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Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03

Windsor castle has some limitations for
Monday nigh, and is expecting many more
Special Deputy Goldschmidt is putting in
a castle at Louisville, Neb.
Supreme Warden Duggau ana Deputy War
field met with good success at Aberdeen,
S D.. and large castle is the result.
Deputy Raymond is still adding to the
already large membership Of Arlington cas-
tie. He will start the work in Iowa in
few days.
Deputy ]. a. Campbell has the castles at
Troy and Bcprc well under way.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03
Rnthbone sisters.

Lillian temple, No. l, Rathbone Sisters,
met Monday evening. The team was in
fine order and conferred the degree upon
three candidates. The Rathbone Sisters are
a fraternal order. knights of Pythias may
become honorary members, the active mem
bers being mothers, wives, widows, sisters
and daughters Of knights Of Pythias.
The following officer were elected: Mrs.
Cady, Mrs Myers Mrs, Snyder, Mrs. Coy,
Mrs. Stine, Mrs. Forby, Mrs. Alice Stine,
Mrs. Schnauber. The next meeting will be
on Monday, December IL, in Myrtle hall
annex,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03
Kpirbts or pytbins.

Last Monday evening Nebraska lodge, No
1, Knights of Pythias conferred the third
rank in a very creditable manner in the
presence of large and appreclative audi
ence. After the routine business was COM
pleted the lodge elected the following Off
GERS: E. l.. Dodder C. c.. George A. Nc
Kay, V. c.; b. f. Fisher, p: Charles w
JOY, NJ. of w; John W. Fyfe. X. of r. and
s.. Mel NJ. Hoerner, NJ. of f.: H. B. Trey
NJ. of E.; Edward Arnold, NJ. at A.; f. j.
Huba, l. G.; j. e. Brinkman, o. G.; VIII.
liam Berg, trustee for three years. Those
reelected were Fyfe Hoerner and Trey
The second rank will be conferred tomor-
row evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03

There was no review of Gate City tent
Thursday night the members and friends
attending their monthly dance at Metro
politan club hall. An excellent dancing pro-
gram was provided,
Several candidates were initiated at the
Omaha tent review. Sir knight Hubbard Of
Lincoln attended and spoke for the good
of the order, as did Sir Knight Williams,
General Carter and a number OF others.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03
nn-nI Arrnnnni.

Union Pacific council No. 1869, Royal
Arcanum. is fourishing Fifty applicants
have been accepted and will be initiated at
the first meeting this month, at which the
officers for 1900 will he elected. This coun-
ell now has nearly COO members, 1t will
give a card and dancing party at Metropolis
tan hall during the HOLIDAYS.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03

Prosperity has struck Court Ak-Sar- Ben.
Independent order of Foresters, for at its
meeting Friday night fourteen candidates
were initiated. Chief Ranger Hartry pre-
sided over the ceremonies, at the close OF
which a banquet was spread by women
friends OF the members. The attendance
numbered nearly 15o, including visitors from
Council Bluffs.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03
Frc.ernnI Union of America.

Banner lodge gave social Thursday even
ing which was fairly well attended. Elec-
tion of officers will take place Thursday
evening next.
Mondamin lodge will hold its annual cleo
tlon Monday evening.
Supreme Secretary Handley has returned
from a successful trip to the coast, visit
Ing lodges and addressing public meetings
Herman lodge visited Tekamah lodge last
week with its degree team and took charge
OF the initiatory work.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03

ley, matron; D. w. Smith, patron; Mrs. II,
n. Hcalev, assistant matron; Miss Jennie
Lapier, conductrCss; Mrs. J. c. Milne, as
sistant conducttcss Mrs. p. + Bussey, sec
rctary; Mrs r. u. Whorton, treasurer. The
chapter will give a series Of social entertain
ments during the winter.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03
The Mnsons.

