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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15
BOSTON RATIFIEs THE TICKET.

GOVERNOR woLCOTT AND SENATOR LODGE ADJ
DRESS GREAT MKrNI.EY MEETING.
Boston. July ia vast audience assembled IN
Music Hall this evening to greet the Massachusetts
liberation to the ST. Louis Convention and to ratfy
the nominations of Mckinley and Hobart. The gal
leries we're reserved for women. and were crowded
with them and their escorts. The Young Mems Met
ronol,tan Republican Club occupied front seats on
the floor of the hail. each member carrying small
American nag and led the enthusiastic cheering
which prevailed during the entire meeting. Men
tion OF the names of Mckinley and Hobart brought
the audience to a high pitch of enthusiasm.
George H. Lyman, chairman OF the Iiassa-
chusetts Republican Committee. introduced VIII
fam NJ Butler as chairman Of the meeting. Mr..
Butler made short address. after which he in
troduced Governor Wolcott. Governor Wolcott
spoke In part, as follows:
Republicans of Massachusetts: The chairman OF
the State Committee with great franknesS mas
the delegation and that they will address you ~
night We had ndy hGped nas mss
greet the great. patriotic legal. able Republican n
Ssm Main Somas 50
YOU may labor under the misrepresentation that l
am nsff seMa Go Of BAT Bath o daushtsr
ns to o ns G5
have been wiser to nominate that great son OF the
M hs contest IS to Be
broad land but where the contest VIII De h9ttest
in the n bs ssn,es V V y
the nominee Of the Convention will show most I'M
sSat hs
in Joining to him one from NeW,Jersey sappause,.
Show that he will be distinct strength and as
And SO We 10 shs 50 th:
test more than satisfied Win our patiofm prTu quo
81 Hst our ioysty but pledge to 1t tonight our
enthusiasm. (Appause)
The chairman then introduced Curtis Guild, 1r
who was received with cheers. At the close OF Mr.
Guilds speech there was tremendous cheering and
the band played the Red White and Blue" the en-
tire audience rising to their feet and singing the air
with fervor. The chairman then introduced as the
last speaker Senator Henry Cabot Lodge who was
received with cheers which prevented him from be-
ginning his address for several minutes Mr. Lodge
sad:
had thought that we should enter upon this cam
Dsn w hs sn ips p 20 s1s to
should rest that appeal upon the history OF the last
vindicaton Of Republican policies. although very
9snful one. that could be found-but events ha ave
mining the victory next November. because victory
& a ner gao Of the wh od
period OF panic of disaster OF ms,oruned IN sse
parison with which the last three years "ouu see'
Those q who have the pleasure OF ,py SooS
rtuns to Know him be man Of kind err rs
S s2as % have s0H led 1ifne e Of
iypcai Of the American home. We know nim TO TO
Know him TO be patriotic American we know
that ne IL a man VINO would cut on the rsht nsna
sns S "a amy faint to come upon the honor 81 the
United States. or see creditor o, sh1 Tr Smnrv
States turned away. cheated from the treasury
wa him we have put good Republican. sound s,,n
S Ssn s,eTe sn IN Of the Country are at Stake NJ
business principles Of the party which he repre-
knts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15

RATIFYING THE CHICAGO TICKET.
RESOLUTIONS PASSED BY THE EXECUTIVE CON-
MrrTEE OF THE YOUNG DEMOCRACY.
meeting at the headquarters of the Young
Democracy. in West Forty-second-st.. last night
adopted resolution declaring the organization In
sympathy with the platform and nominees Of the
Anarchstic Convention at Chicago This rosoiu-
ton. which offered by ex-senator Francis NJ.
Bixby, and which was adopted without protest,
reads follows:
Resolved. That the Young Democracy OF the city
Of New-York hereby ratify and approve the plat
form Of the National Democratic Convention. held
at Chicago July l. especially that portion or 1t
which recognizes the right Of free coinage OF silve
independent Of any other nation at the present
ratio Of 16 to l. and we also heartily indorse the
candidate for President, and Arthur Sewal or
Maine. candidate for Vice-Presdent. and pledge
to those nominees our earnest and active support
In the forthcoming campaign.
Resolved. That the chairman appoint commit
tee Of ten to make preparations for mass-meeting
to be held at such time and place as they may de-
ermne TO further ratify the action OF the chicago
Convention.
David Lloyd presided at the meeting. which was a
business session Of the Executive Committee Of the
present. Mr.. Bixby delivered address denouncing
those honest money Democrats who prefer to vote
for Mckinley rather than for the boy candidate.
Alexander Delmar secretary OF the Bimetallic
Conference which he'd al Brussels, also spoke:
Among the other speakers were H. p. Nichols and
Thomas n. Thorp.
The members OF the Young Democracy intend to
invite Mr. Bryan to address mass-meeting In this
city The Committee Of Ten. which has this
proposed meeting in charge, includes Francis NJ
Peter Padian. +. T. Higgins +. o. Malley, Andrew
Hussey. Andrew ]. Carson and John Meehan-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15
. 1r>-rI-cKY POPITLIST'S SCHEME r..

