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The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-04-17
A Bad Mix-up In Georgia Paper

A Georgia paper published the
following miS.up Of an account Of A
wedding and an auction sale;
William Smith, the only son Of
Mr., and Mrs, John Smith, and Miss
Lucy Anderson were disposed of at
public auction on my farm one mile
east, in the presence Of seventy
guests, including two mules and
twelve head Of cattle. Rev. Jackson
tied the nuptual not for the parties,
averaging l $50 pounds on the hoof,
The beautiful home Of the bride was
decorated with one sulky rake, one
feed grinder and two sets Of work
harness, and just before the cere-
mony was pronounced the Mendel &
Sons wedding march was rendered
by one milch COW five years old and
one Jersey COW and one sheep, who
carried bunch of bridal roses in
her hand, was beautiful. She wore
one light spring wagon, two crates
Of apples, three racks of hay and
one grindStone of muslin de sol and
trimmed with about one hundred
bushels Of spuds. The bridal couple
left yesterday on an extended trip,
terms spot cash"
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-04-17
Non Resident Notice.

.rN0 a348.
state n Mississippi Jackson County.
Iu Samuel A Oliver N living and
II n1t the heirs at iaE and legal and
Frfsnnai representatives and an de-
yI,ees, distfi1utee, 0r legafees of the
estate ~ said samuel A Oliver
You are commanded O. be and ap-
pear before she ChanceFy C1urt 0f the
C1untY % Jackson state 0f Mlssis.
sipri. 90 the
FIRST MONDAY OF MAY, 1914,
tn answer the suit N L Y and p L.
Pfingle seeking o. cundrm title 20
lands wherein you are defendants.
Witness my hand this the 6th day
0i April, 1914
FRED TAYLOR.
9-4t ChancerT Clerk.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-04-17
THE BOARD Of SUPERVISORS
Jackson County


PAYABLE grT OF TIfE GEN
hENL COUNTY FUND
IS Bradford ker.rf Iart Bayou
.rUg. salary fIr March tlI U0
!. N ..NTH. NIutJ treasurer
salary Nf March 1 IJ
N.I.F t UrnHy attorneys ur
U#. NJ supervisors, salary
fHr Nar1H -..-. % 0I
j + ia~nIt operating Randall
ferry month uf March no ODD
p Lindsay lAnlaur, salary fpf
march 800 Nl
John u con. convict foreman,
salary fuf March Ul Ul
q b con convict guard, SALARY
fur March SIS il
Cumberland Tel IS Tel o. trla
phone chancefY clerks ufllce Z tl
Fred IaYIUr clerk. POSTAGE tur
month uf March 4 90
y $ Davis s. Sons, supplies o.
Fort Bayou bridge Y 30
Damcr1n rlrtsUu 90, supplies tO
chnncefy clerk ST.
Fred Taylor clerk, freight 90
bridge material. express paid 60 iS
sherman Ntatiuhrry Co, supplies
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-04-17
Non. Resident Notice.

No. 32NS.
state of Mississippi, Jackson County.
To Mary l. Toomer, II living and II
not t0 the heirs az law and legal and
personal representatives OF said Mary
l.. Tuomer
You are commanded 30 be and ap-
pear before our Chancery Court OF
Jackson County, State ~ Mississippi,
on the
ElRST MONDAY OF MAY, 1914,
10 answer the suit Of Kracke & Flan-
defs 10 confirm title 10 land, wherein
you are defendant
Witness my hand this the 23rd day
oi March, 1914.
FRED TAYLOR,
lat Chancery Cier''
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-04-17
THE PROOFREADER

We have always had a profound
respect for the proof reader vino
knows dis business. He cannot be q
good proof reader unless he possesses
wiee assortment OF knowledge, and
above all else, he must be accurate.
He keeps tabs on the work Of the
editor, the ad man eud the printer.
Through his watchfulness be has
saved many person his job.
He must at least have a high school
education,
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-04-17

sr1t.1g rasd. L. u
"H. la Ear
-rrE rads
lEl y n Rape reporter ~ vital
statistics -1
l..rrF fur l-t-z Cs rlrIish-
IlE EfnceedinEs etc. 30 guar
rH rrriEE fUrI ll Cd
trd Lay n eierf amount rait
rfl uTr ..r rllrfT rrrrerY % I-
.lfF .f lasels .4 redemption
Hfr-lltg TfH-eriy ls
H.zl ~
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-04-17
Non Resident Notice.

