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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-17

Pianos reception 20 q Volunteer, and
religious differences figured in pet.-
1ion FOR an allowance heard by Judge
Rogers in the appellate court this
morning There were also statements
made thar wife preferred the society
of her brohers TO that of her husband
and the husbands attorney argued TO
1he court that "A piano was a big luxury
for a wife 10 have around the house
AS the wife did not give music lessons.
Mrs. Elizabeth AyleswOrth seeks "a dI-
vorce from her husband William II.
Aylsworth who drives an ice wagon
and gets 80 week. Today she asked
Judge Rogers 20 give her S5 OF her hus-
bands wages for the support OF her
self and five year old child.
Mrs. Aylesworth testified that her
husband made 50 a week excen1 I'm the
summer months when she believed he
made $l3 week. Terrence Nj. O'hell-
~, counsel for Mr.. Aylesworth asked
witness II she did not have a piano
fn her house. She replied that she did
have one. and intended her boy should
take music lessons just as soon as he
was old enough 10 do so.
Tn answer 10 n question by Judge
Rogers she said the boy was musIcally
jnciined and that she did not look on
the piano as a needless extraVaganCe.
Mrs. Aylesworth denied that she had
had three pianos recently or that she
ever had more than one at time.
When she first went to house Keeping
with her husband she had "A piano, but
denied that the piano she now had was
bought I'm order that reception might
be given for her brother when ne re-
turned with his regiment from the late
war. Mrs. Aylesworth said she sup
ported herself by the board paid her by
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-17
Chance for Tho eS-(hampon,

Chicago, June 1.-THE Colorado Ath-
letic Association has offered "A $4,000
purse for n 25-round contest bsTeen
Bob Fitzsimmoi,s and Kid Mccoy ac-
cording To an announcement made here
today by benjamin Benton. McCoy's
manager. The proposed fight Is to be
for the middle weight champlon.hlp Of
the world. Mccoy today wired his ac-
ceptance saying ne would ngh, at l5S
pounds 10 the Denver contest SHHRD
pounds or at catch weights on any
fair terms. In case Fitzsimmors agrees
TO the Denver contest. Mccoy says his
match with Joe Choynski will b. called
of.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-17
The new RACHEL.
Camel Purchased by ShrinaTs 10 Be
Presented TO City.
VIII Be Accepted by Mayor Sni Turned
Over TO Park Department

ON Monday, jane 26. an interesting
ceremony will be performed in this city
by the members OF Palestine Temple.
Ancient order of the Mobiles OF the Mys-
tie shrine, when RACHEL j., the new
camel just purchased 10y the shrln
ers. VIII be presented To the city OF
Providence in due form. The members
of Palestine Temple have been request
cd to meet at Freemasons Hail, on June
26, M noon sharp for the transaction
of business. and at 1890 o'clock a pa
rade will be made each member wear
ing dress suit and red fez.
The line OF march will be through
Dorrance, up Westminster, around the
Doyle monument, down WeyboAet,
through Dorrance To city Hall. where
the camel will be formally presented to
Mayor Baker and viii. in turn, be
placed by him in charge of Mr.. Richard
Il. Demmlng. chairman of the park
commission. There will be music by the
band, and then the ceremony i'm front
OF city Hall viii come TO an end.
After the presentation the Shriners
will march 20 the dock anu take a spe-
cial boat for Fields Point. where one
served. Then VIII come a sail down the
bay. TO Prudence Island. where the
Shr' rers will be entertained by Noble
George w. Williams In his usually hos
pitable manner The boat wiz leave
Prudence at $3.50 p. m, making a stop
at Rocky Point. and will reach Provi-
dence before 10:30 p. m, in time for
all late trains out OF the city.
The Shriners who left on Tuesday
last for the pilgrimage at Buffalo, ".
Y. left that city last evening, arriving
in Albany this morning. The day boat
was then taken down the Hudson for
New York. and on arrival in New York
this afternoon the Mobiles were trans
ferred to the Providence Line boat and
will reach this city at an early hour to-
morrow morning
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-17
BODY WASHED ASHORE.
Mrs. Marston, Believed 10 Have Drowned Herself
Though no Cause for Ici Is Known.

