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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-01-09
We Wont Go.

Let England and the other European
countries fight over strip of land in South
America, we will stay at home and drink
Columbia beer and be healthy and happy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-01-09

A regular meeting of the Shenandoah Re-
publican League will be held in its rooms in
the Titman building, on East Centre street,
tomorrow evening,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-01-09

To your friends by having your photographs
taken at Billinger Bros where entire salts
faction is guaranteed
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-01-09
For Sale Cheap.

A lot of household goods to be sold at
sacrifice prices. Apply at 23 East Centre
street. l-7'N
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-01-09

Improve your appearance by purchasing
one of MAX LEVITS up-to-date hats, Is
East Centre street,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-01-09

Mock turtle soup tonight
oysters. CLANS.
At the bar !; All the delicacies of the season
i'm every style.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-01-09

Shake of rheumatism and Neuralgia.
Rub well with Red Flag OIL 25c, AT
Gruhler Bros, drug store.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-01-09
TWO EXPLOSIONS OF GAS.
One in the Shenandoah City Colliery
Last Night.
THE OTHER AT THE VULCAN MINE.
Two Men Were Burned at Each Place Other
Items Concerning Mining opera
tions-The Re-opening of Old
Plank Ridge Colliery Workings.


Two men were severely burned last night
by AN explosion OF gas in the Shenandoah
city colllery. Ihe accident occurred in a
sangway OF the colliery and the victims do
not seem TO be able to account for 1t.
Inc men working in the place were Domi-
mex haVaask' OF west Centre street and
FRANK Sahter' OF west Lloyd street, miners,
ana AnUhohy SHAVER a Iaoorer' The latter
escaped INJURY helhg at distance from the
pace ot the explosion. kavalaSk was badly
purneu ABOUT the mead lace, hahdS ana arms.
lie was lakeh TO the Miners hospital. Sapter
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-01-09

The Angle Lamp gives most light for the
least money. For sale at Brumm's. 1-7tf
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-01-09

Yale two-step, The Girl | Love and all the
latest music at Brunfm's LIFT
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-01-09

Watson House Free Lunch.
Calfsliver smothered with onions tonight
Hot lunch Tomorrow morning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-01-09

RHo7os tie home paper comes :
f,Sf, 7oiM home buyers. Tie :
Heraia brings fraGe that can
not be reached in another aoay. Z
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-02

sn1w. ara therefore not capable Of met
Ing away during the warm er1s ssscceed-ns
rsArsal periods FEr-ne< when seen Al
enormous mass Of ice p again tncrus.ed
about Ere esrth's fnr<ace. ~ some gesao-
e-sss believe Ezzy 5e the case II the pro-
cess CO gszne. The consistent snpposssion -
that ~ seo1 a. X begins 70 y1sA oncs
more 20 sne influences % rsfldcr atn,cs-
piers. a. IS coanserpsrs ti9 long egss
ago. the same process OF noodf1g great
areas o. the earth VIII be repsated and the
same remarkable evidences q the pres
ensss OF seas and oceans shat no longer sr-
dnre Wal b left behind. The shecry en-
tsrsssned by Alfred r wallace Is much 70
tie p.osnt-naxnesy, thar a. q past g.acsai
aga was melting Into tie tertiary period
rts seas a the northern Hemisphere Gov
sred q much larger area than nov, and
extended across central Europe and parts
Of western Asa. and the Arctic ocean was
likewise enlarged II Is wen known oy
geological evidences not admsresng Of any
question that the lowAnds OF Europe were
Submerged. and chat tie Baltic. Caspian
and nelghborsng seas were simply part
of the vast Atlantic ocean. instead OF be-
fng azn1socked waters as Trey now are.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-02
PORTLAND UNIVERSITY.
Issue of the College faper-fresent
of Collection OF Fossils.