c. Louis July Al. X. Taylor. Of Paducah' n.y.
member Of the Populis; National Committee - a"
the Idndel: Hotel to arrange quarters TOT ''e En-, ..
,'0"s as,,., whom the Kentucky Populists favor
~ p~.s,dent. and said: Il can't say further thhh
Sa ,,ev did want Teller and hoped that me M,
ina ina fCo1vention would nominate him. 80 'ha' ''''
coild have Endorsed him p-,,., u,hen they
COW ..Will the Popullsts indorse Bryan VINE" '"e'
meet here neA' bm, Doubt IT. because We have got
Inn,eeyyriain our party organization We may
nominate Teller. and then agree 20 d.,o onsest man
t6fd Win after the genera result r. sno nd simply
sa and after all IL looks as II IL "oui ,,pst
Is feasioi odarscment Of Bryan. for ne wouo "o''
i,,sv b. the beneficiary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15

ALBEMARLE.
G. NJ. Lane. Cambridge
Mass.
e. S. Cramp. Philadelphia.
G. r. Blodgett. Schenec
tady. n. Y.
N. V: V. Franchot. Olean
N. Y.
J. b. Caldwell. South
smpton. L. !.
Mrs. o. Hartman, Whit
Plains.
]. ". Plummer & wife
Boise City, Idaho.
W. p. Emerson. Boston.
X. l.. Ashhust & wife
Philadelphia.
BARRETT.
c. II. wilkins, Boston.
f. A. Palmer. Providence.
w. Howell. city.
w. q. Brown & wife
Wash ington. y. J.
l.. Helm & wife, city.
II. II. Schiefelin. Geneva
n. Y.
D. A. Rexford. New York.
F.. G. Cary. Oswego.
W. V. Garner. Bridgeport.
<. Washburn. Ca,skill. NJ
BUCKINGHAM.
f. ]. Beakey. 81. Louis.
J. G. Agar & wife. West
Chester. y. Y.
A. f. Kittredge, New York
]. W. Fraley, New-York.
II. N. Rogers. Boston.
DR.. @. Lowrey. New-York
F. c. Perry. Boston.
A. Dupont. city.
A. C. Houghton. Nortl
Adams. Mass.
BROADWAY CENTRAL
j. Angus. Hartford.
W. G.. Smith. st. Johns.
c. Clase. Chicago.
g. =. Haley. Boston.
]. l.. Bright. Columbus
Ohio.
r. II. Miller. Milwaukee.
z. J. Rose & wife. Buffalo.
F.. II. Hall. Lancaster. Ohio
F. 2. Cotton. Lynn. Mass.
NJ. A. Singer. st. Louis.
H. Lockwood. England.
G. II. Baneford. Louisville.
GRAND.
J. II. Robinson. Bucyrus
Ohio.
NJ. ID. Helen. Washington.
&. 3. Patterson, New-York.
W. Dickinson. Chicago.
A. p. Fleming. L. 9. Army
d. l.. Knowlton, Buffalo.
NJ. Griffin. Washington.
IMPERIAL
r. n. Caldwell. Chicago.
T. F.. Eustis. Chicago.
w. F. Papelsy. Boston.
Major c. H. Laybrook. Roy
al Artillery.
r. Totten, Boston.
F.. A. Fear. Troy.
S. Garwood. PHILADELPHIA
:. w. Bisgood. Buffalo.
John Byrne. Chief Detective
w. r. & Co.
Colonel r. p. Censor. Can
ton. Ohio.
MARLBOROUGH.
J. V. Clement, Toledo. Ohio.
G. :. Wood. Savannah.
w. J. Baird. Louisville.
d. 3. Ross. Milwaukee.
J. W. Hawthorne, New
Orleans.
J. r. Putnam, Saratoga.
G. FEEDER q family. CIncin-
natl.
A. @. Dickerson. jr.. New
York.
METROPOLE.
II. W. Taylor, Albany.
c. II. Buckley. Lynn, Mass
A. +. Titus, Salem. Mass.
G. d. Sherman. Port Henry
y. Y.
Mrs. s. F.. Yves, & daughter
Ironville. n. Y.
E. A. Jones. OgdensburE
y. Y.
G. A. Singerly. Philadelphia
w. NJ. Oddie. ST. Paul.
NETHERI.AND.
r. Lord. Galveston.
s. =. Beard. New-York.
Miss NJ. Moore. Kansas
City.
J. II. Moore & wife. Kansa.
City.
W. ". Hall. New York.
+. s. Foster. Montreal.
J. Thiston. Chicago.
G. G. Peterson. Chicago.
W. r. Howe. Hartford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15
CONFERENCE OF M'KINLEY MEN.