No 33i5.
state " Mississippi Jackson County.
To Thomas Sellers kuu are coni-
maaded tn appear before the Chancery
Court OF the County % Jackson 10
said state uu the
FIRST MONDAY OF MAY, 1914,
10 defend the SUIT IN said court OF
Susie VI Sellers, wherein you are a
defendant.
Witness my hand this the 30th day
OF March, A d 1914
FRED TAYLOR,
SIT Chancery Clerk
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Nonresident Notice.

M 33l2
state ~ Mississippi Jackson County.
Tu Robert Lee and Bulah Lee
You are commanded IN appear be-
fore the Chaucery Court Of the County
ot jackson In said State On the
FIRST MONDAY OF MAY, 1914,
70 defend the suit In said court NJ
J, i. Turner, wherein you are de-
iendant
Witness my hand this the 2lst day
" March, 1914
FRED TAYLOR,
I>4t Chancery Clerk
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-04-17
Registration Notice.

l Will visit the various voting pre-
eincts of Jackson county, Mississippi,
fnr the purpose NJ registering those
qualified tu register on the days and
dates as follows, t1.wlt:
Orange Grove, Monday, May I. from
$50 tn 1880 a. M,
Pecan, Monday, May 4, from | 10
p m.
pascagoulh, Tuesday, May s. from
1870 70 D. NJ
Fast Side, wednesday, May G, from
1880 t0 "A ., m.
Moss Point, Thursday, May Z, from
Oa.m To 4 D. m
Escatawpa, Friday, May s, from l
20 s p. m,
Wolf Ridge, Monday, May n, from
10 a. m. to > p. N.
Oak Grove, Tuesday, May II from
Ga m. TO 2 .. m.
Jones, Wednesday, May 10, from 0
"A m. to 2p m.
West Pascagoula, Thursday, May1i
from 90 p m.
Ocean Springs, Monday, May rs.
from Ia. m 90 I p. m.
Bluff Creek (lnckard & Ramsay's
stnrel Tuesday, May 10, from . a m.
90 4 3 m
Wilkers0n Daisy postolilcel Wed
nesday, May %, from 8. am to3p. m.
Larue tat the postotilcel Thursday,
May u, from Q a. m. 20 10 m.
Latimerta the postofice) Thursday,
May q, from 1880 to . ., NJ.
Jacobs (at the school housel Friday,
May -. from a, m 10 ~ IN.
Scranton precinct, any time except
on dates above.
The above is for the purpose oi
registering those who are qualified
and not now registered. It Is not
necessary FOR those who have register.
ed since March |, 1902 and who have
not become delinquent since, to re-
register
W. q. HAvENs, Registrar.
pascagoula, Mississippi, April /, 1914.
0,3t
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-04-17
RUR-MY.TISM

will cure your rheumatism
Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps,
Collie, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and
Burns, Old Sores, Stings of Insects
Etc. AntiseptiC AnOdyne. used in.
ternalIy and externally. Price 25c.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-04-17
tpchaucsry clerk

ta chaucery clerk ..... . so
pascaVuula Street Ry n 4 Co,
water 'or ruurt house and Ian
for February ............ 90
PascaRoum Street Ry N T. Co.
lights iur court house aud lall
for February ..... s7l
Pascagoua Street nv & + Co,
all.nlpht light fur iail Feb / GO
W A Myers, ID \, fees IN convict
cases -, - . a55
Advertiser Publishing Go. sup,
plies tO ! II Murphy, J |. .. 3 hS
W q llaypus, circuit clerk. post.
age. February and March 30
w G. llayeus, circuit clerk, court
costs SUIT fatnswnrth Lumber
Co., W. Board rt Supervisors 20
Damernu Picrson Co supplies 90
circuit clerk ..... n O1
Schirlutte Anderson, witness
fees state vs. q Cooper 90 al 90
Ida Campbell. witness fees State
vs g Chopper 60 MI ..... 90
Susie u Polk, witness fees State
vs. q Cooper et al ...... 90
Cumberland Tel \ Tel Co, tele-
phnne. circuit CLERKS office . 10
Chls q Chidsey } p, fees 10
convict cases Z So
J A Browne, b $, fees 10 convict
cases rs %
W Alexander constable, fees In
convict eases II go
W @ Hayvns, circuit clerk fees
ln convict eases ........ ~ 30
j II Murphy 4. fees curuners
inquest body pf Francis Gray o 90
5 q bwHm A u pnNett. % =
Minsey l. J White, Melvin
King, j NJ juu,s, jurors, a 90
each Il 90
" S TAYLOR y S. iecs cor luQ 1 90
Gee ID Mrn1fd a. NO, supplies
% Chancefy clerk u Ih
j l. lingcfmau, carpenter work
uu county home % SO
buIIyNtl'Bms. witness fee State
vs. q DpAugclo ............... 20
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-04-17