Exeter. n. H., June 1.-THE body of
Mrs. M. a. Marston, widow of the late
Charles Marston of Hampton. was
found on Hampton Beach this morning
by Thomas Nudd. The body had been
washed i'm front of Mr.. Nudd's resi-
dence by the incoming tide and it in
thought that Mrs. Marston drowned
herself during the night. A short time
after the body had been found a hat
and shawl were found in summer
house close TO the beach. On the hat
was pinned card on which was writ
ten" NJ. A. Marston, stopping with Mrs.
Gddons."
Mrs. Marston was highly respected in
Hampton. No cause for the deed Is
known. She leaves family OF seven
children. Her husband died about two
years ago.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-17
j. q. LATHAM.
CIVIL ENGINEe2 AND SURVEYOR
81 Weybosset St. Swarts Block.
THE DREYfUS AFFAIR.
Curious SsmI-0iiIoia Mole Issued In Oefercs Of
Cassimr-perIer.

Paris. June lin connection with
the multiplicity OF stories in ehe news
papers attributing to former President
Casimir- -Perier a variety of misdeeds
In connection with the Dreyfus affair. a
curious semi official note was issued
this afternoon. 1t says:
Extraordinary as It may seem, NJ
Casimir-Pericr, when president, was
cognizant only OF what he affirmed on
oath before the Court OF Cessation. AS
regards all the rumors current concern
ing his acts, steps and declarations he
will give a full explanation before the
cdsrt martial at Rennes."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-17
THEY DIFFER ON
RELIGIOUS rlATTERS.
One of the Reasons Why Mrs. AyleS-
worth is Suing Her Husband
for Divorce.

her brothers and denied that hcr hus-
band had contributed Ca her support
on that she recently hired a bike or
proposed taking a course in BICYCLE in
struction.
Mr.. Aylesworth denied that he got
any extra pay this summer and said
he went 10 work at a. m. and worked
until 3 o'clock or 10 o'clock az night.
In order 10 get 90 court today he had
TO begin work az 2:30 o'clock this morn
ing Witness said he was willing to
take his child and support il or 10 make
a home for his wife ii she would leave
her brothers. He never wanted his
brothers-in-law around. Mr.. Ayles
worth said he wanted the child brought
up as il was Christened i'm the Roman
Catholic faith. He said he and his
wife were married i'm the Catholic
church and both were at the time Cath.
oliCs. but now she wanted the child 10
attend a Sunday school of a different
creed. Mr.. Aylesworth added that ne
boarded with his mother. who had only
a pension OF IS 10 live on besides his
board of s. a week and that his wife
always wanted TO live i'm a tenement
that would cost at least S12 a month
Charles II. Page. who represented
Mrs. AylesWorth. thought the court
should order Aylesworth TO pay his
wife something every week. Judge
Rogers said that it was evident Mr.
Aylesworth had TO work very hard and
long for small wages and his conduct
In so doing when he could get nothing
better was praiseworthy and that as
Mrs. Aylesworth made a living from
the board paid by her brother that an
allowance OF 81 week for the support
of the child seemed all that could iH
reason be asked. His honor made an
order for the amount named and for
Sl5 counsel fee.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-17
BlANCO'S THIRST FOR BATTLE.
He Is Sorry That He Old Not Continue The War on
His Own Account.

Madrid. June 17.-Replying TO violent
attack made by Count Almenas on the
generals who took part in the recent
war. Con. Blanco. formerly captain
general of Cuba, made a speech in the
senate today, i'm which he blamed the
Liberal government for concluding
peace before the war had really begun.
He said that he himself might have led
1900 men To- the field and continued,
the war on his own account. He did
not do so because he respected discip-
line. but IL was n mistake which he
should repent all his life.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-17
JURY FINDS AGAINST
r1RS. DODGE'S WILL.
Took an Hour and a Half i'm It's De-
liberatiOnS---VerdiCt a Surprise
i'm Some Quarters.

