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CHARLOTTETOWN. CANADA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1912. Umar or ALL"
fcvcione
STORM
KILLS TWENTY
And injures Sixty More
in Southern _ Stntes.
The Victims Mostly
Negroes
(Canadian Press)
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 23-Tiventy
‘persons were killed and three score
injured, many of them seriously, in_a
cyclonic storm which swept through o,
strip of northern Louisiana and Mis-
sissippi on Tuesday evening.
Dozens of small houses were blown
down and many cattle killed.
The property damage, accordingto
the incomplete reports received here,
perhaps totals half n million dol-
lars.
The fatalities, except ln three in-
stances were confined to negroes.
IIIIIHEWS LIISI
NUBI EIIUNB IN
NEB SBN'S NBSE
NOll'l‘li ADAMS, Feb. 21--Mrs.
Thomas Beirnard of Utica, N. Y.,
who is visiting Mrs. Charles Beir-
nard of Summer street, Adams, re-
cently missed a valuable ruby. Short-
ly nfterwards her three-year-old son,
Teddy, contracted what was thought.
to he a severecold, .followed by al-
niost total loss of voice. Mrs. Beir-
uard took the boy to Dr. F. .T_
0'l'Ial‘a. The doctor found that all
the trouble was caused by the ruby,
which was found lodged in (.he_boy's
nose.
NEW IIIENSUBEN EIIB
KINWS HIIIISEHIILI]
LONDON, February 21~(7aptaini,
the Hon. Frederick Edward Guest,
has been B-Ppointed treasurer of the
klng‘s household, replacing W. Dud-
ley'Ward, who has held that position
iiince1910. Mr. Ward resigned in or-
der to better attend to his duties ag
Liberal whip-. .
The Hon. Frederick Edward Guest,
late captain of the lst Life Guards
is the third son of Baron Wiinhorne..
He married Miss Amy Phipps, daugh-
fsf 0! Henry 1’hiops, of Pittsburg, in
1905, at one time Mr. Guest private
secretary to Winston Spencer
Churchill.
IHHEEIIILLEB IN ,
SLEIGN AEIIIBENI
LONDON, Ont., February 21-
bltruck by a. special Scottish Riters’
train from Hamilton three people,
L'-harles Henry Drake, of Second
f-ore, London Township; his sister-
in-law, Mrs. Robert Drake, of this
WW. and her two-year-old baby, were
instantly killed at the Second Gors
crossing on the Grand Trunk yester-
day afternoon.
Almost to the Drake homestead,
where _Mrs. Robert 'Drake and her
child were being driven,‘the accl-
dent occurred on the farm of the -man
who lost son, daughter-in-law and
llralul-child in the twinkling of su
eye. The milk sleigh, in which the
three victims of the level crossing
W_ere_ riding, was smashed into
kindiing wood.
The accident occurred only a
stone's throw away from where
Henry Drake, sr., was splitting wood
on the homestead.
I GEELNAY HllLlFilX ROUTE
LONDON. February 22-During
the Present year parliament will be
“HEMI to authorize the coulstruction
“E 8 fnllwny and harbor at Galway,
With aiview to the establishment of
s Galway-Halifax route, by which it
is claimed that the Atlantic passage
°°"I‘| be completed in from two and
a hall' to three and three-quarter
(lays. The bill is ~n non-contentious
one and hopes are expected that
these works 'inny be begun early
next year.
____,________
\fll1srd's Linimsnt Cures Colds, Etc
II BLIIIIIIIBE BN
N. YBBK EENIBIL
` ,(Canadiiin Press)
WATERPOWN. Feb. 23--The worst
railroad blockade in years prevails on
8- H0ClSl0n of the N. Y. Central.
Six trains .nre stalled, two of them
sm” W0d“@Sf1HY. Lind passengers are
being _IIB-kcn care of in farm houses,
but with no means of reselling vm.
ages.
II WINSSNIJBE IN
IHIBEI ISIIIIEB
e
(Canadian Press)
SHANGHAI, Fel). 23.,,A massacre
of Thlbetans is reported here itoday.
The Chinese troops feared the con-
templated return of the hrigand Lama
nal- a participant against Chinese
ru e. ‘
UIIEENS WILL - -
BE SEPIBIIEII
` (Canadian Press)
OTTAWA, Feb. 23--The bill separa-
ting Queen’s University from thc
Presbyterian Church was before the
private bills committee today and
passed.