. conference OF Mckinley Republicans was held
..1s..,dav at the Office Of General Samuel Thomas
No 81 broadway Besides General Thomas there
we're present ex-senator Warner Miller Corhehu'
n. Bliss. william Brookheld ana several o'ne.s
~, ,.na,,or IN the State was discussed and plans
tor carving on the campaign in various counties as
,eu as in this city were perfected 1t was decided
~ prosecute a campaign OF education on me ISSUES
70 bave arisen at certain points where II was
Wwd VIZ good work could be accomplished: RI.
fecive speakers will be sent out under the oirecu'o"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15
rop pRyAN BUT AGAINST sEwALL

Birmingham Ala. July IA (speciaD.-Cap'a'h n
F. Kolb, the father of Popusm In Alabama upon
b,s return fro n the Democratic National ConVeh-
,,or IN Chicago where he and other Populst
leaders conferred as to their partys influence IN
Democratic affairs said to-day that the Popuust
EstiOnaI Convention would probably indorse MI.
Bryan and adopt the Democratic paor tbe w nat
form suits the Populists 10 a IT he pene. t
that Mr. Bryan will be in ST. Louis 10 receive 'h'
I.onulisf nomination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15
POPUfISTS FOR BRYAN.

Son Francisco. July H-At a meeting held last
toht of the California delegates to the Natonai
Convention of the Bmetallic Union, to meet at 81.
1.ouis on July %. they declared for Bryan ana
s.wau the nominees Of the Democratic Nationai
convention Thirty-eight out OF me iorty i've
CHe.as "a which California is entitled were pres
t md the resolution was carried without ms
enn,,ng vote Chairman Baker, OF the Sta,e ST.
Cafiyornia will be a unit for Bryan III the
coming convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15
WE, co>.r HOME AWAITS sEWALL.

Path Me-. July 14--At a meeting OF citizens last
evening II was voted that an elaborate puohc re-
ception should be given to Arthur sewaii OH MS re-
.,rr N this city The reception will take place IN
Cmston- House Square, where addresses VIII pe
,nade from a platform. The Republican and Demo
cratic City committees VIII act 'oee'' ~
the occasion memorable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15
CHARLES B. SUYDAMS CONDITION.

Dr. Beldin the physician. who is attending -
Charles r. Suydam. the bicyclst. VINO AZ ~
Rockaway last Sunday overexerted himself ana
fell from the wheel. states that his patient 10 In
a critical condition AZ a result of hsat prostreSoo
and conclusion OF the brain Suydam, VINO w. ~
In Queens. was said to have been scoscmns y" ~
home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15
A BoLrING SPIRIT IN WATERBURY.

Waterbury. Conn, July 14-There - as much
Asafection in the Democratic ranks In waterbury
wer the Chicago nominations and platform as IN
any Connecticut community. Most OF the leaders
here. however prefer to await another state CON
yenton before announcing that they Will bolt Inc
Democrat" will support the nominees OF the parry,
hot The American has editoray indicated that
II will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15

TONS to be distributed throughout the State among
Democrats who are patriots before they are par
tisans and will support Mckinley and HOBART IN
preference to the ticket Of anarchy and repudia-
ton nominated at Chicago. - l.,
The buttons will be ready to be given out III
this civ AT the Mckinley League headquarters
No q East Twenty second-st., tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15
GUESTS AT THE LEADING HOTELS.