The jury that heard the testimony
concerning an instrument that pur-
ported TO be the last will and testa-
ment of Mrs Mary j. Dodge. wife of
Bart II. Dodge. proprietor of the Re
we're hotel. this afternoon declared the
win offered not TO be the last will and
testament OF Mrs. Dodge. The jury
was about an hour and half reaching
a decision, which was somewhat OF
surprise 20 many who had followed the
case.
In the will offered Mrs Dodge left
nearly all OF an estate valued between
$4,000 and $4,000 10 her sister. Mrs
Caroline Lanson. and did not mention
her husbands name. Mr.. Dodge claim
e dthat his wife when she made the
will in November. 1897, was of unsound
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-17

mind and that this unsoundness OF
mind was chiefly evidenced by her use
OF profane and vulgar language.
Mrs. bodge's sister claimed that the
change OF feeling on Mrs. Dodges part
towards her husband was due TO his
abuse or her. That Mrs. Dodge in CON
Versation often accused Mr. Dodge of
not being good man or caring for
her. One OF the pieces OF properly
willed away TO her sister by Mrs Dodge
was house at Edgewood and Mr..
Dodge testified. and produced entries
on his books TO pr II. that he had
paid $5525 60 his wife on account of this
piece OF property.
Ihe closing arguments of counsel
were made this morning Walter f..
Angel making the argument against
sustaining the will and BENJAMIN y
Lapham the argume/t in favor of sus-
tanning IT,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-17
STOWE BACK FROM THE TRlNSvAaL.
Ne AcIssd Americans . Inc Rsni 10 ee Esuha
4 Tfouhh cnmas.

London, June IA Dispatch 20 the
Chronicle from care Town says that
Consul stowe has Just arrived there
from Transvaal. where he advised the
Americans IN ne Rand 20 remain calm.
cautious ari neutral IN the troubles
growing oct of the Franchise agitation.
lie rays the Transvaai officials extend
ed every courtesy 60 him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-17
Ths Case Went Over.

The equity case OF Leti,ia 4. Canning
~. Ellen l. owens was q have been
heard before Judge Rogers today. but
as the principal witness FOR the com
plainant h. Hebrew and today was
one of the days a Hebrew does nor ap-
pear I'M court. the case went over until
Monday next. The complainant seeks
10 redeem some personal property ga "A
hotel which property she sometime ago
mortgaged Brennan a. Holland repre-
sent Mrs. Canning ard G. NJ Lee the
respondent.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-17
ONE OF THE SPANISH ARMADA.


Dunklrk. France. June i7.-Excava-
tions which are being made here IN con-
nection with the extension or The docks
have revealed wooden Warship. win
antique cannons buried In the sands. IL
Is believed that the vessel belonged TO
the spanish Armada. which was fitted
out In 1857 FOR tho subjugation OF Eng
land.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-17
Shot From Ambush.

Cincinnati. June IA London. KY.
special says: At Bogtown. Clay coun.
ty. ahous seven miles from here. Chris
Jackson. Tom Bakers brother-in-law.
was shot from ambush and wounded
last night. lie came here today and
had his wound dressed. His assailants
escaped.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-17
Provisional Court Established.

San Juan. Porto Rico. June i7.-Gov.
ernor-G General Davis has signed an or.
der establishing a United States pro.
visionsi court here and has appointed
". y. &. Pettlngill presiding Judge Of
the body with two army officers as as
sociates and J. NJ Needy prosecuting
attorney
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-17
EARTHQUAKE SHOCK
fsIi si IIoIIo Yesterday, and Was The Most Serious
Remembered.

Manila. June iT.--ll:lO a. m. An
earthquake shock was feJ at Iloilo at
5 so'clock yesterday afternoon The i'm
habitants say il was the severcst ever
known. II ,s supposed that the shock
was caused by the volcano Conloan in
Negros In eruption.
An explosion was heard apparently
under Iloilo. followed thirty seconds
later by shaking OF the earth.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-17

Iore than 5000 600 messages are sent
each Nvar over the iaO sepa rate sub
marine cables which giriic the Garth.
These 100 cables were iald at an csti-
mAi.l nlsi nf so 600 600
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-17
FINANCIAL.
Wall Street Notes.