Christianity will remain the religi-
nus tcslf, despite the opposition of
the Hebrews.
YIIIIN WILL EI]
WHEBE WIINIEII
SAN FRANcIsc0,Feb. 23-A cable
to the Chinese Free Press states that
Yuan Shi Kai has agreed to go to'
Nanking as urged hy thc republican
Assembly.
The date of the trip is not an-
nounced.
SURGEON REMOVES ~
NIS OWN -RPPENDIX
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 20-For
the first time in the history of sur-
gery e. medical men today success-
fully operated upon himself for ap-
pendicitis. Dr. Bertram E. ~Aldcn,
chief surgeon at the Franch Hospital,
is the record holder. He injected ii
spinal anleestlietic, made an incision
and removed Els appentlix, while oth-
er surgeons stood by to give aid if
it shouldbe needed.
PHYS UNCLE SMI
` FOR MULE HE STOLE
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20-A con-
science stricken Civil War veteran
who stole a mule from the govern-
ment during his enlistment, has senit
Secretary of the Treasury MacVeaga
9, draft for S20() to square the ac-
count and case his minvl. The cun-
triliutioii wus fii\'\viii~ilrd through a
Methodist minister at Greencastle,
Ind.
BARON VON STUMIN RETURNS
LONDON, February 22-Baron
Von Stuniiri, director of the political
department of the German foreign
,oflice, will visit London soon in »an
efiort to create n better understand-
ing between Great Britain and Ger-
many, just as Lord Haldane visited
Berlin lu a similar crraud.
The baron, who is known to have
pro-Engiish sympathies, will have it
cordial reception from the British
government.
Ml.uard’| Linimeut Cures Dlphtherla.
wi-:lsr KENT ren
B i WINS ROM Nl0NTll(iU'E
-_-`--1-_1_.1_ ~
(S lalb Phone.
The game was clean throughout, on-
P°° y )
MONTAGUE, Feb. vid-The West ly three penalties were imposed.
Kent School team of Charlottetown, The high school has s team of
“'°n out from the Montague high strong speedy skaters and were de-
schcol in the Montague rink to- feated only by the well organized ef-
Iforts of their opponents, who excell-
“ight hy s score of I to 5. '
'T0 name wee sc su times close ed in team work.
and exciting although the West Kent The boys had a splendid trip and
y greatly appreciated the msny kind-
ltsrt. The score at half time .woe noises expended to them by the Mon-
NJYI tod'k the lend from the ver
4-2 in favor of West Kent, in the tsgue boys. -
lui neu the mm mi-mi four to suites osmpneii refereed in im ei-
“*° lush unseen mn. _ . fieiwt me caiuble manner. I
\
The Republic Gets Half Its
Fuel From England and
Stock is Short
(Canadian Press)
PARIS, Feb. 23-The greatest ap-
prehcnsious is felt througho|_\t France
in regard to the threnteneh national
coal strike in England as France gets
more than Half her coal from that
country, or about 10,000,000 tons
yearly. .
'l‘he present stock here is low und a
national strike in Great Britain
W0nI<1 Daralize many French lndus-
trials concerns.
IIIILUIIIIBIN WILL
BEIIEIIIE KNIIII
_.....-
(Cansidian Press)
WASi~IING'l‘ON, Feb. 23- Coluinliin.
has virtually repudiated the action
of Minister Gene-rel Ospinri, and is
seuidiug a cordial invitation to Secre-
tary of State Knox to visit Colombia
shores on his present trip to the Re-
publics in the Caribbean! Sea.
An invitation has been forwarded
promptly to Sec’y of State Knox.
WIIIBE EIBIIIIIIIJB
IN PBBIIIBM
(Canadian Press)
LISBON, Fcb . 23-Scores, were
lvouuilcd in the clash between the rc
publlcan troops and 1, few hundred
monarchists, who started- to parade
the streets and were repelled by the
police with revolver fire and were
onlv diaperoefl by n volley from the
rifles of the infantry.
IBIIIIBLE IIN I
IEXNS -BBBIIEB
(Canadian Press.)
WASHINGTON, Feb. 23-The War
Department officials ,irc concerned to
day over the reports of Col. Stuver,in
charge of the American force patroll-
ing the Mexican border confirming the
press despatches-that large forces of
rebels are moving on Junrey opposite
El Paso Texas.
