :,
most praiseworthy work-a hooL,a.
on Biuefield and the neighboring coal.
helds which will soon be ready ,or
uistriDution This will count and we
VIII be very much disappointed II e,.
ceilent results do not follow.
A great many people In Bluef,e,d
act as though they were ejtbar daa6
ones or reluctant to invite new indus
tries for fear OF more comnet,,,o,
II the former premise is true there ia
no nope OF salvation e1cept the ann.
plying OF new blood; IL the latter tho
reasoning is too ridiculous to reouire
even passing attention.
The things upon which we have
dwelt time and time and time again
'he practically inexhaustible coal the
iron ore, the timber, the lime ans
building stone, the water power-aI,
at our very door, II these are nor ..
logical basis upon which to found :,
large manufacturing city, then wo
must confess we have abso,rto,..
conception OF what II takes. R,,t q.
we nave said on former occasio,.
niueneid has reached the limit o, its
CROWN unless outside capital can bo
induced to come and abide with us and
neip ouiid up. And II will be no great
Undertaking. for capital is wrBno
""eh II Is shown. Blueheld has the
goods to show.
IL Is not our purpose to offend snv
Is lot the good Of the commu.
my that we are saying these thine.
Ou' we are stating facts and basina
our prophesy on correct premises
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-07-15
His Idea Of Economy.

ITS ell very well for you TO preach
economy" said his wife. but notice
whenever cut down expenses that
you smoke better cigars and spend
more money for your own pleasure
than nc any other time"
We'll, confound II, what do you sup-
pose want you 10 economic for. any
way"- Chicago Record Herald.
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Got the Buos.

Parkersburg woman was on the
hunt for bed bugs one day last week.
she hrst saturated the bedstead with
gasoline for the purpose OF arousing
the pests; then she lighted a match
so she could see il there were any
bugs on the bed. The result; bed and
bugs were all burned together. Lucky
the woman escaped with her life
Ceredo Advance.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-07-15

Prize fights are something awful
root ball is brutal and even simple
boxing Is to be discouraged according
to the mollycoddles. II, these people
are given their faint and effeminate
way, manly sport will soon be reduced
to the consistency OF ping pong or
parlor croquet
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-07-15
Just Joshes
Out of His Limo.

Western Relative. We'll. Wendell.
what was the score today? little Hos
ton Boy-keally. ! do not know liz II
not your opinion. Uncle William. thut
the theism OF Clement nnd Athannsi,is
furnishes much more tenable basis
for rational theory OF creation than
Is Afforded by that OF Augustine.-
Chicago Tribune.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-07-15
hat on the 18th day of July. 1910. at

that on the 18th day of July, 1910. at
my Office in the City of Bluefeld.
VIII proceed TO execute the decree
rendered in said caus by the Circuit
Court of Mercer County. West vir.
ginia, on the day OF MAY. 1910.
when and where they are required 20
attend with such books. papers. vouch
ers and evidence, as will enable me
TO comply with said order of Court.
JAMES s. KAHLE.
70 ~ Commissioner in Chancery.
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NOTICE.

Commissioners Office, BIueheld,
West Virginia, June 18th, 1910.
The parties in the suit of Flat Top
Grocery Company, corporation VS..
N. w. Martin, ct ais. will take notice.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-07-15

Mistress Here's the man for that
clock 10 - repaired Get u for him.
Nora And. shure. where is ~ Mis-
tress- Upstairs. OF course. Nora
Faith. an ! thought IL had run down,
New York Press.
- s-s - - -. 49,.
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The Real TroubIc

Woman's ignorance OF cooking Is
the bane Of married life"
NO; It's woman's ignorance OF her
ignorance Of cooking."-Boston Tran
script or
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-07-15
Connecticut.

lnte Passenger-i believe you're
driving over every stone In the rond !.
Driver-Waal. sir, II takes purity
good driver TO hit 'em ail-Bostou
Herald.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-07-15

hlndness has converted more sim
aers than zeal. eloquence Or learning
r. w. Faber. 4 so
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Raleigh 20, Total %.

