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The Washington times., 1895-03-30

Warren. William, $3.50.
warren, William, $21IS
warren, William, $40. 40.
webster. William F., $27, 81.
Week. w. 7. L.. $1,000
West. Wm; H.. ct a., trust, $e52.21.
West, w. H.. SD SO.
Wedasr WWeetherIll Wm. p, $27 "a;
Wheeler, VIM. III ct al. trust $AaQR
Whelan. William T., S4S ID
Whelan, William T., SAG. 70
Whelan, William T., SS41
Whelan. William T., S1491.
White. Williams, S37.S3
Wilcox. Walter r., $1,000
Wilcox, Walter r., $1925
wilcox, Walter r., $1913
Wilcox, Walter r., $1SS3.
wilcox, Walter r.. SS.23.
Wilcox, Walter r., $3S 16.
Wilcox, Walter r.. $1979.
Wilcox, Walter r., S1704
Wilcox, Walter r., S1847.
Wilcox. Walter r.. SI59.66.
Wilson, William. S1392
Wilson, William H.. $2118
Window. William D.. $3S75.
Wright. Wllliam H, S21 81.
Wright. William II. ct al. SGT .49.
Wright. William W., $1225
Wright. William w, jr, $500
Moodward, Mm VIM. ( ( Ct ct al. a. si2.ss. s. Is
Woodward' Woodw.ar I'd yn, Nm + + Ct t al. ss7d.
WormIcy, VIM. H. A.. S57.69.
Wormley. VIM. Ii. a.. S57 "a.
Williams. Zodoc, S3l 90.
Y
Young. Alice H.. S4S96
Young, Cloie. S66s.
Yoder. Emma L., S23.53.
Yoder. Emma L.. $209S.
Yoder. Emma l.. $25.73.
Yoder Emma L.. S44.92
Younger. Edw c.. S4S39.
Young. Francis. S5161.
Young. Henry. ct al, tr., $67. .3S.
Young, Henry, ct al, tr., S16.39.
Yonng, Henry. C., $304
Young, John NJ. S13.S4
Young, John NJ, 9, each $500
Young, John NJ, S13S4
Young, John NJ. S1413
Young, John NJ, $14.16.
Young. John Thos. $lS.06.
Young, Lavinia. S942 %
Young Mems Christian A ssh, of ID. c..
sag 81.
Young Mems Christian Assn, of D. c..
S12S21
Yates, Richard H.. S7.37.
Yates, Richard H.. S63.o5.
Yates, Susan. S5.TT
Young Thomas E.. S1372
Young, Thos. f.. 5000
Young, Vim. II. A. S42.96
Z
ZaDponc. America, $3.50
Zimmerman. A. trust, S66.5 OF.
Zuccareilo, Felix. =. each Sl7.l6
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.httA --HiAf feN'" . -
Morgan. C. G.. So. 10.
Meem, Elizabeth. j. and Lucy, and others,
1884.
Meem Elizabeth j . and Lucy, and others,
SIS 40.
Methodist Episcopal Church. Sls56
Martin Grandon B., SIS As
Mason. George W. 81 SO
Mason. George w, $50 so.
Manogue, James. So. SO.
Manogue, James. SIT 90.
Manogue, James, S37 OF.
Manogue, James. sos SO.
Manogue, JameS, $1O9 o.
Manogue, James S3275
Mann, Josephine. 81 So.
Miller,J. Barton. Scott.
Maher. John, S775
Maher, John. S62 OF
Mcdaniel, Jno. H, S5i4
Mcdaniel. Jno. H. So Sc
Mcdaniel, Juo H. $3.50
McGowne. Ohm. S4S.0
Miller, Julian H. S4.0S.
Miller, Julian H., Sl0373
Miller. Julian H. S90.56
McCann, Mary. S6.39.
McCann, Mary, So Sc.
Moran, Michael. So TO-
Moran, Michael. S12S2
Moran, Michael. S6744
Morris N c. $500
Mahon, Patrick. S7.09.
Mahon. Patrick, S4.I6.
Mason, Sarah. So So
Mason. Sarah. So so.
Mason, Thos.. S6 60.
MdSOll, LpS-s Sfs
