Show POWERS DECLARES OPPOSITION COUNSEL lACKS ACS GOOD fAil Objects Most Strenuously to Long Continuance of the Brown Will Case The The er over the will of Arthur Brown was yesterday continued until Monday b by Jud Judge o il I. I L L. Ritchie after he had haa refused to dismiss the suit snit as moved by the counsel for the will Judge e Ritchie ruled that the words children children chil chit dren and sad heirs used in the tho complaint com corn complaint plaint did not necessarily debar them from furnishing their proof even though the children wore were ille illegitimate Judge Jud e Jin King ICing maintained that the tho children of Arthur Brown ha having been so mentioned in the complaint the thc defense de de' defense had relied on these pleadings as faulty and had not subpoenaed any He lie asked for a continuance This brou brought ht Judge Powers to his feet in a strenuous objection iou The judge had hail a fe few sharp things to say and ancl ands s said id them lIe He had bad he said several times consented to continuance to suit the defense and now had ar ar- Jan ed his business to try the case The raisin raising of such technical points as the defense had done had brou brought ht the practice tice lice of fhe the courts into bad repute It II readily showed that the time defense was not acting in good faith Statements were made by Caesar Brown and W. W E. E Storey of counsel forthe forthe for forthe the defense but hut Jud Judge e Ritchie held to his original decision and would grant rant no continuance further than Monday Exception was taken by the defense to o ohis his denial of the time motion to dismiss |