IL. Wentouse, Atlanta
Miss N. L. Dunchee. PittA
burg.
F. 3. EsIer 4 wife. New
York.
Mrs. Henning. Kentucky.
NORMANDIE.
u. II. Metcaif. Cananda1-
qua, n. Y.
J. J. Grant a wife. Youhr
r. S. Odds. Rockville, Conn.
8. NJ. Rose. Poughkespsis.
J. r; Blood. Amsterdam.
@. T. Gardner. Baltimore.
q. Leach. New-York.
Mrs. F. NJ. Smith. Ports.
mouth. Ohio.
PARK AVENUE.
W. T. Richards and VITA
Newport. II. I.
c. s. Treadway. Connscu.
cut.
S. $. Dapst. Hamilton.
J. P. II. Gaswell. wies-
J. VI. Metcalf q wife. Prov.
idence.
John II. Murphy. Balel.
f. P P. rockwell. Bpn.ull.
n. Y.
d. +. Gordon. Albany.
w. $. Adamson. Mississippi
PLAZA.
Z. S. French & wife. Elisa
L. J. Ponvert a wife, csey.
X. q. Preston. city.
X. n. Musgrove, Nassau.
Mrs. II. Carroll. New-York
S. o. Brooks, st. Paul.
Mrs. II. c. Provost. Chi.
E. Maxwell a wife. Chi
cago.
ST. CLOUD.
r n. Chalmers. Albany.
j. vanhorn & wife, 0Ss.
manfown. Penn.
J. J. Brown & sisters. syrN-
cuee.
I
York.
p. X. Aspell. KinsytA
/. B. Kelley. Worcester.
Mrs. NJ. Hutchinson. D.
N. Geors. 4 wife. Troy.
+. {. Chase 4 wife, New.
Haven.
Mrs. J. r. Palmer, Atlantic
City. \. ].
SAVOY.
C. Loebmann. New-York.
c. Vein, Yonkers. n. Y.
II. =. Herman, New-Yore
City.
y. p. Collin, Brooklyn.
NJ; Hart. New-Brunswick.
N. J.
I. /. Xempnsr. New-Ymk
J. Ellinger. New-York.
vENDOME.
J. L: Newton. WATERFOWL.
". p. Stratton. Boston.
c. L. Pennman 4 wife. Boo.
F. T.. Sears. washinrton
H. Levy. New-York City.
". H. De Lancey. New.
York City.
NJ. 8. Mitchell 4 wife. Loas
Island.
W7ESTMINSTER
f. snodgrass. jr., Pittsbura
r. VI. Chesbro, Boston.
Z. L. Sasmzn. Toledo
n. N. fANnrus = W1fA
Scranton. Penn.
y, b. Church. Tivertoa.
r. I.
W. Mason. BinghArton.
II. Z. Guthrie. New -Voek.
WINDSOR.
A. d. Moya. Denver. .
Lieutenant J. n. Bun =
wife. Pensacola.
II. +. Barrows q family,
North Attleboro.
II. Il. Lidyard. Detroit.
n. g.. Wallace. Tacoma
W. Vaname. Newburg.
Mrs. r. r. Chase. Poss
Worth.
Miss Chase. Fort Worth.
W. II. Mccormack. Nov
York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15
NO FIGHT PERHAPS. IN SEWALLs oiAi H.

n.,,o,a Me July l4-The Democratic State
"..on v,rl meet here In a few days to talk
'.ar The no,itical situation and decide on plan OF
o oc,,on for the corning State and National cam
na,rns 1t is probable that the State campaign
viii be vigorously pushed and fna de fa Except
CO npprtain sections of the State where '"e'e arc
oiIyer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15

r,. Mckinley State League has designed a ea .s,-
~ hutton for the use OF Democrats IN TINS
Sa'sa Who are opposed Reputation. National o,s-
honesty and debasement Of the au,rsmc "a. Xso~.
sacs Of the button is a floating American nag NoSss
the Gag appears the words Sound Money. ~" So.
n is inscribed mo Repudiation 49,. hut.
ordered the manufacture OF ''"""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15
BRYAN ENTHUSIASM IN MONTANA.