W HlFsrs tlIs Fr-E uftf
eaam ans uar and aKrra HCfE .
N = Herr I alFs uE 20
Craads at 81ag 1ar 1sF Z a
a 2 fIlrrg. arrt 0l -lur l1
rad ls M
y O. MaIafr q days Earsaa
ruaa at al rer dlY
kHrE Coz. e DAYS H0rs .r rad
atst50 per faY M
standard oh Er. glsTIIGe far
raad enEina Nlrc1 l- -l
q H Taylor, lf days AnrE 4Irl
team and extra uIr lt -lHl % I
Jordan Richard g days #crt
20 road AZ Al en- psr day n ~
NJ & Haveus, e DAYS &0rE aitb
mule team n. 90
j W Roberts 1allilF gasr.lae
t9 johns Bayou %
40 ~
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-04-17
WHENEVER YOU NEED .''''
A GENERAL TONIC TAKE GROVES
The Old Standard Groves asess chill Tonic Is Equally
Valuable as General Tonic because Acts on the Liver
Drives Out Malars Enfches the Blood and Builds up
the WholeSYsen. For Grown People and Children.

You know what you are alng when take h Tonic
g the formula printed label showing
tonic properties QUINE is as sorV as the strongest bitter
tonic and is IN Tast Form has equal Malaria Fever
general debility and loss appetite rufsing
oaes apd Pale Siky Children Removes Bnouness without puss
nervous depression ard low spirits Aousec liver action and
purhes the blood Tome and
No family sAonld be wrB chaieeag pour Druggist
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-04-17
DISTRICT 3, ROAD CoNSTRUC-
TION FUND

John Chapman, inspection OF
roads and engineering servlcess20 90
W Btunson, balance due con.
tract building road 20 old Mo.
bile rord rd......................... ..... 90 90
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-04-17
For Weakness and Loss of Appetite

The Old Standard general strengthening tonic,
ERovE's TASTELEss chill TONIC, drives out
Malaria aud builds up the system. true tonic
and sure Appetizer, For adults and children. SOC
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-04-17
DISTRICT 2 RnAn FuNn
DISTRICT 3. ROAD FUND

District Road Fund, amount
errOnenusly paid out warrant
$50 ......... .....- ... s35 50
W A Hooks, repairing bridge on
road Laine 10 Papermillr-~~ > 90
h ID Spann, supplies 10 road
work IN December .......... 75
Standard on Go, supplies toruad
work In December and Jauary % %
II J Miller, lumber FOR road work
in February ary...................--...-. 81 80
slal 72
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-04-17

.I6terest) SEJrlON le. TOWNSHIP
., RANGET FUND
Trustees MARTIN School, im-
pr0gement N school elj 20
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-04-17

r E Hansell & Bro supplies t0
.uperintende1r ~ education 25l
Guy ID Dean rIpt. inditeutsi
ex0enses paid during March 5 Sd
Gus ID Dean Slr', salary f0F
March % Sd
Advertiser Publishing C0. sup,
Plies o. Surt 70 Eiucaticn l6 rs
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-04-17

lloterestl SECTION %. TOWNSHIP
Q. RANGE o. FUND
Trustees Dalsy-Nesrry school.
improvement NJ school $50 90
r A ROBERTS, President.
PRED TAYLOR. Clerk.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-04-17

