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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-12-20
A Sensible Couple.

Kirby Stone-Howdy, Lott! You look
happy this merry Christmas lay. You
must have had a fine present from
Mrs. l..
Job Lott had. She gave me n smile
and / gave her kiss, SO that I'm really
in hundred dollars. These economical
Christmases are the best, my boy.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-12-20
Five Thousand Pounds Going a-Begglng

rive Thousand rounds Going a-BegEing
The following remarkable paragraph
is published by TIE Bristol Times and
Mirror: II am a photographer in
Bristol, and one of the queerest ex-
periences / have ever had was the fol-
lowing: One day gentleman of
about 40 walked into the shop, pur-
chased the photograph of young
lady which was exhibited in the win
dow, and, having inquired her name
and address, which l was unable to
give him, for had only recently pur-
chased the business, and the books
were muddled-left me, having pre-
viously informed me that he would
give g20 to anv one who discovered her.
After that he took the most active
steps to find her, without avail. He
died five years ago, unmarried, and in
his will left legacy of $4,000 to the
nameless young lady whose photo
graph he had purchased, to go to her
if she were found within seven years
Of his death. Money was also left to
the executors to enable them to prose-
cute a search for her. Less than two
years now remain, and the lady has
never been discovered. We shall be
pleased if any of our readers find them
selves entitled to this legacy"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-12-20

change, and is always looking ahead
into the future, with her money hid
den in her hand for safe keeping. Her
friends say that this is the result Of
her early training and will be eradi-
Gated if she ever comes into the fifty
or SO millions her mother will leave
har.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-12-20
TO DO AWAY WITH SMOKE.
A Belgian Officer Discovers Very Use-
full Process.

full Process.
COL Dulier of the Belgian engineers
has discovered an easy and economical
method of doing away with London
smoke. The smoke enters chimney
shaped like the letter N. At the bot
tom of the left hand leg it is met by
small jet of steam, which saturates the
smoke and accelerates the draft. At
the top of the leg a spray of water
drives down the SCOT and noxious pro-
duets, allowing only almost pure vapor
to escape up the last leg Half the
acids and "a per cent of the SCOT are
thus removed. They are sent down into
the sewers, where they act as disinfect-
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-12-20
BILLIARDS AS AN EXERCISE.


Women-Cosf Of an Outfit.
Many women who are In need Of
daily pedestrian exercise find it diff
cult to obey the injunctions Of their
medical men. This is particularly true
in the case of invalids whose condi-
ton may be such as to make 1t danger
Gus to brave the peril of an outdoor
walk, For these billiards at home
forms an agreeable and ready means
of securing needed exercise, while at
the same time distracting the mind
from bodily ailments. A daily walk
and recreation may in this way be Sc
cured, no matter what the weather.
Billiards and pool We're never so pop
ular rs ut present, particularly the
latter game, and pool parties with
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-12-20
ENVOY FROM JAPAN.
SCHINlCHIRO KURINO. DIPLO-
MAT AND SCHOLAR.
He Has Lately Succeeded the Much La
mented MIR. Tateno-Has Served His
Rising Country ON Many Important
Missions.
SHINICHIRO

r. SHINICHIRO
Kurino, the new
e n oy extraordi-
nary and minister
plenipotentiary of
Japan in the United
States, who recent
ly arrived at the
legation in n sire 1T
in w $ h i n G ton,
succeeded Mr.. Coco
Tateno, soon after
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-12-20
Pelican's Great Wings.

The great pelican often has wing
spread of fifteen feet. The bird itself
sometimes exceeds twenty-five pounds
in weight.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-12-20
Perhaps Wis year, ven he tum roun',
God let me, if 90 TODD
WANTED 1T SPECIAL.

