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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-11-18
Harman, Va.

We are "away back" here in the
mountains. but great many of our
people are loyal Democrats, as the
Sth inst. proved, and now we feel
that we deserve to be represented in
the best Democratic newspaper in
the State, viz: the CLINcH VALLEY
News.
That Democratic victory is sure
cure for rheumatism was fully dem
onstrated by "Uncle Bill" Nelson,
when he danced Jig last Thursday
night with as much elacrity as boy
of sixteen.
Mr., --Ray had his house burn
ed last Friday morning together with
nearly all his furniture etc. 1t is
not known how this building caught
fire.
Mr.. John B. Wilson would be ex-
tremely obliged to the person who
stole his hounds if he wonId bring
them back home.
Miss Mollie White, teacher of the
Indian Creek school. who visited her
home at Paint Lick a day or two
last week returned Sunday after
noon.
Rev. Greene Dooly preached to /,
large congregation at Nelson, Sat-
uriay night and Sunday afternoon
Mr.. T. j. Nelson, of the 2nd Va
Regiment is visiting homefolks thi
week, but is expected to be recalle,
to Roanoke at any time.
Mr.. j. H. Crabtree, of Indial
! Greek lumber firm, is spe nding thi
! week at his home.
Miss Vicie Ward is visiting he
aunt, Mrs. Samantha Altizer, thi
week.
GOSSIP"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-11-18
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as well as new ones.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-11-18

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Die britilde .SnieI 8arbahoes In
Ififier Gbiterl

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Southern Yaciftc @aba.
Nbfa hrt.

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peiton taslid 1910 Mittass unit
$50 Mbenbs
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Wulf Gbure , 4abn.
go. 0ooetptls. Gail @rocer.

Wolles Eager BON Stable unb Janep
8rocertes, 9 6ntttsW rem,
Clothing, Saten, Spilette'
artifelH 8lass, gDrseIla rs
unb aorb Waaren. Su allen
9epartements MIR frii9e Sa6en.
Nisbrige preiie. Sreie unb prompte
ablieferung. 1913 .NIamosS StraBe,
gde @amarao. 3eIephon 433.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-15

8erloreu. Gin ousgetua9iener
SAL BON sdhiteIfrolf. 0orausRdt.
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rer Jorm subereitet. Gur pirb garan.
tiri. Gei9madlos so Gents.
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Da. Sc. & g. 8abu.
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Wabnfe @ptel Sar,
Of. Soufon StraBe,
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reieu. Beionbere anertennung Der.
bieneu bic Weine, gigarren, Wbisfies.
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angenebmiien gufentbaltsorte Der
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nun ats lit; 9ll(e8 in ibr 1T 10 oun1pf
uno jiunpf, oaB iie iidl foum 9eren-
it9aft 3lt 9e0cn pcrmag, ob lie @rlei9tez
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The Advocate and news., 1898-03-09
published March Q, 1881
Supreme Court SyIIabi.
No. 10000.
Anna List
vs..
Charles JOckheck.
Error from Shawnee County
AFFIRMED.
Syllabus.

Syllabus. BY the Court Doster, C. J..
1. In case in which verdict and judg-
ment were rendered for the plaintif, and
the defendants motion for new trial was
Overruled, and afterwards upon proceed
ings instituted by him under section 568
of the Civil Code, section 6O1 Of the Code
as contained in the General Statutes Of
1897, the judgment was temporarily va
Gated TO allow the filing of supplemental
answer alleging facts which occurred prior
TO the order oVerruling the motion for
new trial. the question whether such new
matter had been litlgated and determined
upon the hearing of the motion for new
trial, and whether because thereof the
order temporarily vacating the judgment
had been enormously made, can only be
determined from the record of the whole
case including that of the interlocutory
proceedings In which the judgment was
vacated
g. While a District court is a single Ju-
dlcial body, and cannot be divided into two
or more parts presided over by two or
more Judges, yet, where a case Is tried be-
fore Judge pro tenn, and at the same
time the regular Judge also holds court
and tries cases, and the defeated party
in the case before the Judge pro tenn makes
no objection to the division Of the court
into two tribunals, he will not afterwards
be heard to complain without showing
that he was In fact pre1udiced by such
nAgBuldA PAOSSChAl1g e@AAA AGlN AuA IHdb
II in such case the proceedings of either
court are void or erroneous they are those
Of the one presided over by the regular
Judge.
8. Where the Judge Of the District court
is disqualified to try a case, and 1t is
tried before a Judge pro tenn, but In his
absence the regular Judge receives and
announces the verdict and findings of the
jury without objection, and upon the mo-
ton Of the defeated party the regular
Judge causes the jury to correct their an
sweTs TO some Of the special questions,
and afterwards upon the return to the
bench Of the Judge pro tenn, the defeated
party moves for judgment upon the spe-
cial findings, he will be held estopped from
complaining of the action of the regular
Judge in receiving and announcing the
verdict and findings of the jury.
All the Justices concurring.
A. true copy.
Attest: R JNO. MARTIN,
[SeaL1 Clerk Supreme Court.
The Advocate and news., 1898-03-09
No. 1O52O.

