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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-17
TtlTGRAPHic BRtWnts.

sir Edward Colby Blncy Jones. thg
painter. Dr. dead, ln London AGED 90
years lie was kulghtod In 1907
Il be- expected that Senator white or
California viii lead the opposition Co
Hawaiian annexation ln tho Senate
debate.
4 hin providing Tor tho erection ~
government building In Seattle.
wash. az cost not exceeding &c.,
900. passed the senate today,
Mr Morgan CAlaJ offered a rcaolu-
tlnn In the Senate today which was
referred o. tho naval AFFAIRS commit
tee. extending thanks ~ Congress Go
Naval Constructor nnhaln ana the yal-
untrer crew ~ Tho Murrlmnc and att
thnrizlng the transfer NJ CungructOr
li0ha1n from the construction srps o.
the line.
Ocn. stunt. Parker Of the Postal Telc-
graph company. ID seriously sick al
chicago. 10 suffered stroke ~
npuplONy last Friday from which he
had partially recovered. Tuesday hu
had second attack ana since then hls
condition has been critical Attending
phyalcIuua fear third attack viii
prove fatal
shortly after i've O'Clock this morn
inr the conference NJ the popullHt ma
tlunal committee nt p'nahn adjourned
without dnv The nrril outcome was
the Fearficui rnut NJ tho mlddlr.of. the.
ROAD fruWd, There VIII hr no Cuuven-
ton ln 1899 On outline the policy OF the
party IN 1900 there VIII be- au early
convention tu nominate national
ticket, tho Same o. hr hUii prior O.
tho Democratic convention.
The engine and tender uf the north.
bound freight un she t.hnTlnn 1nr m
ihr Great Northern Jumped ths track.
fatally Iuiurlur Engineer Peterson
and Conductor cohen and e brakeman
ut Grand fnrFH, ~. o. today Coming
around curve nt hiFh speed rho ru.
r.nr jumped tho track nydrtufnlns and
tearing up ihn track Tor some dIH-
tHurr. cohen was riding on
the tender aud was thrown under
che cnglao whore biz less were crushed
Hud broken.
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THIS CASE AFFIRMED.
Supreme Court Decision in a Suit Involving
Lands in Millafd County.
ERRORS NOT SET FORTH IN DETAIL.


Tho Supreme court handed down an
opinion today In the case of james
Whitaker plaintiff and appellant. W
Joshua Greenwood. Carolina Black and
nufnham. Hanna. Munger q company.
affirming tho Judgment NJ the district
court
Action ln tho case was brought Co
quiet title to certain lands In Willard
county
The defendant. Caroline Black. In
November. 1871. WINS the owner Of the
disputed lands ON that date she mort.
gaEod the Sumo 90 che sait Lake
Equitable Coop for $40. In 1899 the In.
drhioiuoss was paid and o. demand
made for The recuuvryunco OF th1 mort
rngcd property This the Coop IT,
fused 90 do. ON the oh % Nov, mbai.
1896 Mrs. Black commenced action be-
fore Judge Higglns of the Finh iudi.
cini district to obtain cancellation Of
tho deed. 10 app ~. however. that
un notice 81 the tendency of the ac-
tlln was nt any time flied with the
county recorder and 'hc SAFE Lliic
Equitable Coop was the only party
defendant Ou March 5.1g,. iudg.
ment was entered AGAINST tn Co-up
n wnH rnntcndcd hy counsel Tor
Whitaker thnt because mo- notice ~
the pendoncv " the action with the
county recorder In action NJ Black W
Salt Lake Equitable Cooperative In
stitution h. having acquired his inter.
80 in the property DURING tho pou-
drnoy M the suit to SGT aside M. deed.
he was not affected by the decree ~
the court Notwithstanding h. had no.
tual notice NJ the suit and thu interest
~ Caroline BLACK IN tho land nt the
time ne purchased II under hls evocu-
tion sale.
The court docs not concur IN this
view. II holds that the object ~ tho
law taoctinn 2oil Revised stntutcD with
reference fo the Ming " hlH p"niens
with the county recorder was o. pro-
vide a mode Tor giving construction
notice which was formerly given by
tho commencement N tho action A..
self ~ docs not ln any way change
the rule M law relating 90 actual mo-
lice ~ the pondency ~ the action. nor
the cffect ~ such actual notice upon
parties dealing with nr attaining pos
session or title 90 the land In litlga.
ton"
Counsel for appellant alsn claimed
that the cause ~ action on the part NJ
the defendant. Caroline BLACK W the
Salt Lake Equitable Co-0ncraiiyr In
Htltution was barred hy the statute NJ
limitations Tho court finds that the
record falls Co disclose any such DE-.
tgnsc. The court finds that the appeal
wis taken from the judgment. but no
errors were assigned upon me record az
shown hy the abstract
Tho court then orders in affirmation
NJ rho judgment 20 Tho district court
Tho opinion o. written hy Justice
Miner and conrurrDd In hy chief Jus
tice Zane and iusfiae U1ftph
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spaniard. Have rsi TO rinecn Thousand,
aud Insurgents Ss 10 hight Thousand.

