THE
NE DAI
VOL. 81
KUiKXK, OtiKtiOX. S ATVIili.VY KVKSIXti. IK KMllllIt 21. IU07
LY
GUARD
R JL2J
ROBERT CALDWELL,
WITNESS IN FAMOUS
CASE, IS PERJURER
BALTIMORE FIRE
DESTROYS FIVE
URGE BUILDINGS
John X. Watson to l rvsitT if the
land office at Lukevlcw, On-., ami
Frank H. Hi aniwi'll at Uu'.randf. mid
Frank Davsy to be rwivfr o( pub
lic liuiucy nl Burns. Krl T. ''rone
miller, receiver at Lukevlew and Al
bert A. Hoberls at l.aviraiule.
New York, Dec. 21. Robert Cald
well, American witness in the fiunou-.
Druce case, of Londun, was arretted
in Hoboken, X. J., after the arrival
of the steamer Kaiser Aiististe Vic
toria today on request of the n-.it ish
authorities.
Caldwell is charged with jierjmj.
He testified on Xovomber s at the
Druce trial that he kiit.w the la:e
Puke of Portland, both as the duke
and as T. C. Druce, at Welbeclt Ab
bey, and at the Baker street bazaar.
He added that he had treated the
duke at both places for a disorder
of the nose. He further testified
that, in conjunction with the duke,
he had arranged for a mock funeral
of Druce and that the coffin was
filled with lead.
Caldwell also testified to other
alleged Incidents In the life of the
Duke of I'm. land, ,ulini; to show
he led a dual lit',., n ! that he had
received ;,:...,, ,ln ,hl (,jk ,u.
S-'i-eaatins ''. 'ui.i. ,,.i,, ., lVo u,
"-1 n:-.li.l evrnrr.
At the h-ari-u :' t!;.. ,..,.
muli.-r i; ,,, .,,.,,, j aim.wncvj
they cniM ,,, ,, ,,,(, vU,.,ni
t faUw :1 and ,, r Aoinx d.iv
;v'T'' ,!i;r c:.n.ii a.i.-n'.
1- l;-!t l-oad,,;,. A ., ,,ra:u vas is
sued lor Ills extradition.
Caldwell had a somewhat similar
experience iii this i-iuiiurv in Hie case
f A. T. Stewart, lb,, dryso.i.ls mer
ciiaiit of Uosion. whose seere:arv he
was. He eclared that his will 'had
been d-stioyed and another substi
tuted: that the body was stoU-n from
the graveyard and buried iu the cel
lar of the Stewart mansion. The
body was not found when the man
sion was torn down several vears
ago. Xu action was taken against
Caldwell In the Stewart case
Haltimore, Dec. 21. A fire In two
five-story buildings at W. Haiti-'
more street, burned out several larite,
w holesale establishments today- I
Loss. Ur.ii.Oiio. The MIIowIuk were
burned out: Wilenzii; Hros. tfi Co.,
millinery; Haltlmoro Overall Co.;
lioliinsoli. Van AileuVoin .v. Co., cab
inet makers; Kemliald, .Meyor & Co..
el. thins; ..Walter 1.. Denny Co., w'.l
paper. .
AUSTRIA'S EMPEROR j
MUCH IMPROVED!
MINE OWNERS WILL
NEVER AGAIN EMPLOY
UNIONISTS AT GOLDFIELD
Two Khvuit'ii Injured.
Detr it. Dec. 21. - Fire to Rif
led a building occupied by F. twin S.
I'.eoige, tur dealer, and D. K. Kel
ioiii;, wholesale milliner. l.os,
Jllo.Oon. Two firemen were injur
ed, one perhaps fatally.
Vienna. Dec, 21. Kmperor Krrn-
els Joseph, whose lift' was despaired!
of two months ago, u so n;vatlyl
improved that he wns able to np
ptar in the throne room today mid
read his speech to the lluiliiiiiinn
and Austrian delegations,
"
XO ItlllTISII NOIiTII
AMKKK AS St.U (llll'vt)X
PRESIDENT APPOINTS
NEW OREGON OFFICIALS
Washington, Dec. 21. The presi--deut
has sent the appointments of
4
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4
4
l.omln. Doc. Si. -The -sociji
i Press stated ru !ui
thority of tho HrttNh Admi
ralty,, there Is mi truth In th:
assertion published in the
Standard today that the Ad
lnirnlty has decided lo estab
lish next May a Pacific North
American squadron, with its
have al Esquimau.
