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funeral crash NEW YORK, Dec. ‘2O. The 10 mourners at the funeral of Emily Ziemann, daughter of a leading resident of the town of Summit, near Chicago, are themselves being mourned to-day. On its way to the cemetery ycstei daj the cortege was run into by an express train at a. level-crossing and the entile funeral party was killed. They include the undertaker and 5 other men, 2 women and 2 children. Both parents of the dead children are among th e victims. The only vehicle that escaped was the hearse. The driver of this was not aware of what had occurred until he arrived at the cemetery and found himself alone.

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have altered the aspect of the case, but there was nothing definite in that direction. He could only conclude that Hartley did not know what lie was doing, when putting his mark on the document and would therefore have to find against the will. His Honour added that plaintiff had acted quite reasonably in the matter. Costs were allowed all parties, and also in respect to the previous action for probate from the estate. (For continuation of nows, see i nirtb page),