FOREST AND GAME FUND
n r Roberts, game warden. s4i-
lry f0r March .... 15 00
j. N Carter. game bounty 10 90
Grover Booker " 90
800 O0
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-22

Dr. James Dexon- prison commits
sS0zer for Scotland. zhen attacked
At Glasgow. Scotland. Mondey. BY a
irsse militant surrzgette armed with
= dog ship took the lzE in his oEn
hands and hacked Ms asssilsnf
down ~ith = relI aimed left hand
bIow-
The woEzn whose identity was
not learned. met the prison eonmiz
siOner At the entrance TO the Duke
street prison and belzbored him over
The head and shoulders With bel
xhip.
Devon who Is an advocate Of for
eibIe feeding and Is bitterly opposed
to what he considers the farcical re-
lease Of sufrrzgeftes because they are
suffering from the effects Of hunger
strikes" promptly knocked her down.
The Eoman vas picked mp b. a po-
liceman and placed under arrest. but
Dr. Devon refused to prosecute her
and she was released
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-22

The Res. Maurice ! Dornsg. :
Chicago Catholic priest. uaoee nzEe
- familiar On both sides o. the
Atlantic. died. Sunday At Mercy hos
pItal, where MS sister Is one OF the
nans n charge Death xzs due TO
~pzrzlyIs. following heart trouble
which attacked him = few weeks ago.
Archbishop caigleF vas present al
the bedside shortly before Father
Dorney became unconscious
The s~tockyzrds priest. Father
Maurice j. Dorney. the king OF the
stockyards.- Sas one Of the strongest
and most picturesque characters in
the vest Counselor. protector
friend TO Thousands. he had the pow
ct for 8 years Of the ruler Of q
principally in one Of the greatest in
dastrial ceafers IN the sorid-ths
packing house district Of Chicago
His prestige extended 10 the xhits
house IN Washington. and On }
memorable occasion ne earned the
gratitude OF ceIts everywhere az .
trusted envoy from Irish leaders on
this side Of the Atlantic TO Charles
Stewart ParneIl in London.
What il said TO be the most Irish
parish outside of Ireland. xas Father
Dorney.s official charge-SI GabrIel's
al Forty-nrst street. the nearest
Catholic parish TO the main entrance
Of the stockyards. To people veil
acquainted xith that part OF Chi
eago. no more e~ldenee e needed 10
illustrate the force Of his personality
than the fact that By MS efforts a
mile square o. territory surrounding
his church had for twenty years been
absolutely free from the presence Of
q saloon
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-22

A warrant charging embedzlement
was issued at Los Angeles. Calf.
Monday. for Clarence o. Eddy. a
bookkeeper. zho on a salary Of SIS
a week was accused OF having stolen
enough Of his employers money &c
purchase four expensive automo-
biles in two years.
Eddy. who was employed By a
photo supply company. is 30 years
old He occupied a position of trust
and handled so much money that ac-
eording to his employers he was able
70 embezzle SIC. 1000 in two years.
Eddy vas said to have sought re-
tirement. on the advice of his at
torneys. but II was believed By the
officers that they would have little
trouble in taking MIN into custody.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-22

$1,000 from the county. The county
clerk and the sheriff receive 81, 200.
The treasurer receives but 5000 pc.
year at present. but this will be made
5000 next year. The II and other
county revenue collected annually
amount % but approximately sfi.-
900. and this sum is ample for al
nceds-salaries included. The sheriff
collects the taxes. while the clerk Is
also the recorder and auditor.
Jackson stated that he will resign
his position as treasurer in order &c
take the position OF clerk-auditor-Fe
corder. He will take this step because
the latter pays twice the salary h
now receives.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-22