The present rain bringing the
river up. It begau Tine lam night.
San Francisco, Dec. 21, Ueneral
Kiiusuni lias returned from lioldUeld
and reports lluit the situation in the
:nin!ni; camp is delieate. hut doo-t n il
liuik Tor trouble as tiling stand at
pre.-eut.
He p'port s h. inn i. nil v of t lie
miners to he p- aieabh elined and
(he troop neutral. The mine owneis
have takert u determined stand and
Kiven a:t ultimatum tliat never anaiu
will f'ai y einpltv a memb. r t tho
A etrn c'edfiatlon,
'They d 1 lare." said Kunston.
"thr-y will operate (he mines with
non-union la herein, and -.ill liauuli
t hey have not yet done so to any
extent. 1 h-dleve there will be se
rious trouble If they start to Import
non-unl in miners from the outside.
A to the merit h of the case, it in not
easy to form an opinion."
tro.jps. To meet any emergency,
Sheriff InnnlU has In mind the fonn
im; of a hi rm body of deputy slier
ir:s to be tu of V-m-t mm h like h onu
puny of state militia. A portion of
the expense ot m 1 1 n 1 1; in in n this
small e. ini'an . hou evt'r, must tall
on i lie mine iUVIK'M, wh.e;e exeeu- 1
tie committee meet this m't'-rnnon
to hear the details. 1'ivsid n: Uw
lea of the ih elation, is -till hi fa
vnr ef .ihandonhu the mine tor
years. If net' ess,! ry, and starve t lie
miners out .
Tht members of Roosevelt ' en in
mission lei t today for Los Auueles,
from wbei't they will proceeil to
Washlnnton.
No.
LEGALITY OF
BONO ISSUE
IS DISCUSSED
CITY ATTOUXKY AI.I.KX MAKKS
STAriMKXT I'OK IIKXIil ir K
(;i Ai!i iti:.m:i!S, as tu v.v-
I-KIT OK .ll'IMiK CI.CI.AMI'S UK.
CISIOX lti:(iAlilMi IIOMt IS
Sl K (IK Til AT ( I I V.
You'll Have to Hurry!! ,
Christmas is now Only Two Days Away
Adentsfor
(Centemeri
Kid
fliloves
ALL FIRST dutfiH
WITH OUR Wri&l
LEFT HAND 0L ,
Ladies' Gloves
There is a great difference in the
gloves sold There is one make
which stands for the better qual
ity, more glove style than any
other. When selecting gloves
always ask for and insist on get
ting a Centemeri. Yov'll find
in these the "difference.
Price the pair. $1.75
SPECIAL $1.75 silk lined undrtsstd
kid in gray, brow and tan, the pair $ 1 .25
LONG BLACK GLOVES-12 button
black kid gloves, all sizei the pair $2.50
STREET GLOVES 16 button tan glove
lor street wear, excellent as a Xmas
gift, the pair $4 00
GLACE GLOVE 2 clasp gloves to match
your suit, red, green, blu tan,
mode, the pair... $1.25
Ladies' Suits
The last opportunity before Christ
mas to purchase Ladies' Suits and
save $5.00.
We will sell any Wooltcx or La
Vogue Suit wor h $20.00 or more
for $5.00 discount.
$20 BROwfj CHECK SUIT with
long fitted jacket, satin lined,
velvet collar and cuffs,
theniU I.. $15
$25 RED PANAMA SUIT short
felled jacket, satin lined, strap
and braid trimmed, pleated
skirt, each $20
$30 GOLDEN BROWN, fitted
jacket, satin lined, beautifully
tailored, pleated skirt with
wide band, the suit $25
MAY SHIT IHIWX M1XKS
IXKKK1XITK1.Y
r.nUlfli'liI, Hoc. 21. No rnminunU
cuiton from thu Minn Owncrx' nam)
clutlon or th rlvlo bodies tf (Sold
field linn Kiinp tji tho iirpBldi-iit re
KiirdliiK I lie remuviil th fedornl
CAI.K.H 1'OU KItS Till A I.