Boston and New York capitalists are
said to be negotiating for the purchase
OF the Calumet and Chicago Canal and
Dock Company holdings. extending from
the mouth OF the Calumet river TO the
Indiana state line. The value of the
property is estimated from 100000 TO
$500 eco.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-17
Chicago Grain and Provisions.
Fall River Mil Stocks.

Transactions in Fall River cotton mill
stocks for the week are reported by O..
NJ. Haffards & Co. as follows:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-17
Nj rIcIl Judgment given.

Nil diclt judgment for sil69l7 WIZ
given In Judge Douglas court today for
the plaintiff IN the case OF Edwin :.
Stra ght against FRANK VI. Chenery.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-17

Suit was flied yesterday by Herman
krechmar, a stockholder in the now ex-
tinct Drumrnond Tobacco Company
against Harrison /. Drummond. Presi-
dent OF the concern. FOR an accounting
OF the proceeds OF the sale Of the plant
m st. Louis 10 the American Tobacco
Company last fall The amount i'm
voly Is S451 900, which should have been
divided among the stockholders of the
company. in addition TO $3,000.000 the
price at which the plant was sold
Money on call steady at 2k. closed at
2n2ls per cent. Prime Mercantile Pa
per 3U3A per cent. Sterling Exchange
steady at 4.S7% 14.SS for demand, and a [
$4.s5% 0l4s6 for 90 days: posted rates
4.S6d4.S7 and i.S9: Commercial bills ass
04S5Ia: Silver certificates 60M60iz: Car
Silver 90; Mexican dollars 4Sla. Govern
ment bonds steady. State bonds inac-
tive. Railroad bonds easier.
. NeM York -clearings: Exchanges -SlSI.-
023.sS3; balances Sl1,T44, 1872 This week
81 ,131, ,462 946: balances $66s04.iiO. Sub
treasury debit balances $i24.254.
The New York weekly bank state
ment shows changes as follows: sur
plus reserve decreased $9,3l9, 800; loans
Increased, SIS, 902 600; specie, decreased,
s. .005. 500: legal tender increased, Sl7O,-
500 deposits increased. s9,93s 400; circu-
lation, decreased, $22. 100 The banks
now hold S0o03,3 800 in excess of legal
requirements.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-17

sPrivate.
The Advocate and news., 1899-03-29

Corzine and ira T. Gabbert, plaintiffs in
error,
c. A. J. McCombs, defendant in error.
Error from Sumner District Court.
AFFIRMED.
The opinion of the Court was delivered by
Milton, j.
l. "a sheriff cannot be wiser than his
process; and IL the officer or tribunal by
which 1t is issued has Jurisdiction over the
subject matter and the process Is regular
law or defect Of Jurisdiction, II will afford
q complete protection to the officer execut.
| ing II against any prosecution therefor"
Barr v. Combs (or), As Pac. r. 776.
O. In an action on a constable's bond
against the officer and his sureties for dam
ages Occasloned by the alleged wrongful
seizure and sale OF the plaintin's property
under attachment. process the petition al
legged that part OF the property levied on,
to-wit, five hundred bushels Of wheat, was
wasted through the officers negligence,
and that the attached property was sold
at private SALE Held, that a demurrer to
the petition, upon the ground OF failure to
state facts sufficient to constitute cause
Of action against the defendants, was prop
erly overrued
Opinion filed March goth, A. D. 1899.
Attest: V' W. A. AYREs,
LSeall Clerk.
In the Kansas Court Of Appeals Southern
Department, Central Division.
No. 448.
Abram Conrad, plaintiff in error,
VS.
John II. Sackett, defendant in error
Error from Cowley County District Court
AFFIRMED.
The opinion of the Court was delivered by
Schoonover j.
/. The Objectionable evidence set forth
Held, its admission by the trial court not
error.
O. The record examined Held, that there
is sufficient evidence upon which to base
the instruction complained Of.
3 Where strip of land is owned by one
party and inadvertently or by mistake is
In the possession of another, 1.-The Statute
OF Limitation will not begin to run to bar
@ recovery OF the strip until the occupant
makes some claim Of ownership there be-
yond the naked possession, and notice Of
said claim Is brought to the knowledge OF
the owner OF the legal title thereto" Ras-
dell VS.. shumway, Kan. App. 45.
Opinion fled March Goth, A. D. 1899.
A true copy.
Attest: w A. AYREs.
[Seal.l Cle-x.
In the Kansas Court of Appeals, Southern
Department, Central Division.
No. S47.
Wichita & Western Railway Company,
plaintiff in error,
VS..
Gustave Koch. defendant in error
Error from sedgwlck District Court
MODIFIED.
The opinion Of the Court was delivered by
Milton, j.
The Wichita & Western Railway Com
pany unloaded q load of fat hogs which the
from Cheney Kansas, to Kansas City, Mo-,
and placed the hogs in stock yards at
Wichita, after the animals had been eX-
posed to very severe storm for several
hours while the railroad company was en-
deavOring to return them from Wichita to
the shipper. Eighteen Of the hogs were
dead at the time the car was reloaded at
The Advocate and news., 1899-03-29