University Park. Or. Nov. E.-Tae De-
earnfe~ fsa4lraot has been published and Is
In the hands OF the students ~ : an nii-
usually good number. Poems written oy
Mss Eve Foster on An Autumn psI.
ans hv AIRS A e. Ayers on How. IA the
es~eat Hereafter. ard papers on Play
re Sweet KEYS wouidst Thou Keep Them
in Tune BY Miss Grace stafford, and on
ssS,sayans - tv Dr. Olussts2d, VIII attract
attention. N- Eastwick, or Portland.
who has charge OF the government WORKS
a. Coos Bay and who suPer'neen0s tAs
qusrriss. from which the Jesues reeve
their rock. hzs recently s''sa 20 80
sson ~ sssSIis. consisting OF ssks.etons OK
sasseroT.ass ana iamesisprsnch. animals
Of snail any oyster type or tas sea Tnsy
reur0sent The rrsocens period OF geoosi~
"a, hsstory. and they lived before ths
Coast range Of mountains RAD risen oas
o. the sea. Bat few o. the species are
living at present Aesnoeis Q. TIE ne
States geological sarvsy ass 'seseI = i'.hS
20 elevator Of ffs site Of Portland u1i-
vsrsstv taSSe stamped On copper Slafs
nx~a BE- ths frorf wall ~ the LETT % ia
front entrance
airs. wesrsll Is doing a 6ns work In her
chsrai class.
r~. Baattie sad. IN g late address 70 ths
students: sCoacsr trsts your mind On orss
tang Al tire NO yNaa44 Af@A ~@F 49, -
ssarnst-v n he has a mental picture OF
swest vc.s-x lady between himself sre his
esok." TIE young lsdies Blose essss are
s<saay.rs re Efe Of Christ Prof Hopclsy
h - s--r.sv tanzuoggrsly TIRE palp4t of
Cgarks NJ. = church. Of this city. TIE
Hespe-us Society have s.sctsS sor tas
coming society tern Mr.. c. p Halsht
r~es,9xrs. ~. president. Miss Sale
p-0.k. secresarT. Mss RBNv Eas-Aasn /;
ssssssars secretary. Ms. p F. Van Dyke.
treasure. Mr.. J. De Forssts censor. Is.
rs<A.r4 carer. cAx2Iatn Mr.. A. 2. Ayerss
DECENTRALIZATION. gr c. ". TesS%y.
IRE Belle Le<trss socsety ri4 give an
e,~r rnaetinE Dee&raecr TIE literary
.1~sasgss as cong a Ere work. and ar-
seaD~s By re rAescrfcass under tas eye Of
the professors
Yos~ % our ssn1@rts Played n ire
.suYsr~-@aA c~ssn team ssrssn.t ire sszxs
s-rsw~-ssfy tear - ire great sN1se@1
Fs-axxs % Thanksgiving DAY Sr. be
re-x~t Ars Nr. < Hal. Etsa E-- G Hal
al wr. H.aaite nn- ar.ea ss substitutes.
LIZ. De Forest wzS left gard a-s4 AE. -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-02
Police Catch Another Burglar.

John polan, q shlngie-weaver from up
The country. is an inmate IN the city Jail
with charge OF burglary marked up
against him. Doian has been staying for
several DAYS At .se Pease house. In North
Seattle. and during ais residence there dif-
ferent articles have been mysteriously dis
appearing The matter was reported 20
the police and Detective Phillips was de-
sailed 20 work up the case. Doian was at
once suspected. and yesterday was placed
under arrest. On searching Doian's room
the detective found a grip that had dis
appeared from one OF the iodger's room IN
the hotel. ard also found on Dolan suit
OF Undertaking that had disappeared.
After his arrest Dolan admitted having
stolen the Strip and underwear. but said
that Was all.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-02
Failed 60 TAKE en-, wh.a,-

