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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Denartment of he Int

Department of the Interior, U. s. Land Office at Phoenix, Ariz.
 April 20, 1912, NOTICE is hereby given that Edward I;ower, of McNeal. Ariz., who on Jan uary IT. 1907, made homestead entry, No. 035S1, for SWH, section 1. Town ship 22 S., Range % F., G & $. K. meridian. has filed notice of inten- tion to make final five year proof, to establish claim to the land above de scribed, before J. D. Taylor |. $. Commissioner, Tt B!cbee, Ariz., on the 18th day of May, 1912.
 Claimant names as witnesses: Maurice D. Whelan, of Bisbee, Ariz. John F. Peace, Of McNeal AriZ. J. Park Emery, Of McNeal. Ariz. Isaac Bailey. of Lowell, Ariz.
 FRANK H. PARKER.
 Register.
 330
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TEN DOLLAR NOTE FOR A FLYER will carry a 25 word classified Ad .nto a milhou homes one time (any 5ay) in entire list
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ALIAS SUMMONS.

SGtef0 o( " VI 1SNNO. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA, Ii} AND FOR THE COUNTY
 OF CoCHISE. Lizzie Greer Ballard,
 Plaintiff.
 VS. Thomas Ballard,
 Defendant ACTION brought in the Superior Court Of the State Of Arizona, in and for the County of Cocnise, and the eorDlalnt filed in the said County of CocMse in the office of the 1lerk sf said Superior Court. F.s. THE STATE OF ARIZONA sends GreeIIng:
 TO THOMAS BALLARD. You are hereby required to appeGv in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the Su- perior court of the State oi Arizona. in and for the Co1Aty of Cochise. and to apaver ths complaint hled therein Vithin twenty days teXclusiye of th'
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services tomorrow will be held in the Y M C. A. gymnasium, but the con cert which the Epworth League is preparing will be given in the church Tuesday night,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior. Y. s. Land Ofice at Phoenix, Arizona
 April 13. 1912 NOTICE Is hereby given that Cyntha Bohmfalk, of Bisbee. Ariz., who, on July i4, 1905. made Homestead en- try. No 032S7, for S1-2NW IT. N1-2sW IA, Section 13, Township 2l g. Range 24 E, G & g R Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final five year Proof. to establish claim to the land above described, be- lore J. D. Taylor. T.. s. Commission CT. at Bisbee, Ariz., on the 22nd day of May, 1912
 Claimant names as witnesses: Arthur Armstrong. of Warren, Ariz James B. Smith. of Lowell, AriZ. August T. Schiaudt, of Lowell, Ari5 Milton C. Swan, of Lowell, AriZ.
 FRANK H. PARKER,
 Register
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOckHOLp
 FRS, MEETING.

T Paso & Southwestern Railroad Company. 99 John Street, N. Y. April 2nd., 1912.
 NOTICE is hereby given that sDe- isl meeting of the stockholders ot he Fl Paso & Southwestern Railroad ompany will be held on Monday, the sixth day of May, A. D., 1912, at the offlce of the Company, Bisbee, A-l' zona. at the hour of eleven o'clocd A. Nj, for the purpose of considering proposed amendments 10 the Articles of Incorporation of said Company, au- thorizing the construction and eH tensions Of it's roads, and providing for the maintenance and operation oi same, and for the transaction of such other business as may legally come before the meeting.
 GEORGE OMAN,
 Secretary 21 2l
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REVIEW WANT ADS

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ADVERTISERS S-Indiana offers un- limited opportunities for business to
 classified advertisers. A recognized
 advertising medium is the Daily
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 the largest amount of classified bus mess in that section. The Enter prise covers Hamilton County thor oughiy, and is the medium 70 use 10 get results Rates, 1-2 cent per word; 6 insertions for the price of 5 Nothing taken under l0c. Address THE ENTERPRISE, No blesville. Ind. oZ4.
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For Sale---Furniture, Etc.

HARRIS BLOCK FURNITURE
 Co. New and second hand fur niture bought and sold. Fine
 Stock wall paper. Brewery Ave nue. Phone 257. 563
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For Sale---MiscellaneOus.