Opinion fled March 10th, A. D. 1899
Attest: ~ w. A. AYREs,
[seal.l Clerk.
In the Kansas Court Of Appeals, Southern
Department, Central Division.
NO. 514
The Citizens State Bank, a corporation
plaintiff In error,
]. B. Frazee, defendant in error.
Error from Barber County District Court.
REVERSED.
The opinion Of the Court was delivered by
schoonover, ].
Where cause of action arising out Of a
partnership action, Is Joined with one aris-
ing out Of an individual transaction, there
Is mlsjonder.
Opinion filed March 2Oth A. d. 1S99
Attest: w. A. AYREs,
[Seall Clerk.
In the Kansas Court OF Appeals, Southern
Department Central Division.
No. AL
D. L. Fuller, plaintiff in error,
VS..
T. M. Torson, defendant in error.
Error from Lyon District Court
REVERSED.
The opinion Of the Court was delivered by
Milton, j.
ION demurrer to evidence the court can
not weigh conflicting evidence, but can
consider only that portion which tends to
prove the case Of the party resisting the
demurrer" Christie v. Barnes, SO Kan. 317.
O. Where the defendant in replevin
action asserts title to the property in him
self in opposition to that claimed by the
plaintiff, or where he alleges such title in
his answer, no proof Of demand and refusal
1856.
Opinion filed March Goth, A. D. 1899.
A true copy.
Attest: w. A. AYREs,
[Seall Clerk.
In the Kansas Court of Appeals, Southern
Department, Central Division.
No. 572
Peter Haase and Mary Haase, plaintiffs in
error,
r. p. Kelley, defendant in error.
Error from Greenwood District Court.
AFFIRMED.
The opinion of the Court was delivered by
Milton, j.
The land in controversy remained vacant
and unoccupied for more than eight years
after the recording Of the tax deed upon
which the plaintiff in error based their
cause of action in ejectment against the
defendant in error, who for three years
prior to the commencement OF the action
had been In the uninterrupted possession
of the land upon chain Of title reaching
back to the original government patent
therefor. During the whole Of the period
between the recording Of the tax deed and
the commencement Of the action plaintiffs
IN error and their grantors were non-resi-
dents of the State and absent therefrom.
Held, that the limitation contained in Sec
tiCn 1A1 of the tax law had not so run as
70 prevent tne ueIenuanl IN error from IN
terposing the defense that the tax pro-
ceedings prior to the execution Of the tax
deed were so irregular as to render the tax
deed insufficient Walker v, Bob, 80 Kan. |
845.
Opinion filed March 10th, A. D. 1899.
A true copy.
Attest: w. A. AYRES,
lSeall Clerk.
State of Kansas, S.
1, w. A. Ayres, Clerk of the Kansas
Court of Appeals, Southern Department, |
Central Division, do hereby certify that the |
above and foregoing are full, true and cor
rect copies of the syllabi Of the court |
nanden anMn at Fort acntt Kansaa on khA
The Advocate and news., 1899-03-29
published March 20, 1897
Appellate Court SylIabi.