by Mrs. f. Rolfe, Superior, wis.
Copyright by 49,. ,e>te-l News
paper Union.)
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causas. abandonada


aela natursleza, & pessr de mis-
Irnucnss advertencias de tomarme "a molestla
de pasar mas de una vez ala casa del senior %.
rrano en- interes exclusive de la mlsrna enterms.
Esta victma, muri6 ssstiSa por meJor compane-
ro 4 los cincuenta un dias de operada
"Cuarta vfctima", que Y. no clta, pero que
70, no tengo Inconvenience en- enumerar, porque
s., que es un punto de apoyo vuestro singular
empeho de hacerme daio
La h1ia de don jaime Rihot, esposa que Tue
de don Rosendo Gonzalez, estaba en- 81 noveno
mes de su embarazo, padecl6 una "metrorragla
aguda". consecuencia de IN desprendimiento pla
centario, causa de un esfuerzo hecho dc una
csida de hamaca; seis horas de asistencia, dura2
te las cuales contra mi voluntad, estuvo sg1SsS
Z un tratsmiento medico, no tocol6glco cpn4ln
4 teryenci6n Immediate como ersn mis- deseos, gu
por falta de tempo no Sc emple6
uOuinta yictima' ncn. AdN Ell nom
bre de una rsspetuosa persona de ia localldad
respectable por todos menos lor uSo de vuestros
satellites, que no tuvo inconyenpate en- presental
queia contra mi On nombr0 q algel senior al ac
tuai digno alcaldo de estsdocaldad; mas inte
rrogado DOR mi, aque /se1f con5esto .....
Mny sefor n.,oly s,dgo. Con suma estra.
1.so - entero j &, .ept fecha de hoy.
-'' No M Is VI r1ad e de esta hacienda Sc le ha-
n,nnds5o ~ - ! n par. que vsitara enfsrmo 81.
|guno, nj gaT eebieto = = p0iaof4' nsnos avlsado
1hte satisfeeho dc su puutualidad an
stones les fatnca visto oblirsdoa Z
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suanuau Oy0 GUcar SIN sac At10nus. n
Con que confundo laASlnosamente la LEM
cuaf ! Ia de Darwin con Ia mss sana mo
raj? Impossible parece que, dandose tantos "pA
tacosn por esos mundos de sDios tantos hom J
bras que nos hablan de las "cucurbitaceas" como
ST fueran salidos de una de elias me creyera Oh
81 deber de contestar eualquiera barrabasada IN
c6gnita que Sc tuviera bien atribuirme
Dice usted que 70 he depuneiado sus eacri.
tos Sc conoce que le escuece no le hayan hecho
tai honor: lsabe usted por qu62 porque sus escri.
tos no tienen para mi, Yalor alguno.
Adquirido el convencimiento de este dltino,
retro los honores de Ia corte7taci6n, annque
aproYechando la oportunidad que me of.eee Ell
.tparrafazo" que me dedica en- el ndmero siguien.
te del mismo peri6dico, para hacer pdblica os.
tentaci6n por mas que inmodestia sea, de los no.
nores lauros que vengo alcanzando en- Ia przc
tica de mi diffcil profession, aunque este rabiar
pataIear os ponga. Ne cits ssted tres victi
mas de mi impericia lseran por efecto De mis- po
COS conocimientos, cor efecto de vuestra NAL
dad mala intenci6n? Voy probaroslo '.Pri-
mera vfctima" Don Pedro Muhoz, hoy en- Ia
ckrcel porque humansmonte con Ia meor in
tenci6n, se entretuvo en- spedrear uaos pobres
ciegos que pasaban por Ia Gale, sin teler presen.
On Enti6ndase, que el companerismo que aqui
aparcee mace de amarme as ese senior ensus escrtos
J que pog seQrtestas ls eoErespondo,
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Anora habia recorrido "a aquel sendero habfa laga
uo a. nm " que habia encontrado? NADIA
Nada; porque en- aquel instante en- que reeaptplob.
os amos trascurfldos encontraba entire tantaa aT
uno SOLO que 70 hubese dejado recuerdo grato nara
cOnsueo Los mlllones se habian deslizado epfra
nos no recordaba IN solo gasto l de vente france
~ que haola tenldo tantos amigos tantas oueridas h
caos en- vano en- aquelos momentos un nombre opasJo
que pronuncisr. 449liao
VI pasado 90 le aparecfa como un eapeio fe . npad
~ eonsternado de a imbecilidad de sus paceres de Is
tupao dc sus goces que 10 habfan arrastrado aona A.
Ian, ne estado loco!--se decfa--ihe estado IoeoI
Hsba Vlyldo solo para los otros por los otroa il
"a en- pensarfa en- II deapues de ocho dias2 Nat;
an 81 miss Fancy quiza pero On breye Sc consoar
ouo nueyo amor 50 reirfa de su tragco fin soA
Mas Jque le mportaba Fancy?
Los tanborss que aEunciaban qne era hora 1a 1aiar
e lardin e arrancaron dc su preocapac6u
La noche habia legado con ella una nlebIa fria
1umeda Sc habia tenddo sobre Paris E condo d Tra.
moreL 81 dejar su banco sinti6 helado.
-FoVamos IA estaci6n-se diio
lAh en- aquel momento Ia idea as eyantarsa + ~.
ue los aesos Iunto una buena chmenea e seducla IS
uette cue e haba propuesto amada no e parecfa
san maj flgurose entonces cai6ver ensangranta1 :
oescompuesto Sc do que algun mendigo le desnudaT
pasar ya lustleia ira leVantar 81 cuerpo de m des
noGldo mentras probaba SO dentdad q "a Ievars
Ia Morgue. = = Alesalia
Extgemeci6se ante ID idea de essar ten5i3o Is
sqnelas osas que hada do continue I'm chorro da
heada creia ya sery de pasoa Ia curiosi4ad ds
Aaui4tao aesqsap-da que ali concurre
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T,aamoa q il aDiscugi6n de Ia Habana.

