, 1873-01-01


OF tho divorced lllrnch couple, respecting whose
matrimonial lufolicitios 10 mourllfu M ntoroBt
has atthchcd-t1o mournful intorest derivnblo
from Tho contemplation OF other peoples trou-
bios. THO Court ordered tho following docroo
to DO en!erod:
Tho motion Of tho complainant, that tho Gus
tody Of tho two children, Alfrotl and Hugo, bo
taken from tho dofendaut md gvon to tho COM
plainant, and a1so TINT slle DO allowed further
sum Of alimony, l,aying boon brought on to bo
hoard upon afldayits Alod upon tho rart Of both
tho complainant and defendant, mud upon
argument and the defendant now In
open Court offering iu caso Of boing
permitted to retain tho custody of sa!d ohildron,
to send tho anil two boys to school at Notre
Dam q. Ind, md koop thom continually at said
school, and tho Court being now fully advised Ii,
tho premises, It Is ordered and deoreed that tho
custody Of tito boy Alfred be and now Ia trans.
forrod from sald defendant to said complainant,
md that Bnia Alfred remain in said custody oi
said complainant until tho further order OF tho
Court; and that the boy Hugo remain in tho
latter shall sond him within two wookB Of thia
dato to Raid school, and keep him thero till tho
further ortior OF tho Court; and 1t Ia ordored
thai tho amount Of alimony ro1naln ns 1t now Ia
until tho furthor order Of Tho Court.
Mrs. 1Iirsoh inado nn almost frantic nppoal to
His Honor to a!tor hiH decision.
,t1sop1rAsrorR sorra.
rrn1,cis Il. Dusten, of Dotyoit ovnor ~ thu
propeller J. Barber, brings Bult against Curta
Boughton and Jamos Paxton, OF st. Joseph,
Mich, under contract BY which plaintiff lot bis
said propeller 10 tho defendants to ply with
freight and passengers, from Juno 10, II, to
Doc. l, II, between st. Joseph and Chicago for
D net aum Of $4,000. Tho action ia to recover
tho vaiuo of tho propeller, $4,000, tho vessel
being roturna5lo ut tho cloeo OF tho contract,
and for tho balance Of tho $1,000 aforesaid only
sG50 having been received on account Of the
yesHe1's an ryicea Tho yessol waa 1u,rna,1 n tro
so 'ls'1 -a', 'seso "ae uu"e1 ~ WV
Masel uage On '1o l9t ot July, 1914 "A'le on
lor 'f'p 'fo'h 9t' 'oHoph'
noIohz rtauz mes 2 p1ll IN INC 01rcult Court
e9'1npateh1nR ,'1p .nai 40 noughs @ o. >; ~ orton aug
",ius ~ ~ itmnuhoe 3or St,ooo tho southeast
sa,'ai ior Scesao ~ tomnsnlp 51 PAYING
sai ~ H., ".ounS ca account int warranty decd
s]oennr "Ss hton tn any, u, 'ouEea % ~ ~ she nanaa o..
sieopor T. Yjtom INV rofnao H,1 ~ a'yo ~ % ~ tn"i na
~ Gte9po. !" nt.Ut MI ~" Io1uso " ei.o " Up, anu
tons. He prays that nll parties bo restrained
denlinE with tho proporty and that tho arroo-
mont to Holl be forthwith carried into eiIcct.
For which purposo hc pave The amount On tho
faco Of tho contract into Court.
o,o ~ ,,a was. ,x,to+,,,,,. o,..., r...
yaor.o ,,raoants ~. .u'1 NY leoaIea We"
saaa p.ooonto en"s nae p"ou E,'e'' tn's yeaf ot
tho Office OF tho Bankruptcy Register
Hibbard yestorf1nr. In nnBworipp lin inouirv nj
poor woman as to the chances of cottit1p a
dividend out OF the Groat Western INSURANCE
Company. Tho Register assured hor that tue
prospects wore favorable for anything from so
70 ~ per cent, aud tho woman went away with
u napiy neaT1.
Tho Times man lie 30 mad at losing all the Inn
portant matters that have trans pirod In the
Courts during tho past throe months. oxcopt
ettocts ~, ,,,nro W poTsGnal
noor Woy nt mnb,nn , for os,nn
mssed 7uv nft"r ~ .,,od 'n,5i
in The dear mans oays ~ ~ a1uuy "rs
he has had neither tho activity, ability, or knowl-
odgo OF his business to collect,
In rofercnce to tho mottona for ,,ozv trial ona
r. narent ~ ~ tno itlotiolls 1or new trlai ana
=. the Eclectic Life Insurance Company, where
a verdict waH givon for the widow OH tho policy.
the Court Dooth, - hae ordered that 1t nppear
~, ~ 'no socotas thas tno motions woro hlod on
,, Tue sa.l'e aag aa (nagnont, but after Judgment