Raleigh 20, Total %.
GEO. w. WILLIAMS.
Chairman.
A. ID. DAILY,
Secretary.
6-22-10-tf.
The sun., 1910-05-15
RILLOONED THROUGH SNOW
;. q BaIlsy and e. .. GIlsl'isa Have aa
Arrtie ExpeFlenee IN the Ar.

;. =. BaIlsy and G.. .. GItadea Have aa
AFrtie ExpeFieRee N the Ar.
PTrTsEIELD. Mass. Nav 1.-The balloon
Massachusetts. with Jason =. Bailey and
Chsflss j. 0lidden. ascended from the
park a the Pittafsld Aero Club At noon
to-day IN . light breeze that carried the
hallOoa toward Long Island Sound Il
landed IN the opposite direction. oniy
seven miles from PittsAsld. on the HoOaaa
Mountain ranGe In the town Of Bsrkshirs
after being In tho air one hour and forty
Ave minutss and reading an elevatloa
% 500 Ssst
Mr. 0liaden said he encountered the
most peculiar atnaoapherio conditions
that ~ has ever met in his forty-Gour
asosuaions slAFting with sixteen ha@
0f nnd ave were required 20 reach TIE
maxlnum elevation, o.70O feet. Huas
clouds covered tho sky In ell diro0tions.
AZ 400 feet they nosa into q heavy snoWs
storm, with ne thsrmomster recording %.
This storm vas zoo feet deep and ceased
AZ aaoo isst, alihough da1se clouds were
visible foF thouaan08 q fest higher at the
higheot Olgv9tl0A. -
he balloon on descending paeasd
again INTO TIE snoW9togm. which aelded
Tiioh weight % the bad and eaussd tho
60 faag a minute. Out % the anONuaoFm
ne balloon entered q vast cloud and 10
rsneh the ground seven hagl % and WnPo
l,uad, the party hHlding eRaily IN q area
0nsn nalA The spsed % re avengsu
ito lest q minute.
The sun., 1910-05-15
SHB bad JEALOUS ILLUSIONS
DENTlST EENTLEFS WIPE KILLS
HRRSRLF WTTR POISOV.

Lea Cascade AnAPtu4nta % Get CRrbelis
Asla. Rstuguea sua Swallowed a
-lsF EuShaNa TsaES UP iasr NosS
DsssFbing @eF asntaI aituatlOa,
MS Arthur Zsntlsr ended her life lasi
night IN her homo AZ the Cascade apart.
mSnt house. 2aS Central PARK Wsst. with
oarbOlo add which Shs clipped out oi the
hOusS 10 purchase Her husband. who h
dentist. did not know oi her errand.
Ne tore up the note which she lett In Ger.
man after a hnssy perusAL Dr. 3. r.
0OOdhart. whom DR.. zsntlsr summoned.
nAid that the note Mrs. zsntlor lsPt de-
tAilad her mental condition at the Tina she
took The poison.
Dr. 0OOdhArt explained that he had been
treating Mrs. zsntlsr for . yvar. shs
bad suffered what he called Jealous
illiMiOns. which made her bslisvs that hsS
husband did net love her and prOhably
loved Bomo one slss.
d.. Esntlsr and his wife were together
yesterday aftagnOon. Dr. Zantlar would
M, sav whs,h.r a, m, ,hsv h,d ou,r.
~. -. .,-,-.. q y.-,,--
S"sH "'u' '0''os
vent out OF ths house' thoush her nus
band did not know this AZ the time The
hallboy noticed her departure beoauss.
whlls usually eay and smiling. she passed
him this time without a nod and EazlnE
straight ahead. she must have gone
directly 20 A drug store and got carbolie
acid. Rhs came hack within half an hour.
and sntorinE without being perosived
BY her husband vent straight 10 her
room. A few minutes later her husband
hard her crV out She had taken tho
The sun., 1910-05-15
Bullet N TRE BRaIN AS PAY.
Haa WhO Eseaped Prem NlaGteaWNA
AWlHm Ruys Three suits q Clothes.