Alexander a Tiextsr ycs,arsfay sued sh,
Novely MIN Company 10 recover sna
Tor cause OF action Il IA alleged that on
ueseeer 70, 1886. Alexander a Hexter re-
lived dispatch at oakeedais from the
Novelty MN Company. OF this city. ofyer-
iNs 10 take s.eao bushels Ne. club wheat
ssese1 on the track At Seattle. fer 30 cents
- sashei, provided the acceptance of the
ensS and the shipment vas prompt. In
'spy Z letter was sent fro1, oakeadaie on
sse sFh. stating that the wheat would be
nipped the next day. On the 9fst OF Oc-
voer The wheat was shipped from Cakes
~ 70 tho Novelty Mil Company at so-
ss'ie when the wheat was reviewed in
sseEle the Novelty NTH Company refused
Mfeoetve T. and Il was sold on It's account
of cents per hushei. BY reason Of this
.assanfsr & Hexter claim that they were
ssnssed 20 the exssat OF $50. which sum
We hrrn sues 90 recover
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-02
SINGLE TAX ADVOCATES
A Campaign 90 he Insugurnsed sim
liar 40 That sn Delaware

The JeAn q. Mcclure single Tax Cub
cerr1ssss tts orEaniKattSa az TIE West
e~r Central fzhor linton nall lssg even
ting After 8 constitution and bylaws had
bean ADOPTED. TIE following ofzfoeTs we're
esees>a. President. r. +. Neges: vics
president r. J. Nasca. secretary, L. W.
Wav. treasurer T1onas Savsn
The Cub yin recaive ss members pr
scns residing IN tire Jaitea States O.
Canada TIE esacsrs Of IRE caH5 are n
racetrx - letters ffen the National Stngie
Tax League. the headquarters q which
are In Sew York. relative 10 tie aGx7s&-
bistty ~ carrying on single Tax cam
palEn n tAis state fcs tie nsxS tive yesrs
GA naAn similar 10 tnAf whtca has been
wAge4 - the single tAs advocates n De-
aa are s0r he past ss9- years Statistics
are 20 - rat.1eFcd 70 ~ sent 20 the na-
sfoHss headquarters re1atEye e 90 esns-
ny 81 the eeaGiaiion "a sore sections Of
.na stafe. the peTcec szs - hoEne own-
srS ta corn akrssoN Vita tenants. together
NTH fasts IS 20 tha concentration of lan5
Waves II sas EAnes * Ire EeS. l. was
states TAX there = ne S1aes ssat what
ta& s.nxse lax CAMPS SIS n IRIS SLATE viii
ssSon Sa snAuxar&te& under tAs auspices
os Ehs usEsa1Al s~&EN@
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-02
THE CITY TAX LEVY.
Fixed me If MILLS fer the Old Limits
and Mills for the New Limits
The rouueff 90 Act To-day.

The tar levy on city property for 1871
has been fixed at II mills for the old lin
It's. or for the first eight wards. and {
mills for the new limits, OF Ninth ward.
These figures are the result Of the
finance committees iahors. and. together
with the steps by which they were reach
ed. are Incorporated IN the committee re-
port to be acted upon at 1910 o'clock this
morning by the city council.
AT a meeting OF the finance committee
IN thu office u Comptroller Parry last
night the city council and several rep
resantatives Of the general retrenchmen,
committee were present The prepare
sion OF the report was discussed in fun.
not only by the nrsance committee. but
also by the others present The addition
oil levy OF mills on the old limits over
the new Il due 20 the bonded Indebted
ness OF the city before tho new limits
were added.
Many suggestions were offered for the
reduction Of taxation Councilman Nsvin
introduced a single tax theory which was
soon dtssocted BY the others. Tho meet
Ing was presided ever BY Chairman
James. Others present. beside members
OF the city council. were: City comptrol-
Ter rarry. Cooperation Counsel Brown.
Mayor Wood. l.. J. Colman, ]. w. Pratt
and County Commissioner Gasch. The
meeting lasted three hours. Corporation
Counsel Brown worked until almost
morning on the preparation of an orai-
nance TO cover ihs report.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-02