Southern Department Eastern Division.
In the Kansas Court OF Appeals Southern
Department, Eastern Division.
No. S45
Missouri, Kansas g. Texas Railway Com
pany, plaintln in error,
VS.
A. Young, William J. Ayres and N. W.
Wells, defendants In error.
Error from Miami County.
AFFIRMED.
Syllabus. BY the Court schoonover, ].
!. The material part Of the evidence set
forth. Held, that the demurrer thereto was
properly overruled.
2. Where no instructions are asked,
failure to make them as full as the plaintiff
would like Is not ground OF error Hoyt "
Dlngler, 81 Kan. SO9.
All the Judges concurring.
Attest: w. o. CHAMPE,
[Seal1 Clerk.
BY E. L. Eaton, Deputy.
The Advocate and news., 1899-03-29

I'd. Allegations In the answer and reply
remedies defective allegations in the petit
ton.
| A true copy
Attest: 10. j. WESTGATE
| [SeaLl Clerk.
In the Kansas Court Of Appeals, Southern
Department, Western Division
No. go.
ID. M. Ferry & Company, a corporation
plaintiff in error,
Moses d. Behn defendant in error.
Error from Flnney County District Court.
AFFIRMED.
Opinion Per Curlam.
The questions involved In this case are
the same as those involved in the case of
ID. NJ Ferry & Co. VS.. John Ballinger and
VIM. Med. Rowan just decided.
For the reasons therein given the judg-
ment Of the District court is affirmed.
A true copy.
Attest: H. j. WESTGATE
[Seall Clerk.
In the Kansas Court of Appeals. Southern
Department, Western Division.
No. S1
ID. M. Ferry g. Company, a corporation.
plaintih in error,
o. NJ Shook, defendant in error.
Error from Finney County District Court.
Opinion. Per CurIam.
The questions involved in this case are
the same as those involved in the case OF
ID. M Ferry & Co. VS.. John Ballinger and
VIM. Med. Rowan just decided.
For the reasons therein given the judg
ment Of the District court is affirmed.
true copy.
Attest: E. J. WESTGATE.
[Seall Clerk.
In the Kansas Court Of Appeals, Southern
Department, Western Division.
No. 272
d. M. Ferry & Company, a corporation,
piaintin in error,
e. A. Smith, defendant in error.
Error from Finney County District Court
AFFIRMED.
Opinion. Per Curiam.
The questions involved in this case are
the same as those involved in the case of
d. M. Ferry & Co. VS.. John Ballinger and
VIM. Med Rowan just decided.
For the reasons therein given the judg-
ment Of the District court is affirmed.
A true copy
Attest: z. ]. WESTGATE
LSeaL1 Clerk.
In the Kansas Court of Appeals, Southern
Department, Western Division.
No. S3.
D. M Ferry & Company, a corporation,
plaintiff in error,
VS..
FURRY Kemper, defendant in error
Error from Finney County District Court
AFFIRMED.
Opinion. Per Curiam.
The questions involved in this case are
the same as those involved in the case of
D. M. Ferry & Co. VS.. John Balllnger and
VIM. Med Rowan just decided.
For the reasons therein given the judg-
ment of the District court is affirmed.
A true copy.
Attest: Y. ]. WESTGATE
[Seal.l Clerk.
IN the Kansas Court Of Appeals, Southern
Department, Western Division
No. $40.
James B. NaylOr, plaintiff in error,
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In the Kansas Court Of Appeals, Southern
Department, Eastern Division
I, w. o. Champe, Clerk Of the Kansas
Court of Appeals, Southern Department,
Eastern Division, do hereby certify that the
foregoing Is a true and correct copy Of the
syllabus In the above entitled case as the
same appears on file In my office.
Witness my hand and seal OF the Kansas
Court Of Appeals. Southern Department,
Eastern Division, this 2lst day of March,
1899
[Seall w. o. CHAMPB,
Clerk Kansas Court of Appeals, Southern
Department, Eastern Division.
BY ID. l.. Eaton, Deputy.