At it's regular conyocation November "a
Nebraska chapter No. g. Royal Arch Masons
at Plattsmouth elected the following off-
GERS Samuel S. Chapman, high priest; ],
Neigle king II. j. Helps, scribe A. w
White, treasurer, and Joe Kline, secretary.
Mizpah chapter. 0. E. S. at Huron, S. D.,
has elected these officers Mrs. w. II. Haw-
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03

The Knights of Pythias of Kearney have
just completed refurnishing their commo-
dius rooms in the McEwen block and now
boast Of the best appointed and finest fur
nished rooms used for lodge purposes in the
state The Kearney lodge is in flourish
ing condition with reference to both mem
bership and finances, and it claims to have
enough subjects in sight to be kept busy
the whole winter The lodge has elected
the following officers n. p Hansen, NJ.
w; A. Calhoun, c. c.. w. II. Bettinger,
V. c.; j. f. McKnee, Prelate C. d. Ayers,
NJ E.; f. +. Beeman, NJ F.; NJ. A Hoover,
NJ. A.. Ren A. Julian, X. r. s.; Tom Gass,
j. F. McKnee. p. T. Lambert, trustees.
Owing to the central location Of the
knights of Pythias rooms several other
lodges have secured permission to meet
there as follows: Knights of MaCcabees,
Ladies of the Maccabees, Sons and Daugh-
ters OF Protection, Red Men, Smith Gavitt
Post, Grand Army of the Republic, and the
Ladies Relief corps. The meeting night OF
the Knights of Pythias is every Tuesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03


A Mobile (Ala.) lawyer, who was lame and
had something of reputation as fighter
was at one time attorney in a suit that
caused much i'll feeling. He won the suit
for his client, and the loser vowed vengeance.
Tn pursuance of the same in the language
of Truthful James, he one day went into the
lawyers office and subjected him to a TRADE
of abuse that would have caused salt water
captain to die from pure envy, such was his
talent in vituperaton. The lawyer answered
him nothing, to the surprise of two or three
men who were present, but getting out OF
his chair, began to hobble backward His
enemy, thinking he was retreating, followed
him up with more abuse and threatening
gestures The lawyers foot finally struck
against the wall, when he suddenly straigh-
tened up and saying, Gentlemen, call on
you to witness that on account of this wall,
| have retreated as far as possible" Cthe gem
eral law of homicide), drew out derringer
and shot his opponent At the trial he was
acquitted, his witnesses being the men pres
ent at the time of the killing, who testified
to the lawyers having retreated as far as
nOSsihla
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03
MONDAY

From 10 o'clock until o'clock we will
sell the following machines. Every ma
chine has been thoroughly overhauled
Think of buying a Sewing Machine that will
make perfect stitch for S1.OO.
Regular Price Monday.
Singer, $500 Observation-Disclosures. LOO
Singer, $500 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2.5O
Domestic, $1,000 ..................... 5.5O
White, $1,000 ........................ 800
Singer oscillating, 1s.00.............. 900
White, $500 ......................... 800
White, $500 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
American, S4.00 Observation-Disclosures. 200
Davis, $500 Observation-Disclosures. 400
White, S11.OO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
White, $1,000 ......................... 90
American Nc. T. $780,. 0...,.............. 400
Domestic, latest style, $25OO.......... IL 80
Singer almost new, $3O.OO............. IS 90
New Machines, from $500 up
We sell parts for every sewing machine
manufactured.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03

waldemar ledge, knights of Pythias, at
Central City, Neb., has elected officers for
the ensuing year as follows: e. e. Rcss
chancellor commander; w, j. Viereg, vice
chancellor; Or. w. n. Hunt, prelate; G. c,
Agnew. master Of exchequer; NJ. McDermott
master of finance; w. w. Wolcott, keeper
OF records and seals; l.. p. Spellman, mastcr
of arms Central City has one of the most
prosperous lodges in the state
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03
woodmen of the World.