Advices stated that Geri. Orozoo, is
leading on the forces with 1,400
men. .
COMHUNICRTTON ~
THROUGH PROVINCE
' FND WITH IRINLRND
Yesterday the` Earl Grey did -not
leave Georgetown at 7.00 a. m., for
Picton, owing to adverse winds. It
is expected she will leave Ijeorgetown
for Picton at 7.00 ri. in. today with
mails, passengers, express and freight
and leave Pictou on return to George-
town at 7 a. m., tomorrow with
mails, and .passengers-. '
There was no steamer from Picton
to Georgetown yesterday as the Min-
to was in the latter port all of yes-
terday. She leaves Georgetown tc-
morrow morning at 7.00 o’c1oci¢ for
Picton. She will leave Picton oni re-
turn to Georgetown at 7 a. ni. Mon-
day with mails; passengers, freight,
etc.
Yesterday the six icebonts did not
leave Cape Traverse, owing to strong
winds, etc.
Six icebonts left Caipe Tormcntine
at 9.50 o.m. yesterday with no pas-
sengers and 81 sacks mail and ar-
rived in Caps 'Traverse at 4 p. m.
It is expected they will leave this
morning for Cape Tormentine.
There was no special train from
Georgetown to Charlottetown yester-
day. there being nn steamer arriving
in that port. The mail from the
Earl Grev of the previous night came
tn Charlottetown by the regular
morning train yesterday. There was
u. special to Georgetown last night
with passengers, mails, etc., to con-
nect with the Earl Grey.
A special will also leave Charlottet-
own tomorrow night with mails and
passengers for Georgetown to con-
nect with steamer.
A speclaltrsln from Cape Traverse
bringing the mail from the iceboats
arriving thcrc ,yesterday arrived in
Charlottetown at 5.40 p. m. There
-was no special to Cape Traverse last
night. '
Yesterday the Murray Harbor train
arrived in Charlottetown at 9.45 u.
m., ten minutes late; the Cape Tra-
verse at 10.25 a. m.. fifteen minutes
late; the Sourls at 11.24 n. m.,
twenty minutes late; the Tignlsh at
8.10 p. Nm., 1 hour and thirty mln-
utes late and the Summer-side at 6.40
p. m., 1 hour and twenty-five mln-
utes late. .
‘tfinsrde llniment cures gnrnt in cows
Last of Original Members of
Senate Who Were ` Named
II) 1867
(Canadian Press)
f)'l"I‘AWA, Feb 23-Hon. Wm. Mill-
nr, P. C. K. C., the last.of the
Sen‘atoi's appointed by Royal pru-
clamationi in 1807, died this after-
noon.
I-Ie sustained a stroke of paralysis
ii month ago, but rallied.
His gid was iiiiexiiccuill.
He will be buried in Antigonish, N.
S , his birthplace.
EIWB WIEEIINB I  
III SBIIBIS
_ (Special by Phone.)
Sfiul'is,._l\"cn. 23-Perhiipg the
lni'ges~t and most orderly meeting
ever convened in Souris was held in
the (‘ourt house this evening to
hear the different candidates for the
miiyoralty and councillorsliip, li. H.
Sterus candidate for Mayor in u
straight--forward, clean and concise
speech, stated that he favored a sys-
tem of permanent works for the town
and first of all a system to ensure
fire protection. 
Coliiicillor Il. C. lil(-.Lean then
spoke, briefly reviewing the work of
the council` for the past year and
showing the excellent finnnltial stand-
ing of the town, and predged himself
if elected as mayor to favor a sys-
tem of fire protection first of all,
then any works of a permanent nu-
.lzure for the aidvanccmcnt' of the
town.
The other speakers werct.-.J. W,
Breninin, W. D. Currie nail Bernard
Creamer, Alfred Poquet did not iid-
ilress the meeting on account of a
severe cold. f
The councillors for last your briefly
reviewed the good work done bv the
council. At the conclusion of the
speaking it vote of thgulin was tend-
ered Mayor Hughes und also Dr.. A.
A. McDonald who presided at the
IEIIIS In nhiinus
TORONTO, Feb. ...20»The._...li1nck.
bears in Riverdale-Park have become
ioo numerous, and as their appetites
threatened to beggar the citv of Tor-
onto it has been decided in solemn
conclave by some of the city fathers
‘to exclmnge bears for ornamental
water fowl and aqurrels, of which the
city of Yardley Pa. has a superlluity.
