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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-11

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KRUGER'S BIRTHDAY.
Pretoria, oct. IL. ID. i. T.-President
Kruger's birthday was announced this
morning with a salute in camp and a
general display of flags throughout the
town. There was no official reception,
but the foreign representatives called
upon the president.
The British diplomatic agent. Mt.
Conyngham Greene, was represented by
the secretary of the agency. Congratu-
latory kilograms were received by the
president from all parts OF the South
African Republic and Europe. In the
course Of the morning, addressing a
body OF burghers who called immediate
ly before setting out for the front, the
president impressed upon them .that
they must not trust in themselves, but
should place all their reliance upon Coo
who directs every bullet.
You must keep up your courage, ne
said. "and remember that in former
Continued on Page Two.)
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THE Demurrer
is SUSTAINED.
Latest Phase Of Litigation Over
Ay|eswOrth Estate.
THE BILL IS MULTlFARlOUS.
Seeks 10 Free Real Estate From Liability
Of Charge Under Bond.
ESTATE SUBJECT TO OBLIGATIONS
Dsvsses Cannot Substitute Something tsa
Susan n. Seamars, In Whose Favor The Bond
Was Made, Is Entitled 10 Stand Upon It
Seeks 10 Free Real Estate From LlahIlIty
Of Charge Under a Bond.
ESTATE SUBJECT TO OBLIGATIONS

The opinion Of the appellate court on
the demurrer in the case of Albert W.
Aylesworth ct al VS.. George u. Crocker
ct al was handed down today. There
were several objections raised 30 the
bill which is one for partition. One
objection was that the bill was multi
farious.
The primary object is a division OK
real estate held by most OF the parties
as devisees under the will Of Ell Ayes
worth. and i'm aid Of this object 1t seeks
to free the land from the liability OF
charge under a bond of the testator 10
pay Susan II. Seamans SO month
during her natural life, by making her
and the executors Of the will parties 10
this bill and asking the court 10 award
a gross sum or 20 assign real estate 10
her i'm discharge of said bond, or 10
determine what part of the real estate
shall be subject TO charge for such pay :
ments TO the exclusion Of the rest. III
then prays for a distribution or the
personal estate in the hands OF the exc
cutOrs.
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CLEARLY MULTIFARIoUs.

Judge Stiness. who writes the opin-
on, saws: The statement of the pray
ers of the bill shows clearly that IL Is
as defined in Arnold VS..
Arnold 9. r. l. 397: Chaffee VS.. Quid-
nick Co. Il. r. ]. 422. 1t combines par
tition of real estate with the distribu-
tion OF personal estate. which are mat
ters not onlv different In nature, but
c.ognizable in different forms. They
are in no wav connected with this pro-
caeding. for the bill shows that the
nersonality in the hands Of the eNecu-
tors is ample TO satisfy the only out
standing claim against the estate. by
the allegations of the bill. therefore
this claim is not now and lis not Likely
to become a charge upon the realty
Put if II were otherwise. the court can
not compel the obligee 70 accept some
thing else than that which she agreed
20 accent. She is entitled TO stand up
on her bond. 1t is not AXE cases OF ten
ants i'm common. holding under inde
| nandent titles. where an obligation o
| one cannot hinder the rights of others.
CANNOT SUBSTITUTE.
"Here all claims under the same ties
! +ator and his estate is subject 10 hi
obIirations For the obligation which h
| cave his services cannot substitute
| something else, as might be done If
were simply an obligation Of a tenar
| in common. which stood IL the way q
Dartition. The executors, obligee an
] surety i'm the bond are not proper PAL
| ties TO the bill.
| THE will devised the real estate
CONTINUED on Page Two)
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~ euss a eolp IN oss pay

49, Laxative Bromo Quinine Tapiets.
80 druggists refund the money ~
satis 10 cure. Il. w. Groves s'sns'u''
is on each box. 25c.
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american fisherman Arrested.

Skihoreen. oct. 1i.-An American fish,
eruan has been arrested for hshlnV w
side the limit.
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Meeting Of Local Journeymen
Called for Tomorrow Evening
Representatives Of New York Strikers
Behind the Movement Strike Now
Would Be a Serious Blow.

tourneymen jewellers and labor leaders
the following circular was prepared and
it's distribution was begun yesterday
afternoon
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aoY SINCE RS.