Wll.l, I IK III HltlK.ll .MX(i
I Oodrgetuwn, Dee. -2 1 . In the
1 Caleb I'owiTu trlnl today, Stuiirt II.
J Ktone, former Mtnonnniher of llov
jernor Taylar, leBtlfted t seehiK Yont
( sey u few minutes after the ithoot-
ItiK of (iovernor (loubel, wtth a iiUtol
' In hi hand. ,j
i Ttn trlu I will not lie ndjoiirned,
vcn cm OhilMiuaa any. x
SEVEN ARRESTS
TODAY FOR ALLEGED
SALE OF LIQUOR
PRAYS THAT
BRYAN MAY BE
NEXT PRESIDENT
(JuilirUs Oklu., lire, ai, William
J. Hr.viin tntlny iiddrcKHt'il u Joint
m'HBhm of tht U'kIhIiU .nnt nnil wiih
Klvt'ii uii ovation, Tho ohaluln of
l tie hoiiM In(ln'(l by the in-etu'iice
of Itiyan, )iium1 thnl he lie tlie next
Chief of Police KftrrlitKtim ami ht
HiilHirdlnitteH nnite Heven ttrroKtH thin
afternoon for nlleKeil vtolutton of the
lorn 1 Kipt Ion In w, T)ione hi'iumI imI
were: Wm. Young, proprietor of
tin. PkiiiiI'i'h fttil mi in ii t nt WtKt Si'V-
enlli mid Olive mreeiK. Win. Duvhi '"'""'?" " 1"H ".
mid Uov .lohiiHon, mil.l to bo eonneel-. fuUi'wIUK Hi priiyer lti hoimo brolto
,i .iii, ti, ii,,.. r'l,.,,.!..,, i,iviiu; Into u Htnrm of iiiiiilitnxe.
who keens the ol.i llodeii' wift 'drink 1 Hicnker Miirrny n ldod einiihaHls
Hinrl.ir; W. Wnitille. ir .prletor of thnl"' ''" '"'1'1' 1V Iniinedlutely tnitilni;
Hotel Ui-ohk; Tom Linn, proprietor I V'" lho Kv"ry
of the Inneli rounter at the earner I im"-rnt ireenl unnweri'd with it
of Slxih and Wllliiiniaiii atreeta, and j '"""'"K ""'
..I. .IiteoliH, a niort'liaiit on Went i '
! KlKlith alrnet, Kueli of th defend
! aniH appeared tn the Jnallee eonrl
and furnished bond. Tho trlulH will
i lieKlii Monday.
Ladies' Handkerchiefs
Hemstitched Handkerchiefs
with dainty initial, each.. 25c
Hemstitched Handkerchiefs
of baited Swis;, each 20c
Handkerchiefs of Swiss with
hemstitch and embroidery
.each". 20c
Pure linen lawn handkerchiefs
with fine embroidery, ea. 50c
Fine sheer handkerchiefs
Swiss embroideried, each 75c
Japanese silk handkerchiefs
with white or colored em
broidery, each . . 25c and 50c
Furs for Everybody at Great
Reductions in Price
There is solid comfort ii? a. fur neck
piece these cold days at i very satis
factory price
$4 and $4.50 Neckpiece, each $3.00
$2.00 Fur-piece, special each $1.60
$3.85 brown coney Muff, each $3.00
$6.50 brown mink Muff, each $5.20
Men's Handkerchiefs
Initial handkerch-efslof pure linen
with 1-4 inch hem, each.. 25c
Fancy colored border hand
kerchiefs, each. . 20c
Japanese silk h.-ndkerthicls
finely embroidered ini ti.il
each - 50c
Heavy Japanese silk hem
stitched handkerchiefs,
each 75c and $1.00
Japanette hemstitched hand
kerchiefs with large initial
each !!
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im
tii-rvJ't
Overcoat. Sale
Continues
The Varsity Overcoat
If you want to sec and wear
a stylish overcoat; one with
a lot of snap in it; one that
you'll take constant pleasure
in owning and -a caring, just
drop in here and look at our
Hart S;haffncr& Marx Var
sity overcoat.
1; hasF!c:;tyof!hes-.iurt look
which dressy men want; you
can see it in the cut we show.
We'd like to tryene of these
overcoats on you. It's a be
coming style to most men.
Regular price 515 to J20:
you Gin buy them. at
$12 to $24.00
Ladies' Wear.
Ladies Silk Hose $2.00 to $3.00
Ladies' Leather Purses $1.00 to $1Z50
Beaded Shoppine Bags 75c to $6.00
Silk Umbrellas $1.50 to $2.50.
