Show IN PROBATE COURT THE XILlACJv CASE tp IICIOHE Jl IJGE IUAIII TcKtimoiiy in Ilcjriil to Thit Afli tlnvit Otlior Husiio Disposed oft of-t the SensjJoa Yesterday The Kilpack case came up in prdbate court yesterday the issue being whether J B Blazer shall be removed or not This cause has been frequently mentioned men-tioned in the daily press it having come into prominence by the disappearance disappear-ance of an affidavit alleged to have been signed by Emily and George Kilpack which document set up that Blazer was not correcty managing the affairs of the estate and asking his removal An order was made by Judga Blair fixing Monday last for hearing A continuance continu-ance was had until yesterday when the case was opened Blazer was represented by Judge E Bowman while D N Stlaup appeared for the heirs and creditors among the latter being Ritchie RitchIe attorneys at one time far the estate There was not much sensationalism manufactured until about 1 oclock when George Kilpack jr a boy of 17 and one of the heirs suddenly leaned over the edge of the witness box where he was testifying and demanded that the administrator Blazer give him a paper he held in his hand Judge Bowman objected saying that he had not yet quite made up his mind whether he would offer the document in evidence and protested therefore that it need not be given up but after some discussion Judge Blair rued that it must be submitted in evidence The affidavit which was signed by young Kilpack set forth that afflan lad read the petition which was mad by Richie Richie on November 19 S94 purporting to be signed by him and asking for Blazers removal In it he declared that he never did sign the petition nor did he authorize anyone else to do so for him The signature was a forgery and affiant never aw the petition till November 23 1894 when it was on file in the county clerks office of-fice The allegations in the petition were all untrue in every particular The administrator had not mismanaged nor neglected the affairs of the estate neither had he threatened to affiant knowedge to use the funds to pay debts barred by any order of this court Affiant did not ask for Blazers re mnrval but he did desire the removal of E E Ritchie as an attorney far the estate for the reason that he had been guilty of unprofessional conduct and of making grossly immoral and insulting in-sulting proposals to his mother Questioned by Mr Straup young Kilpack admitted signing this affidavit knowing full well that the assertions therein were untrue Mr StraupDid Blazer tell you what his object was in getting this affidavit Did he say what he was going to do with it 7 Witness No I afterwards wanted him not to file it because it was not true but he said something about fixing fix-ing it with Mr Ritchie Judge BlairIs the signature on the petition requesting Blazers removal yours Witness Yes sir Judge Blair How came you to sign that affidavit you knew it was not true 7 trueWitness Witness Because Mr Blazer asked me to I Judge BlairAnd you swore to that which was false just because he asked you to Cannot you give any reason Witness N > Blazer said he wanted to save the estate some expense and I signed it Blazer then took a hand in the examination ex-amination Did I not call at your home November Novem-ber 21 1S94 Yes sir you did Didnt you in the presence of your mother and Mr Hicks state to me that you did not sign any petition whatever what-ever I told you that I did and that it was my name upon it Further pres3ed witness admitted that he might have said it was a forgery Attorney Ritchie Did Blazer offer you any money or inducement to sign that affidavit Witness No sir At this point in the testimony the hearing was adjourned until today The reporters for the two morning papers pa-pers will be called to testify as to the presence Of the missing affidavit Further probate business was as given Daisy Madeline Obenchain awoke yesterday morning known by that title and went to bed last night Daisy Madeline Made-line Foshay Net that Daisy was married mar-ried butthat she was adopted by W D Foshay and wife by the mothers permission In the estate of A L Pollock Saturday Sat-urday Feb 2 was set to hear petition for letters of administration In the estate of Thomas Curtis Gideon Gid-eon A Gibbs administrator has filed a petition aSking that the whole estate es-tate be Set apart for the widow Feb Chas C-has beei set for date of hearing Estate of William Howard final account ac-count and distribution approved and made Estate of David Vaughn final account ac-count allowed f I > h C 1 > > 0 l |