Manogue, VIM H. 8, each S13.55.
Manogue. VIM H S20.73
Manogue, VIM II 8, each S11.53.
Manogue, VIM HI, each S10.22.
Manogue, VIM. H $3.50.
Manogue, VIM H.. $50 SO.
& Manogue, VIM H. Z. each $1013.
Manogue. VIM H. 8. each 1855.
Manogue. Vim. H. S9.l5.
Manogue. Wm. H. $50 AZ
Manogue, VIM H $50 Sc.
Manogue, Vim H. 2, each S1S.69.
Manogue, VIM. H., 2, each SIS
Manogue, VIM. H.. SS1 OIL
Manogue. VIM. H, S13.49
Manogue, Vim. H. S71.SS,
Manogue, VIM. H., $500.
Manogue, VIM. H., 2, each SSH
Manogue, Vim. H. S13.S7
Manogue Vim. H. S41.37.
Manogue VIM H.. SI5.60
Mayse. William S31 .46.
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Mannakee, William. 81 %.
Mannakee. William. 5000
Neenan. Stephen J.. S73.S1.
Newman, Thomas A <12.G2.
Newman. Thomas A S24.73.
Newman, Thomas A. SIT. .0S.
Newman. Thomas A. S74.34.
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Walter, John, sr.. $3.64.
Walter, John, ST., 2, each 1851.
Walter, John. 1r, $500.
matter, John, ir., $l4Oh;
Walter, John, jr., 500 .09.
Walter. John H., $51 80.
Walter. John H., 8. each $11. "a
Walter, John H., SIC. 80.
Walter. John H., .$10.99.
Walters, James, S2.S5
Warner, Jas, G. eft al. S11.22
Washington' WWashhiington' Jno; Ino;h b. $I2o7. y dG
Waters, John, $111.71.
Waters, John, S31 ID.
Waters. John, Sill 90.
Waters, Joseph, $500.
Waters, Julia, S20.S5.
Waters, Julia, S4.65.
Warlng, John p, $16.s2.
Waring, John p, so. b2.
Weaver, James e., tr.. $48.S4.
Weed. julia T.. S44.9s.
Wells, John, $132.46.
White. Jas. NJ, $3.50.
White, John H.. $2462.
White, Jno. J., $40. 10.
Wilkinson, John +. N, $13.O3
Wiilett, JAS. j. et al, 4. each. s b2. o9
Willett. Jas. P. ct al. ST .251.s6.
WlIlett, John A., S1S. 90.
Wlilett. John A, $6.52.
Williams, Jas. f.. r., SlS6.89
Williams, John, $11Oi.
Williams, John, $9.7l
Williams, Jesse, S22.32.
Williams, Jesse, S33. 80
Williams, j. Cooper, S27 st.
Willis, John, S5. SO.
Willets. Jane j. et al, $To.f!
Williams. J.W., S12.27.
Wilson. JOS f.. S2S.62.
Wilson, Jas F.. 81 11.34.
Wilson, Jos E.. $40.14.
Wilmot, John H., 3, each $13.62.
W1lmot, John H., 2, each S12. 20.
Wilson, Jas. II. g. ct al, S50S.
Wilson. JAS ii. G. ct al, $4.9o
Wilson, Jas II. G.. et al, $3.50
Wilson. JAS II. C. ct al, S4.72.
Wilson, Jacob D., S63.96
Wilson, John, S1S.96.
Wilson, John, S3.e1.
Winston, james, 81 %.
Wise. John, tr., S19. 10.
Wonderiick. John, S366.l5
Worderlick, John, $193.36
Wright, Jas H.. So. 16.
Wright. James II S51 S.i
Wright, James NJ Sl9.S2.
Wright. John H.. S43.02.
Wright, John r.. S24.53.
Wright, John T.. $3.50.
Wood, John H.. S45.5o.
Wood, John w, S25.4
Wood, James r., SG9.s1.
Winter. Kate. SIS .27.
Winter. Kate. Sc Cd
Winter Kate ST
Winter. Kate. S9.2l.
Winter Kate S104S.
Winter Kate, Sl3.51.
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INDIAN ALloTMEnrs.
sro-nias .aa Ks-s--.s.'


