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U. 5. MAY REACH SUGAR TRUST THROUGH PHILA. TRUST JJIILURE Pres'dcnt Roosevelt furnished . With Strong Evidence by Receiver. STARTLING DISCLOSURES Philadelphia, Ph., Kept. 2.r, ProftidiMit HoOSCVclt i 111 possession of BV lllCHCC f iirniHhtsl by Keccivor Kuile, of the wrecked Ileal KstnUi Trust Company, which is expected to result, in proceed ings by tin- depart incut nt justice against lac Hiicnllcil sugnr trust. One ( the iihscU of the Ileal Kslnlc Trust Company in the -augur relinery In thin c.ily built by Molt Kegnl, the promoter whose borrowings Imin rank K. Hippie, the suicide president of the bank, were responsible In rl lie collapse of lite institution. I he 'American Sugnr " .Helming ( onipany holds a controlling in terest in this retlnerv, winch has never been operated, aiid l! iver I'.arle hopes to show thai it was tied up as a result of ,, conspiracy in which the sugar bine was involved Mt l.nl. tonjil i.sucl , statement to (lie creditors of the Itcal Kslnte Trust ... i.- ,,.; i,; i,.,,,,.ii,i 'net ion. 'it is in part a, follows: .., ,,, ,,,',,.. ( i, ,nl(. havennininicaled will. 1'rc-idn.l IJoose ,v..ii- i , ,,l ... i , ,.,., n..i ,.r i , ; Kiiirar trust. '.'I li.if i.tiiiniiiiiiiii'i I lit,, limi-fM-.r w linn1 l.i ,..,,(, ,,,.( ,.,;. ,,ii I i f I,.- siv iiioic III. ill tlml I outlined what I nil .t , i i , -. i ..i i.. i - - ' ' - I , ii iii Hilt tin1 I.iui,il ion and Ul its oli'ici i. ; "Wliatcvci' the president tuav do, 1 fin, I ,1 ni, I ill imin I I ,n iliili Iniiiilif i,,'. I ceptel this trust, to pmcced ill t hislual, ! '''V H"' work dono by No ter: I fully understand the risks that j jvcnibcr 1. , i ,.,,,,.1 1 H.,.,. iw At a meet in;: of i he advisory board of and vet, the matter, to mv luind, is so clear that 1 would be ilercliet. to duty hhould I hesitate. "Adolf S-'inil and h ninsel have l,li, it. i ,, will. Hi.il l. , m.,1, I ii n Ii . riiini'd bv the uiacliinalions ol this trust; that he is actun: ill the best ol j jroiid fail lr.. a nil w ill, it' he i;el s jusl iff, be ciinldfil to liiiiiia!f his iudchlcdncss.1 I do not wish to puss upon this ipies 1 loll now, but in this hhl 1 do ask that j I hey be jiivcn an oppoiiuinlv to demon slrate their Mood t.nlh b- I lie assistance I they render the credilors of this in I stitiilion in obtaining ustice." j Stcns'.'tnd on Way to Chicago. New York. Sept. '".. - Paul (. Mens- laud, sell conies, t,, c uilicv.h'r ot .lundsl trom the Milwaukee, vciinc State Itauk of t'hicaco; of which' ha was president, is tiiniMht on Ins way to ( lucimo. The Lone Fisherman. Pardon us lor dist iirbiu your lishinf, Mr. ( Icvcland, bul ha.cu I vou a word to -ki.v on lite subject India mi polls', Star. Hidden Treasure The Gold is There Lift, the Hock. : Many a man and woman has yet to II ml the hidden flavor and value of Postum Food Coffee served lteforn being boiled long enough. When Father, Mother, Sister or Itrother feels the hurt of coffee and seeks to be well again and able to do things in this world, do your share, Mr. or Mrs. Cook, and see that Postum is made right, and that's ensy. Kither put it in the pot and let it soak over night and then boil 10 or 12 minutes, or put it on fresh, a piece of butter the sio of a pea in the pot to keep It from boiling over and then let it actually boil at the bubbling point for IS minutes. Then you have Postum and not the common weak stuff too often prepared by a careless oook. You, man, who have been poorly served, read this to your "wlmnien folks" and ask for a Square Deal. If coffee congests your liver, ruins nerves and stomach and handicaps you in the raco of life, quit it entirely and start on Postum. .. The little storcd-away elements that nature uses for the sure rebuilding of tho lost gray matter In tho nerve oells are in Postum. k Lift the rock and get the treasure. It's thero, and "there's a reason" for P'9 ENGINEER KILLED IN FREIGHT WRECK King's Mountain Scene of Serious Smash Up on Southern Railway. Special to Daily Industrial News. Charlotte, Sept. i!.".-Kugineer Druett, of the Southern - Kuilway, lost Ins lift" in a sorious freight wreck lit 1J..10 o'clock this morning at King's Mountain, thirty live miles south ol here. When the ac cident occurred l'.ngiueer Dniett whs en deavoring to pet Ins train, No. 74. on a siilinn in order to let a work train pass, when the latter ran into the freight, striking between the engine ami the ten-. der. . lie was iiwl.tntly killed, being crushed to death -. hctnre assistance could reach him. 