Haa WhO Esenped Prem MaGteaWNn
AUlHm buys Three suits q Clothes.
William Hadsmann, who aays be o.
capped from the MattsaWan asylum for
the criminal Insane tvo nouths ago. went
into the oloshing store u Louis Laadwia,
a. 81 Third avenue late last night and
boasht several suits u cioehsa. When
Tie elsrk. Patrick Lynch. Of 3ie East
Pifly seventh atgest, aarsd Cor paymans
for tAs Snits. Hadsmann hrsd four shots
e HIN hon a - calibFs revolver. Ons
Of ~ ahoss psnstratod Lynch's akull
and ~ was taken 10 the Harlem Hospital
h serious condition.
HaAsmAnn. who says hs y Is years old.
appaarod n the STORE a. n o'oloek jrat
as LlidWig. his wife. and Lynch we're
preparing 10 lock ~. Ne ssleotsd three
suits and Lynch wrapped then up. whom
hs aaksd fog q fourth. Lynch suggested
payment and the shooting cams With0ui
iuFtheF wordn. All Tires bulls'a str,lCk
Lynch's head, but two Of Them inhictsd
msrely scalp wounds.
AshsfsIi. Lynch EFappisd with the mad
nan and fought 10 The door With him.
Policemsn Mastsrson and Beaufrsre. who
were passing. joined the fight. A third
policeman was called IN bsfors Hads-
mann was subdued. Lyndh's oonditibn
was % serious that . PRIEST administered
Ire laut Fitss Of the Church 70 him on the
aldswplh Wills waiting Coz tho ambulanos.
Ha1smann tnid he Wa 0ant 10 Motiea-
van oEO years aGo after hs had ahgt a.
lis n.DthsF He said that after escapiag
irOm enc asylum. hs WOgkad On . faFm
near Chicago and came % New York ths
day hgg0rs Yesterday. 10 wanted M
,lOthihR. he sid. - ssnd E6ok "a, his
Irinuss on the Illinois farm Hs aa
poorly dreussd and an that b. had b sis
ooukses wa = boz n cartridges Ha was
.ncke8 40 il-ehg Eaai Efiysfagi Nggul
on . chargo q islonioul
le1auA
The sun., 1910-05-15
TO SELL cHuRCHEG TOE rGvEs
" They Deaf Pay PIymsuth Ghurrh and
the Br0alslym Y. We. a. on tire a.Ist.

" They Deaf Pay- PIymsulh G'hareh and
the BrSelslyn Y. Mc.A. on the g.lst.
A catalogue was issued yesterday by
the Bureau Of Assessments and Arrears
Of properties in BrOokiyn whicA are 20 be
sold foF nonpayIBeRt AZ assessmeots ror
public improvements and Tor water r-nts.
There are ii,0ts paroels IN the kat, and
the amount owed 10 the city Is about
T.0o0.0OO The auction Of the delinpasnt
properties is down 10 take tAlaos la the
Borough Hall. Brooklyn. On July a.
The list IL conspicuous Tor the large
number Of churches and charitable inati-
tiItions which have failed 70 gay. Among
these are the M c. A. in Sands street.,
the naval branch; 81 Michasl's Protestant
Episcopal Church the First Presbyterian
Church. Plymouth Church the Long
Island Historical SOcisiy's building. ss
aAul's Roman Catholic Church ~ Peters
Church. the Ss'noad UniisrBl Church.
the South Brooklyn Gospel Church. the
Church q Our Lady q Perpetual Help.
the coavent ~ ne SISTERS a Mercy. che
Jewish Sy'nAgowla Rn 1nah " rect be-
tween Filth and SHth avenues. ths Home
for the Aged ia Windsor Phre. me Holy
Name Roman CathOlh CbGrrh, tbs lev ~
Hospital on Ciasson avenue th. Church
1t the Covenant on Classon avenue. the
Brooklyn Methodist Episcopal church
Home. the Bunalo Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church. the ROmzn CAiholic
Orphan Asylum on PARK place ~ Joseph's
Orphan Asylum ua sumner avenus. the
Marcy Avenue Baptist Church. che Church
of the Reooncihatiol ~ Augu-tine's
Protestant Episcopal Chupch ~ Murk's
Protestant Episcopal Church aRd ~
Marys Roman Catholic Church
Although Comptroller PrsndsrEast has
Included thess and many Other properties
belonging % religious bodies in hls list
he does not expect that It will be nsoas-
sary 70 sell them up. Mr. Prendergast
thinks that ministers aud heads of chari-
table Institutions have bssn allowed too
long 70 take their time in paying the
assessments levied on the properties Tor
improvements. Mr. Prendergast says that
l,s will not permit any such ooddlinR and
that the churches aud ihsbeutiSns Will
be put on the suns haais ~ other PROC
srty owners who have failed % pay their
lsss.smsnts Ne thinks they Wiil pay
promptly under the circumstances
The sun., 1910-05-15
0rIRD RRIBERT ETTSEssES
EHort 70 Keep IesilInsRy IN the llllnsls
4 Casea AWaJ Fpsm spramgaeta

