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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-02-27
JAIL MISS EMERSON AGAIN.
London Court Sentences Michigan Girl
- Tu,o Months Hard ,hor

London Court sentences Michigan Girl
to Two Months Hard Labor.
London, Feb. 20.-Zelie Emerson,
the militant suffragette of Jackson,
Mich, who has been carrying on
campaign of window smashing with
Miss Sylvia Pankhurst, was arrested
two months hard labor by the police
magistrate before whom she was ia
ken On Tuesday. Miss Pankhurst was
arrested at the same time and re-
ceived the same sentence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-08
BOYS BLAMED FOR
ISLAND STABLE FIRE

u seems that the origin Of the fire
that destroyed the Sells barn on the
Island several weeks ago has been
traced down TO a crowd OF boys who
werc trying 10 work a toy fire extin-
guisher. Since the day OF the fire the
police were working on the theory that
i' was the WORK Of incendiaries. but
after working on the case for some
time thew have reached the above
conclusion. 10 seems that the boys
bad started toy fire fighting appa-
ratus and we're searching for an OBJ
j'ct large enough 90 try its merits on.
and as q result the Sells Bros barn
was totally destroyed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-08
Was BenMood Man

The man killed Few weeks aeo
lIsi above PoWhatan has been id-nti.
ned as Henry stroller. OF E-uwood
John j. Slipiucr. of N~Mccheu. ma &
given full description Of Stroller a
last seen. which tallics exactly a7
stroller was dressed when his body
Vas brought 10 tho Grissnu norge,
100 this city. Tho body will probably
b" "Nhum'd and taken To Rpnwood.
where lutcrm'nt viii be- made. IL will
be recalled Thar nothing Wa found on
nie person ar The time ~ his death 10
identity him. ana the county paid the
burial expenses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-08
Lssaue SEQ Combined netting.

Ih" ErVorth league az Calvary 81
g. church and 90" First ". p. church
"f 'hi- city held a combined meeting
last 'r,uIn- az fh" First VI. T. church
and " t'rs hr-" attendance Vas
present Rev. J. u T.il'r-. pastor ~
th" Fir-' VI g. church % McN.cheu.
delivered OBJ" principal address of the
"t"r,rr. all several hort talks were
given hs 'tD members 81 both leagues
Y '' meeting na- VIZ successful from
every -Iautpoinf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-08

ralr Miss Nell ate his heart away IN dis
ssp i a, receiving no word Of ac-
cided that there was no use trying any
longer and had planned a campaign in
me klondike where he would acquire a
fortune or leave his bones TO bleach.
Miserable as he was. however, he could
not refrain from sliding into his eveninx 2
clothes that night and attending the bali
At the ftlces. where he was assured 20
see the idol OF his dreams and his de-
spair.
Hadley appeared at the bail early.
sy anu conndent and proceeded ini-
Nellie Ross. whom he found as yrA-
Sious as her note indicated. Hadiey
knew well how 10 avail himself OF al
opportunity aud before he had talked
To- her hve minutes she knew that the
great question was to be asked and
,hha her answer was to be demanded
that night. And she knew what the
answer was to be. Sc WAS vaguely glad
answer was To be. She was vaguely glad
IL was about midnight. when. after
waking through quadrille with her
Hadley decided that the prOpitious M.
ment had come and turned To lead her
In IT, ths ,, 1onser iy Pale and treml-
take his arm.
AZ this particular time VIII Hunter.
who had Just come into the room an
( p"ared before them In "A state OF more
or less suppressed excitement lie had
arrived late and with the instinct 90
!
the object OF his devotion. With a sta:
had sent
As you wear my colors think
may claim waltz" he said with cas-,
assurance. And before Miss Nell fairl.-
knew what was going she found her
SER swinging round and round In tn,
clasp OF "a strong arm
bid my roses bring any subtle mes
sage with them" he whispered
our roses she repealed. puzzled
. Yes. ] see you wear them" he re-
Ihed IN ecstasy. and / hope they con-
NeNed all meant them to"
on great goose she said SOFTLY
I."hlnE up at him with swimming en-.
You know You could not afford TO lie
sues. don't YOU know any better than
10 sign initials when 80 many men l.,,.
IN" same initials. You deserve
Let's go out on the Veranda a mo-
nejlt and cool on and Nell found her
sell whi~ked through the French win
COWS onto the broad V-randa over-ioo5,-
INK IN" mooulit lawn. and Of "A sudden
IL came To her that "a mattered NOT Al
"l ab"ut an establishment and relations
ana position In society and flowers and
"li Other iENpnSequential things 80 lon.
as she had the one great thing In th-
word.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-08
Nornlsvtl1c Rrinfa-