c.. NJ. Jackson. county treasurer
and for the winter months the acting
county clerk, county recorder and
deputy sheriff of Alpine county
California. is in Sacramento, on o
business trip. having taken a vacation
from his duties. says the Sacramento
Bee. Since last fall he has been
pretty much the whole thing in OF
fetal circles in Alpine county, the
other officials having gone away foi
the winter months.
The fact that so many were out
of the county vas published by the
Bee at the time the county assessor
of Alpine committed suicide. This
resulted in an unforeseen difficulty
for when the newly appointed assess
or, A. l.. Stewart, sought TO secure
bonds through one of the surety com
panies he was refused, because the
company thought there must be
something wrong in the county ii SO
many were away. He had to get his
friends to give personal bonds for
him.
Jackson states that, largely on ac
count of the inability of the people
of his county to get out but sixteen
voters registered so far this year.
Four of these are Progressives and
the other twelve Republicans. This
is a small registration, but it is not
so small as 1t at first appears, fol
there are but 3Os people. young and
old. white and colored, male and
female, In the whole county.
There is no newspaper published
In Alpine. The legal notices required
by law to be published, and about
which there is SO much red tape, are
not published.
The highest paid official of the
county is, as usual, the Judge. who
receives $1,000 from the state and
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-22
Coughs Up a Blacksnake.

The we'll known temperance pro-
cliyities of William Austin OF Shelby
vile. saved him from a charge Of
having snakes in his boots" but he
ran not deny the charge of having
had a snake in his stomach.
During a severe coughing spell. OF
which ne had many during the last
couple OF years. Mr.. Austin expelled
. small black snake from his throat.
and for the first time in several years
Is free from distress oceasioned by
the presence Of the intruder, though
not until the reptile was coughed out
did Mr.. Austin known the cause OF
bis trouble.-Decatur Review.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-22
\ Floral Fly Killer.

II. ;. Foreman Of Oakland. Cal
mas solved the ny sxatting problem
to his own satisfaction. He doezn't
swat them. He has a couple Of plants
that do the swatting for him.
Foreman mas two fy eating
hyaeinths that keep mis- house free
OF the pests and are so hungry FOL
more that he Is obliged to feed them
a little raw meat every once in a
while to keep them from starving to
death"
The plants are natives of the
tropics of South America and never
before have they been cultivated
successfully outside Of greenhouses
except In Oakland. Foreman started
them in his garden. and later trans
planted them TO pots and put them In
the house.
There they soon began to depopu-
late the fly colony, and soon there
wasn't one of the insects left in the
house. The plants seemed to have
an irrisistible attraction for the flies
Tut the moment they light on the
flowers. the petals close around them
and they are doomed.
The plants are not new TO science
but they are new to districts out
side the tropics. In the latter, they
have been known to grow large
enough 10 deyour small birds. They
are very delicate and require much
care and considerable food
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-22

Mrs. Ella Splawn-MiIler-O'Dell the
young Los Angeles oma who de-
clared that she was Dorothy Arnold
the missing heiress, probably will be
committed 10 an insane asylum.
She was questioned by county Of
fcers. who said later there was little
likelihood that she would be pros
ecuted on the worthless check charge
upon which she was arrested. as her
statements were all so incoherent
that 1t was practically impossible to
believe her other than insane. They
said she would be examined by the
Lunacy commission.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-22
NEWSoF The WEEK

zonnesd tAzE ire. college sOslz -
closed anfn fse ed O. he sssz.
syr5ng VACATION April : Sessions
ssre 70 ave cpatiaze1 sarl Hzrks
= The president asked ali ahc
eoaId make zrrzngernents 70 leave
BeIIeaFy. 50 that accommodations
eoaId y had for fhose sho zoald
be Obliged 70 renzfz-
TIE roll cal and bravery o. the
girls saved AZ least eighs IfTes. Miss
Olive Davis director u the halls znd
resf1ene@s. said.
The roll cal developed thar 6se
students and stree members o. the
faculty sers missing The eoOr
monitors ran back through the smoke
and aroused the missing eight and
all escaped" said Niss Davis. ~Whea
the head Of the line Of students
marching from the building reached
the ground floor. the entrance wzs
strapped In flames. The line wzs
and passed safely out rhe
vest exit. q the last 10 leave the
building"
The college officials declared that
the girls IRE brigade deserved all the
credit for the escape d those In the
building
The leader Of the brigade xaz Mlss
Arthur vi Detroit, whose
room was on the fourth floor. Work
ing under her weye leaders OF
Who rounded up details 81
twenty girls each. when the gong xas
sounded. They paused only long
enough 10 call the roll and then
their charges In 6ne order
10 The campus
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-22