MoHoSg, n. ", Oct Ii.--At the
morning session Of the Indian confer
ence tue principal speakers were v.
NJ. Browning. commissioner OF Indian
affairs, aud ex.Un United States Senator
Dawes OF Massachusetts They dis
cussed the working OF the Law provid-
ing for allotment to the Indians Of
lands in seyeralty.
IL is impossible, Mr.. drowning ar
gued, TO render the Indian self-sup-
porting so long a. the old tribal rela-
tions continue
x-Senator n'wes followed. He
said that the = iotment policy had
been At once an experiment. and n nee
essity. Congress having made pro-
vision for educating the Indians, found
that something more was necessary.
lie conld not be civilized and Chris.
uAnized merely by intellectual trails
Jog. IL was necessary that he should
have q home The trouble was the law
had fallen among thieves After the
allotment had been made, the
government was authorized to sell
the rest Of the reservation. Grasp
log men saw their opportunity.
Their AIM WAS to have the Indians
20 disposed OF that they themselves
should have the best part Of the ressr
vation. Instead " the experiment
being confined To any one reservation,
seven reservations were experimental
with The Indians were crowded o6
their reservations and the harpiea
seized whatever they could. II was
the boast aud pride Of one govern
NEST official who had To deal with the
question, that lie had opened more
reservations to the whites than any Of
his predecessors. The Indians in
some instances were allotted lands
that they had never seen aud could
not 6nd. Referring TO the lease evil
the senator says IL the United States
does It's duty il will put the men OF
the land they have leased from the
Indians, since the Indians have no
title ia the lands that had been allotted
TO thcm and had no right to lease
them.
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BRADLEY DEIOUIcgS CAP
fMI ARIEE' ARREsf.
USES sTRoNo LANGUAGE.
&c. yniust, UniavfuI, Arbierary, TTrHs-
nIesi snd csprIeious .a the Part Of
the Rstired Commander. In
whatever Cepssity Ne Acted
The CaPteia DeehArg-
sd--wm NE Appealed.

WksHINsT0N, Oct. il.--Judge Brad
ley Of the district supreme court to-
day ordered the discharge from Gus
tody Of Captain George A. Armes, who
wss arrested on the order Of Lieuten-
ant general sehofeld, just prior to the
lattffs rstirement from the command
OF army, for having written him
an hsulsing letter. The judge said.
II be arrest aud taking Of Armss into
cpstody, carrying him away from his
haine to barracks and holding him In
clbse arrest without any antecedsht
barge Of crime preferred in any way
egainst him was and is unjsst, unlaw-
tul, arbitrary. tyfannical and capri
cious on the part of General Schoheld
lin whatever capacity he acted. wheth-
er acting as Lieutenant general or act
ing secretary of war. The petitioner
is discharged.
The Judge then went into the matter
at considerable length and said: mo
charge WIS preferred against Armes at
the time Of his arrest, NO crime has
been charged sincc, and for the of
fenses alleged, NO arrest was neees-
sary, The arrest and confinement
were unlawful and oppressive. As the
offense charged would, upon substs n
tiatIon, result only in reprimasd, sus-
pension or dismissal, the possession OF
the body of the accused was not neces-
sary to carry out the charges, as
would have been the case II imprison-
ment or death was 10 be the sentence. ="
Speaking Of tho presidents power in
army matters. the Judge said: "The
president OF the United states IL COM
mauder-in-chief of the officers of the
army on the retired list. This func-
tion of the chief executive, however,
h unaccompsnied BY narrowing care
or weighty responsibility. His title
OF commsnaer-in-chief, so far - II re.
lates to retired officers, is shorn of al
power to iuposs naties, aud appearst TO
be an errpty nsshe.
The j'Sge advoceee general OF the
war deparimsp1SSs determined u
take an appe&P ison the decision OF
Judge Bradley This will carry the
matter to the court OF appeals OF the
District Of Columbia.
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America Not /. or.a, win. Cou.try.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE French
embassy has received from the inter
national exhibition At Bordsaux,
France, the second bulletin ON the
wine production Of the world. 1t
makes the surprising statement that
the United States Ia fifteenth in i'm
portanee among the wine producing
countries, being preceded by Chill,
Roumania, Servia. Greece, Argentine
Republic, Switzerlssd sGd other small
countries besides the great centsrs OF
wine production, France leads, Al
for years.
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Notice hy Publication.