ENorN " NeTp Neetunong ~ tne Nllnoll
Gases Away PTsm spSbngheid.
CHICAGO. May If.--Amed deputy uheF-
he under order Of the Count Wlll protect
witnesses IN States Attorney Wayman's Z
oase In the legislative bribery scandal.
This became known to-day when Il Was
learned that ths Cook county Prosecutor
10 dstsrminsd that ths svidsnos he has
worked up d 10 be kept nom the Banga-
mon county States Attorney. Fear that
the testimony will leak At Springfield
and become tho property Of the defence
il said % b. The real reason snr Htafs's
Attorney Wayman's attitude.
Representative Charles A. white. who
made the original confession OF gTaft az
Springfield and whose testimony b the
nub Of he alleged graft sEposd. wa Be-
sept from tho stats Capital &c eli hazards.
He has been subpdsnaod by States At
tornsy B1rks Of sanSamon county. 10
an attemps h made 70 gst him out Of Cook
county habsas cOgpu8 writ viii bs sskSd
Tor 20 hold him within TIE jurisdiction
Of Cook county.
Equally drastic means Uill be pressed
70 prevent BspEsnantaiive Bschsmaysr
from tsstitying before tbA Gangsinon
county inguisltion. Representative Mich-
AL 8. Link Of Mitchell. Who must ausvur
20 the charge ot contempt Of court on
Monday bsfors Judge Shirley IN Spring
held. b not considored % material q
witness io the Coos county oaap againaf
browne
Representative White. IN the custody
Of Detective Koer Of Mr. Waymsn's SaaiH.
appeared at the CRIMINAL Court building
to-day
The sun., 1910-05-15
LIGHTNING RIPS v. q. STATION.
Alss P,mstures a IIaFlsm ChHrrh s1sepls
and stsns lhs Cloek.

NNd HtoiA uaa Ata4As
Lightning hit the freight station Of The
New Y0rk. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad a. Willis Rvenus and lasd street
a. O'ei0ok yesterday AiiPnooh aRd gave
the persons at work in the building sOme-
thing 0f q shock. bur hurt nobody The
bolt knocked a hole IN the centre Of TIE
building and 10 Ne errntic course % the
earth ripped od BIZ. of plaster hsrs and
there h diHersat stories and In one plaos
burned a hole IN the plaster of a wall
back q Whirh was pisos q iron
Two men we're partly stunned. but re-
covered themselves inmsdiabsly. Ona
of them had been leaning against q radl-
ptOr. which hs thinks il not q good thing
10 Do whsn lightning b around Part
a tho tsiepbnns sysaam IN the yards vas
put out Of working order by the holt
Lightning bOred three holes in the
square steeple Of the Reformed Lutheran
Chufch Of the Atonemeut. At iRth street
and EdgeoOmbe avenue. A shower Of
stone and brick fel 10 the street The
ciock In ths stsepls stoppsd ~ I;ss O'Clock.
A fFs alarm was turned In and Battalion
Chief Root OrdsrPd his men 20 teAr down q
part d the building which was In danger
Of falling The damage amounted 10
q ,O0o
The sun., 1910-05-15
cLiRK sELLs ooPPER WIVES
f2N'senaioF Il,aBsses e M mutte Bsan.
inRa - tn Amalgamaesd.