Miss Pearl WILL. .. .lnfr.r 600 re-
''r" on nd"r avenue with 4 -.ri.rs
'I'ry local ie-..-- have r.,r. ar.
"."''fe t. .ff.'! f, STINT. f.. -
'..... o. t...
70 % t..f i"N'"f .as reformed to a
.'i"" "r ffn street @rHr. f'.-t- h-tr.-r
Len" Dee spent Oh" past few days visit
I.""'.l EHha.e ic.f Inst S. .tf.-.r1,
f.f e. few DAYS " ''''
~ b. LHrrs FORMERLY nr go. ,if- iuf
I've ~ obs. tnHrI. arrived t.sf.r,l4v
Hi' N ID move Dis Fam o. POO ptIth.r-.
.'tfr uart Uf 'rIe week
i'N' .tiIE Nffurfst J.-uea D.. Poe
..' ..ff ..-''r'tt fnr Point Marion.
the ws%k i 'i
N'r t.d Mrs Nuyrw 90 Birch avenue
''I' .''.'''ft Tor Cleveland. a.. Where
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-08
To Have Excellent lam

The thirty candidates out for the
local high school football eleven 10
represent the local high school ON
tho Fridiron This coming season viii
assure the locals Of having an excel.
lent team this year. Captain Booher
VIII. following this weeks practice.
probably pick the fifteen men who
VIII wear uniforms this year The
squad has been been holding practice
'dch evening after school which Will
te continued each evening hereafter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-08

tn" city council will meet this
evening in regular semi-monthIv SOS.
sion and many interesting and i'm.
p"ri"nt matter vii! come nm for dis
cu~sion tn" matter Of granting sey.
rral restaurant licenses will be- given
attention as viii thr appointing Of n
police officer for the lower ward 70
hN The vacancy caused hy the resir.
nation % Charles r CIorc Road
matters. also sewer matters Will 70.
c"Iy" attention
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-08

building on Eighth street is Irogress-
nicely. and by the middle of the week
IN" foundation Will be- completed and
IN" sides viii be erected. This build
ln> was 10 have been ready for the
opening OF this term. but tho fCuuda-
ton was held mp in transit. The build
lng VIII probably b" occuuicd az the
brEinning of next week No arrange
m"nt has been made az Yet for heat
INK same. but this matter will be-
taken mp a. the next meeting ~ the
board Of education.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-08

The Moundsvi'Ie Ministerial Asso.
cia'ion viii meet. after having dis
continued the meetings for the sum-
.n'r months. This evening at jhc First
VI =. church n Glendale. All mem
Ter OF the association are urgently
requested To- be present. The meet
in@ will be called To order at 30
O'Clock and the subject for discus
sion viii be- presented in a paper to
be- read by Rev A Linkletter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-08
Daily Short Story
THE ONE GREAT THING.