S. A. MCDONALD HAS MADE EX-
TENSIVE ALTERATIONS ON
'PHE l~‘»El(lOND FLOOR ()l1`
THEIR STORE, -
A new Ladies’ ready to wear depart-
ment opened.
C/7
1
"'i3`»‘
For the past weeks work has been
going on at S. A. McDonald’s with ii
view of opening up a ladies’ ready-
to-wear department on the second
floor. The large room in the Week's
building, ndjoining their store, has
been fitted up as a ladies’ ready-tw
wear-goods, suits, coats, dresses, etc.
A` large cabinet ie installed for the
ready-to-wear suits, keeping them
free from dust, and, hnngiwg in (hc
natural folds.
The men’s clothing department has
been considerably enlarged also giv-
ing- it nearly twice the previous
space occupied by" this department.
These two departments are now two
of the best stocked in the Province. '
A shipment of ladies’ Spring Suits
and ii. shipment of the new long coats
for la-dies which promise to be so
popular for the ,in coming season
have arrived.
This new department will be a de-
cided additlon to the store und will
supply n long felt want by the ladies
of (llmrlottetown.
NEITHER FORECAST dc.
(Special to The Guardian)
'I‘0RON'l‘(l, Feb. 24-Decreasing
westerly to southerly winds, fnlr,with
much higher temperature. Sunday
mild.
The temperature at three o'0l00k
this morning by the "Rexall Store"
Tested thermometer was 10 degrees
above zero.
The lowest temperature recorded
csterd was eleven ds rees above
` Y RY Z
zero and the highest was eighteen n.-
bove. The lowest the previous night
was ten above. At nine a. m. yester-
day it was eleven above and at nine
p'. m. it was seventeen above.
The length of todnv will be ten
hours and. fifty-five minutes and of
tomorrow ten hours and fifty-seven
minutes.
The tide will be high this afternoon
at 2.12, tomorrow nt 2.39'and Mon-
_dny afternoon at 3.24; it will be high
tomorrow morning nt 3.34, Monday
at 4.44 and Tuesday at 6.03.
The sun sets this afternoon at 5.42,
tpmurrow at 5.43 and Monday at
5.44; it rises tomorrow morning at
6:5, Monday et 6.44 and Tuesday at
ll. 3.
The moon sets tomorrow morning
`st 1.10 and Monday morning at
I
Because Some One Went loy
Riding With His Auto in
Montreal ~
(Canadian Press)
MoN'i‘iu1lAi.. Feb. 23-By the
workings iif the Quebec statute re-
Max Aitken, M. P. who landed hor
Yesterday, wus mulcted in the Mont-
real (‘ourt to the tune of $1,500 and
costs because he owned nn automo-
liiln, which, without his knowledge or
consent had been used in u joy ride
slid severely injured another person.
BBIIISH SPY
NEIIBLY ESBIPEB
(Canadian Press)
ESHEN, Germany., Feb. 23-
Lleut. V. H. Brsnon of the British
Navy who was sentenced in 1910 to
serve follr years for espionage, last
night almost escaped.
I-le liled through the bars and de-
scended to the ground but was cap.
tured by a sentry.
B-YNIIIIIIIENN IB-
BE SIIBN IHIEB
(Canadian Press) '
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 23-Arrange,-
ments were completed today for the
armignment of the men indicted in
the dynamite conspiracy cases.
_,____,.____
LLIIIII- EEIIIIISE
EHIEE SPEIKIB
(Canadian Press)
' TIONDON, -Fein. 23-Dsivid Lloyd
George, Chancellor of the Exchequer,
was the chief speaker at the meeting
of the National Union of Women Suf-
fraget societies today. -
The Government is divided on the
question and he said the bill could
not be a Government measure as the
party is divided on the cues/tion.
If introduced as an amendment td
the franchise bill would give all . its
advocates ,, chance to vote on it.
EIBHI BABIES
WIBE PBISIINEB
(Canadian Press)
NEW YORK, Feb. 23-Police sct-
ion in the cnse of the sudden deaths
of eight babies out of 30 infants in a
Brooklyn nursery during the past live
days has been deferred pending con-
firmation.
It is believed by several physicians
that the babies were poisoned by
oxalic acid.
