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Jury returned verdict for plaintiff for
$669.67.
Room s-vinson Carter, Judge.
Elizabeth Wysong VS.. David Wysong; d.
vorce Granted to plaintiff
JACOB IL. HaSs VS.. w. IL. West; lien. Evil
dence heard Taken under admisement.
Circuit Court.
Henry Clay Allen, Judge.
Emma Kimball VS.. Bernard ]. Mueller:
Islander. Jury returned verdict for defend
ant.
Charles T. Whitsett VS.. Charlotte Kort-
zer.s estate Allowed by administrator for
so and costs VS.. estate.
w. R. Mercer VS.. James w. Keogh ct
al; appeal Submitted to court; Evidence
VS.. plaintiff for costs.
NJ l.. Hare VS.. James I. Rockers estate.
Submitted for trial by jury.
Criminal Court.
John F. McCray, Judge.
State Of Indian VS.. John Baker; burg
larry. Trial by jury. Verdict of guilty. I'M
prlSonment In Indiana Reformatory for not
less than two years nor more than four
teen years.
State of Indiana VS.. William Flemming:
petit larceny Trial by court Defendant If
teen years of age. Case taken under ad-
yisement Defendant discharged till further
order of court
State Of Indiana VS.. Alice Haddix and
George Price; grand larceny. Defendant
Haddix on trial by jury.
New Suits Filed.
Edward Jacoby VS.. Frank Lemontree;
mechanics lien Superior Court, Room 2
BERTHE Wilson VS.. Maze L. Wilson; suit
for divorce Superior Court, Room 3.
John NJ. Crawford VS.. John w. Neuggler:
replevtn. Superior Court, Room 1.
John M. Crawford VS.. Elmer H. Ely;
suit in replevin. Superior Court Room s.
Henry Schnell VS.. Anna SchnclI; suit for
divorce Superior Court.
Anna OConnor VS.. Hugh d. O'connor;
suit for divorce. Superior Court Room l.
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany vs. Maria Maxwell ct al; suit to fore
close mortgage. Superior Court Room g.
John M. Pagan VS.. Frederick A Well ct
al; mechanics lien Superior Court,
Room g.
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LIKE OUR STREET-CAR CASE.
Water Company Asks United States
Court to Restrain City of Denver.

ST. LOUIS. Oct 2s-The Continental
Trust Company of New York as trustee in
a mortgage executed by the Denver Union
Water Company, to-day filed bill in tho
United States Circuit Court before Judge
Thayer. to restrain the city of Denver the
mayor. the president of the Board OF SUI
pervisors and the president of the Board OF
Aldermen of that city from enforcing the
provisions of an ordinance passed on the
25th of July, 1887, on the ground that it was
enacted in violation of the Constitution OF
the United States. The bill further seeks
to enjoin the defendants from aiding and
abetting private consumers of water in
turning on water at their respective houses
which has been turned off by the water
company because of the nonpayment Of
water licenses. Mayor McMurray, of Dem
YER. has telegraphed to Judge Thayer ask
ing him to withhold his decision until Nov.
l. but the judge expressed the opinion that
he might grant a temporary injunction
after reading the papers in the case.
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THE COURT RECORD.


1921. Baldwin VS.. Sutton. Cass c. c. Mo-
ton to set aside opinion overruled Per
curiam-I The rules of this court provide
that amendments of the assignment of
errors shall not be made after a cause is
submitted except upon notice and leave APP
piled for in writing nor shall leave be
granted unless 1t appear that due care and
diligence were exercised in the first instance
to make the assignment complete" q Affi-
davitS in support of motion to set aside an
opinion wherein the applicant seeks to ex-
cuse his negligence in failing to seek a cor
rection of the assignment of errors after the
submission Of the cause are insufficient
when they are insufficient to excuse the
lack of care and diligence in the first in
stance to make the assignment complete.
1881. Cortright vs. State ex rel Alexan-
der Blackford c. c. Affirmed. Jordan, J.
This decision is based upon the authority
of Wampler VS.. the State mo. 1850 decided
at this term of court
1875. Chapman VS.. Jones. Upton C. c.
Reversed. McCabe, c. il. When one
paragraph Of the complaint is dismissed by
the court the defendant cannot complain
be good against a demurrer Tor want Want Of Of
facts 1t must show the title to be in the
plaintiff, as every action must be prose-
cuted in the name Of the real party in in
terest.
1886 State ex rel. stoltz VS.. Manor. Jay
c. c. Certiorari granted.
Appellate Court.
2232 Boyd VS.. Starbuck Huntington G.
c. Affirmed. Robinson. il. Where the
only pleading filed in a case is a claim
against an estate. whatever defense there
may be by way of set off must be proven
2 Whether or not the relation of parent
and child existed between parties prior to
the death of one of them must be deter
mined from the facts of the case, and when
il is shown that such relation was formed
and did and continued 10 exist the courts
will not reduce that relationship to one of
master and servant; but where the relation
is shown not to have existed and a verdict
is rendered on the evidence this court will
not weigh the evidence to determine where
the preponderance lies. 49,
2120 Bond VS.. Saffeld.y Henry c. O. AZ
firmed Wiley c. J.--When a promissory
note governed by the law merchant isi pay
able to two persons and one OF the payees
indorses on the back of the note words to
the effect that he transfers his interest in
the note to his copayee and the latter SUBJ
sequently indorses the same without re-
course" to third person, the first indorser
is not liable thereon when 1t appears that
he only intended to assign his interest in
the note to his copayee.
249l. Halleck VS. Town. Jasper c. G. Dis
missed under Rule 49,
Superior Court.
Room limo. l.. McMaster Judge.
VIM. G. Bertermann VS.. the Preferred
Masonic Mutual Accident Association OF
America; policy. Dismissed and costs paid
VIM. Fender VS.. Jas, Lanktree ct al; notd
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A NEGRO CONFIDENCE WOMAN.
Alice Haddix ON Trial for Robbing q
Horse Buyer