At meeting Of the cverseers OF Har-
ward On October =. Il was voted that. in
tAs judgment OF tae board, every eaadi-
GATE for admission to the undergraduate
departments should give evidence rssat ne
can write English with such aeatnass and
sal! Ia psnsraGsAi2. correctness In spell
anx and grasr1nar. ana facility In express
sloa as VIII enable him TO enter. without
LIrtnar elementary instruction. on the
elective studies 10 which he proposes to
devote himself. intending the nors aG-
vsrced courses IN English composition,
and that the faculty be regues ed 70 press
stesoiiy toward the attainment Q. this
cad
Or. Henry Newell Martin. who died at
Eur.ey. England. on October -. was born
a. Sewry. ireland, July !. lssS He studied
a. ths University OF London, and at Christ
college. Cambridge. AZ thu opening CT
JONAS HoLkins university in 1S4g Huxley
recommended him strongly for ths chair
or biology, which was offered aim IN Son-
sequence. he held the professorsAip till
1ssS. when he resigned on account OF II
health In 1855 be delivered the Croonian
lsscturs before the Royal Society. lie as
sisted IN preparing Huxley's Elementary
Biology" and published the Human
Body" Variations Of Temperature and
the Heat Of Dogs Heart" and a Hand
book OF Vertebrate Dissection The
Critic, New York.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-02
Willard nouna Over.

Pale and narsarc. IsoHls Willard was
taken before Justice McEIwasn yesterday
afternoon for arrairnmant. As he sat IN
a char on one side % the room and listen
.a TO the reading OF the complaint charx-
ing him with attempted burglary OF the
Farley home. IN North Seattle. Willard pre-
serssea a picture OF despair. and when
asked ~ the Judge whether he desired 20
have a preliminary examination or %
waive be said wrurly; Pm not ready
for trial" 7'Ae justice then explained that
a preliminary sxA ainaticn ard waving
were really one and thu same thing. and
Willard decided to wave. He WAS bound
over 90 the superior eeart AID his bend
fixed a. s. cd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-02
OREGON STATE NORMAL
Football with a score Of . to 2-yew
Studeufn-

Sfunenrn.
Monmouth. Or. Nov. ss-Spsciai.--The
Salem football team were over recently.
and played our boys a hard game The
cay was one OF the most stormy OF the
season. the wind blew and rain fell IN tor
rents; the ground was nearly flooded. but
such things did net discourage the men.
ana the game proceeded. The score was !.
20 The Normal team Is now in train
Ing Tor game with tho McAIiaayillc
team. 10 be played soon.
Bliss Emma Reeder. the intercollegiate
secretary OF the Young wonsen's Chris
nan Association visited the association
here last week. and delivered very able
address in behalf OF tia association work
The effect IS TO inspire the Y w c. A. 20
more earnest effort. however. their work
Is excellent. and the organization IS very
strong. The life OF Christ Is the outline
OF study for the present year.
Last week being the close of the frst
term. the literary societies according 70
their usual custom. held joint open ses-
sion on Saturday night. A pleasant pro-
gramne was rendered. after which an
hour or social intercourse was INDUCED
II. The societies are doing unusually good
work this year. and all are proflted By il.
Quite large number OF new students
have been enrolled this term. The fact
that students continue TO enroll even dur
AhS tAScS tAtsieS OF AnduCa1l depression -
evidence that the necessity CT a normal
education for teachers IS becoming more
popular.
Many OF tho students make coasting ex-
cursions TO the bin west OF town during
the recent snow. 1t Is not often we have
such opportunities at this season or the
year.
Already the students are beginning 10
realize what final examinations are. On
Saturday the examination in special
methods was held.
There Is a new arrangement In the
chapel work Of the students. The juniors
now appear on Tuesday mornings. and
their especial work Is the discussion OF
current events Thus those students who
have not time for much reading ara kept
informed as 10 the events OF the day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-02

