BELIEVE MAN FOUND DEAD NEAR CITY TAKEN SIO,OOO PAYRILL
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VOLUME SIX; NUMBER 129
FORTYJVOMi AND TOTS DROWN AS BOATCAPSIZES
CLAIM '“UNDUE AND IMPROPER INFLUENCE” Tn\VILLCASE
O' '
<P Captain And Members Os Grew
Arrested FoHowing One Os
Most Terrible Lake Mishaps
Women and . Children
Were Out for Three
Mile Ride to Escape
Terrific City Heat;
Storieg of Heroism are
ToM; Rescues Wife
and Child and Mother
Drowns in Arms
CHICAGO. July W—UP)- The Kav
«rttf fu rained tonight by dredge*
end t more bodies. 3 children and 3
women were clUcovered in lb* bach
curt of the upper cabin. When the
boat li pumped out. *• It can b* m *r*
-thoroughly Investigated. other bodie*
way he found. It ie believed
CHICAGO. July n— (APJ-Ths tote
cl M person* were kcowno-to hare
bean aboard the ttl-fated favorite
whea It euak la Lake Michigan late
today. Twenty-ati are dead. It rea
med and M otbere nUestnx
CHICAO6. inly H—<A»> -Upward
of two score person*, mostly women
un-* little lot* «nt for a boetride to
cacnpe tlm rlty'e sweltering beet
which ranged up to 96 degree* were
drowned late today when the "Favor
ite,? a smgLiftgcureion boat, capalsed
In I.ake Michigan about a mill- (rom
f bore during ft squat t.
Carry tonight n bodies tied been
recovered and at that hour the coron
er aaid he belioeed there war* almost
that many more Ift the vea>*l Itself.
° He bated hie stn'mrtrt partly on an
investigation by a president of a
Chicago radio corporation who went
down la a dlviag euit to explore the
vessel.
, • The Rtvortte. a 2 -sleek gasoline
_ brmt. «i feet hmg, with a capacity of
" IM, left the Lincoln Park pier early
la the afternoon for a rrulte to the
municipal pier three mile* distant.
The boat wae. about e mile fr>m the
pier and a half mile off shore when
the squall came up.
The Captain and members of bis
crew ware erreeted. He aaid tbe pas
sengers caused the boat to rapelgr
when they became terror sfrtrkn at
tbe etorm. Little tote who had never
t-eea la the water fought for their
live* alohgelde their mother* and a
few meg as the wave*, rising with
«aeh gnat of wtad. ewapt ever the
4eckd and then partly submerged
her.
One small life knit wee ml loose
* nd three small boy* made shore in ft
♦HSif cMl&rea and women clang to
life pre»erveirf*dt to the aide of th*
boat
work of reecne was underway
e'mo** before the hogt bad tattled
The few men aboard she skip fbwpht
Qto save women gnd children While
wearbr score* of -mall craft also
- -cw—- 4 —cod to- lh*l» aeeeae. aetaoeiag-aiamp
;; children from 'the side*
- IPfcJM'Pker* they hnn* wn'W
• * h
boat iNRI mil mwstr wh»n the
storm ikttXflhgMfc) an the boat luted
'be musieflms left their posts, tossed
swap their Instruments. and Jumped
overboard All were waved
Opsl Hilton. 13. jßyog here from
<)k la horn*, was harffßpyof the di*
■'*«! er The girt managed to save f-nr
rhttdrea. lactadlag An W y*ar Md
daughter of the ship's captain before
becomlag exhausted herself.
Tbe "dead mere aot imm-dIMeK
Identified. Aa there was no Hat ol
T-aaaeagar and hours sfer the arrt
deat, persons whose children nr worn
en had not returned borne clamored
at morgue* seeking ( knowledge of
toved ones, whom they fearfully be
lie red might be deed or miadeg.
Several lavestlgattons of the trag
w (Coptlgued op pngs Twp)
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THE GOLDSBORO NEiWSi
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READ IN THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ARE FRESH—READ BY BUYERS BEFORE THEY BUY.!
> MANY FLIGHTS j
NOW PUNNED
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5 Score of Aviator* May Fly,
Acroon Atlantic la Next
Six Wee It* . i
NEW YORK. July 2»' -lA*! —Uontln- J
uallou of the |frcaent unfcivfcrablc
vest tier for long distance flying in 1
creased the possibility that during
> the next ala weeks a sc fa at art* j
1 tors may all be flying ovei “the Allan |
’ tk at tha same time, more thpn half j
1 of the westward bouud for Europo.
