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meaning Of chapter 114 OF the laws or 1871,
known as the eight-hour law.
All the Justices concurring.
A true copy. -
Attest: JNO. MARTIN,
[seal.l Clerk Supreme Court.
1O9O4
]. ]. Rauer
VS..
F. ]. Thomas.
Error from Shawnee County.
REVERSED.
Syllabus. BY the Court. Doster, C. ].
In an action to recover real property It is
competent to prove that an instrument OF
conveyance relied upon to show title In
third person as a defense to the suit, was
made with intent to defraud creditors, or
that It was made to secure debt and not
to pass title; and In such action the non
Iolnder of The third person whose rights
may be thus collaterally assailed cOnsti-
tutes no ground for an abatement OF the
suit.
All the Justices concurrIng.
A true copy. .
Attest: JNO. MARTIN,
ESeal.l Clerk Supreme Court.
lOSs9
The Robson Female Seminary
VS..
I. P. Campbell, ct al
Error from Harper County.
REVERSED.
Syllabus. BY the Court. Johnston, j.
1. The party named as defendant IN err
ror in a proceeding In error and who is
party to the judgment sought TO be re-
versed, may file crosS"petltion In error and
attach the same to the record nled Dy the
plaintiff in error.
2. When a defendant in error voluntarily
appears and files such cross-petition ne
thereby becomes party to the proceeding.
3. An allegation that the plaintiff Is duly
Incorporated and Is the successor of cor
poratiOn somewhat differently designated
which was nam ed as payee In prOmissory
note upon which the action Is brought, and,
further, that the plaintiff is the owner and
holder Of the note. ls sufficient to show that
the plaintiff is the real party in interest and
entitled to maintain the action.
4. The assignment Of note ordinarily OPP
crates as. an assignment OF mortgage
made to secure the note; and where 1t so
operates an irregular assignment Of the
mortgage is immaterial.
5. The averments OF the petition exam
ined and held 10 be sufficient as against an
objection to the introduction Of any tCsti-
mony Because Of the insuficiency Of the
facts pleaded.
All the Justices concurring.
A true copy. -
Attest: JNO. MARTIN
TSeal1 Clerk Supreme Court.
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meaning of chapter 114 Of the laws Of 1891,
known as the elght-hour law.
All the Justices concurring.
Attest: JNO. MARTIN,
[Seall Clerk Supreme Court.
The Advocate and news., 1898-12-14
1926.
Irene Matthews

The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Company
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1OS62.

Alfred Baker. executor. etc.,
VS..
o. II, Morse, receiver.
Error from Linn County.
AFFIRMED.
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1O7S5
Irene Matthews
The Atchlson, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Company.
Error from Wyandotte County.
AFFIRMED.
Syllabus. BY the Court. DOster, C. J..
Where one railroad company owning most
Of the stock Of another railroad company,
and being desirous OF utiliz ng It as a con-
net ting line for through business, enters
INTO a through Lratiic agreement with It,,
bv the terms Of which a division Of earn
ings on such traffic Is stipulated for, ana
matters pertaining to through rates ana
other Ike business are entrusted In great
part to the management OF the first-men-
toned company, which upon its part un-
dertakes to guarantee the bonds and gem
orally to finance the affairs OF the last
mentioned con pany, Dut the aforementioned
company retains the entire management or
Its own tram service and operating depart
ment, employs, controls and discharges its
own employees, and pays the expenses or
such department; held, that as to passen-
ger riding over the line Of the last-men-
toned company, upon through ticket SOLD
by the aforementioned company, contain
ing a clause limiting responsibility for In
jurles en- route to those occurring on the
line Of such company, damages cannot be
recovered from the selling company for in
juries received upon the line OF the other
one through the negl gence OF its employ es.
All the Justices concurring.
A true copy.
Attest: JNO. MARTIN, Ia
[seall Clerk Supreme Court
1OS6O.
Aldace F. Walker, ct al, as receivers of
the Atchlson, Topeka & Santa Fe Rail
road Company.
vs.
A. B. Green.
Error from sedgwick County.
AFFIRMED.
Syllabus. BY the Court. DOster, c. ].
Under the order of the United States Cir
cult court appointing receivers OF the prop
erty and affairs Of the AtchiS0n, Topeka
& Santa Fe Railroad Company, made In q
foreclosure proceeding instituted In 1888
against that company by the trustees OF
It's mortgage bOndholders, direction was
given to the receivers to make payment
OF all liabilities incurred by the company
In the form OF damages for bodily injuries
sustained through its negligence or that
Of its employees, within twelve months pre-
cedlng the date of the order; and likewise
in such order leave was given generally to
all persons to bring suit against the re-
cevers in other courts Of competent juris-
dlctiOn, without the previous permission of
the court appointing them; held, that un-
der these orders, an action for damages of
the character stated, for injuries received
within the time limited, may be maintained
against the receivers in the courts Of this
State.
All the justices concurring
A true copy
Attest: JNO. MARTIN,
[Seal.J Clerk Supreme Court.
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I1l59.