In tho District Court Ia aud for Logan
county, Oklahoma.
Cora q, lIill Plaindh, vs.. George C. Hlll,
Defendant.
The above named defendant. George G.
Hill, viii take notice that he has been
sued by the plaintiff, Cora O. lllil. la The
district court OF Logan county Oklahoma
and that he must answer or otherwise
plead 10 he petition filed therein on be-
fore the 7th day Of October, a. d., 1876.
or said petition, praying for a divorce aud
the care, custody and control Of their two
minor children vii be heard iexparte and
judgment rendered accordingly a. prayed
Given under my hand and the seal ol
this court this Goth day of August 1891.
Louis T.. PIrrs, Clerk.
by ALFRED :. DEWITT.
Deputy Dist. Clerk
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Rosk. Oct. 1.-The pope to-day re.
eeivea in audience the United States
minister to Austria, Bartlstt Trip,
and congratulated him upoa the eom'
plete freedom Of Catholicism in the
uuiteS Stztee He alluded 70 the
coming elevation Of hOnsiguor Satolli
to the cardinAlate Aad inquired coz
cerning the health Of President Cleve-
land, Tor whom he expressed warm
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First published In the Daily Leader
Aug 81, 1895.
Notice.


First published In the Daily Leader
Aug 81, 1895.
Notice.
Of Oklahoma. Logan county
ss. In the district court, within and
for said county aud territory.
Sarah J. Robinson, plaintiff, vs.. Ma
than Robinson, defendant.
Said defendant, Nathan Robinson,
will take notice that he has been sued
in the above named court. for a divorce
upon the following grounds. to.wit:
First Extreme cruelty by said de-
fendsut TO plaintiff.
second. Gross neglect OF duty by
said defendant 70 said plaintiff, and
that he must answer the petition died
therein, by said plAintih, on or before
the 18th aay OF October, A. ID. 1895, on
said petition will be taken as true and
Judgment rendered for the plaintiff Ia
said action for . decree of absolute di
vorce. aud that she hold, enjoy, and be
declared 70 be the absolute owner oi
she following property to-wit;
The ne or Of sec. 80 Ia Up. 10 nortf
br range 2, west OF ]. H., and all house
holdlgoods, cooking utensils, farming
ihplements, live stock, and other per
sdnsl property now IN her possession
cd said above described tract Of land
frte from the control or dictation o
saie defendant; and for such reason
ablt slim0ny as 70 the court shal
seet just; aud that abe be allowed tn
ears(nnd custody Of the two children
bornSpf the marriage OF said plaintiff
and defendant. Attest
lsElLl Louis Z. Pitts.
Clerk Of said court.
Keatbn a CotterAl, Attys for PIN.
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First published in the Daily Leader
Sept IA, 1898.
Nniice for publication.

@NOAhNt ~
Ia the district court within and for
Logan county, Oklahoma territory.
Charles w. Ransom, plaintiff, vs.. Ma
~ G.. Jones. John A. smith, Joseph w.
Miller and Harvey l. McKennon, Chan
dler McKennon and Fannie X. Mcken-
non, as heirs OF Francis r. MeKennoni
and samuel Murphy and Harry Pente-
cost, administrators OF said MekenDon,
defendants.
Said defendants, Harvey l. Mcken+
non, Chandler Mckennon and Fannie
r. MeKennon. heirs Of Francis X Nc
KennOn, will take notice that they
have been sued In the above named
court, TO quiet the title OF the real es-
tate described In the plaintiffs com
plant. to-wit: Lot nine (9l in block
forty f47), ia the subdivision of
the city OF Guthrie formerly known as
tuthrie proper. Ia said county AND
territory, and to have the legal title
70 said real estate Invested out OF said
above named defendants and each and
every OF them and vested in said
plaintiff. aud that said plaintiff be de.
clared both the legal and equitable
owner OF said real estate; aud that
they must answer the petition filed
therein on or before the 25th day ol
October, 1898, or said petition will 0s
taken as true and judgment entered
10 said action. diyesting the legal title
a. pfayed for la plaintiffs complaint
Attest; Louis +. Pitts,
Clerk 0f said court
Alfred 81 Dewitt. Deputy,
Keaicn 4 cotterAl, Atty's for PIN.
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Firs. published In the Daily LeadC
September 5, lsDS.
Notice by Publication.

