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The evening world., 1913-02-25
SCOTT DEMANDS FULL
THAW BRIDE INQUIRY.

ALBANY. Feb. .5.-Col. Joseph T..
Scott, Superintendent OF state Prisons,
To-day made a formal demand upon Gov.
SuI2er's committee Of inquiry that Il
make thorough Investigation "f the
charges made by it, former secretary,
William T.. Clark on the stand yester-
day. that the 'prlson ring" which he
alleged was made up ~ Supt Scott ona
his Immediate undcrllnvs," were en-
gagged 'in a conspiracy To involv" the
Governor ~ the state 50 that they
might be retained In their profitable
business in brokerage pardons, which
they had conducted under Gov. DIX"
Col. Scott, through his secretary. John
q. Mcdowell. told the cOmmitt,' tina;
nothing short OF the most searching IN
quiry into all the phases ct the dllrgi-
tons against the Prison Department
would satisfy the Superintendent.
III 1t can he proved that Dr. Russell
accepted bribe of S25,nol from an age n,
OF Harry X. Thaw," said Coz. Scott to-
day, then he should he removed iron,
the super .ntsndcn - Of the Natteawau
state hos?.th aud prosecuted. II he Ill,
not and Was merely the victim 90 an at.
tempt to bride. then he should be exon,
Grated.
My own opinion Of this whole bro
, cry story is tldt Thaw has been bun
coed again by somebody"
Clark. who is accused of having use,
| GOV. suffers name without autlorit,
| IN an effort H. bring alb t Tbaw's zee
! lease after IA" $50 'alleu prison ring
yesterday, volunteered the suEg, st!ni
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ANHUT TO TESTIFY
HARRY THAW PAID.
HIM A RETAINER
CONTINUED from First Page)

Ing any testimony To the investigating
committee. The objection will ne based
on the fact that Thaw IL legally insane.
In circles In New York which are pref
~ close to the many movements ThaW.
has instituted for the purpose OF gaining
his freedom. 1t Is reported that Thaw
may have put up or promised to put up
~ much as ST. for Anhut nd Dr.
Russell as "a fee for getting him out
Thaw Is anxious to tell the whole story.
and 1t IL predicted that IL he is allowed
to talk freely he will In part at least
confirm the statement of william clark
made In Albany yesterday, that h. has
been human meal ticket Ter certain
persons
The evening world., 1913-02-25
GIRL LEADER PUT
UNDER ARREST IN
PATERSON STRIKE
Elizabeth Flynn and Two Other
ASitators Accused Of In
citing to Riot.

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-, a.. ,.,.,..., ,,a... -, 49,. W.,
~
Wea'ers IN the Paterson SIX mills ~
day the police began making arrests
FOR melting TO riot. The FIRST to liz
lockeI ~, w,s Elizabeth q, FLYNN. who
proclaimed herself the leader OF the
valters, s,,lke in this city before 4, DO.
CAME a a,sco
c,,i,, pct. -, y, =, Wa, s,ros,
-. u...,,, o,,,,, =, ~,
I'm s'' $50 "
IVY ihro street, 'erse! N"'' We "h
rested HttIe Iater' Safnuei Napian'
who was active IN stirring up trouble
ia the New York hotels. promised 20 60
back to New York and be good IL ne
wer. no, arrested and was set free On
.t,o, nro.,,ls.
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...,,,. ,..,i. ,r.
ian "u"
night ihey "''oe '"e s"he
ments Tor ioree ana oes'rue''oh Oh
the plants oi Nrahn'tal posses ""icH
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Happiness Is the Sign of a
Strong and Healthy
Nervous System.
TONIC ACTS LIKE MAGIC
iona Vita Is a Great ReStorer
of Happiness to Sickly
People.