"Los arnantes de Ia mdsiea buena estan de
plzcames. Gonzalo Ndhsz, 81 magistrsl pisnista
puertoriqueno, ha accedido por fin las reitera-
das instancias que Sc le han hecho para que dlera
clasea de piano sus muchos admlradores, IA
fiiado defnitivamente su residences On IL Haba-
ma
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G 4 IA
successes que e Dabfan condncido aquel miserable ctG
ne IN MOTEL DE que sirve al hombre que Ia rodado !
su caida? W. Han uotlVaoo
" reol marcaba va las once media
efsaoa ea q aitfculo del peri6dico que habs aido
1Quea m Nadia podido difundir aquella notcia?
MISS Fancy, sin duda Habrfa yuelto en- 81 Ia oven
Sc hahria aazado bugca desmelenada gs5;o
yes0 naoria do a club haora tropezado con aus ami
j. Ds sseg9ro aquels hora todo i mundo Sc ooupsbs
ae e sodoi los que le habian eonocdo de rato de
pre- So asercaban unos otros y So decfan:
-lsab6is Ia noticia2
-tAhl u ese pObre Tremorel. era un mu,bseh.
detras de este Conditional coocaba Il una ratabiIo
nero - ouisees de maj
NO habfa muerto adn "a Sc fugraba YER reparti,
sus osFpo!os NJ uno tomaba quenda eli otro conDra
oa sus caballos su mobiliario IN tercero
Entire tantoel tiempo paaaba La vibraci6o a,t,i
SO dej6 oir e 4oi@ y ~ felol
Era Z bora; 81 conde leyan6 tom6 sus pistoss !.
acefco q echo SO coloc6 de menera que no cavasa j.
uerra precaucl6a ahsurda cuando Sc ttata de IN seo
J gu 81 en- Da go, toman todos loe suiciias
/ sono q prmera campanads de las doce ! ID t.rs.
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Anpche no llegh Ia hora De costumsre q
correo do Ponce, segnn hemos DIDO deer porque
IA llovido lmucho en- ID carretera central
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-01

Ef Ia playa dc Mayagaez he sido alberto U ],
naroue de Bornberos, con dos bombasy los ttliei
pecssarics. Este parque estarA & cargo de
;ofa de s6cci6n don jose IT. Puig,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-01

Nos dicen de Arecibo: En- la noche,del domingo
81 crecido el rio Santiago de tai manera que ha
lpundado Is parte baia del pueblo yiendOse en q
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Nos dicep de CI