an open entertainment hast Friday even
ing. enc OF the best Of the season. Cne4-
tar y. Fox. OF Seattle. nnads decided hit
recitsng William Tell Among the Noun
tains." Tho last appearaisce cs The bA2-
pho euartette was enthusiastically ap-
plauded and the new college dsss club.
under the instruction OF Prof. El<axer
barrow, Was the success Of the evening
and covered themselves with glory. sing
Ing their college songs.
The next pubic entertainment 10 the
defamation contest, which IL billed for
SATURDAY. December L. Taere arc nam
Der OF entries.
The Athletic Association. ~ . meeting
Tuesday. voted 20 hold an sthistsc enter
tainmenE come time befors the cArHmAs
holidays 70 raise money TO pay on the m
debsednesa incurred by tho recent foot
bail games, the attendance al which Was
small ON account Of bad weather. A con-
mittes was appointed TO arrange foT us
entertainment. They ars Peter Hrown.
q. J. Fox and Joe Smith. The data sef -
December - The programme VIII ~ suus
athletic contests So can - held Ns0ofss
Indian club swinging exhibitions. tns-or-
war, a cane rush and short lecture On
athletics By Prof. Spsllrrar
President r.. A. Bryan returned tnis
week from Washington, .. G.. wnars ~
attended the meeting Of The AssoeiAfion OF
Agricultural colleges Tuesdsy morning
he spoke ia chapel os his trip. tho axsocis~
tion and fgx objects and work
A. tne Chawawa Socisty meeting last
Friday agferaecn u. Baker. Of ColfaE. was
elected president, and 1. DuPuy OF Louis
vile. KY. secretary. TIE od'css "ih %
installed a. the next meeting.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-02

The suit OF Robert r Williams against
out prejudice by Judge Osborn
In the case Of John IT. Powell vs.. G. T.
Ftshbsek. Judgment for plaintiff WAS rem
dsred By Judge Osborn IN the sum Of $3.50.
interest. etc.
In Judge Oshorn's court yesterday judy
nent for plaintiff In the sum Of f7al 80 was
rendered In the case OF Alfred Magnus et
al, Vs. ]. III. Woolery ct al
In the case Of Ida Croker vs.. Ulysses
q. Croker 81 al. a decree favorable to
PLAINTIFF was rendered by Judge Langley.
declaring that the property on which she
resides II homestead.
The snit OF the Pacific Postal Telegraph
Gable Company against the Seattle Teie-
graph Publishing Company II on trial be-
fore Judge Humes and a jury. Ii went
over last evening until tomorrow.
A decree was signed By Judge Langley
yesterday In the case OF William r Has
sell Va. Henry w. Stumer and wife Il
gives Hassali Judgment against Stuuer
In the sum OF s8ls, Interest 81 attorney .
fees. and for foreclosure OF mortgage.
The decree in the case of Sarah n.
Eorstman et al, assignee OF the Soiici-
tors Loan and Trust Company. ~ John
son g. Newman. Cora A. Goucher OF al.
gives plaintiffs Judgment against John
O. Newson and Cora A. Goucher IN the
sum or s.. fs6,&. interest $50 attorney
fees. and foreclosure OF a mortgage.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-02
-KID" DoASE IN THE CITY.
The Slick Diamond Thief Back Az
ter an Absence of Five Years


ter an Absence of Five Years.
After an absence OF FIVE years. tho great
er portion OF which was spent n TIM pan
AZ walIa walla. "Kid" Doane. one Of the
sHckcst crooks e.lat ever looked through
bars. arrived In Seattle last week. and yes
teruay morning had q conversation, by re-
quest, with Chef Reed. The kid" VIII
be remembered by Seartiestes as being the
man w9ao turned the sensational diamond
trek on Mrs Josephine Atwood. who con-
Quoted a lodging house al so4 Second av-
enue In Iss0-i. Fer this rick Doane got
FIVE years, but was released after serving
four years. Since hss release be has been
working In and about po6 and billiard
rooms In San Francisco.
In speaking OF his interview with the
KID" Chief Reed said: Il got tip that
Doane was sn .own ana sent word to him
20 come and see me, which be did yesfer-
day morning / asked him what he was
dong here and what ne intended doing.
HIS answers were satisfactory and l al
lowed him TO 90. but gold him I wanted no
funny business lie Is q wreck OF his
former self. having contracted the NOR
phine habit. I VIII keep watch on him
during his stay In the city.
The diamond robbery for which Doans
was sent 20 the pen was cieyeriy worked.
and would have been successful had not
Mrs. Atwood returned just IN time to meet
him coming out OF the house. She sus-
pected him. and upon looking In her trunk
found that her diamonds. valued at 5000.
were gone. An alarm was al once sent IN
and <he kid" was captured with the Jew
els. II eeems that he had gained an en-
trance TO the room by means OF a Jimmy
and had taken the diamonds from the
trunk. secretins them IN his clothes. Be
sides this robbery, Doane Is accredited
with having committed many others.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-02