Key West. June 1.-THE gunboit
which has Just arrived her haH been
ON the Havana blockade Tor three
weeks past II had ON board Major
pradn. and two aides from Col. gulaHH
insursrnt forces. They were the bear
sra ~ important diHphtchrH Tor tho
leaders In IN. United states. Major
prldl ana his companions lUfi the In
terror ~ MatanznH province nn June
T. ana made their way through tho
Hwampa Ia the coast near CardoHlA
They were compelled a. iiU about that
place for seven days eludlng the Span
In troops. but eventually Cnntriytd Co
rct small boat iu winch they ruWci
IN 90 tho nearest ship ~ the American
squadron. The cuban major says
there are between 10000 and 1900
spanish troops under Gen. Molina in
MaianEiH province. tho greater NUM-
Der being concentrated close O. the
coast between MttnnaaH ana clrdruHA
evidently prepared 90 attempt 90 rrpgl
the Invasion ~ American troops
Tho cuban forces. Major prnd1 SAYS.
number between 5000 and 5000 men in
the same territory, Both slides are
rpplriei To- De- well armed but s1roly in
need % provisions, especially tho iu-
HursuniH The Spanllris. u appaArH.
have no corn Tor their horses aud arc
feeding them ON rice.
Major prudn ana bis companions say
therr IL absolutely nn truth ln tho re-
port perslstrntiy circulated here uf thr
h1mhlrdment ~ Cufdcnaa % dag ur
two ago.
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BIG SPANISH FLEET SIIES.


Washington. juno i7.-Tho state de-
pnrtmcnt received the following DIS
patch from IT, agent at Gibraltar
Charles v. Pclnyo. Hapioln. Patriot
Audaz. osada. Prospcrina. Glruldn'
preioio. Colon. with the minister or
board: Alfonso Doce. Cuuodung An
tonic Lopez. lsla Pan0a. nucnos Ayrts
ana San Francisco loft Cudiz y,atar-
day. First eleven passed rho rock
bound for Carthnrrna Tor orders. last
three TROOPS ON board.
This b. Admiral Ccrvsra'a CndIt
squadron. and appears 60 bc in 'h'
Mediterranean. bound fur African
shores
Madrid. June ii %. m.-Admlfai
CnmaraH feet. said here 60 consist ~
over twenty vessels. H. reported to have
been divided at sea and TO have pro-
cccdod 60 different Destinations
g .. m.-Ths ~ a feeling of great
optimism ln ofnslnl circles here and In
the lobhlcs NJ tho cortcH. owing to the
departure ~ Admiral Camnru'a ncct
II h. said that II consists ~ over twcn-
" ships. Including auxiliary cruisers.
aud II IL added that Il has an enormous
quantity NJ war material ON board In
Guiding "a mysterious now explosive.
II ~ also whispered that tho squadron.
when at sea. war To be- divided and to
proceed 90 different destinations
g .. nth, rumor current here to-
day H. one 60 the effect that Admiral
Cumarna ncct H. heading Tor Boston
20 lombard coast towns.
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SPLENDID sAlrMR OUTING.