• At present 'plans are- well under':
way for trans-Atlantic crossing* ’ In"
ten planes, each carrying from o*»o|
to four men The only woman avlat r
who has announced Intention of at- j
tempting tbe At antic flight, the Her
man ace. dope aot phn fag embark op
hey adventure until next year.
Tbe flights which mitchi begin at
the same time should th* [feather '
ranee short delay* are ag'fvftowa: I
Captain Frank fourtny. British
ace: Maurltw [>r<>uglnn. ffeftch flier
adjm will be ready lu tfl days to pHot
t hlrlea hark ecroea the course
flow In tbe the eastward direction-In
the same.,plane by Levtne and tlaf
ernre Chamberlin; Leon, Olbon, an
other KFrKenrhman: three German
planea are expected to attempt h ’p#
to America wl bin the next few
week*. Besides thaae alx plana* which
might compose a tdrep! race over
-.he westward course, two planiia are
compleHug preparations for flights
from thi* country to Europe and two
other from Canada to the Continent v
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DR. WILHO* LOKM TO
DIRB4 T HOITHENT
I.IHIURY IMITtTK
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CHAPEL HIU.. July 2B Dr
It. Wtlaon,, University of North Caro
lina librarian, baa g >ne to Atlanta
to direct th* Übrary Institute for
the Southeastern Elates being held
i tie re this and natt week under the
auspices of tha American Library As
-octalWm and tbe Carnegie Übrary -of
Atlanta.
The Institute continues through
August > and deals primarily with lib
mry administration and book aalac
lion Dean C. A. Hibbard, of th*
University Qllege of liberal Arts.
I* a member of tho staff In charse
of the inatktttg
While la Georgia. Ik Wilson rep
leaenting the American Übrary A*‘-
• soiation. will visit the summer Jib.
rary school of the University of Geor
Negro, 19, Charged With
Carnal Knowledge Girl 6
if 5 - - -
-' Jcfßlihn, I*. negro. ttf ?f?t
South Jatm-* at reel will Ik- driven t
preliminary h»*riH* Jurists Kimi W '
O Brill at 4 o’l'-ck llila .if'aitr-oi.
oil * charge of hrt*-rt,- caneo know—
i. dg* of Klotw McKin lie. ‘i. IH-K «
*lTie crime la alleged lo have 'hewn
.omul tied *'»nil day* nn \ ami ilia
child ia dent Mix- ! an htfill ruinet
*d a venereal diaea**- .i» a r.-ault <>f
the experience. She aai crried In
arms yeaterday aa her mother nought
the. .warrant Two phyi'iniu liar<
I examined her. It wait :«aK, and ate.
j willing to teallfy that in* hat t»e*n
▼toiatrd and that ihe baa. coatrarud
the venereal digraa*.
Jernigam h*ld in Sayr conn-j
ly jail yeat'rday pending the prr J
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60LDBBOR0, N. C FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 29. 1927
IS WANTED BY FEDERAL AGENTS
iiamn men ■mu iiMShWii s*si ■■ * » ~ "--STa
OFFER REWARD
, IN LANE CASE
Administrator of Estate of New.
I Barn Banker Offers SI. OOO
j Rewjfcyd
I NEW BERN. July 2« A reward of I
, ll.ouo ia offered by the administrator
! cod family -f «. w Uw lr»r tefoi
r matlon lead In* to the arrest and tbe
I conviction of the party or parties re*
; ponalble for the kllh'ug of the former
New' Bern b inker near Mnjevlite
during the night of July 32 last
i Announcement of tbe reward wa*
made today by WiUm 11. Lea. the
1 adrelniatra'nr. and W ft. Blvdc- *h«l
Paul Mcftgel, brotheraln law of the
j ‘creased . The advertisement t« pub
j llshcd in th* Huii-Jmirnal this after
. noon over their signature*,. .
Offertn* of the reward came a* a
‘ result of a coroner's Jury verdict last
» Monday which biased tbe theory of
| sered by com* that Mr. Uiu« had
j 'sken his own life while eittlng In hi*
rmr tiOQt on m t«an imir mnn
from Mayxrill*. The Jury rendered
a verdict tbat the case wae otw Os
mnyder atid not suicide
* Dr J. C. Bell, of-Maysvl.'le, actlnit
1 cornier who investigated the case.