FOR SALE-Cow and calf. Appl'
 Mat Griggs. South Bisbee. 33s
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Mrs. F. MCKINNEY dressmaker,
 makes and remodels all grades of gowns and wraps Over 20 years experience. Can give best of ref erel ces as to reliability. Satisfac- tion guaranteed. 96 B. Youngblooi Hill Phone 4z If.
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STORAGE-Everythin packed and stored. Brooks-Cooper Fur. Co, Phone 34l. 55
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NoTIcE 10 LApY MACCAeEEs!

Ire slste commando of the Mac cabees viii be here Tuesday April 50ih. N special meeting will be called for l .St in tho. afternoon dBd'7 So in he even .ng .iCIi.i POOLE
 Commander
 Mai.i %Sli;Y,
 Re ,orl Keeper
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N. A. 5. E. Meets every Monday evening hi |. NJ. C. A. building. All visiting brothers cordially invited. r. J. Irving. Sec'y k. II t'ricke, Pres.
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Miscellaneous

DRESSMAKING and plain sewing. g.
 School Hill, Gasson house 33l
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METHODIST SERVICES
 On account Of the repairs in pro gress on the Methodist church, all
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Wanted

WANTED-To pay highest cash prices for your furniture. Every thing bought. sold. exchanged. Standard Furniture Co.,, Allen
 Block FPS
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LODGE NOTICES
ODD FELLOWS
s,sBEE LODGE NO. 10.
-.s.-F-

BlSBEE LODGE NO. TO.
 l. o. o
 meets every --ed-
 resday evening in Odd Fellows Hall, Main St Visiting brothers are cordially invited to at lend. w. q. Johnston. N. C. Thos. Blair, Secretary.
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Corn

Ma. ....... ....-... lS J-4 July .... .......... I7 5-S September ...... .......-... F 5-S
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July ...--- .........---. ll.4- May ...... ......-.......... ll.2I
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Wheat

July .... ........... ll2 5-S September -....... ........ los l-2
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For Sale---MiscellaneOus.

FINE MILCH cows for sale cheap. For information write Box 6, St. David 3l5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-04
CATHEDRAL IN TRIBUTE
TO MILITARY CHlEFTAIN
CONSIDERATION CcrcEiuoiea Mt khnrtum
To-Day, Bishop Of London
PrcsidinE.

khartum, January S.-Oriental pomp
ana splendor Will mark the cercmo-
MES tomorrow when the new cuthe-
dral, erected in memory OF the ia
nous General Gordon. will be consc-
Grated by the Bishop OF LONDON. the
Rt. Rev. Winninxton-I Ingram. Combin-
ed with picturesQueness OF Eastern
features of the exercises will nc the
Impressive ceremcnitls of the Episco-
pal Church.
The bishop. during his visit in the
land OF the Pharoahs. is the guest of
General Sir Francis Reginald Wingate.
who so distinguished himself III the
sudan war. Another OF General Win
gates guests is the noted Lord kitch-
ener one of the bishops greatest ad-
mirrors.
The success that has. attended upon
the plans for the great memorial ca :
thedral. which 10 second to none OF the
Christian ediices in Egypt, was due al
most entirely 10 the efforts OF the
Bishop OF London. whose personal up-
peals for contributions wero responded
to In all parts of the British Empire.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-04
EARLY ACTION SOUGHT
IN HOPE DIAMOND CASE
ComPIninants Apply TO nnre ,b,.
Trial Advanced Oh Court