Smiling with perfect health is a very
apt saying" stated John Beazley Webb.
the London expert. who is assisting in
introducing iona Vita. For the face i.
oittimes the mirror Of health. But since
| have been in America ! have noticed
50 many city dwellers with their faces
distorted by nervous debility, instead Of
smiling With health.
while lots of people with pluck and
grit will force smile, no matter how
much they are suffering. 1t is not that
happy. spontaneous smile Of good
There is a smile in every drop Of
Iona Vita, the new tonic. which Is
meeting with such success in the treat.
ment Of nervous debility cases.
"Tona Vita has restored happiness TO
people who have been feeling respondent
and blue; who have not been able to
tackle their work as though they liked
il; Who have been troubled with .
sense Of fulness after eating and have
lost their keen. healthy appetite: whose
imagination has led them to believe
that they have been suffering from
many different organic diseases; people
who have been. as they express II them.
selves, generally run down, but who
really are victims Of nervous debility.
"Tona Vita will put such people on
their feet as only a long stay in q
sanitarium formerly was able to do, and
the relief remains permanent after q
complete course Of this tonic.
THE tonic can be purchased in any
u! the up-to-dste drug stores in New
York Cisy."--Advt.
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DECLARES HER n v s B A N D
THREATENED HER.

II see no Justification for the action
said the Court. The law says IL she
has no means OF support. ! understand
this woman has valuable property.
never saw anything like this case. DO
you mean TO say II Is legal TO seize ANA
shut up tb!s woman ON the word VI her
husband that she ~ crazy? ! order her
discharged"
Weeping with rcIief and 10y. Mrs.
i.e Compile was lei from the court
room. The hospital attendant who had
prevented her from talking to reporters
was eiboweu Aside.
"'rhis Is n conspiracy against me,
she said. My husband says ! imagine
1 have enemies. Doesn't II look as II
there might be grounds FOR such i'm
sgin,nga have suffered terribly In
the past three daya. thought ! should
actually go mad in that insane ward
with inaniacs and lunatics all around
me and no way 10 get word TO the out
side. Ny husband called to see mo and
declared he would have NE kept there
FOR life unless I signed over my prop
erty ~ h'm"
second Deputy comm,sF Toner Fognr-
ty Of the Despair ment OF Charities up
holds his action In sending Mrs. Lee
Compile to the hospital on tho affidavit
OF her husband and the certificate oi
the physician. lie said he had nj
means to know he was not being told
the truth. Had he known OF Mrs. Lee
complies wealth she would have been
| barred. naturally. from his department
! h.. said.
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GOVERNOR or TEXAS
FEARS MORE TROUBLE
AT MATAMORAS.

BROWNSVILLE, Ten, Feb, =, The
despatch Of several companies Of state
and Federal troops las; night to protect
Americans from alleged dangers from
Mexican soldiers AT MatamTas. Mex
appeared to-day t. have been INC re-
suit OF misunderstanding Matanora".
according To Americans arriving hcr
to-day, was about ihe QuictcS; place IN
the map during the alleged trouble
Cessation of apparent hostllities a;
Matamoras and Brownsville Is but tenn
porary. ! believe" declared GOV. col
quilt at Austin .to.day, ITO one moi
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understanding the situation thorough
~ The action OF this office miElt I've
misconStrued. For the past few days
trleHram ms and letters have been re-
o,iNed by ME requesting protection and
AID, not only from people in the vicin-
itv Of Brownsville and MAtamoras. but
all along the border. Every poss ible
means OF securing protection from Fed
eral troops was resorted to. with no
success. The requests FOR aid con-
,inued To pour into headquarters here,
AMI "a Was necessary to do somethius
To protect the people 81 that section,
their property and interests
The Governor saii hc felt the Score
tiry Of War ana of1ir ais At Washing
ton did not fully realize the situation
along the border.
TIE American Consul In Matamuras
appealed to the Texas Ranger force fol
assistance, according Ia reports reach,
Ing here last night. and this was partlS
| responsible Tor the order to Texas "a
tional Guardstuen to ~ to Brownsville
"ruls office does not ware IN am
way Ia Interfere w!ih Federal action
VAT barring prU.rctou from tina; sour.
/ there was Wofliing To br dnur bat tab
ne steps Of last night said Gov. Co
mutt
The Governor believes that tine actip,
n the Federni Government In sendin
troops to brownsville viii aid ma,erla.
~ In quist!ny thv situation.
The evening world., 1913-02-25
paOMIse ACTION ON THE
CLAIMS OF AMERICANS.