An. roses And I love them So and
rant and beautiful flowers and crushed
bosom.
such thinEsc" she whispered passionaaa-
~ TO herself. Il like him so much
better than any. other man-yes. yes
indeed fear love him. but / cannot.
no. cannot face life OF love in a cot,
tagc' and know that I must always do
without rSnn al the nice things OF ME
the smile which had made her the most
ssI1Ggnt AFTER girl ip her set: and she
p'rsl sun more softly 10 herself:
But Id rather live a year with VIII
IN a cottage than n lifetime In a palace
VITO any other man. Besides. they say
say he viii some dav he an ornament TO
/ Tie bar and-and all that sort OF thing
iiiyem papa approves OF VIII. along with
Then she shivered a little SILVER.
a., ~ mamma Goes not take any stock
! IN Will she thought soberIy, ''and
family"
The girl buried her face in the great
defiantly. ~
Well. why should no, marry Mr.
Who has demonstrated hts ability and iS
no, an offensive person in any way
cr,. d'm n, without apparent excuse she
! have
sent ne these Toses-and I love them I
love them. I love them"
Then exercising her woman's preroua-
i've. she sat down and had a good CIV
men sh" arose. glanced at the bit OF
iastehoard which bore only the words
Nell-from W. T. II. Wear them To-
Llo,r"N hishI and went to her dainty
desk TO acknowledge them.
n" note Hadley received ut his office
W" next morning puzzled him not n lit
Tie. but delighted him great deal lie
never had been able to pierce the reserve
or the girl he desired 30 earn.stiv 10
marry. and being a keen Judge az human
natir" he detected a warmer and more
receptive ring to her words than thee
Iaa heen any Others she ever had al
dressed TO him.
Roses. he exclaimed In puzzled
way 10 himself. There's a mistake
somewhere. but inasmuch a. ~ seems Ia
nave warmed her toward me reckon tho
WAY Us TO say nothing"
TIE incident 50 Interested him that he
ioSt All track ~ the market ana mad. ~,
many mistakes during the dav that h.
came out q considersbl. loser an nm
! heard 80 thing FOR Walter HadIey
IN IN" meantime the Young man who
MAD gone broke 10 send the roses To- tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-08
MOUNDSVTLLE
Back From crs-i.s,o,

A''rn"ys D. 81 Iiu,rm.u and o
howard Holt. bofh of fh. t.t.. has,
'I ii''4 nom" FROM Charleston. vh,r,
'""' raised 'n" point titr OBJ. Govern
nF f'f'rdine the 't'radifiuu uI iiop ...
'dt'-. OF fhi. '.tt. fo 'h' -tlf. OBJ. OH,
'I pHi'rulft 'harr. gsff. D.. ..
90" OF sbardorIur t. u,s.fIrst.
'Hi.d oi Hhirh N.-- Maud Iorr b. t..
mother Iiir af0rn"J. maintain rl.
100 'i'n.' firrn HI. boon Ono. a.
not committed iu Ohio. ana chat fH..
'H'n' taruo' Boz. 'NrtGfrI Iaff4 .
n'" 0I' nH t 3 n 'IY bond .rn -ru,,r
h'r 20. "hon argument. u fIr ,...
"'I b, board h'.a.s Judge ~ . &c.,.
''' lu" 'i-" Or F'.scNr. mu,u ..
.'i''"r. owing 'o Goo prominence .'
f.c pf.u,irIl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-08
To Meet at Glendale.

there mite boxes and square up for
the past several months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-08

The Rev. Joseph " Wchr,e. 81 ncI1-
aire. has beer selected hy Bishop Hart
lev OF THIS diocese, 20 >uD,s~d th. TIRE
Ngr =. y. Specht as pastor Of Mt
Mary church. Ito has been rl-for nr
st. Johns church ~ Eellsire for many
years. The Rev. Joseph bpoles. assist
ant pastor 81 st Johns church here.
mas been transferred 60 St,I ST Peter
church. IN Ste4b-nvllls
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-08
1T Is DIFFERENT

That why Green Death accompisheS wonders kill
ing OF the bugs As exposed the
1osonous harmless people dogs 10
heir death PuGs preparations must
be eaten. Green Death kills by suffocaton.
In Patent Cans .........................25
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-08
LIVE OHIO
STATE NEWS
Intsliigencer Bureau.
Columbus, o., sept Y.