"ashinston. January a.-Appiica:.on was
made to-day 10 the District Supreme cour.
I" advance the trial Of the Hope diamond
case In which Cartier. the teweier, OF pari,
ana New York. seek 10 recover $4,000, Tho
purchase price of the gem, from Evelyn
" ash Mclean. daughter c. the late Thornns
a. walsh, and her husband. Edward b. Nc.
Lean. under an alleged agreement 10 pu.-
chase the diamond
the motion to ret for trial "a. MED h.,
Attorneys c. W. DE knight and Rrnnden.
oufg Brnndcnhurg. representing the MGR
enehts. IHe case would not likely DC reuchcc
IN ITO present position the calendar unit
4pfN or May. but the iewe.crs with thu.
matter disposed o.. and probably will ASK
the court 10 name date In February
Inc MSl>cans are Understood also to be
eager for an adjudication Of the controyerfy
ana IL Is considered probable that iittle OF.
position VIII be made TO the naming Of a
Date which VIII no, connict with The ON
eaenents o. Attorneys Wilton J. Lambert,
j. j. Darlington aad A. s. Worthlnston whc
appear Tor The defendants.
Next Friday. when the reaues, 4, cRlled
10 The attention o: the court. council for
the merchants vii! also agk tina: Tho ,eltL.
'nony OF Fred Oliver Robinson an c.npioy,.
OF cartier In Paris. be taken before III,
American consul Eenerai Mt the French car.
ltu!' II Ia expected the McLcans attorney
VII! consent TO tae issuance OF tna coinnls.
sion TO iako ih!a testimony CounBe! wer.
not prepared to-day 10 state tho Bcopa or
the testimony which Mr. Robinson !s %
pecied TO give
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-04
GEB LUKE'S FOX DOGS
NOT BUILT FOR BEARS
Chasing Famous Howard Cou,,x
Bruin They Catch a Cod
fish Ball

Laurel. Nd, January 3.-Last nights
hight fall OF snow will probably be the
uhooing OF the famous Howard county
brown bear which appeared suddenly
new Year Day, scared Uncle Peter
white into fits, upset all Laurers New
Year receptions. set LaureI'a braves,
young men on a fruit!ess search
through the brambles armed to tha
teeth with real guns, and made snort
ior holiday that otherwise would
nave been dull indeed. So far the beur
mas been able to eluds his pursuers
out II is quite possible that the white
blanket watch now overlays Howard
county Will enable dogs and men tn
ma bruins trail in a jiffy.
Inc trouble about that frultless bear
hunt has been that none OF the Laurel
doss nave been introduced to a bear
and don't know anything about IN,
Oear family They are all foxhounds
and every now and then would drop
me pursuit of the bear for something
famous dogs III Howard county belong
10 Geb Luke. VINO is said to have
caned chair that Lafayette sat in
once. Geb is & great hunter, and his
dogs are long on fox seeming.
The larger dog. Tobe. was shifting
along hedge In hot pursuit OF a trail
Yesterday and Lorenzo, the smaller OF
b"ii' "tS running dOwn Glue
along u creek. Gcb was coming along
behind them strong with -forty-four
Winchesteer when suddenly both dogs
threw their noses in the air for a
moment To an experienced hunter like
Geb that meant but one thing.
lis bear" he grunted, and at that
moment both dogs went plumb crazy,
! mere never were two moro maniacal
dogs In all the world. They simply
turned themselves inside out as they
tore through the brambles and yelped
ike lost souls. Geb went flounderins
behind them and came TO q place
where the two dogs were fighting each
other. Something had happened. Gen
examined the place carefully. and
found what the two hounds had scent
ed and were lighting for.
II wasn't bear track. 1t was a
goldfish ball that some ono had drop
ped from lunch basket.
! However, Geb says II he ever gets
sight OF that bear track in to-day's
snow he'll chow those two fool dogs
how to catch real live something. by
heck.
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OBITUARY
DR.. Il. NJ. Deitrick.