Butte Mont July IA TREMENDOUS ma s'n
go IN Ru.te last night and Bryan-Sewall
',,,, oroanized over 1000 voters signed the roll
including many of the most prominent Republicans
in the city Mayor Thompson and siat ads Strong
" L. Wines. both Repubiiiica a man me" coud con,
s!sen.ty support McKniey SPenrsn mecrsfs a'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15
CHARLES l.. JEwETT wITHDRAWs.

Albany. Ind. July H.-Charles L. Jewett' OF
New-A,bany ex-chairman Of the Indiana Demo-
cratic State Executive Committee. has Withdrawn
from the contest for the Democratic nomination for
Congress In the lid Indiana District because HIS
party declared for free silver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15
DEMOCRATS TO PARADE FOR MKINLEY.

In 1892 and in the two preceding Presidential cam
pagns CAPTAIN william B. Smith. OF the Consoii-
dated Stock and Petroleum Exchange. was marsnai
o. the Democratic Business Mems Campaign Cluo
Of the Exchange This year ne will marshal tosether
The Democrats the Exchange who Will vote inc
Republican ticket and VINO will march IN the busl-
Ness mems parade for Mckinley and Hobart on
aways here, ofore voted the Democratic ticket ne
hd yesterday Il will surely have not less tnan ~
democratic members Of the Exchange IN the
parade"
Captain William +. Daniels will get the Repupil,,
ans OF the Exchange together. He Is captain OF
Sptan In the Connecticut militia. The president
y the Consolidated Exchange branch OF the Bank-
efs and Brokers' Republican Club 10 Samuel Strong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15

Full Analysis and additional Testi-
mony and Information supplied by
CHAS. GRAEF e. c.. 81 Beaver
Street, New York, Sole Agents Of
THE APOLLLNARIS CO., Id.
See that the Label bears the
weIl.known RED DIAMOND Mark of
THE APoLLINARIs COMPANY. Id.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15
THEY DECIDE TO SWALLOW 1T.

Binghamton n. Y. July H-At meeting he'o
in this city tonight by local Democratic leaders, IL
was decided to accept the nominations MADE py
the Chicago Convention and the platform aiso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15

cratic Presidential candidate to speak here after
the notification meeting in New-York.
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APPROVED BY THE
AcAptx1H DE MEDICINE, PARIS.

PRICES. IS cts. and 26 cts. per bottle.
OF all Druggists and Mineral Water Dealers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15
.nn1cKs MEN HOLD THEIR CONVENTION
-.,,x II HoYFEcKER NOMINATED FOR GOV
rpxoR OF DELAwARE-MKINLEY AND
HOBART INpORSED.

,ouS II. HoEFECKER NOMINATED FOR GOV
rpxoR OF DELAwARE-MKINLEY AND
HOBART INDoRsED.
r,v.r DEL July N-The Republican Convention
M nv the Addicks committee met here to-day.
"a the courtroom where the convention was heid
-. crowded Walter II. Hayes, OF Wilmington
~. the temporary chairman. He made speech
,-wh,ch he pleaded for harmony between the TWO
".,,ons and called attention to the plight OF tho
n.,,ocratic party on the silver question. He said
49,, the Democratic party had raised pole and
-, n had placed the red flag OF anarchy.
Wet of the nominations were made by county
c.ucu,es The nominees Of the convention are as
follows:
For Governor John H. Hoffecker. Of Smyrna
Kent County. . ,x,.,,, -. ,rr.s
Kent County: ,x -.
x.Wcaste County; d. Mifiin Wilson, OF Kent
Ccunty: Daniel J. Fooks, of Sussex County.
The nominations were unopposed and the MEM
s.rs Of the convention expressed themselves as be-
ysvng that the same ticket would be named by
49, convention OF the Higgins Republicans In
c~rretown on Thursday.
me platform adopted declares In favor OF sound
.,onsy and Mckinley and Hobart. 1t denounces
49, sction Of the National Committee In refusing
"a eeat the Addcks delegates at the ST. Louis
,erventiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15