Sallalr-th, henutlful-wnH throngcd
will morry.maklng cNcurHlonists ycs-
terday and last evening. ny actual
count there were upwards of two ihnus-
ana people IN attendance holng drawn
thlther by me nno weather and tho
fact of it being University nsli day.
Large crowds plunged in tho br.ny surf
ANA sported upon itH bosom, the iem-
pernturr being delightful Others f1wcd
far out IN small boats from the grgat
pavilion until they were almost lost 90
vision Hut the mammoth dancing hall
WaN,d Go o. smoothneaa l.kc unto that
OF shining rllss, claimed tho most OF
the crowd. which trppoi gaily Co the
strains of enchanting music furnished
by ChrlHt,nfau'H band.
Altogether % was "a most pleasant oc-
caHlnn. one thnt will Doc long rcmrm-
bored as success vi successes among
the many enjoyable functions that the
University people have glyyn. The CONE
pluy is also 90 Doc commended Tor the
orderly manner loo which tho affair
passed on IN ihIH connection n may
NOT hr Inappropriate Co state that tho
STRANGERS present commented with
marked interest un thp eIrHumsptct cone
duct Of thn big crowd, particularly thr
young people one group of visitors
which discussed tho fact, was come
posed M prominent physicians who have
laHu boo attendance ut thr Denver cone
yuUtIuu uf medical mon. HUd who arc
now spending 70 frW days BOO salt Lake.
rhUy agreed unanimously IhIt nowhere
Zoo 400 their travels. either In the United
states COR abroad, had they witnessed
such Hu'tlHHs dDm.lunr ut summer
htthIng resort ~ showed DlrlrIS. they
said ths hIgh moral training Of tho
young people 1t home aud no school.
and reelected credit uuuu me city nf
which hHy wrrr residents.
Another condition chat thlf same
group of medical men discussed was tho
fInt chat thDre was nu hotel lt slltar.
Th.H they could NOT understand AZ
bathing and health resort hHy doe
nlHrUl they had never seen anything
tH Dqull stltalr with proper lco0m-
mululiuug for luyalllH they said. they
could send hundreds uf haulth seekers
hIther tn restore their physically weak
rnrl or wrecked bodies. They believed
thU tImr would come when Slltau
would hu recognized av1 rpfronlgrl nr
ONO off the very greatest II NOT u nct
ihr greatest and best Han,WriUm ln th.
country
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AMID THE SHOWS.

I have been again on the heights
among waaatch peaks of the Little
Cottonwood. and have seen. a. always.
some new attractions This time u was
winter laEily melting In the embrace "
summer. The mountain stream OF the
canyon that ~ always degraded hy the
designation Of creek. or erik" nH II IL
called, Is today "a magnificent torrent
from tho mouth " the canyon 60 the
very base uf thu mountains that circle
the grand park. az the head " South
Fork ~ NO place In the stream for
~ least twelve miles 10 there peace.
ful How. II IL not river, falling with
dignity down the land but a Wild dance
~ partlcl'a white from side 10 side.
from end o. end one continuous boil
and hrnwl ana rush that H. In many
places grand In In awful majesty
have seen many mountain streams yet
never one that On more picturesque
than that N Little Cottonwood now,
Judging frum tho quantity u snow Htill
ON tho hulghtH there viii BE- NO scarcity
of water Tor the farmers this SUMMER.
~ Alta ] climbed FAR over snow that
was Ia places many feet deem and solid
enough ca bear me with scarcely foot
mark when I was done climbing I
rnt down upon the snow with sack
Tor alHiEh Hnd came down with n
delight that would have been eostncy
for ans ltHy who loves rnustinF n
was q yrfitnhlo snow slide without the
customary danger NJ the SNOW being
On top whom the slider reached the bot
tom.
Alta Do lull yet. hut the ore mined
a. Huuify SPOTS through the winter lH
being moved and men are getting ready
Tor summer work.
II ~ a marked change one ae.s In
going from tho valley. Along the way
from Sandy 90 tho canyon grain n
seen headed ana crops are advanced
hut above Alta one Hoos vegolntnn lust
showlug along the snow banks almost
No pale and tender ns potato sprouts
In n cellar The cnmns beds were In
many places showing vast numhora of
clgnrsHhupui plants M tender na MS
pnraguH heads md I broke m some
thinking t0 try them Tor greens. hut
ns I sat 0u them when constinr I threw
Thorn away nnd that experiment will
not be made now. Nv flower garden
was not bon hluom hut sim found
Fome hrlght little blossoms on sunny
slopes fnr above tho general snow line.
and IN month the mountains where
INV NINN N'H ANNN MfNi now VIII ~
ploturcH NJ rare beauty.
Wnsntch ~ sim asleep and II r. not
known th9rH what N anything n 10 ~
done with me hotel this season. Tho
canyon rn1d needs more attention than
II gets unl H nothing Ike ne well
cared nm Hr That ~ MIG Cottonwood.
and yet 10 IT Just us deserving " out.
lay me- lH ihH other The tramwny IN
the canyon 's omen and cars are going
up and down daily
CHARLES ELLIS.
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PROVO.
Garden CIV Note.

