The Washington herald., 1915-05-04
District Courts

jury in Criminal Divisions . Dis
trIct supreme Court. yesterday returned
a verdict of guilty against Edward r.
Pennoyer and Mrs. Ian" F. FilkinS, who
were arrested in February on charge
on which the husband of the woman,
Clinton y. F'ilkIns. subsequently, based a
suit for absolute divorce Attorneys Wal
ter Plumley and w. p. Williamson, Coun-
sci for Pennoyer and Mrs F'iIkins made
a motion for a new trial and the COupIe
was released under bonds of S. 600 each
1t Was stated that the husband suspected
Mrs. FllkinS and notified the police The
husband. ii was testified accornpanied
a policeman to Third street rooming
house, where the arrest of Pcnnovcr
and Mrs. Filkins was made The charge
on which the couple was convicted is
punishable by three years Imprisonment
The will of Margaretta RaIIbach. dated
April ~. 1907 when the testatrix was 81
years Of age. was filed for probate YES
terday. She died April % Property at
S3l and PIG G street southwest is be-
queathed to children OF the deceased. Al
bert q. BallbaCh and Emma NJ Bauer
The remainder of the estate is to he sold
and the proceeds divided between the
children.
Theron OUtwater leaves all Of his estate
to his wife. Marion RAYMOND Outwater.
and names her eXecutrix in a will dated
December IS, 1891, and filed for probate
yesterday.
William NJ. Deck. who died April 81
leaves 81 600 to his wife, Annie l.. Deck
for the education of their son. Frederick
W. Deck. according to a will dated July
20. 1913 and filed for probate YESTERDAY
Another son. William FL. Deck. is left
sl0a AID the rest of the estate is to go
to the wife Of the deceased. who is named
eXecutrix.
Garnet Mcmahon Yesterday entered !
suit for $4,000 damages against Charles
r. Matthews in the District Supreme |
Court. through Attorney A. Ieftwich |
Sinclair The plaintiff alleges she sus- !
tanned permanent injuries on December !
81 when Matthews drove his auto into
machine in which she was riding in !
Irving between School and Sixteenth
streets northwest.
The will of Miss Elizabeth Varney who .
died February II. was filed for probate
yesterday. The estate consisting of
realty in the District and personal prop
erty worth about $500. is distributed
among John II. Varney. Katherine Var
ney Yates. Isabella Varney. Annie NJ !
Varney. Charles T Varney. Paul Cham |
berlain. and Waldo Chamberlain. Mary |
A. Gushing was named eXecutrix. She /,
filed a remuneration and asked for ap- |
pointment of Walter X. Barton. of New |
York. as administrator.
Joseph Waller, of Congress Heights |
d. c.. bequeaths all OF his estate to his |
wife. Anna NJ. Waller. and names her |
executrix in a will dated May &c, 1911. |
and filed for probate yesterday.
The will of Michael Charles Cchesco |
was filed for probate yesterday. He died |
April g. and the will is dated April q. |
Personal property is left to his brothers, |
Matthias and Stephen Cchesco. and to |
two brothers-in-law. Frank Ribarck and |
John Hudoc The rest of the estate. In !
500 in the Washington Loan and |
Trust Co., 10 to be divided between Miss /
Frances n. Hough and Mrs. Barbour
Colbert, the former receiving two-thirds.
Mrs. Colbert II named eXecutrtx.