BRYAN MAY SPEAK IN NEW-HAVEN.
New-Haven. Conn. July IA letter has been re-
ceved here from Alexander Troup. Editor OF The
ehion" in which he says nc has conditionaliy
gained the consent OF William J. Bryan. the Demo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15
"APENTA"'
THE BEST NATURAL
APERIENT WATER.
Bottled 8. III. VI HUNYADI

SPRINGS, Buda Pest, Hungary.
Cndtr tie absolute centred 81 tie Royal
HUNGARIAN CH<mieal Institute Miniftry
of agriculture, Bnda Pest.
eve know of no stronger or more favour
ably-constituted Natural Aperi-nt Water than
that yielded by the vi Hunyadi Springs"
SHM<4.......
RsysI Cssseizasv. ND, Pv.fsa.v Of CAs~isfry.
ss& DirsefsY II tie Royal hungarian STATE
CAswiesi Institute (fis,sfyy u ASyiesHsrsh
Bsxs Pet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15
u-v.n and Sewull, and instructs the
. 4 ndo1v"s rnnorf them at St. Louis.

.op,u.rsrs URGED TO SUPPORT BRYAN
prrARY OF THEIR NATIONAL COMMITTEE
7nA rssIJEs A MANIFESTO.
.,,~ton. July Al. p Turner. secretary OF
ss..,oraI Committee of the Peoples Party.
the u,.n,festo to-day advising all Populists to
's..s the nomination Of Bryan at the Popui'st
rsun ,,on IN St. Louis on July a. In the course
- h,s address he says:
o. ni' ',,h Of II is that the only point the Popu-
i"e have TO decide is whether or not they VIII
take MI Snanounced as Populist for our next
III mas ~ the United States. or whether they
PresusLa Mr. Mckinley. who represents everything
VII 's ~ PonuIsts have denounced and just the
thar tn ~ everything that they have advocated
oyscs they have been party.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-03-28
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.
Thomas Elliott, who was recent
ly recaptured, was arraigned in the
superior court Monday, and on
Tuesday he plead "not guilty" to
the charge of cattle Stealing. He
will be tried at the next term of
court. -
Mike Keegan, charged with sell
ing liquor at Garfield without a
license, was arraigned Monday, but
was given until April 2 to plead
The city of Palouse has instituted
proceedings against the Home In
surance company for writ of gar
nisbement to obtain certain mon
eys which said company owes G, L.
Mason, who owes the city a certain
amount.
CIVIL CASES.
W H Leasure VS. G A Humphreys,
order substituting administrator
and vacating decree.
Alice 0 Sands VS. James Cooper
ct al, order OF default.
Pullman State bank VS. A T Far
iss, trial continued until April |, at
2 o'clock p. N.
Oregon Mortgage Co. VS. Joseph
Carton ct al, arder of default.
Oregon Mortgage Co vs. F W Err
tel ct al, decree of foreclosure.
r A Rogers VS. James Hardesty
ct al, judgment,
Farmers and Traders bank Of
Johnson VS.. J H Lewis ct al, judg-
ment.
Oregon Mortgage Co VS. Frank
Ertel ct al, Judgment.
PROBATE MATTERS.
Estate of J NJ Harper, order ap-
pointing C NJ Kincaid guardian ad
Item of Daisy B. Harper, minor;
ordor that hearing on petition why
real estate should not be sold be
continued until April 2.
Estate of J F Jones, NJ A Fergu-
son appointed administrator
Estate of Mary J Olson, John
Fowler, 4 T Cooper and Jaby Smith
appointed appraisers.
Estate of Emily Stone, settle
ment of final account March %.
Estate of w A Babcock, hearing
continued until March 25.
Estate of M C Saunders, time for
hearing petition set for Saturday,
April 4.
Estate Alvin R Crow, time for
hearing petition for letters of ad-
ministration set for April Is.
Estate of VIM Coleman, hearing
on final account set for April 27.
NEW CASES.
w F Burrell vs Pullman Land
and Investment Co., foreclosure.
G A Elliott VS. c G Roberts ct al,
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Vermont Loan & Trust Co., VS.
Ray Woodwork ct al, foreclosure.
Vermont Loan & Trust CO, VS. W
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H w King vs. J L Strevy ct al,
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Stewart Bros, VS. NJ r Sabin, at
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