The Abernathy Furniture Company, ct al,
VS..
II. Spencer, as County Treasurer Of Logan
County, Kansas.
Original Proceedings in Mandamus.
JUDGMENT FOR PLAINTIFF.
Syllabus. BY the Court. Johnston, J.
/. Where the certificate of purchase and
the rights of the original purchaser OF
school lands have been assigned to two
persons jointly, and where the assignment
Is brought to the attention of the officers,
the assignees will be deemed to be pur-
chasers within the meaning Of the statute
providing for forfeiture proceedings, and
before a forfeiture can be obtained no.
tice must be given to both such asslgnees.
g Before constructive notice is warrant
ed IL must appear by the return OF the
Sheriff that the purchaser cannot be found,
and that no person is in possession of
the land. A statement in the return that
the purchaser was not found is not equiva-
lent to the requirement that he cannot be
found.
8 To justify constructive service the re-
turn of the Sheriff should af1lrmatIvely
show that no person is in possession OF
Continued on page 49,
The Advocate and news., 1898-03-09

anu WuilC ~ MlbnL SObJ INC mAu6Eb
their employment and cause them 10 be
blacklisted over the State for proving
the charges, II 1t should be imperatiVely
necessary for them to do so, the men will
appear at the proper time to prove them.
Mr.. McGrath would fain draw other
officers of the State into the quagmire
into which he has fallen, but our com
municatiOn Of February /, to your excel
lency, fails to show single reflection on
the State administration. But perhaps
he sees the handwriting on the wall,
when with feeble quack he concludes
he will not answer any more communi-
cations from this committee to your ex-
cellenCy, and like the grounding, jumps
into his hole with a sneer, remarking,
the miners are too ignorant to under
stand the purport of the document to
which the seal of their assembly was at
Tackled"
1t Is cardinal principle of organized
labor to use all honorable means to bring
closer and more friendly relations be-
tween labor and capital and it would be
an exalted undertaking for any State Of
flcer to labor for It's cOnsummation; but
the Mine Inspector in his insinuations,
would establish a detective agency at
every mine and make the miners detec-
tiVes and informers, that the wheels of
litigation would be constantly kept in
motion and have the miners and their
employers in continual warfare.
Your excellency may not know the ex-
tent Of the indignation that exists since
the appearance of the scurVy answer Of
Mr.. McGrath, but we desire to inform
you that 1t is both broad and deep and
has provoked the contempt of fair
minded citizen Of Cherokee county, &C.
quainted with its unsavOry and malig-
nant contents. This man, who above all
others should defend therights Of his own
class, the miners, has heaped slander and
falsehood upon their heads, Knocked them
IN their sumerings and flung public in
suits at their honesty and Intelligence,
ALL because they are making an earnest
emort to secure better social and indus
trial conditions without his consent or
assistance. Should you hesitate to be-
lieVe that statement, we would accord
your excellency cordial invitation to
visit the scene OF the disaster and we
promise you to convene the miners in
mass meeting themselves, that you may
be better able to draw more logical con-
Clusions
The status Of this serious condition of
aRairs, we earnestly pray, will have your
speedy and most profound consideration
and as friends to the present administra-
tions, we would admonish your excel
lency to defend our constitutional rights
and liberties against the insults and in
Juries OF an ungrateful and faithless pub
lc servant, whose disgraceful conduct
tends to disparage the reform movement
OF southeastern Kansas, that harmony,
friendship and victory may continue to
guide the ship Of state OF the great com
monwealth. TH0S. L. MMANUS,
HUGH O'HARA,
JAMES ORR,
Committee.
The Advocate and news., 1898-03-09
(First published March 9, 1885. J
Notice.