'two ears were derailed and de molished, nml the track badly torn up. Two wrecking train were. sent to tin: scene from Spencer. . Kiiiriiieer Druett had been In the cm- nloV'Of the Southern for a niiinlier f l years. As his residence Is not known his body was taken to Greenville, S. ('., to a wa'i t instruct ions Iroiu his relatives. tomorrow is circus dav in ( hailolte and everybody and Ins cousin will be on . ry Vnsaco:l and New in leans mam.es. J"""1' and the thoughtful father . will j The ; cruiser Columbia on which .Secre- I'1'- ' ' - ' I''' to show t In m thejta.v lioot is icli.in.ng to this count, y "". a s. . 11111 " " I 11 la while since Charlotte hail had the op- po.lunity to see a circus, ,t is ex peeled rjllial. the town will be crowded w, II. - I people, .loin, Hobn.son shows will iur- ii.-ii i lie inn I'rol; Carl I's'itl hedn, a local sculptor land decora I or., returned today Iroiu I in fin mi 1 1. lino, n hent lie eoinplelcil m Iranjj Is lor decorating t He ait and i-.l urn I n n:i I 1 m lit I nir at the .lanii'slown I ' I '""I. I"' HI'll I'M ,1111,11 ,,,- (awarded him suincl line ago. A ton I , . . . , ... l . - .. I.? .1. ... .. thirty ha nils is now at. work complet ing j it he decora I tons, mid I'mlessor licnt lieni i ! I, III", . 1, Ml I II, I II , 1 ' I , . , II I 1 As- I sox-uit inn in Atlanta, (ni., Saturday, A. 0, Hutchison, ot this city, resigned as sec retary ot the o, tran i .at ion. lie is sue- iceeiieu o.v . ,. I .I'linai ill,, o, i oo inc. i i i . . . . .... ,. ... i . .. t I.- -ii... I eiiu. A nieetiiu: ol the association will in Ml. inlii October 20. be held A V luted Sepulchre. Wlliat is known as spirit, in a woman, is lM'iirr.i llv n siiblinic inability to sym patlne. Maciinlliaii's .Mnpixino. Coiijrressmiin William Aldcn Siml li. of Michigan, who is u cn, ululate tor the t luted Slates senatoi-Mlup. issues a state incut dfiiviu with heal, that he is a inillionairc. The contempt for wealth is becotnuu: very deep ainon those who have it not. Philadelphia Ledger. With "liij: ItiU" Tuft and "IViiz Tim" Sullivan stanilnii: over the I'lileriims ol tin 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 and lainniaiiy teeter boards tryins; to decide whether to band victory to the regulars or the insurgents, the siliialion is dislressinely cnt leal. New ork ( oiiimercial. J 1 .5 Entire Cuban Administration to Quit; Tafi and Bacon Hopeless (Continued from cw Orleans for Havana on a Morgan line iteumcr, scheduled to leave thero Saturday. Orders were first issued for 1,000 marines from the various stations nlong Hie Atlantic coast to proceed to Cuoa. hut following dispatches from Secretary Tnft indicating that he has little hope of nu nmicable seltleitient of the troubles in Cuba, "U0 additional inarines trom the North Atlantic ileet were instructed to prepare for Cuban service. In ndditlon to the murines then1 will be nearly 2-lMMI more hlue jackets sent to Cuba." As there are now 1.200 murines in Cuba and over Il.OOO blue jackets, when the vessels sailing this week arrive in Havana the I nilcd Slates will be ready (" hind n lorco of more than 7,000 on Cuban soil. I lie American warships, which will sail on Thursday, will Is! the cruiser llrooklvn, now at League, Island navy yard. Philadelphia, the battleship Texas, winch is being repaired hastily at the Norfolk navy yard and the converted cruiser I'raine, which 18 at Koston. The Trairie will carry marines from Portsmouth. X. II., ltostnn and Newport, If. 1 On the llrooklvn and lexns will be marines, trom the New ork navy yard, I rom l.eiiguc Island, l'ort llo.val. S, C Annapolis, itshinglon, Norlidk and Charleston. The Morgan liner will car- front Colombia will be available lor the transportation ol troops immediately al ter his transfer to a smaller ship at the mouth of the Potomac. Hot I. naval and nrniv officers deemed to lose all nope ol a peaceful settlement of the Cuba ii diHivull ics alter the re eeipl of dispatches toilav aniioimcilir that Scretarv 'I all. is inilcli discolira)r lover the situation, unit l.elieves null i loirs' must be used o restore peace III !'