Nos dicen dc %
ra dedicarse 4 Ia pesg
zas y corrales, impidi
dice algo acerca de
Iado 4 don Dionisio.
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Sc encuentra aun Of
descargando o. yapor alcI
despachandose luego pare
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Han fallecido on Aguadilla 10 estimable
kefiora doHa Eutimia Polanco y el senior
Ion Bernardo Lopez, dependence De %
asa de los sefores Silva y CIR. J. =
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Con esar leemos el giguiente suelto on q
q Diario pular' DC Mayaguez' ~ p.1,,o
Los mpresarios del bosquo ~ .e. as s. oinlo
ros han n al. oue abandonar defnitivamente
aus PROPOSE de ofrecer grato eApSaelly aa,a lnsar
los paseant todos los uoinlngos = ddtarroi5a
de recreo. es oonga tonlar essa ,ta ~,
ci6n las fre Pntes lluylaa, por ma pai00' r.
otra ID indi sncia del pdblico.'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-01
Nos eseriben de Ponce que 81 edifcio de tres

Nos eeerIben dc Fonce que q edIncI0 ue tFes
pisos todo de manposteris y hero que destina.
do para una fabrica dc pastaa ha construido don
Alfredo Casals, llama Ia atenci6n general por
sus extensas dimensiones elegancia y hasta lujo
On las instaiaciones de Ia maquinaIia que en- bre.
We SO tsrminara sumontaje Sc nos dice que
la fabrica comen2ara sus trabaips do production
en- los primeros diss de este mes va tiene q pals
dos f5bricaa de pasta en- donde escoger aprecian-
do calidad de producto precios. Asi es como
aa llaga & la perfection d las industries
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-01
Nos Cd.

Nc al ZEN de Areeibo: "Ha causado squi
.,..5o .Ss i ci6n IL noticia de haber sdo con-
PaO.lS Paao l. ina pena 81 indivfduo Juan Bau.
as .;ota Fiauer rocesado por 81 asesinato de doh'
Carmen Ar dI pues oe ~ ahe ~ SeA esnactscno o
PaoS9l " ,.ar lava se 81 patfbulo en- esta poblaclon
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La anreciahle G.

La apreclable Y
ria de Ia parroquia d.
y muy especislmentI
Ia dicha Congregac
mes del Mes de Ma
che al toque de ora
-
Sc NOS suplica
cslosa autoridad loI
Conceio municipal
blica sobre Ia form
casas ubicadas en- !
blaci6n, SO llevan 4
miento al alcantar
trabajos de la man
sin las tapas, respi
de obras, los miasn
cantarilla, constitd
como consecuencia
| ra ell vecindario.
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case el alcalde ST.. Roses d
Ia madrugada que 80 abrIe
al mar con 10 cual han bal
que ha lloyido mucho en-
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AZ Luifa. Sc trs ! sia alf bien

EST i, asna tnvo - 81 entierro del
apreciab.e comerciadee de esta plaza, se-
nor do Jose Gonzalea y Gonzalez. En-
viamas @.su aHigida familia nuestro mas
aentido pesa,ne. Z. 1. p
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! ingcribieron en- 81 Registro Civil del
|upicipal de San Francisco de esta
nacinientos de Antonio GonzAlez
Dlaz, Benito Rosa, Gabriel Perez J
DIM ! Cruz ! Agapita zoila 0zorio
fas defuaciones do Micsela Padllla
enteroI colitis disent5rica y Gunner
! de hefnorragia nom partune; I'm 9
dral Ia Ae Jose Gonzalezy y Gonzalez
hnuorr8oica.
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El correo cen
che 4 las 10 y 20
mahana. l1o det
de Juana-Dfaz. j
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ros legados esta mahana por q vaporr
EHsrrre: jose Vale Garcia, Manuel
|milic A. Ramirez, santiag' Michele,
] Dsninguez, Ramon Navarro, Jose
ramon Maceiras, Ric'rdo Vizcayss,
ysrrelo, Francisco Garcia, Jose Perez
niis, Rodolfo Alay6n, Juan ochos,
Santos Y familia, Jose Riera Palmer e
Mepepdez, Jose Blanch, Alfredo Go,
ador Ti6, B. Gelpi, Francisco Bllou'
|snco \ de familia, Juan Vidal Ro'
Etin Isyara, jose Comas Valdesplno.'
Earban, Maximino Perez, J. 9; Agoyl
bmilia. Miguel Pestafia, Ventura ma
famijis, Manuel Valentfn, Alelandrs
uiua artfnez.
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Dicese que \
Loteria Provincia
Capital, 81 segund
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calabraran los dihniteros de Europa?
III f@@e @-@----
Biblioteca q Ca espaaola, cincuenta cen,
tavos Il tomo. cuadernados tela. Vida de
Santa Teresa de Bs1s, tomos. Moaesslas Y, del l
trato humane. komo. 81 Bachiller de Sala.
manca ~ tomo. IObras escogidas de Jovellanos,
! tomos iii dilde fiesta. Epfstolas fam1llares
:, oscouidas ddGueyara. Comedies escogidPs
de Alarc6n. Oras escogidas de LARA, tomo.
Librerfa de B. Saniurjo Vidal
Vapores q3 SO eaperan: III lngles "oayo
Romano sali6 lie Amberes 81 10 oel Pasauo
81 espahol "An2nfo Lopez sallo de la napana J
el 80 del pes para seglllr vlale "a Oa'M q =
dal 49, baf "Graa AntiIla, sali6 DC
que esplr6 djrecto para este
cal "a passje para Ia Habana
mas, Sagua Cienfuegos. %
Rodriguez" estarf aqui 81 de
pte del Havre via San Thomas
salf6 Ell 81 del paaado de Liver
30 las Azores para Ia carga de
con pernieo esrecial del Gohier
listo para salir dc las Azore
Capital procedeHte d
amigo el aefor dol
ectorio Comercial
Rico, que el
ludamos afec
zero de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-01
Hoy /. 9 de