I, ], w. Kinsello, who was convicted In
the District court Of Shawnee county, Nav
., ISyi on the charge OF pocket picking,
ana sentenced to three years In the Kan
sas state penitentiary by the said court,
heTeDy notify all persons that shall make
application for pardon or Communication Of
sentence to the honorable Board OF Par
dons, said application to be heard during
tine April meeting OF the board
NSlgned) j. w. KINSELIO.
The Advocate and news., 1898-03-09

Attorney General Boyle is conducting
an investigation Of the methods of the
Plumbers Association, which is alleged
to be trust. 1t is stated that the off,
GERS say that II, In his opinion, there is
anything in its purposes which is not
strictly lawful, that they will dlsband.
The Advocate and news., 1898-03-09
No. 1O47O.

The Travellers Insurance Company
VS..
Clinton L. Caldwell, as assignee, ct al.
Error from Labette County.
AFFIRMED.
Syllabus. BY the Court. Doster, C. ].
To render an assignee liable to account
to a party who had placed money In the
hands Of his assignor as q trust fund, II
must appear either that the fund actually
passed into the hands of the assignee, or
that property into which 1t can be
traced passed to his hands, or, IL so
commingled with the general assets Of the
assignor as to be incapable of identiflca-
tiOn or tracing, that the estate which did
pass to the assignee was augmented or
bettered thereby; and the use Of the trust
money by the assignOr In the payment
OF his debts and to defray the current
expenses of his business, cannot be held
an augmentation or betterment of his es-
tate, when all the assets passing to the
assignee existed as the property Of the
asslgnor prior to the receipt of the trust
money by him.
Johnston, j., and Allen, j., concurring.
Doster, c. j., specially cOncurring.
A true copy.
Attest: JNO. MARTIN
[Seal.l Clerk Supreme Court.
The Advocate and news., 1898-03-09
First published March ., 1895 }
Notice

Is hereby given that I, f. H. Smith, con-
Victed Of the charge of picking pockets.
was, on December 10, 1896, sentenced to
three years to the Kansas State peniten-
tlary by the District court Of Shawnee
county, and that shall apply for pardon
or communication to the Board of Pardons
at its April meeting
($iEned.) +. II. SMITH.
The Advocate and news., 1898-03-09

Constitution Of State BARRIERS Association.
owing to unavoidable delay It is neces-
sary TO postpone the publication of the con-
stitution OF the Kansas State Barbers'
Association until next week
The Advocate and news., 1898-03-09
No. 1O9SO.
No. 109S0.
The State of Kansas
VS..
Alvin Campbell
Error from Finney County.
REVERSED.

Syllabus. BY the Court Doster, C. ].
/. One who takes upon himself an office
in a fraternal and benevolent Organiza-
tiOn, the duties of which office as set forth
in it's printed or written bylaws and regu-
lations are to collect the moneys Of such
organization and pay them over to another
Of its officers, is the trustee of an express
trust, within the meaning OF section S5,
chapter 1O0 General Statutes 1897, and is
liable under such statute for the embezzle-
ment Of the money collected by him.
2. A fraternal and benevolent organIza-
tlon which exists for the mutual aid OF its
members, and not for the making of profits
in the conduct of business is not part
nership; and one of it's members who
wrongfully converts its funds to his own
use cannot be absolved from liability there
for upon the ground that such wrongful
act Is not embezzlement but is the con-
version of partnership funds.
All the Justices concurring.
A true copy
Attest: JNO. MARTIN,
CSeal1 Clerk Supreme Court.
The Advocate and news., 1898-03-09
No. 1888.

No 1O52S
w. F. Thayer, ct al,
vs..
W. p, Knote, ct al.
Error from Butler County.
REVERSED.
Syllabus. BY the Court. Doster, C. ].
l. A reformation or correction OF ma
terial mistakes, In judgments and orders
0t court constituting evidences OF land
title, may be had by petition In equity, filed
In the court In which such mistakes oc-
CURED, at q term succeeding the one at
which they were committed.
2. When a person ignorant Of his own
ership or valuable property sells II for
an inadequate consideration, and transfers
II by an instrument in which II is not
specifically mentioned, and under which
title TO II passes only by construction OF
loose and general terms, and the purchaser
has full knowledge of II, and OF it's value,
and OF the owners ignorance concerning
1t, equity will adJudge the RECESSION Of the
contract OF sale as fraudulently obtained.
qulres the restoration Of what has been
received under a contract as condition
to It's RECESSION, 1t Is sufficient to make the
offer OF restoration in the petition, and not
necessarily before the bringing of suit.
All the Justices concurring.
A true copy
Attest: JNO. MARTIN,
lSeaLJ Clerk Supreme Court
The Advocate and news., 1898-03-09
No. 1O501.
The City Of Argentine
VS..
G. H. Simmons, ct al.
Error from Wyandotte County.
REVERSED.
Syllabus.