..!... i,..: I .... I V 1.-II ...t ..,., ., , I, I'M. l't,. . - dant of the marine corps, was in con- Icreuce ninny tunes. during the day with act inir Secretary Newlierrv of thn navy department and Admiral Converse, chief ot the bureau of navigation. Col. William . ithcrspoon, ot the fteneral stalT of tin1 army ami several other nrmy olbcers eoiiiieeled with the (.'cncriil stair, were in cousiiltat ion with Admiral Converse and other prominent olllcials of the nuvy iKp.i i im in i So far the preparations for trouble which inn v come about, in Cuba have I ii largely earned on by the navy, but today more than -at any previous time, i he army shared the activity of the nuvy depart men!, and the military secretary. Maor Ainsworth, and the chief ot stall. Ilriji. ticn. ,1. franklin Hell, were in conference most, of the day and summoned many other nieiiilx'is of the i!c ncrnl stall to discuss fho Cuban situa tion. Although nrmy ofbeera seem to re. paid the intervention of the I nited States in ( ii ha as inevitable it is mil lelieved that the iivmy will take nny nuinediate part, in bniiiriii;; ubout p, acf. No orders locking to the niobiliat Ion of troops have Ih-cii received at the war department. Battleships Ordered to Cuba. Trounci'town, Mass., Sept. The becauso it : was UM' First Page.) battleship Indiana and Kentucky, of th! North Atlantic fleet, received orders from the navy department at Washing ton today to proceed to Cuba.' The bat tlcsliips will sail at 1 o'clock1 tomorrow morning. In the meantime every marine in the Ileet who can be snared from Ins vessel will be taken on board. the two ships. Funston Sails For Cuba. Tampa, Fla., Sept. 2.".-The steamer Olivette with General Frederick Funston, sailed for Havana nt 0 o'clock this mnrn iiir, almost thirty six hours after her scheduled time for. sailing. Intervention Now Certain. Havana, Sept. 25.-11 is declared on very high authority that Americon In tervention in Cuba is certain. Further more it Is expected that the proclama tion 6f intervention will be issued from Oyster Bay. ALL IN READINESS FOR TRANSFER OF U. S. TROOPS Oyster Bay, . Y., Sept. 2J.riiins for' the transfer of troops from the 1'iiited States to Cuba in thp event, of the failure of Secretary Taft's mission to bring about a peaceful solution of the trouble in the island republic, have been completed. The linal step M tok en today, aecordiu to atiiiounwiueiit made here tonight when the transport Sumner, now lying a t t he New1 ork navy yard, was put, .in commission. The Sumner is in readiness for the imme diate embarkation of troopv N'egotlii lions aro alreody under way for the ac quisition of merchant steamers to Ihj used as transports. That the events of today as told in the press dispatches have hastened plans which have been long in -'preparation, seems apparent. Additional warships will reach Cuba within a few days and will be ready to land marines if neces sary long before the regular troops now awaiting orders can be moved. Should armed -.intervention come these .force wilt undoubtedly form the vanguard of the invading army. STRUCK ON HEAD BY HIT Archie McDanlcls Receives Ugly Cut Over Ear Wound Not Serious. Bleeding 'profusely-from it cut over the ear, Archie jMcllaniels, a young white niiin, staggered into the Kiirmcrs' ware house last night crying for help. A far mer, who was there, hastened to police headquarters and J'oliis'innu Causey with the patrol wagon hurried to the scene. ,:' . The young man was found lying on a bench near the doorway ot the ware house with the blood streaming from his wound. In reply to the questions asked by the ollierr as to who liad alrucK him, he stated that lie did not know, lie, With his younger bint hep, luld at-tend-'d the sho'w and on tho way home was accosted by some beefs on north lireene afreet. Some friendly banter passed between them and each went their way. A few minutes later, young MnDaniebi says, some one came up irom neniiiu hi in and struck the blow, stunning him for a few moments. Tpon realizing w hat had happened he started for help, and on reaching the wnrenouse was lorceu to stop on account of weakness. W hen tin' oincer arrive,! ne loiiuu sic- Daniels in a dazed condition..' and hnr . " , iv- li s ,t I d store, wheie Dr. t. L. Siott ntt.mhd l I lilt .J )i Scott says that the cut was made ' with