, 1897-10-23
JUDGE BROWN IS SUED.
MRS. CODY BELIEVES HER REPU-
TATION HAS BEEN DAM
AGED $25, 900 WORTH
BY the Deposition Which Judge Brown
Made in the ADgell-Could Case
The Complaint ia Based Upon an
Article Which Appeared in the New
York World.

Article Which Appeared in the New
York World.
Jurge NJ. C. Brown had the good for
tune while in Denver to be sued for III
bel. Mrs. Margaret e. Cody asking
damages in the sum of $25, 900. The
he was attending to other matters in the
courts at the Queen City. Referring to
rhe matter, the Post of last evening said:
Margaret E. Cody began suit against
Melville c. Brown in the district cour
today, asking for $25. 900 damages for
alleged defamation of character.
The plaintiff alleges that she was a
citizen in good reputation and esteem in
New York city. but with the intention
of injuring her reputation and her bust
ness. Brown composed and caused to be
published in the New York World "a
certain false, scandalous, malicious, de-
famatory and libelous matter and aft
davit," concerning her.
The complaint quotes the entire arti-
Gle in the New York World, headed,
Mrs. Angel denied it," This is the
case in which Mrs. Angel %repudiated
her claim as the first wife O: Jay Gould
and declared hat Mrs. Cody had prompt
ed her to make the cain.
In the deposition OF Melville c. Brown
was this:
'1She said tha; she had been told by
Mrs. Cody and the latter's attorney that
IL she would sign papers. brought to her
they would recover Ter hei i very large
sum of money from The Gould estate
and that she signed the papers because
Of their representations. She old me
tha; she never said TO Mrs. Cody that
she had been married to Jay Gould.
Mrs Cody came into the room at
that moment" Mr.. Browns deposition
continues. and Mrs. ANGEL said, There
IS the woman to whom I gave the papers
and for whom I signed l Their repeat
ed 10 Mrs. Cody what Mrs. Angel had
said. and Mrs. Cody became very much
excited and said that she would be de-
nounced and advertised all over the
| country as blackmailer. Mrs. Cody in
sisted that Mrs. Angel represented that
she had been married to Jay Gould"
The Brown deposition continues:
Mrs. Angel in a fierce and determin-
ed manner said to Mrs. Cody: I never
said any such thing to you; it Is a lie and
you know it. This comes from my
daughter. She is the only human being
| love. and I shall tell you the whole
truth, and don't care what you say or
do Mrs. Angel said that she had
never had In her possession any certifi-
cate o: marriage with Mr.. Gould"
Mrs. Cody AYERS also that the publ
cation OF the above has brought her into
contempt Of all her friends and acquaint-
ances in New York as well as in Chi
cago.
s. E. Browne is her attorney.
NEWS OF THE VARSITY.
The freshman class met Thursday az
t~erncon and organized the class and de-
cided on class colors. pins and canes but
W have not heard anything OF the yell.
The sophomores had their meeting
last night but did not decide on colors
or the like.
On Thursday the following promo
tons were made in B company cadets:
First Sergeant, Sudduth to be sergeant
major and Geo. Marsh to- be frs: SER
geans.
The cadets are taking more interest
in the drill 0 than usual, there being
two companies, which causes rivalry.
Prot. Gilkinson and students OF the
Mechanical department are putting up
the last lengths o. the foundry furnace
smoke stack.
Prof. Bufum has been producing some
excellent negatives the last few days,
four especially, one o. the four apples
raised by Mr.. Lund OF the Big Laramie;
second, one Of natural size OF two OF
the apples, and the others Of the audi
torium and camera club.
The Olympic society had a very good
| program last evening.
Dig down to the cause Of your sick
ness. II you want ito get we'll and stay
well. Most likely it's indigestion. The
irritating poisons Of fermenting. pUar4d
food. left in the stomach by indigestion.
cause headache, neuralgia. nervous
ness. dizziness, ssomach ache, nausea,
i%rritability. and all other well-known
symptoms OF Indigestion.
They also cause many pains and dis
orders which are often laid TO the causes
and hence are not easily cured. But as
soon as the poisons are removed, all
these symptoms and disorders disap-
pear. because there Is nothing left to
cause them. Nothing succseds In this
ALL