Alice Haddix, a young colored woman
charged with robbery, was put on trial in
the Crimial Court yesterday. George Price.
who is also colored, and an alleged con-
federate of the woman, is charged with the
same offense The prosecuting witness is
timothy Kelley. horse buyer, who claims
to have been robbed of $1S5 on the night
OF Oct. 2. Two days before the robbery KEEL
ley came here from Edinburg with lot of
horses. He kept the horses for several DAYS
In the rear of No. IS (old number) Indiana
avenue. He claims that early in the even
ing OF the night of the robbery Alice Had
ok came back to talk to him, and before
ne was aware of it, had his pocketbook.
He says he tried to detain her, but she
escaped with the wallet. 1t is claimed the
woman was at once joined by Price. and
tney divided the money. The pocketbook.
containing some valuable documents. was
arterward found in barrel at the intersec>
ton OF Indiana and Senate avenues. Price
ana the woman were arrested by a Gin.
cinnau detective on the fair grounds al
Hamilton, o., several days after the rob-
Deey detective Thornton, who brought
ihem back here, says they offered to plead
gullly ana take Workhouse sentences. JONI.
-. Spahr, attorney for the poor is defend
ing the woman The detectives say she is
known as shrewd confidence woman
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The police are looking for John T. Wood
ward. Of lottery fame. Last June he was
arrested for selling lottery tickets and fined
$500 and costs, but was given the privilege
OF leaving the city. He remained away
until a few days before the election. He
was seen by the police and his presence here
was noted In the papers. Yesterday II
reached the ears OF Judge Cox that Wood
ward had dropped into his old life again
ana was fast becoming q nuisance in the
city. He issued a commitment and ordered
the police to bring the man in to serve 52l
DAYS IN the Workhouse.
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5 CENTS PER LINE OF SEVEN

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DR.. CHARLES ESPEY, H. D,
He Is Arrested on the Charge of steal
ing "a Horse.

Charles Espey, horse dentist, living at
500 East Market street was arrested yes
terday on a charge of stealing horse and
buggy belonging 60 Jonas johnson. Espey
and buggy to him 10 sell; that he got drunk
and left the horse in Williamsons livery
stable
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NEW REVENUE COLLECTORS.
messrs. NovvIin and Henry Each Give
Bond for 100000.

Both Ambrose d. Nowlin, the new coll
lector of internal revenue for the Sixth In
diana district, including Indianapolis, and
David w. Henry, the collector for the Sew
enth district, with headquarters at Terre
Haute, have qualified. They each gave bond
for $4,000. with the American Surety Conn
pany on the bonds for the full amount MIR
Nowlin will take Office next Monday and
Mr.. Henry on Nov 10. Mr. NOwlin has
lot yet announced his choice for the CHEZ
deputyship in his office
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directors, it was declared do not represent
the foreign interests in the road President
Ristine authorized the statement that the
new company will take possession of the
road on Nov. /. 1t will abandon the Busk
tunnel on that date and send all trains over
the Hegeman pass. which was recently re-
habilitated. During the meeting the direc-
tors received and approved the papers
growing out Of the roads REORGANIZATION.
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HOME FOR BACCHANTE.
OutcaSt Statue Placed on a Pedestal
In metropolitan Museum of Arts.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.-Bacchante, tha
outcast statue rejected by Boston, has
found home in the Metropolitan Museum
of Art. Despite a signed protest received
to-day from twenty coored persons said
to be women, the trustees of the museum
decided to accept the statue. General Di
Cesnola pointed out bit of realism In the
statue this afternoon which had not been
noticed before. This is a slight contraction
of the flesh just above the knees, which In.
dicated to the general that Bacchante only
recently had removed her garters.
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Complains of His second wife.