DR.. T. NJ. Doitrick. long known AZ
one OF the most representative citizens
OF Henrico. died yesterday morning at
. o.e!ock al his home. "Elierslie." near
Lorraine. DR.. Deitrick, who was
seventy-two years old at the time OF
MS death. had been in poor health for
some time. The funeral Will tako
place from his late residence to-mor-
row afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Or. DIETRICH waa a veteran of the
wan between the States. Alb Lieu
Robins. he won many laurcls for
bravery and devotion 10 the cause.
For several years after the war he
Practiced his chosen profcssion. but
later retired. He Iaaves tnc Following
children: George ". Deitrick. OF Wash
ington. u. c.. Mrs Walter * i'd, Vest
hampton: Mrs. X. Cheif. Mira. w. s.
Tyler. both of this city; X. Dei,rick,
i. 3. and t. Muxey DIETRICH.
beverley L. burton.
Especial to The Times pispat chl
SpotsylvaR!a, Va. January Slower
ley c. Burton. prominent citizen of
the county. died this morning at his
residence at Brokenburg, after an III
ness OF three weeks OF tubhrculos!s OF
the throat. He was hity-nine years
old. He was member OF the Masonic
order. and was universally esteemed.
He is survived by his wife.
Mrs. A. &. I.lskcy.
Especial TO The Times Dispntchl
Harrisonburg, Va. January a.-Mrs,
4. G. Liskey, ffty-seven years old. died
yesterday She was Miss Mary Fear
neyhough. and leaves i've children, In
cluoinE Mrs. c. H. Horner. OF Staunton.
She belonged to the United Brethren
Church.
Mrs. Mamie Giikerson.
Mrs. Mamie Gilkerson, sixty-two
years old, died Tuesday in Hypoluxo.
Fla. She was native OF Harrison
burg anu daughter OF the late An
drew y. Trick, for years president OF
the Harrisonbur- FIST National Bank.
She leaves ono sister. Mrs. Ed, S. Con-
rad, of Harrisonburg.
Mrs. Mary Eagles.
Especial To The Times Dispatch.l
Concord. Va, January 3.-Mrs. Mary
Eagles. wife OF Jno. Eagles. who re-
sides about four miles northeast of
here. died yesterday morning OF plural
pneumonia. after u few days illness.
aged forty-eignt years. She Is sur
vived by her husband and eight chill
dren, five boys and three girls. Inter
ment was made at the old Foster
burial ground in Appomattox county.
Miss Ella clergyman.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
Lynchburg, Va, January 3.-Miss Ell
Ia Merryman, aged sixty, a native of
Buckingham county. died at her home
here to-day. after long illness or
pneumonia. The burial will take place
here tomorrow at the Presbyterian
Cemetery.
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substance. Curious to know what /.
was, he carried 1t TO his home. and,
pressing on chGnk. brought 1t to
Boiling subjected II to q number of
tests. and under treatment Of hot aIco-
hol II yielded all the properties OF en-.
pergris. which lie used IN the liner
sraaes OF perfume Mr. Boiling said
to-day tnat ut the standard rate for
ninbergris OF $50 an ounce II was
worth $4,000.
White was ovcrjoycd. and rather
IMAM walt for an electric car. hired I'm
automobile and drove nifty miles to his
cottage and brought tho chunk OF am :
ocrerls BACK with hi I'm. lie 10 treat
Srehtest Difference. and will have II
Chemist Boiling says tao ambergrls
whale.
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NOW HEADS POSTAL
SAVINGS SYSTEM
Hitchcock Names T. L. Weed
Director at Salary
of $1,000.