The babies are infthe hands of a
chemist, awaiting his report.
L-___ 
GUN DENSEU NDNEN IISEHLN TS
_ g'ro9g_tefqr_oiss»ine»ties.) '
, SMALL ALTAR, suitable for
/\ church vestry may be had at No-
tre Diime Convent, Charlottetown, on
application. _ 2-24d3l-
TIFOR SALE, double lot, house and
. shop, hens, geese, garden tools;
also tools for repairing bicycles, 1
gun, nil kinds of furniture. Apply to
44 Edward St. If not sold before
the 5th, will be sold by public nuc-
tlon. 2-15d8i.
'FOR SALE, a pure bred Chester
White Boar registered. Prize
winner, 2 years old the 13th of
March, 1912. This hog is guaran-
teed to give satisfaction in every res-
pect. For further particulars imply to
l§._l-I. McM_ihs>n,_Westv_li>ys_1-lead, P.
AUCTION, furniture-at the resi-
. dence of Prof. O. M. Wright 15
Brighton Avenue on Monday 26th
Feby commencing nt 2 o‘clock
sharp. Parlor, diningroom, hall, bed-
room and kitchen furniture. including
Happy Thought Range. R. Beafrlto,
auctioneer. i _ 4, 2-17d8l
. RNITURE AUCTION-By in
structions from Mrs. J. W. Par-
tridge, I will sell bv suction gt her
residence 6 Upper Hillsboro Street.
on Wednesday Feb. 28,- commencing
nt- 11 o'eloclr a. m. All her household
effects, comprising parlor, dining-
room, hall, bedroom and kitchen fur
nlture including steel range, nearly
new. R. Beeirsto suctioneer. 2-ztdsl.
.mm-4'; Liniment Cures Dlstemper.
garding autos and their owners Sirl-
IEBIINIIEEEIIHS ESENNIIIHTIWILLEB ISIIIM IIIIIEN. i PROPOSALSTO
BBIII-SN SIBIKE I BIEII YESIEEIIINI HENIIILYEINEB I SETTLEST'RfK1E
SILII WEIIVEBS
III] [IN SIBIKE
(Canadian Press)
l-’A'I"l‘ERSON, N. J. Feb. 23-35,000
wenvers in the silk mills remafued a-
way from work today and threatened
to strilic Monday if the wage schedule
ailopted for some of the largest oper-
iiturs is not made universal.
MIIBE EIBHIINE  
IILNBIWS IWEXIIIII
(Canadian Press)
PORREON, Tex., Feb. 20-Via El
Paso, 'l`ex., Fel). 23-A despatch
which details the fighting of the Fed-
eral and Vasquistuu st Sim Pedro ou
Sunday has reached here stating 257
rebels were killed and ll fcderals.
Two children and several women
were Killed by stray bullets.
LNBBE VESSELS
IIIIISILI SIWEII
(Canadian Press)
ROME. Feb. 23-All large vessels
that suffered in the severe storm of
Wednesday and Thursday were hosted
or extricated from their iliiliculties
vxczirt the old Dominion liner Madi-
son, sunl: iu l\'firf\.ll< Channel ond the
I\lorvfeglnri stcumship licrnies., i,lo\in
on the bar nt isdgev.'atii'.
iilililliilll Ellililli
H-|
is
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_.A .~..»‘
(canadian Pres”s.)
WINNIPEG, Feb. 23-As the result
of the commission of investigation
warrant was today issued for Thomas
sums than were expended.
Other prosecutions are to follow.
DETROIT HAD l`iElTH
DEll.LlN(i BLlZZllRD
NRS H-“»LY\)l(E
BANGOR. Feb. 20-Mrs. Cora M.
Holyoke, widow of Frank H. Holy-
oke, the Bangor lumberrnan who died
in Los Angeles,, October 8,- 1911,
previous marriage, alleging luck 0!
filisl affection.
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Ev
si.
FS
r.;»¢- »--~¢~.»\
_Premier llsqulth Offers
Terms Which Welch
llllne Owners Refuse
to T ce
(Canadian PNBI)
LONDON, Fab. 33--Acc0rdfl¢ to
the Daily Telegraph, Premier -Ae-
qulth at n conference in the Foreign
Oincs yesterday proposed nrst., the
postponement of the date of the ope-
ration of the strlloa notices; second,
that the owners admit the principle
of a rniinlmum wage; third, thot ni
gotistiorrs should ensue to lettlethq
amount of the minimum wage. "'
The miners on their part offered to
substitute other proposals. '
Some of the owners concurred, but
the South Wales owners refuse to lb-
wi to the request fer postnassuidt
on the ground that it w0uld"res\|ll
onlg in a further dlsorganlzatibn of
tra e.