The State of Kansas
vs.
Alexander Warner.
Appeal from Cherokee County.
REVERSED.
fsylabus. BY the Court Allen, ],
/. The case Of In re Taylor followed.
q The word draft as used In section l6
OF chapter 43 OF the laws of 1891 Is a. general
term, and includes checks as well as other
orders drawn tor the payment OF money.
a In a prosecution against an otticeT OK
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NOTICE 20 CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE To CONTRACTORS Notice is
hereby given that sealed proposals Will
be received by the undersigned. secretary
OF the hoard OF public works. up to Z
o'cseck i. m. Thursday. .une 20 1898. for
the furnishing OF al material aud labor
for the erection of standpiTe for the
Seattle, situated In the city para. Tie
approximate quantities Of ma iv =-..a.S an /
fittings necessary for the construction.
Of said siandpipe are as follows, to VT:
80 Csc pounds of steel.
1000 pounds OF special castings.
2.2o0 pounds Of pinch east iron pipe.
% feet of Pinch kalamein pipe.
f2-lnch gate valves.
/ Ilxls-irch manhole head.
] i2-inch swing gaze.
Loo square yards asphalt coating.
Plans and specifications are now on file
in the office Of the board of public works
Each bid must be accompanied By a GER
titled check, payable 10 the order of the
city comptroller, for sum net less than
five - per cent. Of the bid, and no bio will
be considered unless accompanied by such
check.
The successful bidder VIII be required
10 enter into a contract ard furnish sat
lSfaciory hords for the amount required
by the city charter and the laws OF the
state Of Washington, within ten days
after being notified Of the award OF the
contract 20 him: failing 10 do so. the
said check and the ame1nt fixed therein
viii be forfeited 10 the city. 40 person il
eligible as bidder who has within two
years prior to the letting Of said contract
made default in payment Of any ;ust
clam for any work or labor performed or
any skill or material furnished pursuant
to any such contract as herein afver-
tised or who within said two years failed
10 compete any sEcb contracts.
Special attention IS called TO article
xx;ii.. Of the city charter AS now In force
relating 20 "hours Of labor" and 10
article viii, section a. cubs I and ?. re-
Ia ting to bonds and gureties
The board Of pubic works reserves tho
right 20 reject any and al bids
Proposals mist he Endorsed on the en-
vslope, bid for the Construction OF a
S.andplpe."
BY order Of the board cf public works
FRANK OLESON
En.ri.tnr..
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EMPLOYMENT
EMPLOYMENT wANTED-FEMALE.
HELP wANrED-MA,.E.

WANT Ed Ia ers, siS. swagnperz SO and
found dTill runners and tunnel islorers
md railroad hands, free pass. ship fri
day. hotel porter. s51. waiter. sasne. mil.
Wright. fafni ana restaurant cooks. bed
maker; farm handa, 81 day: man to load
aud tails shingles, buekers Sc .Hs Alaska
laborers. s., hand skiddes barber. s.
city yardman. Ei.ss. drag sawyer. ten
blosker@. hard machine sawyer pack
ers. mix aeiSefsr. 80. plumber. g.,s,eR
wages tem4kefA. 4usia. work near city
0-ba: rigging Singer. roadmen 81 up
inside work. T. b. mand eanln hetrars
81 and found. f1ilkcrs. wood turner Goa
miners, sac day or ton. knot a3ysra
No, hand sawXfrs stiekeTman. light
work near city, SIS AMI found. wogsa ami
bolt choppers. Sic and 81 cord. family
rtsn Cranes Employment Bureau, Ia
Washington street
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tees
Fssserxf sestr&se resolutions 81 ofse-
spsetas srr81r@sasHts wtE 80 ~nafES3
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DE sTus AND sEasG<-