the butt end of a pistol, and that the wound is not a serious one. REVIVAL OF KU KLUX Police Unearth Secret Organiza tion Which Had Planned Raid on N'gro Preacher-Editor. Aucustn, fin.. Sept. 2i The police authorities today discovered a secret or- gaiii.ation of Ku Ivlux in Augusta and broke it up. Hetectives found in a local job printing office literature privately printed for the organisation, and on fur ther investigation found that a local tailoring establishment of high repute had made gowns and, other regalia for the band. The literature and gowns were con fiscated, the former being' destroyed. A number of young men connected with the organization were arrested ami placed under peace bonds. ' It was the purpose of tho Ku Klnx to make their itrst . visitation tonight on While, the negro' preacher-editor, who loft the city this afternoon. AWAITS HUSBAND ON STEP. New York. Sept. 25, "Billy will be home soon; I know he will, He never went awny before." This is the reply that inquirers for dipt. William C. Crafer, an exoflicer of the Itritish army, get from his fiiithful wife, who has sat, neighbors say, on the stoop. 'of her home, ;I5 (iurllcld street, Van Nest, almost continuously since her husband disappeared last Fri day night. Although her four children have pleaded with her, Mrs. Crafer will sel dom desert her post. ' Cant. Crnfer was last seen Friday midnight by a neighbor. Charles Nlsson. lie was dressed in the clothes he hsd on when he left his family, three hours earlier. At that time he said he was going down the street for cigars. , FOUR ANSON CO nTnnrn nnnrfrn alUIILD nUDDLU Wholesale Hauls Marie at Morvln, Evidently by Professional Cracksmen. SjH'cial to Daily Industrial News. Charlotte, N. (.'., Sept. 25. Four gen eral stores at Morvin, Anson . county, near hero were robbed early this morn ing, presumably by professionals. Watches, jewelry and a considerable amount of money were taken. ' One of the robbers, supposed to be n safe eracker, was captured this after noon at Clio-raw, S. C, with much stolen property and a full kit of burglar's tools on his person. He tendily refuses to disclose his identity. Olllcers are now scouring tho country for his confederates."- , . ' Within tho past week efforts have been made to crack safes at Hamlet and Sanford in the same neighborhood. Jn 1 la inlet tho attempt was .'.success ful,'.-but . nt Sanford the safe crackers left a broken drill in the safe nt one store, which explains their failure. This is the third successive time that professional' safe crackers have come to grief in Anson county. :Two years ago two "yeggemen" were shot by Anson ..ill 1 n . , , fiu.eim a nu auer tiieir recovery were given long terms in the federal prison. Four years ago one of a biiiil' wns killed, and another mortally wounded in i ne same county, Atlanta Bends Her Energies " Toward (Continued- from Heard, killed in South Atlanta, Mondav night.- : Negroes Marshall Carter, 13 years of age, killed in tight with another negro Monday. .Clem Khodes, killed ill South Atlanta, Monday night. Sam Magrudcr, wounded nt South Atlanta Monday night; died at (irmly lwiiital"Tnesdiiy morning. Frank Kamliro, killed at South Atlanta Monday niulit. Annie Laurie Shciiard, iii'gro woman, I illed Satur day night. Henry Welsh, killed in Cuban pool-: room Saturday : night. I'rank oinitli, killed Saturday night. Milton Itrown, killed on Marietta, street Satur day night. Will Marion, iHiotblaek, kilt ed Saturday night, cb. Long, lynched at, Knst point Alondny:.. morning. Will Moreland, . killed by city police nt Magrudcr and linuilolph streets .'Tues day morning, dailies Fletcher, killed at same time and place. : 1'nidenl ilied negro innii, killed nt South Atlanta Monday night. Hcily in undertaker's-., establishment.' l'ive uii identilled bodies, located nt various points. ' . "'"''....' Stories Grossly Exaggerated. . This, the third day of Atlanta's race war, has pnsscd without serious dis turbance, -.humors literally by the hun dreds have been brought to the attention of the authorities and to the newspapers, but in not a single instance up to 4 o'clock this evening had any of the horrible, tales been -verified--indeed the opposite had been established that tney were absolutely false. - , Specials sent to outside papers have been rcllected in inquiries to Incut news paper men, the charge ..was made that titty negroes had been killed mid local papers and press associations were either lieiiig censored of suppressing' the facts. .very tut of information that eoulit lie gn t liercd and yerilicd, has appeared in the local papers; nothing has been held fro,..