NEW BNILWNY ,
INBBBPBBNIEB
. (Canadian Press)
O'_i"1‘AWA, Feb. 23--A new railway
project was introduced in the Benito
today with a transcontinental name,
but the route is from Montreal to
James Bay.
It is called the Montreal Transcon-
tinental Company,
'i'he hill provides for its incorpora-
tion with a capital of $1,000,000 to
connect. with the I-I. 'l‘. fi. nt or nam
\.f`B.‘llU Luke wr e\gg'.»h|'l'(\,, fhgggg [0
James _B8.v. with ho-fer to operate
vessels and transmit electricity.
t
.ELWW-. BIIIIIIS
BUIINEB IB IIEIIH
riiiliiliiiii 1 1-.
(Canadian Press)
LEOMINIBTER, Feb. 23-Fl-.lp
_i Curtis was burnrd to death and -ei-if
,en others severely iniured, two‘ Der-
havl fn-tally, today. when some cri-
luoid took fire in a building ocmipicil
into the administration of th Manito- ` as a factory today. `
ha Government telephone system al The property :loss is only $3`_f.)i»o.
Marshall, foreman of the plant de-I Tig?
partment, charged with falsifying L U G U Y
vouchers by filling out for larger;§ U'
BE EBWIIIIIIIEII
HALIFAX, Feb. 22--Mrs. Adl l\'ll~-
,CM`l‘0n. selfconfeseed of the muriini.
DETROIT, February 22.-The worst gby burning alive in n. stove, of hui
blizzard experienced in Michigan in `Bi! Wwlfs' \ll~\W» Will f-ifhcr ha .~u:'.
years was responsible yesterday for §¢1“it`*d 01' °°n\miE¢¢d l‘v Hi-if"'n'll'4|‘§r
the death of at least one person and imeldilfg this Bfficfuooll-
25 others, as the result of collisions  W- 'J. O'Hel»\’ll, Bntillg for the fic
between trains or street ear, due to . lense. made s stron! nniienl for or
the blinding snow storm. Icilittal yesterday afternoon, and the
Steam and electric railway traf- Icnse was adjourned till 3 o'clock thi-.
fic is paralyzed in all directions. Bev- afternoon when Mr. Fielding will
eral trains ure bitrlcrl in snow drifts, leithcr commit or ac uit.
and others are running from five toy Notwithstanding Mr. O'HeArn`s
eight hours behind time. ‘strong unreal for acquittal. the gen--'
One passenger was lzillcd and sev- , eral opinion is that the chlld-mer-
eral were hurt near Vic‘.1sinirg, when 1 dcrer will be committed for trial.
a freight train crashed into u stalled; Mrs. Mc(`arron was in cliurt y~---
psssenger train on the Grand Rapids ~ terdey afternoon, as cool and indlf
and Indiana road. ferent as ever.
Her husband sat with her, and
did not seem to take the mutter
so seriously as on Monday nail
FEE-ES WELI- Nppi Al-I Tuesday. He laughed freely atvtlmel. '
KILLED MILLIONAIRE
FITHER IND NIISELF
.___-
nnd loft the bulk of his property to, DRAYTON, N. D., Feb. 10-Rex B.
his two nieces, has filed in the Pro-» Wallace of St. Paul shot his father,
bat:-. Court here, notice of her appeall C. H. Wallace, millionaire banker; ee-
lrom that cnurt's decision admitting rlously injuring his brother-in-law, J.
the will to prlcdniite here est a _foreiitgln , Bi St;"ong,t;ndFlthenN saot slug H22
will. Mrs. l-loyri e was cu oi w -, hmse in e rat n ons ii
out a dollar. it hciniz nllrilnfl by ` Drayton, of which the older 'W»N.lne»-
testator that he hnd effected a set- f was president. Wallace was nrreltnd
tlement with her for $5,000 some, in sit, pau] 18,1 month because he
months previous to his death. HolY-- threatened his father, whom he charg-
oke also cut oll his two sons by BI ed with falling to make wood a pro-
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