In the Superior Court Henry Schnell seeks
divorce from Anna NJ Schnell, to whom
he was married last April. He says he has
not lived with the woman since Oct 90 He
charges the defendant with cruelty to his
children by former marriage. They are
all of tender age The stepmother is accused
of having assaulted them violently 1t is
charged she pulled their hair, beat them
with brooms and kicked them. The PLAINTIFF
declares he is afraid to leave his children
alone with the woman, fearing she will do
them some violent injury.
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John Baker was arrested on West Wash
ington street in September on information
of two women who saw him coming out Of
Myer Lewis saloon. In the Criminal Courr
he said that two men picked him up and
threw him through the window. His novel
way of accounting for his presence in the
saloon had no weight, and he was sentenced
Tor not less than two nor more than four
teen years.
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No Islander in What Mueller Said.

The Circuit Court jury. which heard the
evidence in the damage suit of Mrs Emma
Kimball against Bernard Miller, yesterday
returned verdict for the defendant Mrs
KimbaIl sued Mueller for heavy damages.
claiming he had made statements rejecting
On her reputation. The case contained con-
siderable evidence of a sensational char
acter.
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NOVEL PAY FOR SINGERS.
Half barrel of Free Beer for Song
Services at Funeral.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2S--The win of Frederick
Wilhelm Kaslaw. on record in the Probate
Court, is a peculiar one in some respects II
is in German and makes one odd bequest
After providing for the distribution of his
estate, most OF which Is in ST. Mary, st.
Genevieve county Missouri, he inserts the
following provision: If the Rock Springs
singers shall sing at my grave. they shall
receive a half barrel of free beer from my
wife,"
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Report of the earnings of the Wabash
system for the month of September shows
an increase in gross earnings of $142 AIS and
net of $751; 25 From July to Sept. 30 a
gross increase of $2225 9l in shown, while
the net increase for the same period was
$l70,771. Following is the detailed state
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george McKinstry Incorr,r,bIe.

An affidavit has been filed in the Crimi-
nal Court asking that George McKinstry,
who is under fifteen, be sent to the Reform
School for Boys. The affidavit is filed by
the boy mother, who says he abuses her,
refuses to work when employment is Sc
cured for him and declines to attend school
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Scrofula is the advertisement Of foul
blood 1t may be entirely driven from the
system by the faithful use of Hoods Sar-
saparilla, which thoroughly purifies the
blood
Hoods Pills are easy to take, easy to
operate. Cure indigestion biliousnesS. 25c.
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Many cases Of diphtheria are reported to
the Board Of Health from over the State.
Ripley county seems TO have more than its
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their credit and the credit of whatsoever
road or roads the book had been used on.
Let the photograph book be good over all
ton territory with through checking privi-
leges. etc. / have had many talks with con-
ductors on various lines, and | have yet 10
the Lake Shore 5.O00-mile books on account
Of its being In wrong hands ], for one, am
heartily not in favor OF general rate or
cents per mile, but am in favor of treating
the railroads fairly and in return receiving
fair treatment and mileage that is Of con-
venience to the men who visit from four TO
eight towns per day. Give US by Jan. the
photograph book GRIP CARRIER.
IndfananOIjs Ocf %
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Have been conveniently located at the following
drug stores In the various sections or
the city, from which
ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE TELEPHoNED
Direct TO this Office at regular rates,
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nIEn

EIsLIS-Mrs. DIR. Ellis, at the residence of her
brother, w. A. Early new GA North Senate
avenue, aged seventy -four years eleven months
and twenty days. Funeral Saturday after-
noon. Oct 80. at p M, nom her late residence.
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FuNERAL nIRECToIes.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
FLANNER & BUCHANAN-172 North
Illinois street Lady Gemi,balmer; for
open. Telenhone SAL Hacks at lowest
prevailing price.
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M. BEECHER, ST., of Belleville, Kan,
has this to say of DR.. Miles's Heart
Cure: ST desire to inform you of the
great benefit I have derived from the use
of DR.. Miles's New Heart Cure hoping
that this may influence some other sufferer,
as I was influenced from reading anothers
testimonial My early symptoms were about
six years ago. when at first felt shortness
of breath and later, sharp shooting pains
about my heart, etc. frequently consulted
my family physician, but his prescriptions
gave me no relief. My trouble grew worse
as 1t became older until 1 was unable to
get good nights rest, and frequently 1
would have to get up and go to the window
for air. To get any sleep / was compelled
to prop my head and shoulders up so that
1 could breathe. began using DR.. Miless
New Heart Cure and experienced relief
from the beginning. 1 continued for some
time and It fully restored my health. That
was three years ago.
Heart disease, unchecked never grows
better of itself. It's course is from bad to
worse. The first symptoms are usually
ignored with the thought, II don't think /
can have heart trouble" and the timely OPP
portunity is neglected and the case becomes
serious. Thousands of weak hearts are
liable at any moment. on the least over
exertion TO fail and the victims shock their
friends by their sudden and untimely deaths.
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ron SALE.