- the local or the onlsid world . M . of . , , . I""'"!01' ,r,,, I'he papers, here have united in an agreement to print only established facts, to issue no more 'specials Ttr eiras on the riots, and the agreement ' is being lived up to. The spreading of wild reports of hor rible atrocities in almost every part of tho town has adde grently to the task of the military, for every rumor has been investigated, either over telephone of. by prsonal visit o the military offi cers. . , S57 Arrested in a Bunch. Following the arrest of 257 negroes at Brownsville, including Clark Universi ty, early today, and the detention of about oiio hundred of these in the county jail, the feeling prevailed that at Inst peace had been restored by a strong show of authority. Almost, simulta enously two negroes were killed in an other and distant part of the city by three policemen, who had been sent to stop them shooting. The main events during tho day have been the ordering into the city of four companies of state militia from outside points, Governor Terrell saving the 'or der -was given as a matter of precaution rather than from any pressing necessi ty. The sat tiering of a large representa tion of business and professional men at noon called for vigorous action by the city legislative authorities regarding no bio dives and saloons. Resolutions demanded that these places be closed and kept closed perpct tinllr. In these demands the leading ne k'ro clergymen of the city united, promis ing their support or all measures for the common good and their influence, with their own people. Ihey askert tne pro tcction of the aiithoritiet for the iuno cent of their own race as well as for those of the white. They were given a vote of thanks for the stand they had taken. Lnter In the day another meeting of t tie white citizens was item at the call of President Sam D. .Tones, of the ebainlier of commerce. The saloons have been closed all day and will be un til further notice. There is an increas ing scarcity of negroes in the factories, stores and oftlees, in the postoftlce and telegraph companies. Hundred of At lanta homes are without their regular cooks and ice deliveries are conspicuous by their rarity. . Hope for Night of Peace. The outlook for tonight following BABY I the exquisite thrill of motherhood with indescribable dread and fear." Every woman should know that the danger, pain and horror of child birth can be entirely avoided by the use of Mother's Friend, n scientific iinimcni ior external use oniy, wuiu .uuucu, BUu imuig u its sublime work. By its aid thousands of' women have fiassed this great crisis in per ect safety and without pain. Sold at f i .oo per bottle by druggists. Our book of priceless value to all women sent free. Address BRABFICLD RKOULATOH OO., Atlanta, Om USE GAS GREENSBORO Restoring Peace first page.) another day of comparative pence was regarded favorable for quiet. The same feeling was expressed last night, but the hours of darkness were tilled with horror, increased, if possible, by t he uncertainty nnd Inek of definite information. Ail kinds of possibilities for tonight were predicted early this evening, but hope was expressed that the crisis has been passed. NEGRO PREACHER-EDITOR V LEAVES ON URGENT ADVICE. Augusta, (la., Sept.. 2".- After having been mysteriously', warned, that he must leave Augusta on account ot incendiary publications in his paper, the Georgia Ihiptist, a negro journal, W. .1. White, a negro preacher, today notified. Mayor -jU-len that, he would get out of Augusta and never return, lie left on the mid day train anil his paper is not to be published any more. Whit'' has' several times in the pnst been the cause of incipient disturbances between the races by expressions through' his' paper, and a few years ago was saved by a prominent attorney from injury" nml his olllce from destruction by a mob which had surrounded it with the intention of applying the torch. Ho was advised today by conserva tive men of both races that it would be safer for him to leave and ho ac cepted the advice. POSTOFFICE DEPARTMENT PROBING ATLANTA NEGRO'S CASE Washington, Sept. 25. The pnstofflcc department has tnkfn cognizance of the cose of J. L. Price, the negro in charge of the station in South Atlanta, who, it is reported, has been arrested on the charge of supplying ammunition to the blacks. An investigation now Is underway, and if it be .true, as alleged, that Price liss been taken .into custody on tho grounds stated, and is convicted, he will lie dismissed from the service of the government. 