Estate of Carpenter

—E'thel Shutan offered for probate a writing purporting to be the holographic will of Samuel Carpenter, deceased. The probating of said instrument was opposed by Mary Dye and a number of other persons who, admittedly, would share in the distribution of the estate of Samuel Carpenter in the event of intestacy. There were several grounds of contest, but the court sustained the opposition to the probate of the instrument upon the sole ground that the alleged holographic will was not dated. From the judgment which followed, and from the order denying her motion for a new trial, the defendant and…