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ssas. wessaeN<ssy 1ane q 7sss, HsSsr
Graz. asuxsssr % Mr. AwE NF8. !. Lee
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Brown wsi - h~ta snss sfSsY00cn a :
e'csoes 81 Fs87tsrwsrt7's usa%rsak TX
reors
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HANNA, expert chiropoaisi parss-x :.
moved % Burke building: recepssasi saa.
3Is All competitors challenged
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SkCBIFICE-Two tirsi-c.aSs tickets 20
Dawson VIA s. Michael. also fr,,lSAs
spac@ for sale J Matter Mclean, Yea
dome hotel. Phone. Green $tl.
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ROOMS And BOARD.

NICELY furnished ROOMS in attractive res
ideace. with board excellent neighbor-
hood. delightful location. references re-
auestei SIS Twenly-.ifss avenue
ROOMS aud board a, lage Second street
corner Pine large rooms well furnished ,
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wals from aoStoffice
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s2S.00a WORTH of T. iondike groceries
hardware and clothing thrown on the
market az cost. Coin Bros Basement
Store liz James street
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KLONpIi& E-MACUINEUY.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

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NANIELt~fhrce men in Seattle ard ora
man In eash assoccgpied town In Wash
inston and adjoining states, to take or
derE tor uens made 20 Order suits "a
We 10 81. mostly t4ae 10 $40; pants
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ou,ffs For application and references
hlsfk and stili particulars address Aueri-
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Trade. ChseaEo. III.
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ALASKA kLONDIkE
WANTS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FOR SALE.

ONLY Ss75 for ore ticket and la pounds
freight space 10 Dawson on y. n Il
T Co.'S steamer. june 30. Apply Alice
X Seymour. 1905 Seventh avenue. attsF
=. n. 2AtlN
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-07
"a VIRGINIA DUEL"

a difference having arisen between
two well known Virginia gentlemen
over matter which does not concern
the New York Mail and Express In the
least, has caused that journal to in.
dulge in structures which are unbecom-
Ing and reflection upon its good sense
ana Judgment, to say nothing about the
bad taste displayed. 1t says. for In
stance:
"Chivalric honor In Virginia Is
again at the point of boiling over
the edge of the caldron. They are
Doth perfect gentlemen. sab, and
they each fought bravely for the
obstruction OF the Union. They
nave now become two public. ng-
excessively public, aspirants to eX
tinguish each other in gore, and Mt
least one OF them has managed to
get himself arrested on the charre
or intending to fight IL duel"
This Is followed by Should tbc so,,
of Virginia thus be stained with h,ond
or rye? Perish the thought! 4 con-
Ventent magistrate was procured at
once. An equally convenient detective
was procured to furnish bail One
principal in this airy duel was thus
formally arrested and placed under
bonds to keep the peace. The other
He'd to his 'estatc, seven miles away.
he wears hair on the Buffalo BEL
style the fevered dispatches say, and
ne Is very dangerous. having fought a
duel several years ago. and taken n
drink with his peacefully surviving ad
versary afterwnrd
1t is time to cease poking fun at the
innocent duels OF Paris. Richmond
commands the wordy field of honor"
Now, the wonder is how much run-
powder me editor OF the Mall and Elk
press ever smelt. The Mall and Ex-
press ought to drop Itself overheard
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-07
HUYING SEATS IN THE SENATE.