Many perpleSing problems are being
zion. which will be presented to the at
torney general for opinions. but one OF
the most perplexing came To light to-
day.
For two or three weeks and especial
of retail saloons have been incorpora-
ting In the secretary OF states office.
As the new liquor license law specific
ally states that only one license can De
granted TO one concern or man. mem
beers OF the state commission believe
that the saloons are Incorporating I'm
order to get around this point Of law
Through a technicality.
. The expectations are that several men
will incorporate a saloon company. de-
.signate a manager and apply for "A
license. Under different name and
Incorporation. they might designate an
other manager and apflN for another
license. several applications for license
tpikht be made In this manner.
= Whether the same crowd 90 men could
tsecure more than one license through
this technirality. Is a matter which the
stste license comm iSsion probably will
submit To the attorney general for an
early option Under the provisions 81
the license law. the state license com
Emission has the authority TO investigate
abe books Of all corporations doing sa-
loon business.
Next week members Of the state COM
mission will place IN the hands of all
county license boards the names and
iamount saloonkecpers are deficient IN
their Aiken taxes. In dry counties the
e, lection Of such deficiencies viii h-
placed in the hands Of the prosecuting
attorneys for collections. The total
amount OF deficiencies IN the payment
OF the Aiken tax IL said to he In the
neighborhood OF 100000 The board
has made II plain that no salOonkeeper
who is behind In his Aiken tax pay
Inents. will be granted a license under
the new law.
Declaring that the salary Of $40 "A
year Is not sufficient. Herman Spangler
and George EnEldr. who Last week were
appointed liquor license commissioners
OF Defiance county. have declined to
serve. Others. too. threaten to resign,
because OF the low salaries set \
movement already has been started to
have the legislature fix $1,000 or s.. ooo
as the lowest salary to be paid any com
county IN n certain part of the state
whose stipend has been fixed az S94u.
says he does not like the luW wages but
declares he will not resign. because he
had paid SIS To land the lob.
Many pulling questions have been
asked the state license board There is
q town on the Colsmb!ana-Mah nu.ug
county line that has two saloons In tho.
Mahontng side of the village The com
mSsioners want to know II the por. in
tion ON the Coluubilna side can he
counted to make zap enough 20 grant
end
In Columbus. two saloon Keepers to-
day refused to take O4t new licenses on
the ground that 10 Wolld mot BAY r.u-
less they were permitted 90 keep open
on sundays and after irIdulchr. one nf
the men said that I'm the Years h. has
been IN business De has accumulate.
enough money &" permit him 90 r.tir.
from business
The Rev. Joseph ". Wchr!e ~ Bell
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-08

Work '. '.. r.e tu.taui. school.
.1..r .1 Obj. U.. u t.. O,ruaI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-08

In Columbus. two saloon kesne~s to
day refused to take O4t new licenses on
the ground that ~ would NOT Ray Ir-
less they were permitted 20 keep ofseu
on sundays and after WidnIchf. cone of
the men said that I'm the Years h. has
been IN business De- has a,raui .tstI
enough money To- permit him to r,tir.
from business
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-20
TO GET HEARING
Young Man Charged with Stealing 2
Horses To Get Preliminary
To-Day.