Beautiful Embroideried Corset Cover $3.00
Belts, leather or elastic, 50c to $3.00
Wool Facinators 50c to $7.50
Back Combs, latest Novelties, 35c to $6.00
Silk Scarls$3.75 to $9 (X
Silk Petticoats $6.00 to $17.50.
CITY m:vs.
At Albany, hist hIkIiI, tlm Alliiiny
Hllill KrlllMil (hHmtl'I'tl (ll'flMttl'd tlm
SilhMll trlllll.
; Tb' s'ri'f't rni'H will be (iff bi'twi.'CIl
7 mid lo idiniirriiw, while mtnni n
puliH an hi'lliK lllaili' to t kl r? h'i:tl'lc
pliint.
A liuirrliiKi' IIci'Iimm win Ijiwih'iI tn
AUDIENCE NOT SATISFIED
WITH JUDGES' DECISION
i;i'(a:io iik.ii s iuioi, i.ohkh to
i.i:ii(i in i'iiist i.i:(jii:
iii:ii.ti: i,.sr Miiirr.
Hats for Men...
Sole agents for THE GORDON,
THE STETSON a..d THE
MALLt'K Y Cravencttcd Hair,
To men v. ho went 'ymcthin? out til
V. t '.rdmary, i Gordon fiat will
appeal. The price is equally at
tractive, each $3.00
The Mallory. the only strictly watcr
prtx;t hat made. A feature particu
larly dtsireable for this, the great
Northwest The price is not as
greal as the hat, each $3.50
"The Stetson" stands for more stylt.
betttr quality than any other hat
worn by any man. We have many
qualities $4.00 to $fl.OO
mm
topvrigh? l:' f
HrtShirner cj Mir
TEDDV BEAR
suns
EACH 50cts
Hampton Bros.
Where Cash Beats Credit
CHILD'S
COLLAR AND
MUFF &l 0 )
1111 ovi'tiliiK at tho IIIkIi h-'JiohI
1 lio first IciKiir U tin 1 1 wan hold. The
iIitIhJuii of (ht JikIki.'h wan thitt tho
I lH'Kiitlvc, mijipdrtt'il by I.clmiKm, won
lllio dt'liii-'tt. Tim JmlKt' wcru Hon.
.M. A. Ml!!ir. -.f I.etmnun. Vntt.
i of Alliany, mill .little K. (). ('jtier
j of KuKt'iic, i (t t'Vt'ry iinv who wmk
pioHfiil thin ilt-imtt) will K.i ilowa iih n
; di'fttat io lOiigi'iH'. Hut to tint a ii
j illi'inw lliii) hriinl fom!.U KiiKtMit!
won it 1itI(im vlrtury, Ho rt-rliiln
j waK I'Vi'iy on i iliai tho hnuu t fuitn
was vlrioilfiiu that a Kicat many
j JU'VT tiltlHfjIll IO llrttl'tl to (ho (It-cUlmi
annouiK td, and hint to ho told liu
; rcKiflf.
Tho ((' ohm wax, "HchoIvoiI, That
the illrii (M-linary law in trKon, nn
It flow Miami, nhoiul bo r'Hanlcri."
KiiKcm nn (hit afflrrimdvo Hinwvil
thut ttio dli'rt prlntary HHtcii) Itt im
Hlrulilo, but that tln OrvKoti l;iw, bm
It now Bin ml k, h hh iindMlrabltt It'ii
luri'i which prarilcally destroy lU
imrpoet, u HiH't'd In tin proainhlo,
Thfc n'Htlon an nialt'd doon not allow
nn hiiioimItiumi! ; I hcrof 'tn,, arKNWM tht
nfflrinatlvH, ihr law tin It now nininln
iniiHi bo ri'i"'al'd and r''pla'-cd by a
n. -w law llutt Hhall not Imvi tin dU
arMjlil( fjiiuii'K of tin! old. Htirh
it litw wan roiuplott'ly ouillnt-d and
Thief nf l'o!l'- rnrrlnion r h 1 ' full y x phi I im ! ly tho a fflrina! Ivc
nioniiiiK rr.-.-lv-. a uwnK" fnm I 1 h" ii"mlv.', howi ver, Kfi'iin-d
ll-Pim r intli;K that a iinin bv Dm ! Hilt'd i tm-lr can-fully pn-parctl
,,, f Orrr Allen, with reim I v. W ''dn-n aad atK'tfd HKuliiMt tin- old
III -fl UK" lie. Wil;' llllle.l ,ll'1.l IiV :t'iMI(U; :t-jll, lllrh UlO a f f t r Ilia M V e
I ,;le t It VVUH 11 ''eniOIO't; I ltd IN j ', ! e( . I lie
Ii Ki-itvfiii. vi ho f i'"K-i!ls e did not jiMio U in out' In
I oft) t ie: K.i-'i, ! tt'" ' hi d'd'it r of tls'ii' opiMMiefii
.1 U(J Mile Uy one IM Yi 1i a ! t ;i
j d )- i UlL.tlll't tOr Old (HV"tHII, re
fi1(l! ' t: .J I- i.f (lie fit r tit;M KiUene r'-
... ' ' . .1 ; j"Mted!y Mi.ted flint they mad im
tt I in or i - Ii i en i o I i I ii- old iindr
Mf a bl la -a .