1t is now declared that II Mark
elected to the United States Senate on
n fair and square fight he will endeavor
to buy up enough votes in the LegIsln-
ture OF Ohio to make his election sure
and those who are at all familiar with
Hanna's methods Of working politics.
do not not doubt that he will do It IL
he can find the men TO purchase. The
thing has ben done in Ohio before, If
reports do not lie, and Hanna is just
the man to resort to such methods to
secure his end.
The Knoxville Tribune, in referring
to the situation, declares that looking
from the standpoint Of the country's
good. the election of Mr.: Hanna Is n
thing to be most deeply deplored. Han
naism is mammonlsm, incarnnte. The
embodiment of that spirit which Is SO
rapidly coming to dominate every inter-
est In America. The greed for wealth
absorbing. 30 supreme, that men of
every class and station are yielding to
It's Influence. 1t is q ,mammonism that
brides votes, corrupts the ballot box,
buys legislation, and warps the judg-
mem OF courts. Mark Hanna more than
any other man in America today rep
resents the concentration OF corporate
wealth for the corrupt control of the
public offices ms well as the commercial
legislation OF the United States, and
his electionto the United States Senate
would, for that reason, be great pub
lie calamity.
Dvery good citizen, whether Repub-
lean or Democrat, who loves his coun-
try, will deplore the return OF Mark
Hanna to the United States Senate
If he is defeated now there is a possibil-
lily of his retiring from public sight,
but if sent back to the Senate the
country will be afflicted with his pres
ence and methods for years yet TO
come.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-07
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

In Its annual review OF the crimes
ana casualties for the preceding twe,yo
months. the Chicago Tribune furnishes
the following information as the To-
quit OF It's work along the lines stated
FOR 1897. Taking up the subject Of
iynohing our contemporary finds that
The number of these crimes during the
past year was l6G; or something like
20 per cent. more thon that committed
during 1896, distributed owe. The fol.
lowing States:
Texas, 25; Alabama. 10; MissIsslppi
TO- Georgia, II; Louisiana, IA; Florida
y; Arkansas, Ii; South Carolina. s:
tennessee, 6; Ohio, 5; Indiana, 6; Ken.
lucky, 6; lliinoIs 3; Michigan. i; yir.
gina, 5; Miryland 3; Wisconsin, /.
iowa, 2; Minnesota, !; North Carolina,
4; West Virginia. /; Michigan, 1; Mis-.
souri, 2, and Nebraska, /. II is evident
from these figures. as the Atlanta Con
stitut!on remarks, that the crime of
iynchins has ceased to be sectionll In
lis character and that the South can
no longer he charged with # exclu-
aively. Out of the total number of
lynchings which occurred IN shs United
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-07
NOTES AND OPINIONS.

Good resolutions never hurt any man,
unless they are made with uneXpressed,
but fixed determination to break them
In the first moment of tr!al.-Bos:on
Globe.
Visitor-Why do you weep? Convict
I've lost my sweetheart. "Ah, she
spurned you when you fell from grace"
Yes; you see, I'm only Il common thief
and my rival murdered his grand
parents and won her hcart."-Philadel-
phia Record.
Prince Bismarck drops down through
his old age gracefully. He has fair
degree OF physical ability, and head
that enables him to study affairs with
out overtaxing himself. When he
thinks of the old William and looks
upon William. Jr., It must be @ great
satisfaction to him to reflect that he
is on THE retired list and has no res
possibility for ithe predent admins.
tration.-Cinclnnati Enquirer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-07
aTHE lxAIsER,s TYRANNY.

According TO the London News. It Is
shown that the average number. OF per-
sons sentenced yearly for lcse majestic
by Kaiser William Is 62l. The aver
age length OF imprisonment was 175
days. During che last five years Ger
mans have suffered in the aggregate
1899 years Imprisonment as the price
OF very limited freedom of speech.
Five per cent Of the condemned per-
sons were minora
Between 1890 and 1895 seven children
under l5 years OF age, forty-eight be-
tween the ages OF Is and Is and 1873
between Is and q years Of age were
imprisoned for lese majestic. And this
iss all done by order Of tho man who
likens himself unto Frederick, the
Great. The above figures show some Of
the imprisoned persons were practi-
cally children, yet the Imperial Males
ty claims to have been offended by
these praHiingS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-07
PERSONALS.