In the district court OF Logan county,
oklahoma territory
Nancy T. Symers, plaintiff, vs. George
w. Symers, defen liant
The above named defendant, George
w. Symers, will take notice that he
has been sued in the district court Of
Logan county, Oklahoma territory, by
the plaintiff, Nancy u. Symsrs, that he
must answer or otherwise plead To said
petition on or before the 18th day OF
October. 1895, or said petition, praying
for divorce from the defendant aud
restitution OF her maiden name, will
be taken as true and judgment rem
dered accordingly. granting an abso-
lutte divorce, as prayed
Given under my hand and seal OF the
eodrt this 4th day OF September, 1895.
lsEAI. LOUIS T. PITTs,
Clerk OF District Court.
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PTTsBUR0, Pa, Oct. l.--For two
nonths = severe drought has prevailed
ali over Western Pennsylvania, Wesl
Virginia, almost the entire state Of
Ohio and psrts Of Indiana. In all ex'
eept the last asmed state there ha'
been rsmarkab BILE deficiency IN rain
fall. according 70 Hgures Of the Pitts
burg weather station.
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MADAGASCAR CONQUERED
The French Campaign Ends IN the
Hovas saLmisbiOn-

PARIS, Oct. 1.-THE minister Of war,
General Zurlinden, received . dispatch
from Mojanga to-day confirming the
news previously received from Port
LUIS, island of Mauritius, Of the cap
ture of Antananariyo, capital Of the
island of Madagascar, by the French
expeditionary force under the COM
mand of General Duchesne.
IL Is semi-officially announced that .
rigorous protectola.e will be esta b.
lished by France over the island of
Madagascar, assuring the preponder-
ance OF the entire administrators. The
queen, Ranavalona Ill, will be re
tained, but the prime minister, her
husband, Rainilairivony, will be trans
ported.
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Notice for Pardon.

Territory Of Oklahoma, Logan
county, 50.
To whom II may concern; Notice is
hereby given that an application will
be presented Nov. J, 1898, TO w. C.
Renfrow. governor OF Oklahoma terri
tory. for the pardon OF Henry Nolls,
convicted Oct -, 1894, In the district
court of Logan county Of grand lar.
ceny aud sentenced Oct. IS 1894, to be
confined IN the territorial prison at
Lansing, Kansas, for period OF four
years. Henry NoIIs.
Cole Marlin. Attorney.
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Territory OF Oklahoma, Logan County.
Ia the District Court,
Moses Pearson W. Mary Pearson.
The above named defendant, Mary
Pearson will take notice that she has been
sued IN the district cOurtlOf Logan county
territory o. Oklahoma, by the plaintit,
Moses PeafsOn. Ia an action for divorce
aud that she must appear ana answer
the petition which has been hled iu said
court, on or before the sth day OF OctO-
and answe. said petition, IL VIII BE- taken
a. trne. and a Judgment taken against
her dlyorclng the plaintiff from her and
dIssolying the bon matrimony be
tween the plaintin and the defendant,
and for costs Of suit.
Witness ny hand and the seal OF said
court al my office In Guthrie In said
county and territory. this 2ilh day { Au'
gust, lsl5. Louis r. firfn,
sKALl Clerk OF Said Court
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MISSIONARIES IN NEED.
The Congregational Hsns society ia rem-
porsr, FI.s....i ytrs,,.