I has repeatedly stated that the matter
was a closed Incident in so fur as
be waa concerned. However, It wa*
learned here last night that the fam
ily had planned to have an tnveatiga
t’in m de In «u effoiA to clear up
the myatery aurrnandtng the death
Yfr. Imne was luat seen alive hy L.
T OUlelte and Charlie Meadow*, se
en, "ug to teatlm'-ny al, the iuque*t.
The two had left him about Midnight
Kriil ly >n hi* car it tbe *po; nherc
hit lid ’vi' found. The car bad he
ccme stuck in the muddy road and
Mr laine had refused to leave it.
About l:3<* Kalurday morning. Itillrt'e
and Leorac Meadow*, with wli<«m the
firmer had epcot the night went back
to the scene whgpa the car and Mr
lane were and ujatn arriving
f *und the New Bern man dead at the
wheel with a pistol containing two
emp’v and two loaded shells lying
on the right leg.
The coroner'* Jury, in its verdict,
held that the bullet entered the left
*.id* of, the head in»!ead of the right
far no due a* in the guilty
party has been uncovered.
. The anncunf -meip nffeering the
reward signed by Messrs. Ihjc ftlsdna
end Meugcl. reads:
A reward of out thousand dollar*
1 will be paid to any person or
who will funil»h Information lead
.ua to the grresl and conviction -.f iti?
person* r«*pohsible for the litlliag
i ff GW' Isine, near Maysville, oh
Friday Hie Twenty-aaciad. day of July
It 27 ,
All liifortitMlion concerning the
same.' or any incident pertteni t > this
'Uqury. i*a W sent or comm untested
to either of ihe undersigned In New
Bern', *« |w
| tThiluai ' li• ..r inC l.alay '• 1
| Summoned a*. wltneaae* for th'
hearing are H«h and Smuhle Him*.
.young while men of BaulM«n t(»»n
ahi|* and .1 J■ ( reerh and .1 S Smith
The Hinea m-n *ajd. f».j
aajg Jjnal'7 tKiT' apot where ih* a I leye.it
crime fa reported aa hpvllix taken
pla.-e and reported that the. around
*aa loin tip nint that there! waa eyery
Indication that a eonatderablc strug-
Kle had taken place at ihe point.
Officer a ipoltl of iho raa< a«t one
of Ihe nioal revolt lug they p M ve been
called upon to deal with In niontha
The mother of the ,*tj*r'ftti>iinie
McKinnie. ia iinderaiiHu|/t,, ye*icm>K,
I ClaNWiHfp 'mi: .-midored !
| in Sanlatoa a farm. 1
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a i A i
Dead For Hours
4
Before Found
Valuable Watch on Per
ron Discredit* Any
Theory of Murder with
Robbery as Motive;
Inquest not Deemed
Necessary as Officers
Believe Poispn 1 jquor
or Brought
Death; May Hold Up
Bitriil
fl. Grenier. SRI native of Unm
bridge. Mas* , but lately realdlng a!
Carolina B*««h. found dead 25 yard*
fr m the highway at the curve ap
froachiug Peach arena farm at II
u clock yaslerday morning, had been
aiiiialil tjw. r ..II 11 i.gg 1g- H4BVI * H'
sotiunt ITT i Itrtrßrti BHnnfl»»rnirnt w *
funds cf the cnn*t guard service at
reaching The News last evening.
Harris Konnd B«dj
Captain Dan N'rt-1* of the lo< - al
police force was ir'iking a trip to
Mt. Ollyf with Mr* Norrl* and
friend* yesterday morning. A* they
w hissed along MraT Hatlie llirn*on.
one of the oarty. remarked "There
ia a mau i-uU UttHt uudor ihg! tree”
“1 suppose he eot nieepy .and -h*y
<!own for a hap," replied Captain
N rrix, "tuit If he is there as w«- go
hick we will *top and see If there I*
anything the mailer whh him
On the return trie, Captain Norris
ordered the car stopped A short dl*
tsnee sway, he told a News repre
rentatlv* |a»t evening were two men
one white on colored, eating $ water
melon. ,
“Did you men come here with that
fell rw%". the Caplain asked the men
who were seated fn front of a Ford
roadster. . •
''What man?'' <ate «»f Ut' iii asked in
|i|k»rl»e
“That man out there,” replied Cap
tain N«»rri*. poitping jto the inert
fignre. lying Lire down on a coat
tpraad carefull ij.nder n tree in a plnu
thleket It th non prole*ted that
had md seen the rlguru au arsom-
I snfe-d Captain, Norris to the spot to
Investigate One of the men' gave HI-*
name to the (toldshor* police officer
a* being llrtvl' and said he had Iw-cu
a member of the Norfolk juillce de
partment .