Chief Jutice Judd. OF Hawaii. was
graduated from Yale in 1862, and his
two sons will be graduated from the
snme institution at the coming COM
mencement.
According to a London correspond
ent the Government will ask Parlia-
ment to give the Duke Of Teck $4,000
year out of the G5,000 which was
paid 10 his late wife.
The rumor that Prof. Rockwell. of
the School of Science of Princeton Uni
versity. is to leave the church for the
same reasons that Prof Shields with
drew are. according to Prof. Rockwelrs
statement without foundation.
London has a woman auctioneer
Miss Ada Hammond, who Is said to bt
the first OF her sex TO engage in this
occu2tion. She is n woman of fine
presence, about 80 or &c years old, with
powerful voice and a pleasant man
ner She inherited the business fror
her father who was an auctioncer fo,
many years. and assisted him rs clerl
from the time she was 16 until hi.
death.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-07
Do You Know
MIR. L. B. Myrick?

HUNDREDS DO. He Is agent for the
United States Express Company. No. 175
Main street, Norfolk, Va.
Mr.. Myrick says: "FOR SEVERAL
YEARS l SUFFERED WITH y CHRON-
&c COUGH AND COLD. SOMETIMES
ACCOMPANIED BY NEURALGIA AND
HEADACHE After consulting several
physicians without relief l PLACED MY
SELF UNDER THE TREATMENT OF
DIR. FIREY. AND WAS CURED BY
HIM. NEARLY 4 YEAR HAS ELAPS-
ED SINCE THEN AND THERE HAS
BEEN NO RETURN WHATEVER OF
THE TROUBLE.
IL. d. MYRICK."
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-07

from the current number of The De-
iineator. The fronts OF the coat lap
TO the throat and close in double breast
ed style. and upright openings to pock-
cts and squnrc-cornered pockct-laps
covering openings to side pockets in
serted In the fronts are excellent fea-
lures. deep cape collar with widely
iiaring ends completes the neck. The
trousers may be OF cheviot. serge, tweed
or cloth.
Pattern Is No. 9,4li. Specially pre-
pared for us by The Butterick Publish
Ing Company (LinHed).
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-07
Asty,tsh Outdoor suit for tho sinai,

Rough surfaced ooatings are popular
Tor overcoats intended for the small
boy and the shaping is simple through
OUT. The double-breasted STYLES of
nVercoats are admired and one such as
Is shown In the sketch is practical and
suitable for the new wcavcss OF chin
emilia, melton, beaver and mixed chev-
lot. The stlyes on this figure are taken
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-07

Whenever the Kaiser, feels sore over
a cartoon he arrests the editor of the
paper for ''lese majestic"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-07
EIGHT PAGES.

Blanco wants more men, more money
and more time to conquer Cuba.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-07

There lis some talk TO the effect Of
the Hanna Republicans in the Legis-
aature making combination with The
Democrats and electing Calvin S. Brice
to the Senate, fbecuuse they prefer to be
beaten by a gold Democrat than free
silver Republican.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-07

Considering that Spain Is q "haughty
hation'-this assertion has been made
so often that it must be true-there is
great difficulty in explaining how she
endures the insolent defiance and saw
age accusation Of a paid servant like
General Weyler.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-07

"The truth Is that the Republican
Gmetallists in Congress are really
Bryanites in Disguise" the Hartford
Times says. 1.-The old Republican par.
ty is as dead in the State Of Mossa-
eSusetts to-day as in the State of
Colorado"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-07

General Miles is afraid that IL the
European powers succeed in dividing
China they will then attack South
I America why?
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-07

Two Iowa girls who didn't like the
sermon waylaid the minister and cow
hided him.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-07

China ISN'T looking for trouble, OBJ
serves an exchange. Certainly not.
she doesn't have to. They bring 1t to
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-07

According TO the Mall and Express
Senator Pritchard, Of North Carolina,
concludes that there is "a good deal
of skull-duggery in the pension attor-
heys business" and public opinion will
generally agree with him. It is to get
rid OF the whole. skuli-dnggery crook
edtness that the people ask for the re-
i duet:on Of the pension rolls.