BrTrE. hon,. Mas iA--Tho uale Of The
suite COPPER properties n Ex-senator ~.
a. Glars to The Anialanmaisd Copper Com
pany Is oontirmad BY AR Clark in a stale
nenl he authorised Manager A. n. Ws,hev
10 issue to-day The sala is aot rslatai
directly to the Butte cnppeF mine unsrasr.
out grsu out 0f necessity arinlnn nom
serious controversies over ora boilss
V'aTss mines are surrounded 10 nro.
duo'ng Amalspmaioj mines end Il has
toF ssvenal yeaFu been ,asartad thai hs
was mining On Amalanmaia,l ore boiisu
Ths Hale covers about a7sssp small
mining claims kanwn ~ ths Odalnal
and Stewart Groups osned by ~ Origlnal
Consolidated Mining Company. a Olark
oorporaiinn and 4 also Includes tAa Clarh
smelier 81 Butte known a. TN Butte
redpction SoFks Senaior Clark ain
has uRdsyeloped properliss IN Butte and a
good produeing nine nine which he win
sOntinus 10 opsruta He sstalna. ,ndsr
Ease from The AmAlaAmaied. ths con-
esliFator' Oonbsntsd Slth ths amsltsr
With which he Will tssst hls Eino ore
Two small fractional mining claims ~
ne within tho Alics group os mines
owned by the Butte Coalition Company
are also sold TO the Amalgamatsd. clark
retains ell his other interests IN Butte.
though Il is understood that hs vented
to sell everything IN the distric, 20 the
AmalgAmated. including his street. rail-
way system and newspaper but the Anal
ganated did not Waus them.
Senator Clark sayp he sold for cash and
did not take any AnaConda or Other stood
In payment What tho price was h not
known. The Amalenmatsd will taks poa-
session on May n. Tho CAark ooppar
mines have been producing from .OOoOo0
70 5000 pounds Of copper a month and
with the anelter employed abosIt JsO msn.
This fogce Will be reiaced probably about
oue-half
The sun., 1910-05-15
FIRE ~ PREiCREFS HOUSE
Te-day's seFmona nuFnea and Cougrsgi
tlsa nlust MAKE AIlsWanoe.


Ts-aay's seFmshs RuEuea and Csnsrsga-
tisa nlust A1ake Allowances.
The Rev. DE-. John Huhtstons. pastor
Og the Emanuel Raptist Church In Rrook
lyn. and HE houssksopsr. Mrs. y. r.
Turner. narrowly escaped death hy frs
last night.
Dr. bmtatons was IN the 'don- Oi hia
housa. at 1ai Ryers0u street. near the
Pratt Institute. when Mrs. Turner smslssd
smoks She ran from the kitchen into
ths main hallway and fossnd that II was
allsd With wnoke. Or. Hanssaons was
on the third A0or. but the h0,Haekesper.
with her apron 10 her syss and noas. made
her way 10 the dan and raped on ths
door. They made thslr way tOesther
d0WnaaaiEs and through tho hail BY
the time they reached the sidewalk flames
we're leApiAg from the first 70 the second
floor.
Next door is . boarding house Whsrs
. urmhsr Gf glrls live They Wors az
dinnsr uhsR the alAFm cams ana sspasal
of them tainted. One was 20 much
affected BY the shock that ahs had 70 bs
oarVied cut
Rafors the Are vas subdned lt had
Fuinsd the interior oG Dr. Huniaions's .
hpuas Ne placed hia lusa aa Ns.Oo0,
nost of which Was caused bg ~ ruin o.
he hhraFy and . RumhsF a ~ paintinga
Barmnlia walch b hHh wTiafan Rlr desvery
thia norpingand tO-aiahl were tee'rrFed
and humbSt " valuable curiosw Hich had
besn praHsntad 10 him we're oonaunaa
Tlsre was no accounting Tor the start
of the FIRE u spraRg up Ia tho lower uart
oi the house and ~ anced Wlth remark
able speed
Tho church Of which Dr.. HunIstone u
pastor is endOw cd by the Pratt family
The sun., 1910-05-15
OPEN DUIDV FOR CUSHONS NVH
SYRIAN PARTY SEBMEDFO TAKE
TF AS THE REgULAR THING.