There are two vacancies III, NJ! y.
stephens Episcopal Church Z, Th0ir ,,
COR bow sopranos. Address w: G.
Rhodes, P.o. BoxII96, Prov Ri
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Attention
: JEWELLERS!
: A Grand
F.: MASS MEETING
4: Of
: JOURNEYMAN JEWELLERS
4: Will Be Held on
: Thursday Evening. October IL,
at
(: SLOCUM POST HALL,
+: 81 Market Square. Providence, II. j.
/: All members Of the craft are COR
/: daily invited 10 attend. The meet
ing will be called to order at 8
O'Clock sharp.
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They Do Not Wait for Expira-
ton Of The Time Limit.
War Now Certain, and is Practically
Begun--Boer Consul General at
London Closes Consulate.
KRUGER's BIRTHDAY.

expected to leave Pretoria this evening
(WedneSdaY).
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THE TALK or THE TOWN.

EVERYBODY IS TALKING OF
TIE kENS' CALCULATING LEAD
TENtlL. IT is so SIMPLE AND
USEFUL, so QUICK AND so Ac-
CURATE. FAVE YOU SEEN 0Ntp
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cane Town. oct. 11.-Sir Alfred Mill
ror governor Of Cape Colony and Brit
ssb high commissioners in South Africa.
has issued y proclamation declaring alI
persons abettine the enemy IN a stats
- y,ar with Great Britain 10 be guilty
OF high treason. p-,.,.,.
AR Convgham Greene. the British
Automatic agent in the Transvaal. is
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-01-14
GERMANY PROTESTS
That She is Doing Nothing to En-
courage the Filipinos.

Berlin, Jan. 1.-THE correspondent of
the Associated Press, after thorough
investigation. ascertains that the re-
port that Germany is aiding the flip
mos and furnishing them with war ma
terial is absolutely baseless.
Baron Won Buelow, secretary of state
for foreign affairs. personally author
ICES the statement that such reports are
justified by nothing Germany has done,
is doing or preparing to do.
Legation Counsellor Hammann of the
foreign office, being empowered to
speak for the government, supplement
ed the above as follows:
THE only possible explanation of the
way in which such rumors may have
originated we find in a dispatch re-
ceived this morning from Herr Kruger,
our consul at Manila" Herr Hammann
then read this dispatch to the cores
pondent of the Associated Press. The
gist of it is that early last November
three unimportant dealers sent to
Filipino newspaper a statement that
they had always been satisfied with the
treatment they had received from the
FTlfpinos and hoped the good relations
would continue. Despite the fact that
the German colonies at Manila ana
Hong Kong promptly issued declara-
ton asserting that these three Ger
mans in no way represented the views
of the colonies, and assuring the Amerl-
cans of sympathy, the incident was
used as handle to impute ant-Amerl-
can sentiments to Germans in the PM
ippines.
So far as the doings of the German
government and navy are concerned,
Herr Hammann said positively that alb
solutely nothing had occurred which
could be construed as hostility towards
the plans of the Americans or as con-
nivance with the Filipinos. Herr Ham
mann concluded his statement to the
Associated Press correspondent with
the remark: 81 am amazed that such
baseless lies, though disproved again
and again, should still find credence.
The officials at the American embassy
feel sure that there is nothing whatever
in the rumorS.
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Sells His Farm for $50 Per Acre.

H. d. Seeley last week sold his 200
eca to Henry Nordhaus for &c. 900. This
is among the well improved farms in the
county, and was the pride of it's late
owner and won compliments from the
admirers of a neatly kept and highly
cultivated farm. Mr.. Nordhaus came
to this county a poor man about a
quarter of century ago, and worked
for farmers hereabouts by the month.
In a few years he welded and went to
work to build a home. This last pur-
chase adds the fourth highly cultivated
farm to his observation-disclosures Trib-
nnR
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notify Secretary Coburn of the reason
The officers of the board elected for
the coming year are: President, Thorn
as A. Hubbard, Rome; vice president.
Edwin Taylor, Kansas City, Kan;
treasurer, Edwin Snyder, Oskaloosa;
members of the board, Charles Sutton,
Russell county, to succeed w. b. SUIT
ton; George w. Hanna, Clay Center, to
succeed himself; G. w. Click. Atchison,
to succeed T. A. Hubbard; Z. r. Smith,
Mound City, to succeed himself; G. T.
Cooper, Fredonia, to succeed Congress
man w. J. Bailey.
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Has Taught In One School Is Years