Leslie Hopwood the sixteen-year.
old son OF John Hopwocd Of Cherry
street who stole TWO horses and hug
gic~ on Friday. Just few days after
he had been released from the county
Jail. where he had been incarcerated
for stealing 2 bicycle. will b. given
q hearing before Squire u g. Hobbs
this afternoon al I O'clock. " Is
though bv some OF the county officials
that the boy is a kleptowaniac a. he
seems 10 take possession ~ every
thing that comes within his reach
Pat Caiver was arrested Saturday
evening by Detective Ninard on n
charge ~ jumping 2 board bill lie
was remanded To the county Jail. where
he will be given a hearing today by
Squire Hobbs
y , Rlum arrested for being in.
toNicated. will he given q hearing be
fore Squire Hobbs iu the i.il tOda'
Charles McNcal. arrested by Con.
stable Hoffman for bcirE drunk End
~, orderly. was given hearing bv
Squire Naniou in tho county itil last
evening and was sentenced fo scry p
ton days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-20
CRIMINAL COURT
Several Matters Disposed Of Satur
day by Criminal Judge Rob-
inson.

The arguments on the demurrer 20
The Indictment charging Dr. n. y.
Campbell with performing a criminal
operation on Cora Reed Frazier we're
heard in the criminal court before
Judge Robinson on Saturday. but a
decision N she matter was post
poned until next saturday. Attor-
reys J. II. Handlan and Frank Nc
Mahon represent the defendant.
Attorney Frank OBrien dcmurreG
o. two inducements charging Wilbur
Simpson. Of Ohio. with perjury. and
the Cour, sustained both demurrers
The case will be submitted to the
next grand jury
The case OF Henry iIachmau. who
appealed from police Courf when IN.
was fined Tor allowing women TO
loitcr in his cafe. will he heard by
Special Iud-c Ben Ilon,ckcr on Jan.
-. Jud-e HourCkcr will also hear
Nh" appeal cases OF George y Fisher
and r g. Green. frSd In police court
for violating the city milk ordinance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-20
LEGISLATION
Deserved by Bar Association Dis
cussed at Meeting OF that Body
Saturday Afternoon.

The members of the Ohio County
Bar Association met in the circuit
court rooms Saturday and approved
of certain proposed legislation. which
will be sent 10 Attorney John p.
Arbenz. chairman of the committee
on judiciary of the house of dele
gates. Probably the most important
matter acted upon was a bill reduc.
ing the powers of a juctice OF the
peace by providing that all matters
that are heard by justices may be ap-
pealed 10 the circuit court. At the
present time IL Is provided by the
statute that only cases in which the
sum of SIS or more 10 involved may
be appealed.
The matter of approving a bill pro
viding that all chancery cases. in.
Guiding divorce proceedings. be tried
in open court, vas continued. as the
committee thar had been appointed
TO frame the bill was not ready 10 re-
port. ROuii1e matters were taken up
and much business OF interest only 70
men 3ers Of the association was also
disposed Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-20
PRIZE WINNERS
Local poultry Breeders And Faneiers
Win Prizes In Foreign
Poultry Shows

For years Wheeling poultry fanciers
and breeders have been given credit
Tor owning some of the finest OF chick
ems and this has been fully demon-
strated this year by the number of1
prizes won by local birds at shows
outside Of Wheeling. The poultry
show held in Pittsburgh last week at
tracted Wheeling fanciers and a few
birds were exhibited and the result
was that there were some ribbons and
cups carried back to the home coops
in and around this city. Among thosa
who exhibited and won prizes in Pitts
burgh were the following: w. VIII
liams, breeder OF Monarch light Brain
mas. The birds owned by Mr.. VII
liams won the sweepstakes prize. and
Louis Frobe with a pen OF Bun Leg
horns took first prize
Mr. FrObe won second prize with
his pen at the Wheeling show and as
the same judge passed upon them at
each show, there Is some satisfaction
among local breeders in feeling that
the local show must have been super
Tor In the Smoky City SHOW
X. A Alexander. breeder of brown
leghorns Of WarwoOd. carried on
prizes for first pen. first cock. second,
third and fourth hen. third cockerei
AID first and fourth pullet out Of I6
entries. in the Fairmont show.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-20
SEVERE WIND
STORM SATURDAY
DAMAGE SLIGHT IN ALL PARTS
OF THE CITY
City Thrown In Darkness As Result
OF Damage At Electric
liQht plant