Hon. Josiah Towne of Minneapolis ad-
dressed a public meeting at Mondamin. Ia,
last week for the benefit of the camp at
that place, resulting in several additions to
the camp. He lectures for the benefit OF
the Woodmen circle at Kennard this week.
Senior Deputy Henderson addI Iessed pub
lie meeting at Bigelcw, Mo, on the subject
of Woodcraft, and as q result received almost
fifty applications.
New Orleans. arrived in Omaha last week
in the interests Of the order.
Sovereign Commander Root and Sovereign
Clerk Yates took flying trip to Denver last
week on business for the order.
The increase of the order for the last
eleven months was aln1Cst $4,000 new mem
bers, a good showing toward the $4,000
asked for at the beginning of the year.
This is undoubtedly the largest increase or
any order in the United States in propor-
tion to the membership, making the order
almost 900 members in the three jurs-
dictions.
The Woodmen Circle, auxiliary to the
Woodmen of the World, for women, has been
experiencing a great increase in the last
few months, bringing the membership up to
10000.
The December Visitor contains portraits Of
all the brave soldier members who fell in
battle or by disease. A brief sketch is given
of every one, which makes credtable
paper highly priced by afflicted parents and
friends
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03

An afternoon tea will be given for mem
bers of Hollister Hive No. 81, Ladies of the
Maccabees, Tuesday evening. December B. at
the home of Mrs Beydon, 1922 North Twen-
tieth street.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03
TOLD oUT or COURT.

Now, sir, think you said in your direct
examination that you were born and bred in
this vicinity"
IL said nothing of the kind, sir said l
was bred and born in this neighborhood
Lawyer lin breach of-promise case)-"The
plaintiff says you kissed her continually
when you called on her"
Defendant-"Well. | don't deny it; but l
did 1t in el:-defense."
Lawyer-"How's that"
Defendant-"lt was the only way l could
keep her from singing"
IL don't often see thief or a bad man
with big ears" said Judge Wofford of Kan
sas City, from the bench in commenting
on the physiognomy of Gilbert Closer a
15-year- boy, charged with assaulting
Frederick E. Moses. II like to see boy
with big ears" The boy scarcely knew
whether the judge was sarcastic or sincere,
ana he fumbed his cap bashfully while his
ears turned red.
The spectators Uttered, but Judge Wotford
continued sterny: 81 am inclined to give
you chance, my boy, on the strength OF
your big mouth and generous ears. You've
got a good face. A man with little ears,
like a fox's or a squirrels won't always do.
They need Watching" After warning Clos
ser never to carry knives or revolvers, Judge
Wofford sentenced the boy to the reform
school and then paroled him with instruc-
tions to report to the court January l.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03

Hastings odd Fellows have elected officers
for the ensuing year as follows Noble
grand, John II. Vastine; vice grand, j. c.
Adams; secretary, u S. Rohrer; treasurer,
j. II. Fleming; trustee, Max Lustig. ODD
Fellowship at Hastings is in aourlshiug
condition
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03

TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
We have been authorized to offer for sale
The following desirable properties:
one of the handsomost east front lots in
HansCom Place
A fun south front lot on Farnam str. near
4lst.
A fine east front lot on 34th St, between
Farnam and Dodge.
Finc south front lot, 6Oxl7O feet. near
Hanscom park: stone walks pavement,
sewer, water and gas; all special taxes
paid
We can offer the above lots at prices that
make them the cheapest in Omaha.
Pats and prices at our office.
Hicks Real Estate Co, 325 Board Trade.
RE-770 -
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03

TO close an estate the administrator in
structs us to sell broom cottage and 10
foot lot located in choice neighborho ood
near St Mary's ave. and 25th street; for
mer price 5000; want offer.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03

Council Bluffs Although this lodge Is
young. it starts out with a prestige that In.
dicates great growth and power in the tu-
ture.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03

The reception to Judge w. w. Keysor
grand master, at Masonic temple Thanks
giving night was one of the most elaborate
and most largely attended lodge functions
ever given in Omaha. Judge Keysor has for
many years been prominently identified
with the Masonic order and the recep. On
rendered him by his brethren was tribute
to his worth. The arrangement committee
so thoroughly performed its work that moth
ing conducive to the happiness of the occa-
sion was omitted. Music speeches and
feasting were the principal features.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03

Il. c.. PETERS e. CO,
lIU2 Farnam Sire &,
Bee Building.