uafuth Lly Notes
President Woodruff. wife and daueh.
i.r are visiting Bishop Madsen at Lake
View,
Word was received here yesterday
that Mt Curtis, "a Salem merchant. had
assigned yesterday Tho particular
were not learned hut thpro II no doubt
about the Information being correct,
The waters taken out NJ Provo river
10 Utah county by tho various canals is
1853 minute feet divided NJ follows;
Factory race, 3.h5i; city race, l0is East
Union cnnal. i.2l1, Lake Bottom canal.
l.oj3, West Union canal 2.6sG. Provo
Bench canal, i,3ia; Upper East Union
canal ii3l
sheriff futile OF Emery county came
down last night, and this morning took
smith, Doyle ana Meade hWa have been
Kept ln the county Jan here Tor som
time, back with him, They win be tried
40 Castle Dale before Judge johnson
for rohhlng q Chinnman at o. section
house In Emery county some months
ago.
A. a meeting NJ the Fourth ~ Juiy
celebration committee htld IN the ruurI
house last night, n was decided 10 hold
regular 0ld-tlme celebration with
nrlng NJ cannons, music hy silver ana
martial bands, large procession witch
Goddess of Liberty representatives, of
States, trades, manufacture, ETC.. uu.
. meeting az the tabernacle, II Il cr.
Dc obtained and II not IN some grow,
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n prejudice against the Vcsuvius. but
nftrr they have once served on her
they gct to like her I put In -four
months on hcr our duty was destroy.
ink derolictE She has three guns ur
tubes Tor throwing dynamite, They
are built into the ship extending
through two decks and coming out at
AN angle ~ 20 degrees They are %
rect long and 10 foot % & that length
protrudcs above deck. The loading
device " peculiar. 4 section 81 tn
gun. Including about ten feet ~ the
hfccch. slips down on n hall and socket
Joint and into this the pruicCtilc con-
tanning 200 pounds " Eun cotton ~
pushed. Then the section n miHed IN.
10 position and the KUN IL ready 10 be-
fired.
The range ia obtained hy range
finders. one on each side NJ the shin
and the guns nro aimed by pointing
the vessel In the line N nro. The guns
themselves cannot boz moved The rx-
trcme range iH three or four miles. hut
the effective range iH not more than
one and onu.hHlf miles"
Engineer Dixon hBa no doubt that
the Ncsuviuf viii give good account
m herself n she la called upon 60 open
W the channel nt Santiago.
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isG Win TuE
ON Z:
r IRE:
OF UT All
HEBER J. GRANT & co..
General Agents.
THE DUTY OF MOTHERS.
Daughtors Should DO Carefully
Guided In Early Womanhood.