rDuvb Thompson yesterday sued q. q.
D fnnr5and and G. X. Barker for an nc-
nuok;ng 10 rather q singular Transaction
4hewpoon claims that he furnished Bar
- With . lawyer and the money ueces-
S ~ = pay the costs OF securing certain
upoexfy left to him By his father. and
IA BE- wax 70 get half the legacy In con-
i6ersfton thersfor. and that s. 8. Lang
I hnd, the attorney 50 retained. and Barker
lsso entered Into conspiracy 70 defraud
bzn-
ne story in detail. as recitsd In the
coneixirf filed BY Thompson. II ar fol-
hpB. Thompson alleges that In kcvsrn-
~, uG, Barker as the heir to his de-
eeAsed father vas entitled 70 A large
4oAntity Of properly. The property was
WITHHELD from Barker BY some person or
0wDcns claiming 20 represent the estate
o. November z, lsI. Barker. being With
~ means 20 carry on O. suit, offered 70
~ any one who would help him secure
~ pafr1mony one-haIf OF an they might
Hocoser. Thompson accepted the offer.
bnd on behalf Of Barker secured the ser
tics Of 3. D. Langiand. an attorney, 70
~ hold OF the case- Thompson and
f1nslaud then entered Into a written
agreement by which they were 10 DIVIDE
- on<-hA1f OF the Barker patrfu.onv-
nkafs and share alike
y order TO carry on the ensuing l.ttga
tsen Thompson advanced 60 Lanxland
divers sums amounting in the aggregate
70 efi.H.
Thompson II Informed that Barker and
laaxIand have finally reached settle
ent Of all the property rights. and that
pAfker either has. or soon wifi. come
INTO possession Of a large amount OF
IsA And personal property: also. that
LAAsiAnd has already received a large
sun o. money as part payment for his
eefuoea, and has entered into an agree
nsnf With Barker BY which he is 10 re-
eslse 10 future other sums of money ara
certasn property.
Thompson AYERS that one-haIf Of the
Nancy and property received By Lan9lana
belongs 20 him. and be alleges a conspiracy
1efwssu Barker and LangiAnd to dsfraud
nm o. MS rights. In furtherance OF thEs
elegfd conspiracy he alleges that they
Withhold from him all knowledge In re-
ara 10 the status OF the case. Lanyard
nfeatsns TO wholly ignore Thompson. and
nfesfens to use ali the sums that ne re-
exsss AZ his own property. Thompson
edesss mat Langiand IL wholly without
BUSINESS integrity and Is financially irre-
ANe ~ que him from 1.angiand at the
graens time
therefore, he prays that IangIand ard
barker be brought into court and be re-
a'afeo 10 make fun and complete dis
e'oslrs OF the status and condition Of the
ns1er OF the estate 10 which Barker ia
beIf: that plafnfim be decrees 20 be one.
haR owner IN all sums advanced 10 Lang
sAha. IN pursuance Of the common design.
and OF all property received or I'm expect
sncy and that Barker be restrained from
paying any Further sums or from making
usnsfers or real estate 10 Langiand. and
snss MI such sums be paid into the regis
" o. the court. or TO some suitabIa per-
con until final decision has been reached:
mai on nnai decision the net proceeds
canned by Laneland by virtue Of hts EN-
ployment In the matter OF the Barker
essfe ne divided between plaintiff ard