• Captain Nftrrl* took hold of «no
”nrm of Ihe Tnei I figure, made *a
th ugh to move it, mid fouml it stlfJ
with rigor morli* The mau was dfljj/l
Had been dead for hour*
Captain Norris stopped a pitting
automobile, ami ordered tho drive?
,o tttfurjii Sheriff w Uk 'l'.ipl " d
Coroner Jtohln* n about the find In
a short 'line. Sheriff Grant, Deputy
Sheriff. Koracgay and Coroner V. It.
ttrdWWMnn were mo t>l»w maac -•—-
The form lay fan- down on an over
I •*' f .IM'tutlv -Jlf e-,d . ~,,< ' Tiu» fR6
.irrn wa* drawn ii|> and OlONwatl andfr
• he.ydon at h. the right arm * a* purtv
to 'rip side brr* ben* Cflp-e was a,
e4*gJW t*mm id hleoii wb Uui Jlfis, il
was said.
Td nno aide was a T’tnam'i hat
a* If It had been cnrefullv placed t.n
(>oc -itle Cropped against Utf hat *a«
a pint bottle about two third* full
i . atp.mkes. —T*o> .iulua iuptk. hul .
! Um were luuir tha spot. ar>lA Bheriff
Grant Scattered *th*mt th* edge n»
Ihe coat Were about twelve capsule
'bells There #«« nothing hi any of
them, and Dr I, W, Corbett, county
l-ealih offii-er wb» examined aev«ral.
report ad la*t night lhat h* hml ha, n
unable to find anr tnu-e of..draws ha
haying heya la them
Discard Rebbery Theory
'lt'ittlw-i ' [■■oil,l not h vr In cn ill ■
■ •••■ • Skii. (i i ; ( d ;tn mo: a card
\
ft onHnusd on Taf* Twoj
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FEAR HOAX HAS
; BEEN ARRANGED
Thorouuhiy Inveutigute Iden
tity Man Found Dead Near
Tib City
VTILMINGTOX, July 3b (AP)
Death loda) claimed It. I.reea
irr, aflegod Mhbfialfr. fcef•« «*»•
crnmeni otfleiala conld overtake
\ him and place him behind Feder
al prism Bar*. His hedj was re*
ported lunad near Ueldsboru.
I .on Is Goodman. In lied Wn'dn t
Com ml*-loner here, laid IlK*
I "eclated Press t might that he
had wnrrents ferwuranier chan
ing emht-islement a( fnad*
atsouniini In about fIMM) rnd
he had bean offlclalh lafomied
'*« (hat government official* In
Hnshinyton believed jxas ,
- 0 In hMinf al or nenr WNmiat^ua.
II Is alleged Hint Grenier, must
gnnrd paymaster al I.ong Island.
V. Vs k .d left anexportndly nlfb
the rnllnn amonnt of (myrnll far
Ihe gnardsmen. When Ihe alleged
theft ad a til) accsrred coni'l not*
lit* lutfiri it#if tthffttffeif iklilMMKMMi’'
I i hel c> cl t« hate keen a boat
A spr clal agent from the kb
six mos th« ago.
partiaonj of JnMke spent several
days lure about three months ago
hut enuld not find Grenier nor
his wlfr. Mate officers had been
M*<d ting In Ihe searrh and both
»d nil deputies and eeauty off I*
, mm rt*i — A.. Jtw.l as— I
rffT WTT PltHTlffti IHR .tft IIW
L the rea alas found near Gold*-
Inito are, I base HI Grenier, having
ea Idea list * hoax might have
!>«ni prept red and earrted eat la
throw olfhala off hi* track. tM«
hawever. was sosaewkal abated
vefea Mrs. Grenier after arriving
{ la Gold* bw-o told of fleer* there
thal her Ha band bml been In tbe
employee »f Ihe v<rvernment trad
had been Inrsifd at Yew York
In Ike roust gourd service.