lIad . LSa q TFunhs Win False Bsttsms
Csassalln1 aa.0oo Wogth % LAoas
and RmhVsaaeFy- -gslsa % % Plrsi,
me- RAISED 10 10 osso- Arrested.
NSdjib AOury. a young Syrian wAo
Wa In this country ssvsn yoau aeO and
dlsoOvered that ihSrs we're great poali.
bilitiea for q syrian merchant here 70
he Obtained HE sOOda cheap. arrived
Yesterday in the cabin Of tho Italian
steamship Lambardia ne wns accom-
panied By HE oOuuin. Anton H0ury. and
the lattsr's moahaT. Mrs. Sadis H0ury.
Thsy had the goods too. In twelve big and
little trunks. They declared that they
had nothing dutiabls except thu 500
worth Of lIaportsd stnR that each vas
entitled to bring in
Acting Deputy Surveyor John p.
O'COnnor ordered inspector q. y. Davsn.
port 10 make . very careful examination
Of the trunks. he did. with the help Of
an assistant. and found that Ave ot the
biggest trunha wogs very shallow. An
application Of rule on the outside and
Ia showed difference Of nearly siH inches.
Naturally there were false bottoms.
which wore ripped Out, revealing. murh 70
the dlamay AZ the aaselnbled Houya.
including Djemil. a brother Of Nedy,o.
who came 10 the Brooklyn pier 10 meet
the smugglers and who e employed in .
Mulberry BirVet hank. George Hakih
and s. AlOuhii friends Of the HOurys.
Who alsO appeared 10 greet them. shared
in ths diamay
The goods packed tightly under the
false bottoms consisted chiefly Of fms
laOes. laCs handkerchisia and embroidsred
stun. while II was being examined aud
piled up Nediib Houry Weat 10 actiAg
Deputy O'C0nnOr aAd offered him a
in English gold H he would lst him
take the SmuGGlsi stua % the pier.
O'COnnor Refused IN such = manner that
Nsdjib supposed he would have 10 raise
the ante. Ne did not do that Immediately.
but went instead 10 Inspector Davenport
and offered him q gold piscs. Then he
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~ . Result ths ChllaFeR Get Their
shaFea and fl'y Chnritlss Saaght
siSgfried Steiner, a banker Rt Is Cedar
street, made his will without the assist
amos of a lAuyer. and IN the opinion Of
supreme Court Justice Brady created
a most interesting puzzle The will
came bsiOrs Justice Brady IN a suit 10
c0nstrle it bat after deciding that the
banker wanted 10 divide the Fesiduary
estate among his three children. Erwin
B.. SieEiried. Jr.. and Amelia X. ne
Court had 10 decide that a charitable
bequest Of 5.Uo0 is expressed IN terms 10
vague that the executors will not be abb
10 distribute it.
The clause concerning The bequest
reOds, such ts.Ooo TO go 10 s'Ich a charity
a. the eHecutoFs may select There was
no other relerenoe 10 the 5000 In the will.