No lo-To houses, and rooms re-
spectvely rents for $GS per month; with
few repairs would rent for $50 TO $60 must
be sold quick. Price reduced to $500
Located hear goth and Deavenworth SITS.
No 992-Threc houses at 9th and Howard
SITS, two rooms and one rooms; rental
value $40 to $50 per month. Price only
$3.50. This Is a bargain for an Invest
ment.
TO EXCHANGE, EQUITY FOR VACANT
LOT.
groom aN-modern house on 35th ave, Just
north Of Farnam st; hardwood finish
downstairs electric light. good location.
Price, $1,000; equity, $1,000 Big snap for
someone who wants nice home.
VACANT.
100 feet. corner 39th and Dodge, south and
east front. finest building site I'm the West
Farram district. Call at Office for price
and terms
40 acres on West Dodge ST.. with Groom
house, good fruit good water and only
70 minutes drive from p. o. Price, $1,000.
Bcautful building lots on Georgia aye. and
Mason St; special taxes all paid in full;
only few Of them left. Price, 81 200.
r. G. PETERS & CO.,
1902 Farnam Street
Bee Building
RE-76i Q
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03
TO EXCHANGE. EQUITY FOR VACANT

1920 WILL buy an S-room house, so foot
lot. south front paved street, block from
2ith street motor; $500 cash. balance
monthly.
$1,000 will buy an S-room house, modern eN-
cept furnace, south front, 10th Il Hamtl-
ton half cash balance monthly.
5000 will buy large lot 63N305 feet, half
block from motor line broom cottage;
$500 cash. balance monthly.
$500 will buy 1OO-foot lot on Emmett street,
block from motor line. I-room cottage,
barn, etc. half cash, balance monthly.
SS25 buys nee lots near Hanscom park;
cheap at $500
5000 buys full corner lot on 25th street,
near Parker. south and west front.
So, 800 will buy two nice building lots on
3Sth ave, near Dodge; paved street.
5000 will buy two full lots on corner of Ames
Ave, 3-room cottage, half cash, BALANCE
monthly. Wyman, Shriver Goa, ~. Y.
Life Bldg. RE-I22-3
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03

Beech camp, No 1454, Modern Woodmen
OF America, held an enthusiastic meeting
Friday night and elected officers for the
ensuing year as follows: Venerable consul
Nelson C, Pratt; worthy adviser, w. P.
Bourke; banker, Clark II. Cook; clerk r.
Wickmarsh assistant clerk, p. c. Hemphill; {;
escort, j. II. Foley; watchman, B, H, Dunn;
sentry D. II. Long; physicians. DR.. f. r.
Teal, Dr. "A. Crawford and DR.. w. o. Henry.
H. p. Leavltt was elected manager for three
years.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03

Here's something south: Cottage and 60
foot lot, 3026 So. 18th ST., for 500.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03

On easy payments, 5-room cottage, 251s Ohio
ST., price $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03

Near 36th and jackson, good dwelling OF
rooms, lot 65x124, a nice property for
$2,7O0.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03

A COZY cottage 221O North 9th street,
% price reduced from 500 to $625.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03
w. H. GATES,

w II. GATES,
GlS n. Y. Life. Phone 1894.
rooms, full lot, east front 2IlS No 2Sth,
5000
Z rooms, blocks from car line, $500; 800
cash, balance monthly 6 per cent interest.
% feet on 14th st. near Jackson, only $l,250
10Ox127 n. f. cor. 9th and Woolworth ave,
81 $50 REFS
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03

TWO great bargains:
5 acres choice garden land just west of
city, only $3.50.
20 acres extra fine land. close to both
Omaha and South Omaha for $2.SOO.
Hicks, Room 325 Board of Trade Bldg.
REI-76S 3*
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03

GROOM house, modern, 42l5 Farnam 81, 600
T-room house, modern, I522 So. 18th 1000
5-room house modern, 1908 Manderson.. 900
broom house. 3033 Emmett...........,..' 100
5-room house. 5l23 South i2d. .............. 300
j, II. PARROTTE, DOUGLAS BLK.
RE-7H
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03

FOR SALE, 16O-acre farm. extra choice
land, in Pappio valley, directly west
South Omaha. Only $50 an acre. Hicks,
325 Board Trade bldg RE-767 30
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03