One of the strongest ana most Sc
we're wind storms mat ever visited
this section Of the state SWuoped
down upon the innocent. Saturday at
noon and blew until lie vas almost
a burden. Almost every kind of NOV
able furniture. together with things
fastened 10 other parts of the earth
were loOsened and blown away with
the wind. and the result was that the
city'S business was temporarily Sus-
pended To make matters more inter
esting lightning ana thunder accom-
panied the storm. and to make II
down onto mother earth az the same
time
Telephone and electric service was
put out OF business. and the city gen
orally suffered in every way A. q
result of the wind. the city vas in
darkness saturday and sunday be-
cause OF the inability % operate the
electric light plant after the large
stack was blown over This also in
terfered with the operation OF the
city gas plant but there was sufficient
gas on hand 10 run the cit, over IN
I'll Monday.
\ house belonging 10 Mike Agnic AZ
q and - Main street suffered much
from the wind A portion 81 the
front wall. built OF brick. was blow
away. but none OF 'hr occupants OF
the house were injured Several
wagons were upset by the Mind ana
many telephones perp pIIf ont o,
commission. bu' there were no reports
Of personal injury a. e result al thc
wind
Telephone poles we're blown down
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-20

in several places and trains and troll
ley cars were held up. but in no case
was there any serious damage report
ed excepting back OF Bridgeport
where a house was struck rs light
ming and burned and at Potomac
where barn was partly burned do
the result Of the lightning
BenwOOd and McMechen suffered q
water shortage Is result of The
wind. when the stack AT the pumping
station was blown down. ana IL was
impossible to keep . fire in the en-
CINE room. The water IN the reser-
vOirS was shut of. that Their" might
not be- shortage and ,ndauger the
towns in ease Oi fire
Although the wind was severe and
caused much Inconvenience. there
were many sights tlsj bordcrcd on
the humorous. Pedestrians walking
on the main streets were hit hard. and
before they could prepare themselves
for the worst. hats and other apparel
were scn. diving away with the wind.
Persons could be seen running in
every direction 10 Get hats and UNI
brellas and many personal collisions
Were the result. bui no trouble fol
lowed a. the wind was master of the
situation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-20
GOOD NUMBER
Fourth Number In Lecture and En-
tertainrent Course To Sc Gwen
Tuesday AZ Y. NJ. c. A.

Tn" Eccics company will al the
bin 30 fhr \ VI e. y TUESDAY even
in- 600 th" fourth number o. the lee
tur" Ini entertainments course az th1'
institution. TIM four college girls
with AIr I-cia-. fhe leader of the
company. have an excellent program
~ readings. music and other DIVER
siun- aud dnun.'r-. e large number
~ local persons viii attend 1igndo-
un music viii bo % fcatur. Of tho pro
gram and number of popular seller
lions VIII be- rendered The enter
taiamcnt viii begin ai SIS o'clock
: limited number of SINGLE admission
flCkcf. are on sale 80 DO. y N c. 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-20
CIRCUIT COURT

IN part Two ~ 'hc circuit court To-
DAY Judge 4. q. Newman will hear
Two appeal cases. the FIRST being that
~ fho Peoples Rank against the
Wheeling business College. hrough'
20 recover for rents that are alleged
To- be- due The other D. styled 7 G.
l'urcins ~ T. vs. Oglehay and
others
ON saturday Attorney Kupp filed
pr7oc'pc ma chanccrv suit for
Alonzo Soils administ-a or 81 the
estate NJ Laura y Sells dctcas rd
" g. - Smith Tho suit BE- brought
for Tho settlement and adiurmnt o'
an estate
~ the request ~ the Dollar saw
iuEs and Trust Company Judcc Her
Nev appointed James Edvar ruar
dian ~ Mci0sscna and james tllom
minors