1 lie practice of the department uni versally has been to remove from their positions employes Committing offenses involving arrest nnd conviction. A report has been asked for from tho postmaster at Atlanta, and until it is received no action with regard to Price will lie taken, SEES AUTO FOB FIRST TIME; HIS DYING Glaring Lights of Honking Ma chine. Near Graveyard, Drive Farmer Into Fits. Darlington, Pa., Sept. 25. Albert .Icnks, an elderly farmer, living near here, who has seldom been outside of Heaver county, never saw an auto until midnight yesterday, when he met one near u graveyard.- Now tlic family phy sician thinks Jenks cannot live. The farmer has ever been superstiti ous, nnd when he was met in the lonely road by a large touring ear, well lit up, and which honk-honked past him, he simply fell in a fit by tho side of the roan, where he remained until found by neighbors several hours later. He passed from one fit into another during the day, and seems, in a dying condition this evening. ; , LEAPS TO H IS 0 EATH IH FflONT OF RAPIDLY MOVING TRilll mammamawamammmmmawm ' ' ,- ' ; (Continued from First Pago.) monsville, NYC, where he bad m posi tion as clerk.' Mr. Adams was well known through out this section and' was held in high esteem by a large circle of friends. No cause has as yet been assigned for the rash deed, and the supposition is that he was mentally unbalanced at the time. The funeral arrangements hsve not tieen completed, but the body 'will be A. 111. L 1-1 sent to Aaaviue tur nuriai. h the joy of the hotuehold, for without it no happineiiein be complete. How sweet the picture of tnother and babel . Angels smile at and commend tho thoughts and aipiratins of the mother bending over the cradle. The ordeal through yrhich the expectant mother must pass, how ever, is so full of danger aj4 luffering that she looks forward to the hour when she shall feel CI! THEE '8 umim THE LIGHT THAT NEVER FAILS For ILLUMINATING. COOKING. HEAT art POWER It is Cheapest, Cleanest and Safest The lights t'ut never go out- The supply is al wayi uniform. Call at our office and we w.ll gladly give you any inform ation deiired. .:, ELECTRIC CO. KAUFMANN 306 SOUTH ELM ST. THE HATS FOR STYLISH DRESSERS "Howard" and "Daw son" Hats are known the world over for their style and beauty. We have them in all the latest shapes and colors. S. J. K&ufmann The Haberdasher 206 SOUTH ELM ST. One Price Cash Only A Dinner Story Mr. A brought two friends home to dinner. He could not notify Mrs. A because there was not a Bell telephone in the house. Mrs. A was sur prised and The dinner success. IN THE MEANTIME unprepared, was not m Mr. B invited two friends to dinner. He called Mrs. B over the Bell tel. enhone and told her his ' plans. .She was ready. The dinner was a bril- ' liant success. Mr. and Mrs. A should Call Contract Dept No. 192 BELL SERVICE IS SATIS. FACTORY A CENTENARIAN'S ODD WILL. Blacksmith's Wife by Unusual Frugality Saved $100,000. New York, Sept. 25. One of the most remarkable wills ever filed in Westches ter county was offered for probate yes terday In tie surrogate's court in White Plains. It was' drawn by Mrs. Lavlnia Lovett, who lived in Tarrytown, until she was over 102 years old. Mrs. Lov. ctt leaves an estate estimated at 100, 000, consisting of several mortgages and ten hank accounts. Mrs. Lovett's hus band was the village blacksmith ot Tar ry town. When she was 70 years old, it is said, Mrs. Lovett used to help him swing the hammer at the forge.. 'Mrs. Lovett leaves 1100 each to flv grandchildren, and the rest of her estate goes to iler eight sons and daughters. The lawyers say that she made the hundred-dollar allowances to the. grand children because they had always bsefli good to their parent.
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