CASTOR Caimette. the briIIIsn IL
editor OF Figaro, paid the penalty
Just after midnight Monday night OF
the unwrItten French law which for
bids that the honor Of a woman shall
De dragged into a public controversy.
He was asssssinated, his body riddied
~ith bullets By Nine. henrietts Cal
laux, wife Of Joseph Cailiaux. min
,ster Of finance. who had been go
Object Of bitter personal attacks
published in Figaro and signed by
CaImette. He died at q Tuesday
morning.
The cailIsux-calmette feud had
held attention OF Paris a long time.
The Figaro editor repeatedly accused
the finance minister OF political cor.
ruption TIE feBd reached it's =;
max last week, when the Figaro pub.
Iished the contents OF love letter
that caillanx wrote TO his preseni
wife in 1901-before they were mar
ried, and xhen she was the wife OF
Leo Claretie, the literary critic Of the
Figaro.
II was not TO ayenge the attack
upon her husband, but to yindicate
her honor that Nine. CaillaGJ
started out to shoot Calmette. With
a Browning pistol concealed in her
muff she went TO the Figaro Office at
the busiest time OF the evening and
sent up her card to calmette's room
Paul Bourget. the famous novelist
and acadmician. was with the editoi
when her card was received. Cal
mette was astonnded when he learn
ed the identity of his caller.
DO not see her" Bourget advised.
she IL a woman" Calmette re-
piled. | must receive her"
Bourget thereupon wished his
friend good night and withdrew. Az
he left the room he met Nine. Call
laux, who seemed perfectly calm
and showed no evidence OF the mis-
sion upon which she was bent.
Immediately upon entering the
room. Nine. Caillaux raised her arm
and fred five shots, at a distance OF
six PAGES. Calmette fell without q
word at the first shot and lay APP
parently lifeless. After the fifth
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-22

son certzsa personal O@ee al
hoszezosd empEozes zre zFe1 :
yezrs zzlzzz- AR : h@zze<z . SEE
SO "a made % AIexzaser Gzrdnsz
E7aexrz1
Tke residue o. ne estate i 1IFi1es
- per ceas 10 ne .kow. - p<x
cent . tie 500. aid = per eezs =
RE brother - TIE tesszsox- TIE III
= dzfed Jznaary =. 1914
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-22

shor - ATTENDANTS sezzed IT, wOz-
- whs retained perfect sef-so
zkon
The zeMd between the editor z1x
re minister - france dates 1aek %
1911 shez CzEllaax ard kfs rrssers
uffe Here married Ar tke height o
re Morocco crisis Tbs wss cziI-
lz1xsx third marriage His seeOns
xffe after her divorce obtained poe-
session 81 xhe iove letter which pre-
eIvstzted The tragedy ard senr i .
czImette % further ne Figaro
campaign
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-22
s35.OO0.OOO

Westinghouse Estate S35,OO0,oo
The will of George Westinghouse
who died In New York last week, was
fled at Pittsburg, Pa, for probate.
No estimate of the value OF the es-
tate was given, but 1t is said to be
about $4,000. 900. Letters tesla
mentary we're issued TO Walter ID.
Uptegraff of %Pittsburg. who was the
only one Of the executors present
The other executors are Henry ii.
Westinghouse of Kidders. Seneca
county, N. ", a brother, and Charles
A. Terry. New York.
The testament Is a brief document
and under its terms Margaret f. w.
Westinghouse, the widow, is given
two-thirds of all the capital stock oil
the Westinghouse Air Spring COM
pany. of which he was owner, and
one-third of such stock goes to his
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-22

Two persons were killed, fifteen
we're buried under debris, and about
ten were injured when the west wall
of the Missouri Athletic building, at
st. Louis. which was destroyed by fire
in which thirty-one persons lost their
lives a week ago, collapsed Tuesday,
and crashed through a four-story
building occupied by the st. Louis
Seed company. A thirty-miles wind
caused the collapse of the wall, which
was seven stories high.
A few minutes before the collapse
Building Commissioner McKelvey,
who was directing 10 men in the
work of exploring the ruins of the
club, feared the wall would fall and
ordered his men out of the debris
This action probably prevented a
heavy loss of life.