Regard lass of Mrs Grenier's
slalemenl root mi'-h ner Goodwin
snld that he was aolug In request
that hgrial «f tbe remaiaa be
held up until ideatllaellon could
be positive
Widow A ska That Sacco
And Vanzetti *Free
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IIOBTON. July 2« (4»t—The widow
ft **<• us rl»c victim* <f ihe Mouth
I’isUntreo payntl shooting In 1920,
tho « rihie for which EgcoQ and Van--
geitl. htterpiiGonally known radical
I'crc nmidemneit tn Aaa'fc tfiaht/al
< gnsphi-d Governor KaUcr
»ho men be set free.
The request w a* mmie by Mr*
Kvrth B Hcraredcili, widow of one of
IH~ armed, guards who waa jh »t and ,
ki.i'tl wUau au arnad band• held* up !
a shoe company iwymastar.
The paymaster was also killed. '
About Local Weed Mart
awnrwrMWy - ■. ■ . r.r
Il.flWi fiiinTSTor ailVcfTtafiijr tJl«~
t: ddab ro tobacco inm kpi 't'|,|» naa
Hu' goal -twit* b) I lit* «>lvi'i tUin)i rom
i
miitca of the. Chamber of .(’<-tn|n*rc<'
41
fit a HMM-iliif. jc-ti'iiki lifiril'
iu r_..
_ opinion nEpxtuutiid al tin- jutiiiorim
< , xp**mtril tn advert <»
:iik tln> isntkrt wllhm tlir tu*xl (f*
w«eka would do much toward aiditiK
I lit* city to mi tain Ilia I2.ihM>,oM pound
roMl act for the inurWpf thlrvrar
Tina kiml’i* about twice the amount
I wood >o:4 oa the mnrti»T laaf year
Thr taclr enucarnlua ini|»r.o»am*nt»
mart** on thr «rnrkct for thia yaar
would ha hroadcaat over this aectlou
o. .North Carolina with tfit? f2.00t»
:«d, It wa« anitf. Tfcl* iidvrrtlalng
■» ■■■■■■ ii i
Ten Nephews And N«cm Mi %
In Caveat Attempting tft Sri
Aside Will Late i. It Wood
GEORGIA MARTS
OPEN TUESDAY
d» .■
Enattrn Oaroiina Tobacconintfl
Trek to Goorgia Otw
W*ek End
Eastern Carolina tobacco maa art
preparing for tbalr annual trek to
Georgia ovar tha weak and, wbllu
<yaa of tobacco growers art sdjustad
tor m far southern gtaar* to- dat ar
il tue the tread of prices
whan sale# oommaaca In Georgia
neat Tuesday. i
Interest In tobaocp in aocaatsatad I
hereabout by,' the fact that curing’
proceeding of a Ing qyshrdlahrdlww I
<« proceeding on n large sank through I
out the bright leaf hah. Tobacco j
men here mi that the epiiook is |or
*<>d color. They predict that tha
crop will not be any larger then laet
yea>.
Aftjr tha Gedpgla markets open
ncn Tuesday, ‘kales will cornet****
on the south Carolina and border
markets Tuesday week. August ». The
Haatarn Carolina markatg,' Included
In the bright leaf belt, will not opaa
unlit gap!amber ft. Already axtnaain
praparallons are under way. h >wavar,
for bundling th* weed here ns venra
lousea and factories are renovated
for tbe apt voachina actlvliy. .
Al least a score orSnore local ta
bacconlsu are expected to attend tha
• pelting tn Georgia and Mouth Caro
lina and to be atailoaed on the** vari
ous markets. during the ensuing ana
•on prior U> the start of sales bar*
*nd oeer Kaatern Carolina.
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FAMOI’N STRING QI ARTRT
“ I* RECITAL AT IIWITERRITT
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f'HAPBI. HILL, July td-The El
ena de Maya String Qua ret. of Weak
in a ton. opened the at tract I >aa for th*
second term of the UalvareGy Sum
mer school with a recital In Memorial
Hall laa« night
TUf quartet, composed of two vio
lins. viola and cello, presented t pp
itrsm ronsisllng of representative
i f»u!j£Mtkm» of four counlrlea- Hol
land, Bohemia. Russia, and Norway,
The alternative prominence of th*
different instrument* |gavt to the
•elections >i tonal coloring locking in
the performance of any one Dhhru
men! :
fVmpo-ln* Ihe quartet were Rtcna
de Mnyn. Drat violin, who received
I her mush-at education under the
! amtaal Kur pcxu ouuter* t.vneh
I l.iiquer. sec«.nd vtolla; l.ydis Drawer,
viola and Uidwig Mnnoly, celto
‘ ’ "* u p
wßuldT feature ilia location € HU
Arilath Tobacco company In 0«lds
l> <>r and lu.daelaioa to roncantrnta
it* mi tTvttlm here for tha
of high KtMilr tobacco. tha number
I <>t hi* companion which will ba rap
-Utimigd maxiutL .Jut*.„ Uhl .