ouistas: la fiesta lmada - -,s.ss.
celebraran los dihniteros de Europa
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elantero del yes.
2. 81 traje, del
e, y 81 sombrero
hdo ambos colores.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-09-14
RELICS OF THE ANCIENTS.
Articles About 5000 Years Old Dug ont
Of the Ruins of Niffer.

WASHINGTON, Sept 13.-An account of
the scientific explorations of the ruins of
Niffer, near ancient Babylon, which is be-
ing made by American scientists under the
auspices of the Babylonian exploration
fund, which was subscribed by Philadel-
phians in 1855, has been furnished the State
Department by Minister Terrell. The work
OF excavation, begun in 1887, has been
continued by DIR. Peters and DR.. Hilpr3cht.
only the former being now engaged From
$50 to $50 Arabs are constantly employed.
In the number of tablets, brick inscribed
vases, and in the value Of cuniform texts
found, the American enterprise is said TO
rival the explorations of Layard at Nine
vain. DIR. Hilprioht, the distinguished Os-
syrian scholar of the University OF Penn
~sylvania, remains at the museum at the re-
quest of the Turkish government TO trans
late Inscriptions and arrange the tablets
and other relics dating back to 400 Il. g..
Many tons of tablets, s~arcopnag1 and the
like have already arrived at the museum
in Constantinople, and the Sultan. in rec
professors, has promised that the Univer-
sity OF Pennsylvania shall receive one OF
all duplicate antiques. Minister IerreI
says that this enterprise has revealed an
antiquity of the human race nearly ten
centuries older than science had knowledge
of before. The religion, government, habits
of life, and to a great extent the customs
OF men who lived 1900 years before Christ
now being translated here and arranged by
Professor Hilpricht. Thus far $1,000 in
scribed tablets OF clay ard stone have
include promises TO pay debts, deeds, con-
tracts and records of important public and
private events. One tablet seen by Minis
ter Terrell was a promise 10 pay borrowed
money. with interest in shekels, in the reign
OF CambySeS.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-09-14
REFORMS AT CHICAGO
BATH TUBS TO BE PLACED IN THE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
And Dirty Pupils Scrubbed Clean
SlantinE System OF Penmanship to
Give Way TO the Vertical.