Mexlco will reply 10 the note sent 10
the Government by the state Depart
m INT at Washington Sept. 10 last WIN
out delay and American claims for dam
ag " growing out OF the revolution VIII
rec pive prompt attention.
hS4dentaliy several other Snatlers
pen ding b.twccn the two governments
win not he permitted to drag ns In
the paA according 10 assurances given
verb ally to Ambassador Wilson ycstcr-
day w President liucrta.
A gtoup OF prominent Mexican" ~ al
yising the elimination OF Iiucr'a from
the Provisional Presidency and the IN
stnliat SON therein OF Jose Yves Lman-
tour, who was Porhrio Diaz's Minister
OF Fin uncc. lie In at present IN Paris.
The TO rmcr minister was foreign born.
which ~ n constitutional bar to his ode
walton Co the Presidency. Those VINO
favor h I'm urge that that rcstriotlon In,
waived.
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tired last night and returned the verdict

tired last night ana returned the verdict
this morning.
sneed shot Boyce to deaf. on a street
In Amarillo upon what y'as said TO have
been their FIRST meeting after Boyce
elopod with Mrs. Snecd.
Al Boyce jr was the second member
Of tho Boyce family sneed had killed on
account OF the elopement. The first
killing was that OF Capt. Albert Boycc
sr. whom Sneed shot in a Fort Worth
hotel. Sneed's defense was that he
feared for his life and that Capt. Boyce
was aiding his son. Al. In the elope-
ment.
ON oct. ~. 1911, Mrs. Sneed proposed
TO her husband that she leave Texas
with Boyce and go TO South America.
A few days later Snecd placed his wifi,
In a sanitarium near Fort Worth.
ALMANAC FOR DAY
A.
The evening world., 1913-02-25
SNEED ACQUITTED
Of SECOND KILLING
IN b0YCE FAMILY

VERNON. Tex. Feb 25.-Jobn Beal
snced, tie wealthy west Texas ranch
owner. was to-day declared not guilty
OF the murder OF Al Boyce jr. at Anar-
iIo, Tex. last Septembc-. The jury re-
The evening world., 1913-02-25
Taft Messing an Airy
Near Mexican Border
~ So Wilson Can Use 1t
Announces That His Successor Will Be
Well Prepared for Any
CONTINGENCY
Contingency.

WASHINGTON 25-when all the deachmms
Office
telling blow Mexico
action the inaugu
The evening world., 1913-02-25
FRANTIC EPNoRrs MADE TO
PACIFv MEXICO,

The Mexican Cove rnment to-day form
ally declared closed the place OF entry
at Nucvo Laredo on the Texas frontier.
at the same time admitting that the
rebels were in posseA sion of the town.
Various Populations, OF followers Of
tue rebel Emiliano lapata have con-
ferred to-day with Provisional President
Nicioriano liucrta preparatory TO enter
Ing into cooperation with the nov Cow
erpment Lively activity on the part
OF the rebels continues In many parts.
but this II said to he counicrbalanced
by the negotiations for peace begun
with the more Important bands.
The greatest menace considered by
President Huerta ana his cabinet is the
activity OF Emilio Madero In Chihua-
hua. who is reported to have organized
700 MaderLsts and declared that he VIII
The evening world., 1913-02-25
REMOVES FURNISH
iNGs FROM HER HOME.

on this affidavit Mrs. lie Compile was
taken TO Kings County Hospital fJr OBJ
servaiion. sunday, tho husband cane to
be guarded against him heretofore. and
removed the costly furnishings. No one
was allowed to SEQ her while IN the
hospital ana. according - the statement
~ her attorney. Leon Eorst. the COM
plant ON which she was committed
could not he obtained. - .,e
When she appeared In court to-day
there was y special guard with her
from the hospital and no one but her
attorney was allowed to speak to her.
She sat jus. outside the railing. dressed
In n long. expensive, gray fox. coat.
wearing pearl earrings. .,
When the case was called Justice
Blackmar asked for copy Of ,thr
courts order " commitment. None was
| forthcoming.
How dld you hold her-' aSkcd 'tae
Court.
1t was explained the Department Of
Charities lad delivered her to the hos
pital
Yes. but by what right" asked tn
Justice. becoming impatient. Where Is
tho commitment"
\ copy of the husbands AFFIDAVIT was
prosiuced, in which he swore she was "A
pauper. The law was quoted to shov
the department might commit one with
out funds.
The evening world., 1913-02-25
Committed to Asylum on Iius-
bands Affidavit, She Is
Freed by Court.
WAS CALLED A PAUPER.
After Her Incarceration Illus
band Took Furniture From
Her Home, II Is Alleged.