-'■ il. «od th* rffort? whlrii GoWthcr*
hi * made in «on»truction of add it I nni*
pride. Aonae »|iac» for huytiui o»ta
panlda
‘'Thera in, no getting around tha
fact UiMt wa have more to offar thlf
year than aver hafnra. and that tha
averaged to hr paid alum Id ha higher”
raid corm" in her of tha commit tar at
thr mealing. "Tha fact that tha Ard- i
ath paople ara locating harr la pra
hnhly not kiNiwn aa II ahould ha
(CooUjwd 9f f»|t T>*i
. c it. ' ... .;
Member ol
The Associated
Preee
' —a—dam
prick nv« cum
T
Case Expected Be Triad
Eimt at Ovfl Owl
SISO,MO* to**s2MJM;
'Z ¥ £
■w- ** f 5
. u*» ai tM
late *p* * Weed %M Mrmlf
DAiMt m the »aW Mir t* M MM*
«Clued'at from IIMM* to llpe.uto
jj*r "Made# aad I( NjIJI£ ‘MgJjHgr
j a, u> have tbs uUl^m^eolM^Ths
Tfca oaat will be Mar* to iMAef
u»t tuna o< Warns oonHp. dhgarHr
Court, beginning August It. aad wflt
rua* which may ha »ft tel—der.
The ctVfatotu elatat fdHMr KM
at the time ad ska itmMw the
wilt naming Mr*. Wood M hold Ml#.
Mr. W««d *aa ut “of Mil tM
rot to make a will; »r waa M —to
peteat. the caraat claJuM, (no that
fate uatll the day of bis Math. <
The widow of Mr. W4MI In
Mrs. R. f. I)nail of fMMahp* Mv
lag married the latter about ten year*
■*
By reaaao of the alee of the mhi—ls
involved aad the prtMlpal*;** eg*
la expected to attrwdt Mda pH— l
arty 1* la (ana rial W*
widely dletrlbaMl Wart* (MBall. .
T.V WwmTwmrTw. «agbn,
naudio wood Matte. Am* A ffd,
Jacob It Harper. Cta— W
rta Harper Whitley, aad
Hnr—r. <aVaatora, reepeetfdUy aMt
tbr court tM foUewtag (Mtt:
rirat: That oe the -i —- d# ad
Oct .bar. Hit. James If. Wood dMd
in Wayne coubty.sMerth OarplhMb •*#
thereafter, to wit. *0 tM Mtfe day
of October. iMh. delta P. WeafjM
aaniad to the oowrt • paper MM
,■>] rporting to be tM taet wIR pad
vsaueMat of the hU law* R Weed
»nd being la wards aad hgurea aa
*,«{ i siit in the MM§f Wftlitm
»u ac bed mar had akhlMt "A” aad
made a part bar a aft aad eat tM eev
• a torn are la termed aai MMeea. Urn
retd Jolla r. Wood, alleged ead el
ites that tM fee** we* eat «%*
*—l will «f the Hit ...
lamea M. Wood, and pro—rad *b»
’■ame t-> be admitted th. prrtMf^pr
second That oe the caM W» dap
of October, IMb. tM aald iaiia f.
ebtalaed fvcm tM eeurbhdm—
I ret amentias up— the eetote *f the
sat# Jem.*
Third That the —id Jamea If.
Wood left aarvtvtag him aa hit aaly
botes at law aad distort—teea, bie
wldww, the —id Julia P Wood, who
lx .the. (mil jfartaM JlMJffadMft dte
«» •* the Mld iaMt w^tl—, ejgifr
tr. D Wood, two Meters, U—ra dwMp «
and Bepiia Beam— aid ha tottewfap
named aarhawa aad at— wie a**
children of Ava Harper, e daMMPI
stater: t> wit. Dempsey Harper, Noah
R Harper, l.ecy CUlott. SHfpbdlh
Heeltb. Tom Harp—. Clara lead—
Herbert |. Harpea, sad hlaate ll#h» ;
er Whitley, aad tM leMtwteg agmdf
repbewa aad eteoea WM a— ,AHd>
ern cf Joaea Wool, A dyyaaaad Mfth
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