SYLLABUS. by the COurt' OOSLeE, " u
When upon the trial Of case the plain
tiff discovers q Inisprint in the statute
upon which he had brought his action, and
that because thereof he must proceed upon
a changed legal theory, and that to do so
he will require witnesses whom he does
not have at command he should, before
proceeding farther, call the attention of
the court to the misprint in the Statute,
and his mistake caused thereby, and the
necessity Of delay to procure witnesses
to make his proof under the correctly
printed law; and should he omit to do
so, and in consequence be defeated, a new
trial will not be allowed him upon the
ground of accident and surprise" on ac-
count of his discovery OF the misprint In
the Statute, and to procure as newly dis
covered evidence the witnesses neces-
sary to make his proof under 1t as corr
rectly printed.
All the Justices concurring.
Attest: JNO. MARTIN,
LSeaLl Clerk Supreme Court.
The Advocate and news., 1898-03-09
No. 10541
Lamar B. Keith
vs.
w. w. Guthrie, ct al
Error from Nemaha County.
AFFIRMED.
Syllabus.

oJHdDus' ny the court DOSter, y. j.
l. In matters pertaining to the distri-
button Of decedent's estate the Probate
court has exclusive Jurisdiction subject
to appeal to the District court.
O. When one claiming to be entitled to a
distributable portion of a decedent's estate
applies to the Probate court for an order
upon the executor for payment Of the
share claimed to be due and the execu-
tor appears and resists the making of the
order, but the court grants the applica-
tion and orders payment: Held, such order
Is conclusive upon the executor unless ap-
pealed from, and he cannot collaterally
attack 1t by injunction proceedings in the
District court to restrain the distributee
from enforcing 1t.
All the Justices concurring.
, A true copy -
Attest: JNO. MARTIN,
[Seall Clerk Supreme Court
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-08
SLEPT SOUNDLY.
The Slayer of Mrs. MCkinley's
Brother.

CANTON, O., Oct. S.-Mrs. Annie
George, arrested last night for murder
ing Geo. d. Saxton, brother of Mrs.
Mckinley, slept soundly in the city
prison and awoke this morning cheer
full. She refused to talk of the
tragedy. Mrs, George brought
suit against Saxton for $50. 900 while
her huebend brought suit for $50, 900
for gaining Mrs. Georges affections.
Saxton settled with George for less
than two thousand. SaXton
met Mrs. George in a hotel at Pitts
burg recently and promised to marry
her, tis said, as soon as she closed
with her husband. The thought of the
refusal to carry out this promise
caused the tragedy.
CANTON. Oct. S.-Jsmes Grant,
prominent lawyer, Saxton's legal ad-
wiser, and a strong personal friend of
President Mckinley, signed an sffida-
Wit charging Mrs. George with the
murder. Her arraignment is fixed for
Monday morning
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-08
"OFFHIS BASE"
Does Not Appreciate His Friends S

Does Not Appreciate His Friend S.
SANTIAGO, Oct. Seen. Collsozo,
who is a bitter snti-American, comes
out with another article in the news
paper "El Cuba Libre," in which he
expiates to the extent of two columns
on the situation. He says that for sc
years the Cubans carried on struggle
for freedom from the tyrannical yoke
of Spain. They suffered starvation,
death and torture.
Their one idea was liberty with COM
plete independence. Any kind of for
eign domination, no matter how friend
ly, was therefore not to be thought OF
for moment. The Cubans, he declares,
are ready to make another fifty years
struggle rather than to submit to a
government of outsiders.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-08
Yellow Fever Situation Serious.

JACKSON, Miss, Oct. S.-The yellow
fever situation grows worse In this
state. The disease is..rapidly spreading,
and new cases are developing daily.
THERE'S much destitution and there will
be more. In Jackson the infection is
spreading rapidly. There were elk
new cases yesterday, one of them
within 100 yards of the state capital
The state board of health has issued an
appeal for aid from the federal govern
ment, Governor McLauren telephoning
his approval from Brandon. The ap-
peal sent out says that there is already
great destitution in the stricken COM
munities
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-08
Police Court.

AS the election draws near the
docket becomes lighter. There has
been very few arrests made in the last
few days.
The only name on the docket at noon
today was that of Alice Connolly chsrR-
ed with assault and battery. She will
have hearing this evening. Alice
has been giving the police q great deal
OF trouble of late. It was thought for
a while that her clover" was the cause
of all her trouble. He was ordered to
leave town in the hope that his absence
would improve her conduct as she was
continually fighting with him. He
left town as ordered but no improve
ment is visible in Alice's conduct.