what suffering frequently results
from u mothers ignorancei or more
frequently from mothers nogleotlo
properly instruct her dauRhterl
Tradition says woman must suffer-
and young women AFRO no taught
There II little truth and great deaf
OF exaggerntion In this. II u young
woman suffers severely she needa
treatment aud her mother should &c
that she gets II.
Many mothers hesitate 10 take their
daughters 10 u physician for cSamlhA'
tioni but no mother need hesitate 10
write freely about her daughter or
herself TO Mrs. PinlSham aud secure
tho most efficient advice without
charge. Mrs. Pinkham's address Is
Lynn, Mass.
Tho following lettorfrom Miss NAME
i, JOHNSON, Ccntralia, Pa, shows what
neglect will do, aud tells how Mrs
pnkham helped hers
"My health became 40 poor that
had 10 leave school. was tired all tho
timc, and had dreadful pains In my
side and back. | was also trouplea
with irrcgulnrlty OF menses. ! was
worry weak, aud lost 10 much flesh thh'
my friends became alarmed. NY
mother, who Is n firm believer In your
remedies from experience, thought per
hapa they might benefit me, and wrove
you for advice. followed the advice
you gave, and used Lydia u. PlnkhamS
Vegetable Compound and Liver PMS ~
you directed, and am now as well ns |
over was. have gained flesh and have
good color, am completely cured OF
lrregularity."
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\ meeting u ~ the city officers will
De- held In iho l.. u = business college.
lecture room, Tcmplotlu, Thursday
evening. June 2lrd, 30 o'clock We are
very anxious Co have nii cohi1lnt pro.
grams Tor July handed in not later
than Thuudly June 2ird Tho business
~ The mretlnE VII lhr 90 hear a report
from the League board. to consider the
matter ~ having au excursion soon
ana appoint % new member Of the
League board
RICHARD o. LYMAN,
MAY A. FREEZE
stake Huperlut~ndrnta
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of the treasury today received n Huh
H.rIptIuu uf llnO0l.NIO uf fhH moss uuuI
nom tho Sew York tIf luauInu.
company enclosing check Cor hlnluiN
Hs required hy ths treasury resuia-
tIon.
Washington. June 10 Cen. Miles. ac-
eumriuIrl UV Cos. MiuH Dr tfurn
Leaf and MOTOR Davis Uf bis stan. roe
turned iD WnHh'rri1n 1f SEQ isd1N
The general HhortIy nfigrtnri came o.
ihH war dUrIrim oct md w'a u cnn.
ference "a good part nf tho morning with
Secretary Algcr
Washington. june i5-iicrr. aentn-
tive Underwood. Ir who's. district Hob.
sHu'a holm. L. situated hHr introduced
70 resolution extending ine ih1nlu OF
Congress t1 itnhsIn and Dole crow. uu.
thuHTInr fuhaHu'a trluffrr 600 the IuD
aud promotion Goo lieut. .nlut com.
mHrdrr ii6 conferred with M. Pr.i.
dent and Secretary i0ng before o1'r-
luE o.
Key wrsg Fla. Juno %. $3.50 %. m.-
An auxiliary uuunIHI. which arrived
here ih.a murnIuE frlm un liHvnul. re-
ports that 600 ls uulHt 1lunT the block
ado Zine. Small runhu1ts uf the enemy
stun make efforts to lure rume ~ m
American fhInH within range uf The
batteries. hut barring an occasional In
torrhansc NJ shots. which ala mo- dam
axe uu either side nothing ~ cunHc.
qucuCo has Lately occurred.
Ascension. June i5.-'rhc government
~ Paraguay nH result " thg iu-
fpcctiun OF tho machinery M the Span
In tprdepn runhuat Tfmerlrlu made
Rt the instance ~ the United HiaieF
consul. has accorded the commander
OF the warshlp one month In which tu
eject repairs. after which In view NJ
Paraguay neutrality ln The war be-
vessel viii be- compelled 90 put tu sea.
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dniolning the city Committee on =.
gram. finance. etc. were appointed
\ wedding reception was rIyap L..
nlght at the home " J. T. VI Inb,,.A
" the First ward. IN honor M ~
marriage ~ hls daughter. Mis- ps9f'..
90 Mt Joseph Klrkwood. Many fri..t.
and relatives were present ana 49,.
most enjoyable evening Win 'ttt
happy couple. Mr. Klrkwood la M ".
" %. G. klrkwood and Elizabeth KI-t'
WOOD ~ whose residence the voidas
bishop Wridr officiating Man, 9f ,t.
friends and rclatlvcF attended ih. ss..
mony, which united the popular ,as-.
people Tor NE.
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Following are thc applicants FOR rn.
llsment lu the Utah Volunteer bat
torica so flr 90 made up Coo $3.50 this uf.
tornoln3
J. =. Mahon. Denver Colps Fred ~
skldmorc. Salt Lake city; Aurgnua y.
iiruWu, salt Lake city. Fred u. Mon.
rui, Salt Lake city, olnrlck K.nl-s
tcr0on. New Jersey. Walter J. PIKE
John Alma Jenkins James a. Loo
George Harris. Arthur y. dinner. Glenn
iionzon, George y. Weber. ulHmnrpk
snyder, Tom l,edRll. Elmer Johnson
w ". ppkln. clyde uourlay, n. -
Walker. John u. Norris. usnrge Tay-
Tor, Arthur N. Jordan, Angus X.
Nicholson, Thomas 8. Gum, Jacob nal,
Ned O. Graves.
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lfN
Mrs. Dover in - divorce Accuses
Tier Husband -, ,fuvi Treatment,