: Washington. January 3.-Thcodore
LINUS Weed, who was educated in the
puoiic SCHOOLS and George Washington
University. of this city. and who first
entered the government service us u
stehosrapner In the Mar Department
during the early duys OF the spanish
AMERICAN War. at a salary OF $1,000
year. has been appointed director
o oi ine postal savings system. at n
master General Hitchcock.
Mr.. Weed was born in Norwalk,
G ION .i marGh !, 1874, but has resided in
tered the, government service as a
steno8raphcr in 1895. became official
nGnographer OF the uLs.ed States
eVaena, ZION commission TO Cuba tho
iMtlcf part OF that year; gas made
chlci IN the civil service division OF
tne military government oil Cuba in
ts'9, and served as such until 1902
nc became private secretary to Secre-
lury oscar :. Straus, Of the Depart
ment OF Commerce and Labor, In 1906
ana served until he accepted the pri-
waite secretarysaip with MIR. Hitchcock
then chairman OF the Republican Ma
uunal Co5Ilnittce, with whom he re-
manned during tho entire presidential
lie was made chief clerk of tho De-
phrtment OF Commerce and Labor in
1909. and chief clerk of the POST Onlco
Department. March, 1910, which office
he held up TO the present time. In
July. 1910 nc was m>Ic secretary to
the board of trustees Vi the postal saw
tHbS % SttIi' anu us secretary OIL tho
Foundation for the Promotion of In
atiStrIul i'ouCe ana u member OF the
National Press Club.
Busincss Needs Special Head.
Bccauso OF the extraordinary de-
rclopment OF the postal savings syS-
TEN. which Is now. taking in million
dollars week III deposits and has
surpassed all expectations IN the
rapidity of its growth. Postmaster
General Hitchcock. who has thus fur
directed the system In person, found
il necessary To organize u separate
bureau for tho conuuct OF the business
OF what promises 10 be orc OF tho
most important branches OF the postal
service As the initial step in the or
sanization he appointed Mr.. Weed
director.
In addition to being chiCs. clerk of
the post-Oiiice Department., MIR. Weed
mas been the PoStna 5tcr-Gcnerui'j
Principal assistant in the work OF
extending the postal savings system,
ana Is declared well Quuiimed ny ex-
pttience 10 assume has new duties
winch he VIII do Immediately.
IN announcing MIR. Areu's appoint
ment to-day. Postmaster General
hitchcock said he regarded the or
ganizution OF tho postal savings system
next to the final wipinE out Of the
postal dcncIt OF muny years standinE
us the most important feature OF has
administration OF the department.. He
prcdlctcd that before the end OF tho
current year the postal savings de-
POSTS would exceed So0,UVV.OUU. and
the system would bc not only self
sustaining, but Il source OF profit to
the government.
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WILL IN CHINESE rRoBArEp.
Phlladelphia Celestial Painted Words Witt
Brush OH Red upper.

Philadelphia. January 5.-The nrst will
written In the Chinese language admitted
to probate In Philadelphia was made pub
lie by the register OF Wills to-day. The In
stTumeut Is that OF Lee Nom Yet, who died
sercra! months ago. and hts son. Lee Bark
Is sole heir and executor The will IL
painted on red paper and was apparently
done with marking brush. 4 translation
Of the VIII is follows:
Business and money ] give 20 my son,
Leo Bark, Nobody else can touch t.
II have money IN bank. Seventh and Wal
nut street. $40.
Il have money in hank. Tenth und Wal
nut streets. $685..
Il have .hc whole husIness 81 snno sat
Jli Race street"
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third nomination for President md
ior the third time had gone down tt
aeieat. oven though tho Democratic
party In that campaign was more unit.
gu ,hah In any year since the advent
oil BrSan in 1896. The national com.
mittee had greater campaign fund
imam In any year save perhaps 1904
All clements of tho party evidently did
ther very best to olcct Bryan. LII thai
campaign Bryan was importuned "a
make the tariff issue tho main issu,
ol the campaign, but he refused, and
inc comment now on the eve OF the
democratic national committee meet
ing is that had Bryan accepted the nd.
'Ice given him he might have beoen
elected In view of the result of the
Congress elections in 1910.
lhcre Is an element in tho Demo
cratic National Committee that be-
he'es that the opposition OF tho Dem
ocratic national party. recorded In the
party platform since 1900, TO the reten-
uoh OF tho Philippines should BIO ro-
sSihoeu in the next national convention,
This has been one OF tho strong noints
OIL opposition on the part of Bryan to
.he republican national party Tho
Cehfor platform of 1905. limo on line,
was prepared by Bryan's direct wishes.
tie says of the Philippines:
we condemn the experiment in Inn
Peridilsm as an incXcusublo blunder,
Which has in yolvcd us in enormous cx
pthse' brought us weakness instead of
strength, and laid our nation open to
the charSe OF abandoning II fundamen-
tai doctrine of self-govcrnmcnt"
1t Is the opinion of leading sDomo-
cratic national committeeman that Bry-
an attitude on this question of the
philippines. which he has forced upon
three conventions OF his party-lYuu,
l'oi and looS--has materially contrib
Years.
Quite number Of national commit
teemcn believe that it is time TO take
square Issue with Bryan. They do no,
oelie'e In permitting him to further
aohiihate The party. They do not feel
'hat nc is actunted by II desire for The
success OF the party. They tell YOU
'"bt Bryan Is growing more vindictiy-
anu more Vengeiul every day. and tina,
ms esotism is more than abnormal.
- w ltnout douGe the meeting OF the
democratic National COMMITTEES on
MohdaS Is 10 be marked by events
Mhleh may have marked bearing On
t , belnocrat!c national campaign ~
wat. ne democrats who spoke this
Way To-Day SAID they were hungry TO
wan, ana believed that they saw VIC
Tory ahead Of tnem. when might DO
,,t, sn nee from Their lips should Bryt.n
pc permitted to continue 10 :oist un,ii
ms party measures which couid only
Icsult IN strire and QiSuliiop. one
committeeman said:
Is time that We smash Rryan
Tor IL we do not smash MIN he Will
again Smash u.s."
remark q"
me Democratic party has been my
pest asset nnd then the question was
HAS Bryan been the best usset or
tne Democratic party, which has xiycn
him three mountainous"
oh inc eve oI Colonel Brynn's visit
10 INNS city TO attend the Democratic
national gathering senator Jonn "
heiH TRENDS OF Iuuiunu beg. ntu
thlk up FOR kern as organs real choice
ior PRESIDENT, the real simon nuro
compromise Candidate who wouid ws,J
al VI the untuSuniStic factions into "A
harmonious whole. Senator Kern was
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WANTS BOOKS OPENED
Ultimate Heirs OF Big Estate Ask To-,
nm Accounting