FOR sALE-Bo oks-Rare, some in parchment
bindings; etchings, etc. Address RARE BOOKS,
$50 North Illinois street (old number.)
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Room l,-Jno. L. McMaster, Judge.
VIM. G.. Bertermann VS.. the Preferred
Masonic Mutual Accident Association OF
America; policy. Dismissed and costs paid
VIM. Fender VS.. Jas. Lanktree ct al; notd
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JOURNAL ADVERTISING STATIONS.
THE JOURNAL

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CLAIRvOYANT.

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ClA1RVOYANT-Consu Mrs. Griswold on all
matters of life. IL not satisfied she takes no
money. Office and residence, 54s new. 296 told)
Last South street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Observation-Disclosures portrait salesman for
crew; salary big commission and expenses.
Call Virginia Hotel, b. H. CORBETT
WANTED-$s5 a week and expenses paid sales
rlen for cigars: experience Unnecessary; perma-
pent position. The w. l.. KLINE CO.. st. Louis.
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~ NE person in every four has a weak
or diseased heart Medical statistics
have fully established this fact, and
while all cases do not develop into a
dangerous condition, majority of them
cause much trouble and in case of Illness
from other sources heart weakness mater
tally retards. If it does not entirely prevent
recovery. while a strong, well heart IS the
convaiescent's best friend and most useful
ally.
Shortness OF breath, weak and hungry
spells; palpitation from some sudden fright,
going up stairs rapidly. or other extra exer-
tion severe pains In region of the heart.
ETC., are sure symptoms of heart weakness.
Hon. w. II. E3assett, for twenty years
judge of the County Court at Tuscola, ILL.,,
writes: about two years ago / expert
enced trouble with my heart, having severe
pains in my left side. resulting from a
severe spell Of erysipelas. began using
Or. Miles's New Heart Cure and continued
until / had taken six bottles and believe 1t
has cured me. as / have had no trouble
since. 1t is surely an excellent remedy and
I do not hesitate to recommend IL as ! be-
lieve it win relieve any case Of heart trou-
BILE"
Or. Miles's Remedies are sol7 by all drug
gists under a positive guarantee that the
first bottle will benefit or the money will be
refunded. Book on the heart and nerves
sent free by the
DR.. Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart, Ind.
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WANTED-Position as janitress cleaning build
avenue.
WAT Multiplication engineer, machinist or
salesman; a thorough mechanic; can furnish
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FINANCIAL.
LOANs-Money on mortgages. &. +. SA1LES
rs East Market street.
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q. TEX. DIV. iousrea. sE..Int
cOFFEE.

New Orleans. July 6.--coffee-ordInary
10 low fair. l0ul2L.
New York, july 16.--Coffee = Options
opened steady at UNCHANGED prices; ruled
moderately active and advanced on COW
ering by local shorts, following firmer
Havre aavices. brazilian receipts Were
smaller Than expected and checked selling.
Closed steady. 5aio points net advance.
Sales, i0.75o bags. including: September,
~; iobb,ns. 7s.. Mild steady; Cordova,
lotsMl6ls. Sales, 1000 bags Rio No. a,
Santos, July l6-conee-steady; good
average Santos, 500 refs per 10 kilos. re-
ceipts, 2l.0o); stock. alb.0oo
Hamburg. July i6.-t'offee--Closcd u pfs,
higher; sales. la.ooo.
RIO. July ls.--Coff.c--Steady; No. Z Rio.
$40 refs per 10 kilos, exchange. 7lsd: re-
ceipis. Hoo for two days: cleared for
tho United States, 300; for Europe. COCO
New York. July m--rotal warehouse de-
liyeries from the United States, ls.o'7. In
stock today. lis.gsl: United States stock.
t6s 5a6; afioat for tho United States la,0 600;
total vssihle for the United states, 7oe,65s.
nGAtnnk - - 49, n1Rjni1 ln6n a 1rfk
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Market fair for fat cattle a..
overstocked with sheep.