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r;i:qr est qu estioxed. LONDON, January 17. j Tin* validity of ;i becpiest of £3.000 to tlie London spii itmflistie alliance to e-tnldish a training college lor mediums, was challenged in Use Chancery ( ..ni t bv the icsiduary legatees under the v. ill of a denationalised German, who left the money to various li« j.it— ■ als. ami charitable institutions Sir ] Conan Doyle tiled an affidavit showing from experience that when normal ; methods failed, physic treatment sue- 1 (ceded. Other medical affidavits on similar lines were also submitted. Comis.-l for i'.c legatees thought the mediums were born, not made. the l.cipii st fn: training conjurors v.otdd be a good charitable gift enabling certain persons to earn an honest living win r the bequest to train people to perform tile three card trick would not lie a good idia iit able gift. The hearing was adjourned. \ RAILWAYMAN .M I'IIDERED. NEW YORK. Jan. Hi. At Harrison (Arkansas) angered by the recent sabotage in eonneetion with i the local railway strike a molt of citiI zens descended on the home of a strik--ler named McGregor, who tied amid a ! bail of bullets. Later McGregor's body i was found hanging from a trestle. The mot) seized another man who supplied hail for the strikers charged with sahoI t.-.'e and whipped him. ! "• EXILED GREEK PRINCE. NEW YORK, Jan. 17 fhe exiled Prhiee Andrew of Greece j tins arrived he*e on a visit .