Itmw ntv i Team Who.
City Attorney S. P, Allon, upon b
t ii K interviewed today on lite matter
of-,.hulKo Clidand- tleelslon In tho
clrenlt eonrt at Portland lit which ho
il'i-hirew tho , 000,000 h.md Iks no
there in void on artomit of tho al
lei;ed Irromilar tiiantiev In which tho
measuro woro prosetiteil to tho peo
ple, litany ihtnktUK the derision wilt
affect tho recent water election held
In KiiKeno, until;
"It will ho Impossible to toll thu
hearlitK of Judso (Moland's decluloti
until the formal decision In filed. It
would st'om from the Orenonlun re
port that tho Hinendinonlfl wore sim
ply 'proponed by the Portland coun
cil and by rauluttona aubniltted to'
tho votom, Oura were proposed by
thu council, and by the council enact,
od na a Inw, and In the enacted farm,
mibntlttod It to the people. Our pro
ceeding was ronlly a reforendum. f
foe) that we are tn a considerably
airoitKor position than the Portland
nuthorltlou. The Inw panaod by tho
hint leKlHlaturo provided various ways
for making theao amendments. The
Portland people followed the law.
Jndno Clolnnd's decUlou evidently la.
that the portion of the leKtslittlva act
that. they used did not fulfil the re
quirement of the coiiHtltutlnn. OT
courno delay would be unfortunate
tn KtiKcne nt well a to Portland.
Iloxvovor, I am not personally sur
prised at the ait tuition of affair. On
the day following the election I stated
lo n entitit'll cuti rtirutwi thitt thn
method of amcmUnK charters by Ini
tiative and referendum proceeding
wiih entirely new and untried, and
that until Home docltdon waa ma do
there would be doubt as to whether
otir amendment!) were effective. I
then proposed the friendly suit meth
od of determining our nit nation,
which I now find was being tried In
Porllaud and Walla Walla. Know
ing how anxious the people were
for bettor warer, ' a ntnlorlly of tho
council thought wo ahould try to
nvold such delay. If the court ahull
finally hold that city charters can
only be amended by proceeding be
ginning In a petition that there 1
really no referendum on charter
amonduienta our work will have to
he done over. 1 don't believe tho
court will so hold. Kugene, Albany,
Halem and Portland municipal au
thorities have all tried to get amend
ments through proceedings originat
ing la the oily council. All have iued
such methods because the legislature
provided them, and that plan was
much simpler than by popular petition."
day lo Mvi'on Amen, a logger, aged
and MIns IoIh Kdriu Turner, aged
14, hoi h of Marcola.
The a ip tn I Hers of l lo property
of the entitle of Jacob Muff, the June
Hon widower who was found dnl
In his bed a few day ago, today
filed their Inventory. They found
property valued at 7,C42.D1.
The moHt rnMsl lr fool ball scene
ever on the Htnite will bo produced
by the Kalpti Htuart company Mon
day night. They require one-half
of the team from tho city, which will
be from the U, of ()., Heats on sale
Monday.
L. (J. Mrnwn today begun suit In
the circuit court ngalnM Welmler I.