TaSl5SspaSaa@ BURLINGTON & MIS-
HIE4 I1$Yf4Ai souri, River Railroad
H fIPyf Gsn GopneF g,pas4. Tensh and ,riFs5; Ts5;
Mfz1kssshsJ&T, Office, 1902 Farnam
Street Telephone, $50
Depot, Tenth and Mason Streets. Tele-
phone. 80 Leave Arrive
Lincoln, Hastings and
McCook .........,.......a $40 am 7:40 pm
Lincoln, Denver, Colo
rado, Utah, CALIFORNIA; "A LES pm a 1855 pm
Lincoln, Black Hills,
Montana Puget
Sound ...................a :25 pm a 800 pm
Lincoln Local. ...;......a 700 pm ai0:35 am
Lincoln Fast Mail. ......a 800 pm alO;35 am
Denver Colorado. Utah
California.........." 6:S5 am
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03
Ante Room E choes
.s u, u u g x q x e


All arrangements have been completed for
the Elks' memorial service for "absent
brothers" to be held at the Trocadero thea
ter this afternoon beginning at o'clock,
20 which the public is invited This is an
annual occasion with the Elks and these who
have passed away are spoken of as absent
brothers"
An elaborate program has been prepared.
Al G. Fields minstrel seXtet will sing The
Palms" the Trocadero orchestra will furnish
instrumental music and some Of the best
vocal talent in Omaha will participate. The
opening ceremonies will be conducted by the
exalted ruler and secretary; abide With
Me- will be sung by Mrs. c. E. Squires, Mrs.
C. w. Morton, Daniel H. Wheeler and How
ard F. Stryker; George P. Cronk will recite
"Thanatopsis; the lodge will sing the reg
ulation opening ode; Rev. Thomas j. Mackay
will deliver prayer, Howard Stryker will
render solo entitled Eternal Rest" Rev.
Irving p Johnson will pronounce eulogy
upon the departed members, the quartet will
sing Rock of Ages" another eulogy will be
delivered by Judge Lee Estelle, after which
the lodge will join in the closing ceremonies,
Rev. Mackay pronouncing the benedlction.
| Large portraits of the absent brothers will
be displayed on the stage and there will be
appropriate floral decoration. The service
throughout will be solemnly impressive
! The ist Of absent ones is as follows: VIII
! liam B. Alexander, John F. Boyd. Dwight
G. Hull, Willis L. Clarke, Colonel John NJ.
Eddy, Captain Abner D. Haynes, William
l.. Harding, Charles Mccormick, Charles p.
Needham, Zacharia Thomson, Olin d. Da-
venport, Don NJ. Chamberlain, Colonel Ed
ward d. Webster, John p Thomason, Josiah
! H. Mccormick, Chester C. Hulett, Henry d.
| Shull, Olin N. Davenport, John P. Shoning,
Thomas ]. Ormsby, Michael o. Maui, Samuel
c. Sample.
| The officers Of Omaha lodge are E: P.
Mullen, exalted ruler; Lysle l. Abbott, es-
teemed leading knight d. NJ. Vinsonhaler,
esteemed loyal knight: Frank Crawford, es-
teemed lecturing knight; j. r. Dewar secre-
tary; A. d. Touzalin, treasurer; l.. G. Glib
son, esquire; Rev. T. j. Mackay, chaplain;
II. B. Wheeler, inner guard; Frank l..
Brown, tiler; Lew W. Raber, chairman;
James Ainscow, w. T. Canada, trustees.
The committee on memorial service is
composed of George p. Cronk, chairman:
Lew W. Raber, Moses p. O'Brien, G. f.
Brucker and H. +. Stryker.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03

sEzIssg5sSEsl KANSAS CITY. ST. Jo-
IEIITySf1y$SAsWI X seph & Council Bluffs
IEjtI(IItltletIIu Railroad - 1.-The Burling.
Iks4elSllk$EaMI ton Route"-Ticket ONCE,
IE,74 fTxyFKDI 1902 Farnam Street Tele-
lR|IS lIIs@%I phone. $50. Depot, Tenth
lHJ4&ssA54kE4zi and Mason Streets Tele-
c--s.-s phone, $40,
Kansas City Day Ex,..a $3.50 am 5:i5 nm
Kansas City Night Ex, .alO:l5 pm a 6:SO am
st. Louis Flyer for St
Joseph and st, Louis "a 4;55 pm a1la5 am
Daily.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03