Speaking about stick-to-a-tiveness,
what is the matter with school district
No. 1, down in Cloud county? The pu-
pills of that district have been studying
their lessons under the watchful eye of
the same teacher, Miss Jennie Marshall,
almost constantly for about fifteen
years. For fifteen years the kids of
that district have been crawling up
through their books and graduating
into matrimony, while Miss Jennie, for
merly a pupil there herself, has held
the rod with a firm hand, directing their
faltering steps.-Mankato Advocate.
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FOR sA1E-REA1 ESTATE.
BY S. M. WOOD & co.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
ese o acre farm, miles of city, at 81. ~
3 sere ae In nnsY r sGSPty at a
1850 acre Harper county ranch. IS.
Il. 200 acres on Arkansas river, Finney
Fine corner lots 10th and cIay.sell cheap.
Fine corner lots, Huntoon and Lincoln,
5000 acre well improved ranch. Barber
$500 Van Buren, st. home for g, $50.
$4,000 stock clothing and furnishing
5000 hardware stock to sell.
Fine bottom river farm close to city, can
$50 acre farm, Ellsworth county. for To-
Ranches or grass lands. any county.
wanted.
county. fenced; can pillow LOCO acres Of it;
good water; at $3.50.
So acre farm, 81 miles Of city, 1;s5O
Fine 40 acre farm close to city, 50, 600.
New house. 2 lots. Harrison ST., 81, 500.
New 6 room cottage, 21s lots, Western
Money to loan.
Stores and houses for rent.
Fine Oklahoma farm for Topeka prop
Farms, all sizes and prices. anywhere.
City property all kinds and prices.
Can and see us if you want to buy, sell
books full of good things and we can do
roR s y: Eo 0R s G9i e KenzaS ave-
Have fine paper and job office to sell in
eastern Kansas, good town. and doing a
splendid business; if you want it and
mean business, write or call
s. NJ. WOOD & CO., 534 Kansas ave.
WANT TO BUY
A good cheap body of grass land from
$40 to 1880 acres, that will do to divide
into small farms: must be in a county
where there is a German Lutheran church.
S. NJ. WOOD & CO, 534 Kansas ave.
Have large 10 room house, lots on cor
ner. all clear, in North Topeka; want good
house for roomers, south side, trade
for hotel and business in Kansas City.
and good eastern Kansas town same
S. NJ. WOOD & CO.. 534 Kansas ave.
Have a splendid stock farm, II miles
north of city, bottom, slope and upland,
200 broke, go acres timber. wells and good
cribs, etc, fenced; will sell the section for
s. NJ. WOOD & CO.. 5s4 Kansas ave.
We have a number of business chances
to sell, some to trade.
Have fine farm close to city for stock
furniture.
If, you have anything good to sell or
S. M. WOOD & CO.. 5s4 Kansas ave.
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Newspaper Combination.

NJ. Mckenna, who retired from the
secretary of states Office as commission
clerk last Monday, has purchased the
Alliance Signal at Stockton and COM
bined it with his own paper, the Rocks
County Journal and will henceforth
publish the only Populist paper in
Rocks county. The Rocks County Jour-
nal has been published at Plainville
during the past five years, but will now
be removed to the county seat Stock
ton. The Alliance Signal was the old
est Populist paper in the county
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Charge a Malicious One.

Pittsburg, Jan. IA. Corberly and D.
ago upon complaint of Mrs. Amanda ].
Eyestone, who alleged they had trans
in Webster county, Missouri, in payment
of board bill owed to her by Corberly,
were both acquitted of the charge at the
preliminary hearing in this city yester-
day The signatures to the deed were
proved to be genuine, and 1t was estab-
lished that the prosecution grew out of
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Beloit Store Changes Hands.

Beloit, Jan. 14.-The Port Clothing
house of Beloit, one of the oldest and
widely known business houses in north
central Kansas has changed hands
Mrs. Port, who has been the owner and
manager of the store since the death of
her husband, G. w. Port, several years
ago, has sold the mammoth store to
J. G. Graham, one OF Beloit's young
business men.
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WANTED-AGENTs.