Klnr-iiid and I., liiekej to regain ph
M'ShIoii of Hm' I'ei i heron urn I Hon
V' loce, or $7uu, mid for $l!.'0 duni
ageH and cmhin. Tii'iuipHnn id. Ilaidy
are the aitonievn for he jdlntKf.
tl-filll ,)! I.e
lemiied HmI
' I II I? I "I
Mm, J
e h ,
.,t Ai
; u i il -i tii ! f ir
C,n: f d re ' ir.lii-K pow
In K;m lnKfi. ld 'I hy
JlUl-- 'U fellM'dy IM-Kt
ehniii'e w 1)1 be mad-.
je lo be
i'"H, when a
II A difficult I
ti iiKiiiifitln an, ri
wlnier on fhu rout
hoped t hat before I
('ip piiiMTs can be
sister rlty on the
I Vi'
e d in In t; ( tie '
id the (iiiitrd
yi ar U over
to Kitg; ne's
rle ran.
A marriage (-?iwe w;ik lMied this
iift'Th'e.n io I.e,. o Hml'h, a red 31,
and MIm Ma; !. tboriie, 't, both
of W!idlllig Mien D-'bOf fie'K Rj.t. I
U't If) itio In t h il'v wiih her ppiK-
pertv hu-biilid, but they could not
ueeiir" a !kfio be ,niw(- nhn In under
flge, tlttfil Jll COfiM-nt nf her fii'rHr
In oiitained. 0 They telephoned him i
t Wpndllng to end a letter of con-
tt-ni down on th cvning rralri and'
they have made nrrariKcmeni t
Albany, Di-c. 2 I .--Tho 1 1 row n
Vllle Iflch nt iiool won from the Sll
verloti lllk'h Hrhool at Hmwimtlle
lai night In one of Ho prellmtimt
ibdifltes of the ntjtur M-hod se
ries.
JOIIV MIK III I I,
hi HUH H roMU I KlV
t Up ireiiiiv after
t; I r I) i Ii h
7 at
locK
o
4
this attack l!l prove fatal. - 4
IndlnnaiKdln, Pec. 2 I .
Mit(he!l condition Ik uii
rhaiiKed, and it la bellev-d
to be serlouM. Him physician
does not believe the present
attack III prove fatal. ,
PROGRESS OF
PETTIBONE CASE"
MoIho, Hop, 21. lit view of the r
uuet of K. L. blvans, a Juror In the
PotHhone case yesterday, that he be
permitted to make a statement to
tho court and leading counsel, Judgo
Wood tmlay ad muni lie j the Jury,.
If any attempt was made to comutti
nleiite with tiieni, the matter should5
be reported lo the court. The Judge'
ascertained that It was no( concern--litg
anything nf this kind that Kvana
deitlred to speak.
Mrs. Ida Toney, of Colorado, wlfif
iof Orchard, was fwrtlier croas-ex-a
mined by Attorney Parrow, who
drew from her the statement that
Orchard had told her of meeting Po
ifcHvf'H Scott and Hferllng.
YeMtorday Mrs. Toney testified to
numorotiH meotlngs between Orchard,
Pettlboiie and Adams.
TWO WOMEN WERE
i i i rn i ti n r n
MLLtU IN 0tU
.Miiryivllln. Doc. SI. Mrn. Wllllnm
O. Hi.iitiiiht iiinl mnwrt iliuiKhter
wri f;iUilly ullnt while jihIclii by an
tinkiiHwii in.fM.in nn ihc fiiiin near
In r. li.-'f nlifht. Tlia fntlipr, ti.nli'i
In no ml joining riiom. kin-w noililuu
ft tin- lra"il- iinlll thu ilHUKblnr
uriiyv'r-il lulu Ihu rnolil linil foil
ncrtms 111 l'd.
H.-ir. II T.illi.'rt, a ynltliK fni'llH)!,
In ivii with SWutt llimtrlitht. hrt bpeti
ni-ii'j'ri f ir tin. rrlllli'.
M.tlUIIKII.
At tlm court Iioihi'. thin aili'rnnmi.
hy County Jndm. ('brlnni.iti, l.co O.
Hinlth nnil Vina Mary 10 Cljlmrne.
both ot WoniHIiiK.
Tho lain Jinlso Arthur I.. Krnncr.
of rortlanil, left lotn In Kuiroiio
worth I21111U, a nniall amount of por
nonal iroiorty n.l $25,0U0 In llf.
' Inmiruiioe to hli widow, who ban
burn apuuluteil ailmliilstratrli of th.i
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