hHN No"bfN8AttVNeh hhNAAN IOttNtt ~ hNs1s~
Porsry Finsasisi strsIts
New YoBE, Oct. 1.-THE COngregs-
tionsl Home Missionary society 10 in
debt to the banks si79, 900, its tre2sury
is empty and, inasmuch as only $780,
900 of the indebtedness 10 secured by
collateral, tho banks have refused fur
ther unsecured loans The sala-
ries of the home missionaries were
due October I. Failure to receive
them means in many cases borrowing
of local banks Al high rates Of interest.
The society % absolutely dependent for
the time being upon Shs gifts Of
churches aud individuals The pres
ent situation "a dse not only to the
bard times, but 10 the chronic omis-
sion of Congregational churches TO
take their missionary collections in the
summer and early fall. The severity
of the crisis is great, but temporary,
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At the meeting of the Republican
club of Massachusetts, . letter "as IN
dorsed placing Boston In the list OF
contestants for the Republican nation
al convention next year.
Ne wiz Hss nssoIAs . PrssehsE.
ArcHnOH. Kan, 0ct ID. II Il
Allensworth, eOslsin Of Woe President
Stevenson. who went 70 Des MoiDes,
lows, few weeks ago for the purpose
Of sntsrinK Drake l1niysrsity to stady
theology. has decidpd 70 return q
Atehis0n and net lake . theslQgicAl
eonr1e. he attraotst considerable A.
tention one yeey ago by bringing suii
against uovsfnor Lewsliins and hil
staN for so. .0cS damages alleged u
have besa sustained b. . woman
ciient because her hnsbsnd was aols
70 secure liquor eonsrsFy y be pro
hibitory Law. The e@ss vas thro"f
out Of eeaFt
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Mlu As.ln.. Hsraslo-.r.

WAsHsoToE, Oct 1.-The inter
eating tact has just reached the sur
face that Senator Hi, when here
some days ago, stated that hs would
oppose the eonfirmation Of Mr.. Horn
blower should his name again be sent
TO the senate for the supreme court
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TWO MENAGERlES
OF Wild Beasts

and open dens Of savage brutes. nam.
moth elephants, lions, tigers, hyenAs,
bears, wolves. leoparda and panthers.
Zebras trained 70 drive like horses
Knights in armor. ladies as prlucesses.
mobiles aud cavaliers IN royal robes
and rich costumes, mounted on spirit.
ed horses like days OF old. BE surs
ard AK your station agent for cheaE
excursion rates. Every railroad give
How rates 10 this big show. At 10 .
m. q glorious. grand holiday fret
street parade One day only, after
noon and night. Doors open 1t snd
p "a. This will positively be the on
| " circus that will yisit this seetiol
thls year. General admission so cent.
chlldrsn uzdef years. ss espts.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct, II. - Circuit
Court Judge Wood this morning
granted an injunction restraining
Joseph Pulitzer aud Directors Will
Jams, White aud carvAlho Of the Pulit-
zer publishing company from interfer-
ing with Colonel II. c. Jones in the
management Of the PostrDispsteh.
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ABILENE, Kan. Oct. il.-Judge
Humphrey to-day ielegraphed here mo-
iice of his withdrawal frOm the race
for Judge OF the Eighth district on the
non partisan ticket. This leaves the
field TO Moore, Republican, and
Mahan Populist.
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Charges Against the Mutual Reserve Fund
Life Association.

Charges Against the Mutual Reserve funa
Life Association.
CHICAGO, Oct. ll.-Charges of seri-
Gus nature are made against the Of
ficers of the %lutual Reserve Fund Life
association of New York ia bill Sled
in the circuit court yesterday after
noon. The bill was prepared by At
tOrney w l.. Mason. tyho represented
mum ger OF tue Chicago policy holders
in the vorphratiop and is brought for
the purpose ot cujoining the eo,s psny
from declaring their pol Icies lapsed
owing TO "a dispute which has arisen
and Which the courts are called upon
to settle.
The complainants call the attentio
OF the court To the different agreements
by which the defendant company
agreed that that :he assessments S
should not be increased for the pur-
pose of increasing the reserve fund
and they charge that in violation of
these agreements with its policy hold
crs the company has caused assess
ments to be rated at an increase of SO
per cent.
The policies provide, according to
the complainantS showing. that the
board of directors of the associate
may make an assessment when the
death fund is insufficient to meet ex-
isting claims. and it further provides
that this assessment must be made
upon any member whose certificate is
in force at the date of the last death
assessed for. In violation of this, the
charge is made that the company has
given a privilege to ass of policy
holders who are younger. and whose
policies are of later date than those oi
the cOmplainants. thereby working
great hardships upon the latter.