Ate three days spent IN the insane
ward ~ Kings County Hospital. where
she had been sent on the bare word OF
her husband. who declared she was ir-
rational and a pauper Mrs Madelon
lie Compte. whose marital troubles
have occupied public attention In the
last few months. was brought into the
brooklyn Supreme Court to-day on n
writ OF habeas corpus and was released,
Justice Biacitmsr sat astUinded when
the affidavit OF Edward lie Compile, the
husband. was read NJ authority for her
presence In the asylum. II took three
questions. swiftly and iamcly replied 10.
and Mrs Lc Comptc was discharged.
Last Friday Edward lie Compile. who
II AN electrical engineer. went before
the Department Of Charities in Brook
Ign and swore his wife was Irrational
and believed she had enemies. He also
made affidavit she was without means
OF support. although at the time. he
was suing her To recover u home valued
at 3e5.s"--No. 100 wooiscy street. As
toria,-which he hal given her on their
wedding day.
The evening world., 1913-02-25
WILSON TAKES HuEaTRs woaD
ABOUT KILLING?


words. For All the Victims" viii hang
for three days across the Chamber Of
Dcputies Building. Tito display Of that
sire amer is a conprGnisc with those
whU backed u resolution calling for y
nins day adjournment OF Congress out
OF rcspeci for Madcro and Suare2.
Ambassador wilson issued . state
msnt last night ad,nitting that he had
no In formation to the contrary and &C =
cspttnS, therefore. At their face valuo
the 0ovsrnmsnt's explanations Of the
KILL q Of nadsro aad Suarss.
no withdrawing this Ambassadors
public, dsclaration of confidence In the
good faith Of Gen. Ruerta, there are
persist snt rumors that Ar. Wilson has
asfed Tor his passports, or has been or
dsred bv washington TO ash for them.
ana that this 10 the means taken by the
America Government 20 show lie rep
rotation of the killing Of Madero and
0uarss.
The insiktcnt circulation Of such ~
mors indi,u,es thc apprchcniaon aroused
hy the reception given In tho United
states and Europe to In" oihc's' YER
sions of tile midnight slaughter OF tho
d.posed Executives.
Evidently the rumors arc false nut
presidents nrc being cited BY those
here who 80 them cr@ilt The WIN
drawai Of !Ll diplomatic representative
from ScrvG following the nsurder OF
the King and queen Is "a care IN point
cited h.rc to-day by McXicans. who are
Just beginning. apparently. 90 awaken 10
the gravity II Saturday nights deed.
The only published account OF the
killing ~ Madcro and S1arcz contain
ing the charge that Is was u deliberate
murder has appeared In "Ei Notlcios,
an un,mportant paper, and all copies OF
The evening world., 1913-02-25
4 Big Song iii.

Way Down in Cuba" Nora Bayes
and Jack Norworth's famous song
hit published by Il. B. Harms and
Francis Day e. Hunter. will be given
free with next Sundays World.
The evening world., 1913-02-25

silent shruws Of the shoulder " was
looked upon merely as new evidence.
that the cotcrie in control of Mexican
AFFAIRS intcisls TO retain its power ana
position by the sterncst OF methods.
The people believe That ftuerta has en-
tered upon "a reign ~ terror.
The evening world., 1913-02-25

ALMANAC FOR TODAY
sun rises. go sun sets. 54s Moon rises II "
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Mrs. LIE Compile Leaving Court,
After Being Declared Sane