CHICAGO, Sept 1S.-The Chicago Board
OF Education, after a somewhat tempestu-
Gus discussion, voted to abandon the old
5lanting system of penmanship and to in
troduce into the Chicago schools the vert
ical system. The board introduced another
innovation, the bath tub. as a factor In
education. A part of the basement of the
Jones school, corner of Harrison street and
Plymouth place, will be fitted up with bath
tubs, and the same will be done with the
basement of the Washburn school. Four
teenth street, near Desplaines. The tru-
ant officers. il is stated, are constantly
finding children whose physical condition
makes it undesirable TO have them thrust
into the schools. Then. too, there are other
pupils whose parents do not appear to pos
sess a clear appreciation of what the prop
err degree of cleanliness is. Henceforth, in
these schools at least, dirty boys will re-
ceive a scrubbing under the supervision of
the school janitor, and girls who look as
though a bath would improve their appear
ance will be taken in charge by the
women who are employed as assistant
j~anitors. The board deemed it as essential
that a child should know the value Of soap
and water as we'll as the double rule OF
to supply the school with bath tubs orig
mated with Mrs. j. NJ. Flower, who re-
Gently retired from a three years service
as a member of the Board of Education,
and who is now a candidate for trustee of
the State University.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-09-14
ASKS AN INJUNCTION
CITIZENS sTREET-RAILROAD CON-
PANY MAKES A NEW MOVE.
Wants City Restrained from Proceed
ing I'm the Case in State Courts
Leroy TempIetOn's Suit.

The attorneys for the Citizens Street
railroad Company yesterday evening made
application 20 Judge Baker, of the United
States Court. for an order restraining the
city of Indianapolis from proceeding with
it's suit against the company in the State
Circuit Court. The application was made
upon the grounds that the Citizens COM
pany has filed it's bond anu petition for re-
moval from the State court. The claim
is made that althc ugh the State court has
decided that it has jurisdiction the decision
is erroneous.
1t is asserted that the case should have
been removed to the United States Circuit
Court. The effect of the application, if
successful, will be to stop all further pro-
ceedings in the State court and throw the
litigation regarding the rights of the city
and the two street-railway companies into
the United States Circuit Court. Attorneys
Miller and Winter, for the Citizens street
railroad, were present, Mr.. Miller present
ing the application for Injunction. General
Harrison was not present. John NJ. Butler
replied TO Mr.. Miller's argument in behalf
OF the city OF indianapolis. At the con-
clusion of the argument Judge Bake an
nounced that he would give an opinion In
the case on Saturday.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-09-14
TITLES.
Alarm I'm Evansville v Sales Made
by the Late w. II. Winsor.
New York Tribune.

New YORK ITlDune.
There is CONSERVATION in Evansville,
Ind, among a large number OF property
holders who during the last seven years
bought real estate I'm Evansville of Will
the Aston House last Saturday. Winsor
gave warranty deeds for real estate valued
at over $4,000. which he sold in parcels as
he needed the money. He owned, Ii is now
said, only a one~third interest in the lots.
and as soon as a guardian or administrator
Is appointed to take charge of the interests
of Winsor'S child Constance the purchaS-
ers OF the Evansville property will either
have to pay two-thirds of the purchase
price over TO Constance or surrender pos
session OF the property.
Herbert r. Andrews. OF No. 26l Broad
way. the lawyer who drew Winsor's first
wife's will. said yesterday: THE first
property in Evansville. She made a will
In favor OF her husband on Sept. Is, 1855,
a few days before her first child. Con-
stance, was born. Under the law in this
State and in Indiana the birth OF an only
child after the execution of a will abso-
lutely revokes the will and the person dies
out having made a new will. She willed
everything 10 her husband. and fully in
tended he should have everything. l told
them when ! drew. the viii Just how the
birth of a child might affect Ii, but they
never consulted me about the matter after
ward. The will was admitted to probate
shortly after Mrs. WinSor died, I'm 1889, In
this city. and L obtained for Mr.. Winsor
a proper copy for record in Indiana. I'm
oer the law OF lnulana IN Sucn cases the
husband takes one-third, the children two
thirds. In the many different sales OF
property Winsor made to Evansville people
II Is strange that the titles were not in a
few instances thoroughly searched. 1t was
not until within the last two weeks that
any one in Evansville knew OF the defect
I've titles. The child Constance owns two
thirds of all the property left by her
mother in Evansville, while her fathers
deeds are good for only one-third. The
lawyers i'm Indiana who made the convey
ance for Winsor are liable for the losses
which will ensue TO the purchasers"