Still Another Case

Wednesday the Richard Webb wil] case was settled n Juage Newick's court as far as Judge Newkirk is concerned, he sustaining the will. The contestant, Mrs. Stevenson, will appeal the case to the circuit court The par TueX'sfmmeS?nteat Were given in Contested will cases seem to be as ttllf Th fad at Plesent as AmerioS tlags. There is another one over whieh Rh-íí10"15,16 S ilkely to Maïy Rabbitt, of Dexter, died leav'nir a'n estáte valued at about $60,000 ín he" wül she bequeathed her daughter Maria, Rosa and Mary Catharine and her son Joseph, $500 each. All the son nd reSldUe She left to another oth'J TT' ThiS natural'y makes the thers feel a little bit slighted and iL is understood that they will make ?ntrï On June IS, which is thl aay set for final hearing A T Saw yer will appear for the cnteitants and" Denms Shields, of Howell, and J F ufeTroronet.thiS Wl" &