Evening world stan Photographic
The evening world., 1913-02-25

Mexico City In not only resigned to the
restoration Of military di etatorship. but
even welcomes II as the oflly way ort Of
the threatening anarchy and confusion
on all sides. Cynical acceptance of the
assassination OF MaGero ana Pho
svarez under the ley fuga" as the best
possible way TO strike feor to the hearts
Of all who had q ilnspYtnH loyWty 30 the
depcsed Government cbaractevnes the
attitude OF Mexscans In the capital and
most Of the foreigners.
Emilio Vasalbez Gomez, who IL report
cd to he tryin,: 10 win the support 81
Gen. Orozco for the Presidency. IL no,
considered sertssisly. His main ,eaim to
recognition now IL the ingrstitudc shown
him by Madero. Hnd he is not re sa rded
as having the slis htcst chance.
The evening world., 1913-02-25

scheme OF governm snt. In the eyes of
Mexicans there In bst one exempiar of
IN, piax idea and that IL the once be-
loved Don Porfirio hi. use1f
re question ssi ~ svssywAsrs
to-day was, "W1u non &orns1o
come back 10 ru1sr
MEXICO CITY aEsitsNeD TO MIL.
lTARY CONTROL.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-12-19
NOTICE.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received on
- or before December 81, 1918, at IL o'clock
noon, by the Secretary of the Board of Trus-
tees of West Nottingham PresbyteriAh Church
for the position of SEXTON of Said church
from the 25th day of March A. ID. 1914, to the
25th day Of March A. ID. 1915 Said applicant
must reside on the premises and must take
charge of the church, chapel and grounds sur
rounding the same, the cemetery and fences
He must agree to devote his entire time to the
work. and will be allowed the use of the SEX
toms house free Of charge. All revenue from
grave digging and care OF lots, as well as the
sale of lots, shall DO turned over to the Treas,
urer Of the Board of Trustees at stated periods,
according to the fixed schedule of prices. The
proposals must state the sum Of money for
which the applicant will agree to perform
these services In the manner set forth for the
year above stated The trustees reserve the
right to reject any and all proposals The
above notice ie In accordance with the adopted
custom of the Board to advertise annually for
sexton. IL is to be understood, however, that
each proposal win receive due consideration.
s. B. TOSH,
West Nottingham, Nd, Secretary
December s. 1913. Colora, Nd.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-12-19
Notice To Creditors.

This is to give notice that the subscriber, of
Cecil county, has obtained from the Orphans
Court of said county, letters of administration
on the personal estate of
ADDIE Z. PUSEY.
late of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned 20 exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof duly authenticated,
ON or before the 18th day of June, 1914
they may otherwise, by law, be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. All indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment to the subscriber. Given under my hand
this End day of December. 1913
HOWARD w. PUSSY,
Executor of Addie Z. APusey, decd.
Test; THos. B. MILLER, Register.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-12-19

Tuesday, December e, 10x.3
Beginning at ! p. M. sharp. rain or shine, win
cease at s p. M, and beginning at 1880
p. m, continuing until II p. M
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-12-19
Marriage Licenses.


James Mack, Of Chester, Pa,
and Myrtle Lambert, of Charles.
town.
Samuel v. Harmon and Muriel
Matthews, both of Elk Mills.
Howard r. Shallcross and Eliza.
beth /. Demond, both of North
East.
Earle Edward Tilton, of Boston,
Mass, and Mary Christie Steph.
enson, of Port Deposit.
Frederick Best and Mary Addie
Brown, both of Rising Sun.
Charles H. Pyle, of Newark,
DEL, and Mary Margaret Hevelow,
OF Earleville.
William l.. Hanna and Alice
May Schofeld, both Of Rock
Springs.
John Daniel Maier and Ella j.
Compton, both of Charlestown.
Merritt 8. Loller and Ethel Du-
Hammell, both of Earleville.
Hiram M. Mcdaniel and Emma
/. Hartman, both of Elk Mills.
Robert w. Gregson, of Elk Mills,
and Mary Il. Reeder, of Ohilds.
Elwo0d p. Logan, of North East,
and Florence w. Shiyery, of Bacon
Hill.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-12-19
How TO Use Red Cross Seals.