"a - $40
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03

The administrator requests US to sell the
property No 24l5 So. 18th street cottage,
barn and lot 67Xl4O feet; would make
nice home; former price 5000; want offer.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03

The newly instituted lodge of Elks at
Council Bluffs has effected organization, A
meeting was held Friday night at the Grand
hotel and 12O OF the 1411 original members
were in attendance p. H, Merriam acted
as chairman, with George S. Wright secre-
tary A glance at the personnel ef the mem
bership shows it to contain a representative
lot of business and professional men, among
whom are some Of the most prominent In
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03

113S AND 1142 ~ 10Th st. Submit offer.
l65x1297 feet, fronting east on N. 24th ST.
Price only $3.50.
60 acres about miles from p. o.. improve
ments worth over s. 600. Price, $1,000
~. John \. Frenzer, opp. old Z. O.
RE-M779
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03

"a -571
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03

BoYLEs school; court reporter principal
Bee Bldg. -o'z
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03

Indications denote that the proposed Royal
Arcanum building is going to materalIze.
Although comparatively little preliminary
work has been done the fund has reached
the $1,000 mark and the prospects are good
for it to grow on and on until enough is
raised to erect building that will be a
credit to the city and to the order. Within
the near future the projectors Of the en-
terprise will enter upon it more vigorously.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03

For further particulars regarding the above
properties call at our office.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03

The EIks' whiet tournament is booming
Sixty players have entered and much inter-
est is being manifested. Feminine relatives
and friends of the members Will be admitted
al the next meeting and the proceedings will
be something along the order of social
function.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03

NEBRASKA Business and Shorthand col
lcge Boyd's theater M-lof
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03

GARVIN BROS. 1913 FARNAM ST.
RE-743 3
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-30
WOODBURY. vs.. EDDY.
at Law Progresses
Another Step.

Boston, November 29.-The remarkable
contest at Law between Mrs. Josephine
G. Woodbury. and Mrs. Mary Baker G.
Eddy, progressed another stage in the
Superior court today. Judge Bradley took
the papers this afternoon ana reserved
his decision upon the petition Of Mrs.
Eddy that Mira. Woodbury. be required to
show cause why q writ of attach nent
should not issue against fer and she be
placed In contempt because OF the publ
cation of the declaration as plaintiff IN
the suit brought by her against Mrs.
Eddy for 81 80, OC0 Lefore said declaration
was accessible TO the court; and also for
the publication of sundry articles alleg-
ing to be Of great scandal, detriment and
injury TO Mrs. Eddy before the said suit
could be brought to trial.
The court reserved its decision upon
the further request Of Attorney Elder,
counsel for Mrs. Eddy, that the action
for libel entered by Mrs. Woodbury. against
his client be suspended until the plain
tiff shall have suffered penalty for and
Iurged herself OF her contempt. MIR.
Francis W. Peabody. counsel for Ars.
Woodbury., took upon himself the full re.
sponsibiiity Of having cours'lled the pub
lication of the articles. 1he only con-
tempt, he said, was very remote con-
struetive contempt. II there was any
offenss here, IL was her counsePs offense.
he submitted that II the court should
find his client guilty Of contempt, she
had done all she could to purge herself
of 1t. MIR. Elder followed, calling atten-
tion 10 few prior decisions In Ike cases
Mr.. Elder charged Mrs Woodbury. With
having made the files OF the court We
hicle for the publication of an attack up
on his client through the press and the
mails which the pablo would believe.
AS to the penalty. he said it ought to be
of p character to stamp out the practice
Of trying cases in the newspaper Lefore
they can come up In the court in which
they are entered. 1t would he long te-
fore the damage done his client. Mrs. Ed
dy. by these publications could be otlit-
Grated, aud he considered that che suspen-
sion Of all proceedings In Mrs Woodbury's
libel suit against Mrs. Eddy for year
would be none too great penalty.
The status of the Woodbury.. Eddy suit
Is an involved one just now. The origi-
nal suit is that for alleged libel brought
by Mrs. Woodbury. against Mrs. kddy.
Recently, after much had been published
about the case. Mrs. Woodbury., through
counsel, petitioned the court that Mrs.
Eddy be adjudged guilty OF contempt be-