an
New York. January a.-Four geneI.
atoms OF one Of New York's oldes;
families and ar estate variousiy est.
mated at from Sl.2o0.000 to $4,000, ovu
are involved In u lawsuit, tho facts IN
which have cume to light through q de
cision htnded down by the State Su-
preme Court here.
The defendants In the action ara tn.
Misses Furniss. three wealthy women,
who are holding in trust the estate OF
their father. William Furnlss, Wes;
indian merchant They have multi
piled In value many Zines over BY
shrewd investment in New York real
estate.
The present action Is brought by the
ultimate heirs OF the trust fund. al!
distant relatives, who demand q def
mite accounting from nc tl.ree trustees,
In their answer The sisters Furniss
say that 1t would cost large sum OF
money 10 make an accounting for the
last forty years. and that the plaintiffs
are not entitled to II, anyway.
The Misses Furniss are all in excellent
health, despite their years. The Oldest
OF the sisters is eighty-hve.
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DEATHS

F'AIRBANK-Died, Tuesday. January Q.
of her husband. 1918 Hanover Ave-
nue. BESSIE MATHEWS. wife OF
Grayson L. Fairbank
Funeral services at II o'clock
THURSDAY. January 4, from her
late residence. Intcrment in Holly
wood.
MoORE-Died, ut the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Howard R. Bayne. Staten
AUGUSTA MOORE, WIDOW OF Dr..
Samuel Preston Moore. surgeon gen
eral OF the Confederacy.
Committal services at Hollywood,
leaving Byrd Street Station, about 9
A. NJ. FRIDAY.
JACKSoN-Died. very suddenly jan
BERT JACKSON, colorcd. He Is sur
vived by mis- wife. two sisters, Ellen
jackson and Emma Il. Jones; mother
and one brother.
The funeral will be announced la
ter.
DETTRICK-Died, Mt his home, Ellers-
lie, Henrico county, january g. at q
n. NJ, DR. T. NJ. DIETRICH, seventy
two years of age.
Funeral from his late home FRI
DAY. 4th, at II ~. NJ. Intermcnt at 2
p. M, Hollywood.
CLAY-Iantered into rest. at 3 A. NJ
J ,fTn,i 3 :, 1872, MRS: GERTRUDE
of Robert e. and Alice Lee Butler
of Drewry's Bluff. Va. :
Funeral will start from Perry
Street station. South Richmond. at
Lynchburg. Va. papers please COPY