Red Cross Seals should. in accordance with
order No. 5000 Of the Post-ofice Department,
'be affixed to the reverse side of domestic
mail matter, = and not on the address side Of
any packages that are going through the
mail. They may be placed anywhere on mat
ter going by express. As many seals may be
used ON the back of letter or package as may
be desired. Care should be exercised In send
ing merchandise through the mails not to
place seals over the strings with which the
package 10 tied, since this seals the package
against inspection and subjects it to flrst-class
postage rates. Red Gross Seals may be used
on the reverse side of mail matter sent to AUS
tria. Germany, Great Britain and most Of the
British Colonies, except India and Australia.
Guatemala. Uruguay and Portugal refuse to
admit mail bearing non-postage stamps.
Certain European countries will return to the
sender any mail bearing Red Cross Seals on
the address side. Red Cross Seals may be
used on the face of checks, on bills, on legal
documents and on any commercial paper.
These Christmas Seals are not good for post
aga They will not carry any mail matter, but
and kind of mail matter win carry them.
With the exception Of Florida and Nevada,
Red Cross Seals are on sale in one or more
cities Of every State in the Union, and also in
Hawaii and the Canal Zone. In most of the
States the sale has been organized in every
city, village and hamlet. Every conceivable
method Of conveyance is being employed in
shipping the seals from the various State
headquarters to local agents, from the ox-team
In Alabama and Mississippi, and the pack
burroki In Colorado. to the express train and
the automobile in New York. These holiday
seals are sveta heinu an1d IN Ynnr1ntain hamlats
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-12-19
Dated October 81, 1913.

The Cecil National Bank Of Port
Deposit has taken over the entire bust
ness of the National Bank of Port Deposit
as of October 81, and has become liable
for all deposits and other accounts due
by the National Bank of Port Deposit.
With the business Of the combined
banks we are able to deal literally with
all customers. great and small, giving
them the best of service. We are daily
extending cur business and desire to
have accounts with all people Of this
section. We trust that all may call on
us when they are in need of banking
facilities of any kind.
]. T. c. HOPKINS. JR..
Cashier.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-12-19
] WOODLAWN

Hopewell M. E. Sunday School will hold
their Christmas entertainment and treat in
the Hall Christmas night, admission ID cents
Mr.. Ohio Gibson and Mrs. A. G. Gibson
spent Tuesday In Oxford
Miss Anna SINNERS is in the Maryland
General Hospital and was operated on Thurs
day.
Miss Leila Thompson and Master Norman
Linton were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Linton Of Wilmington from Thursday to
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. SINNERS of Greenhurst
spent Sunday with MIR. and Mrs J.. D. Sim
mers.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-12-19
Northumberland POrtDepOSit

Located at Port Deposit in the State of
Maryland, is closing its affairs. All
note holders and other creditors of the
association are therefore hereby notified
to present the notes and other claims for
payment. 1T. G. HOPKINS, JR..
Cashier.
Dated October 81, 1913.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-16
SLAIN WOMAN'S
MONEY IN DISPUTE
Husband of aEthel Williams
Files Actions Against Two
Salt Lake City Banks

AS administrator of the estate of
his wife, Ethel Walhngford, Harry s
Wallingford yesterday fled suits in the
district court against the Zion S Saw,
ings 6 Trust company and Mccormick
& Co., bankers. TO recover S45oo and
$500, respectively, which he alleges
his wife had on deposit prior to hel
death.
Mrs, Wallingford, alias Ethel vii,
liams, was murdered at Bingham De
cember 10, 1912, by men who entered
her room and strangled her while q
crsphophone drowned the noise Of the
struggle. According to WalIingford 5
suits, she left deposit books showing
a balance of $500 in the Zion g Sav.
ings Bank & Trust company and $500
in Mccormick S bank, under the name
Of Ethel Williams. He sets forth that
his wife was in the habit OF trans
acting her business under the name of
Williams, but that since her death the
banks have refused to surrender the
money to him as administrator Of the
ESTATE