Hhadi Dover nlcd "a divorce suit
against Charles Dover In the Third
nlrtlet court today, alleging that thr
marriage took place ON the 2iHt 10 uf-
tHher. isp2. In Essex county. England,
aud thit fur moro than a year last
past defendant has wNfully neglected
10 provide her with The common uecea-
Harlpa 90 ne, compelling Mrs. Dover 60
live upon Tho charity lt friends
Dover IL also accused uf treating his
wife in cruel ami inhuman manner.
About he middle NJ September. 1907.
the complaint alleges, while walking
along tho street together Dover struck
his wife over the head. causing her
great pains which she feit f1r days
Defendant n also alleged 90 have
called hla wife urprnhriDua uamrs. on
frequent occasions, and has otherwise
lll-ireated her
There arr living NJ tho issue ~ the
mhrriign nVr children ula youngest bH-
inR three and the oldest nineteen
years.
Mrs. Dover prayH Tor an absolute de-.
cree. the custody of tho children and
Tor such other relief nH 90 the court may
seem Just
Dover u miller hy occupation and
boards ~ n wrst Second South street
dustayc Krooggr BE- Mrs poyrrs at
tnruey,
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Tho Il,er Kecp. reopls WIN

when the liver h. Hlugglsh ALI oth..
organs are Involved. You SUMO 49,
Constipation. iililouHnesa. J4uriIl-
Headache, indigestion. Pain In ms
Chllln and Loss ~ Energy. Y8u y-if
never know how promptly ihrrr tam.
hleH can be cured until SON rs.
HEltlilNE II cures quickly whoa
the Liver. purificH the Hood uens
HiNE 10 q Harmless Ntrrtnbia f6riilg
that gives now ne and onerry bir,.,
from the frrt dose. Price 10 cents
Free Trial Bottle az u. a.. A. I
Drug Department.
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a rate Of a fare and one.thlrd on the
certificate plan has been authorized by
the Union Pacific R.R Go. g. the fol.
lowing mcctlnFs3
Cleveland. ~, June eo.s5. Annual
meeting International Printing Press
America.
Cincinnati. o.. June gi.July T. An
nual convention National Association
~ EincutloniHtH
Chicago. no., july ig-it Annual COM
vrnilpn Retail Furniture pralpra' AaHl-
citation % the United States.
Columbus. o.. july ss.Aur. .. TH-
ennlnl convention American inatrur-
tors ~ the Deaf
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Judge cherry and a jury u ave took
up this afternoon the case Of James
FOWLS W. Margaret Kelley. admins
trntrix N the estate of John ] Kelley.
deceased Action IN tbs case wns
brought 90 recover Si.is5. alleged to be-
due pleintln upon % promlssory note
executed by John }. Kelley 20 Robert
Fowls and dated July 90. is0i
W =. Gunter appears Tor plaintiff
and e. Ira Krcha and sam Lewis for
defendant.
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NE WENT UP TOWN.
lanes A. Pollock Not on to me Rules Of
Court.

James \, Pollock. the we'll. known
stock broker. doesn't seem to know
very much about court procedure. ~
least that 10 how Il appeared today Tie
had been aubpocnaed No witness In
the nufko- Ryan case and was present
when court opened Growing tired NJ
waiting 10 De called a. the stand. no
thought he would take n run up town
and take n look at the war bulletins
tie had not been gone long before
Arthur Brown called for him.
There being no response "a search
was taken up. Every post In
the building and every tree on the
grounds WIS looked az from an sides.
but no algd NJ Mr. Pollock. Court then
took rrcesH Tor ton minutes. nt the exc
plfltlun NJ which time Mr.. Pollock
was atlll an absentee. judrr Hart then
Issued nm attachment f0f tho absent
WltnuFH, ana In about nfircn minutes
Mr.. Pollock returned with Deputy Shpr.
IN Abe Dyer lie explained that he
ala not know h. would hn wanted Ha
soon, and otherwise excused himself
Judre Hart concluded not 70 assess the
usual fine