AGENTS WANTED for a new patent ar
tiele; needed in every house; 200 PEI, cent
inVestigate. c. N. Johnson RibIet House
corner 9Th and Quincy sts., Topeka.
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REAL ESTATE-ROUDEBUS
For Sale-A lot on Jefferson. st.. with
month. at price of lot for quick. sale.
3 room cottage, Lawrence ST, S2l5:
room house on Locust near 4th, cheap.
room cottage, Lowman Hill, good To-
6 room house on Spruce; make offer.
room house, well built, 9 foot hall. on
Small cottage lot, on sth, close in, $780,
* room house, Western ave-, close in, ST.
See the new all modern room house
good and cheap.
room house, east front. on Lane st.
Good bargains in Houses, So, 500 up.
Farms and Vacant Tracts-Lots on
Lot on 8th St, close in, 500.
Lots in all parts of city.
acres improved bottom land, must be
sold soon.
10 acres improved, north of river, 81, 200.
70 acres south of city; reasonable offer
will be considered.
40 acres ~ miles west of Kansas ave-,
on Tenth, at $45 per acre.
50 acres in Pottawatomie county. $3.50.
proved, at .$45 per acre.
56o acres miles south, $1,000.
buildings of all kinds; fine shape for dairy
farm or stock raising; $50 per acre. Moth
ing better in the county.
on Lincoln for small house closer in
New room house on Lane for house
Highly improved half section of land 7
miles from city for Kansas ave. or resi-
dence property close in.
Houses for farm property
Lots in Martin & Dennis addition for
sale cheap or trade for labor or building
If you wish to buy, sell. insure or ex-
EMMETT E. RoUDEBUsH,
115 West Sixth. Phone PSI.
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STORAGE

sTORAGE-The Topeka Storage and
Warehouse Co. formerly Topeka Stor-
hold goods, etc. On. June 1 removed to
new fire-proef stone building, 2l2 and 2lS
Kas. ave. C. D. Skinner, Prop
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FOR SALE-115 lots, room house, fin
ished in hard wood and in complete
pair, cellar, cistern, water in kitchen new
barn, shade, some choice fruit, brick side
walks. desirable local ion, near Washburn
car line. Price, 81 ,300 for immediate sale,
part time.
For Saloon Washburn car line, room
cottage, extra good well, nice trees, very
cheap.
For Sale-Clay St, near 18th, lots, 6
room cottage, ciStern water in kitchen, ny
drant, sewer connection, all good repair,
81, 600.
West 10th ST., not far from Bethany, 2
lots, A room cottage, barn, sewer, $780,
Fillmore, St, near 9Th; IL lots, room
house, hydrant, sewer, 5000.
Jackson St, near End, ~ lots, room
house, paved street, sewer, $1,100.
Madison St, near 18th, Two room houses,
Several residence properties near Wash
burn college, very good bargains, some
small homes convenient to Santa Fe shops.
]. e. TORRINGTON, 100 w. 9Th ST.
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FOE sALHREAL EsrATE.


FOR SALE-110 acre farm near this city.
good land, never failing stream of water,
so acre farm, good land. well improved.
near this city and railroad station, 200;
" cash, balance per cent
$40 acre ranch, miles out, miles to
nearest railroad station, water, timber,
fenced and cross fenced, s.. 900; easy terms.
800 acre pasture. good land. well fenced,
everlasting water. s., 200, easy terms
$50 acre pasture, splendid land, everlast-
ing water, near Rossville, $l5, per acre.
easy terms.
5000 clothing. and furnishing goods
stock, u cash, Il trade.
5000 laundry, steam power and modern
machinery, good location and trade $500
to 81 900 per month.
provements good bottom land, timber
etc, s., 800; one-third cash. balance per
cent.
1870 acre farm, good improvements, Z
miles out. good road, big bargain. So, 200
easy terms.
Several river bottom farms, 10. Is, 20,
40. 80, 60 so and 100 acres up to 300 acres,
at bottom prices, easy terms
$50 houses, all parts OF the city, Kansas
avenue business houses. City lots. Many
bargains.
1,6S7 farms, ranches and tracts of land
on our books for sale and exchange. We
believe it is the largest list in the state.
.446 pieces city property for sale or ex-
change. We think we can suit you from
our assortment. No trouble to show
BARTHoLoMEw.6O COL Kan. av. ust hoor).
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YOU WANT CASH for real estate See
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO.,
Phone 262. 113 w. Fifth st.
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Several residence properties near Wash
COMES 1900 TO atg m
]. e. TORRINGTON. 100 w. 9Th st.
YOU WANT CASH for real estate. See
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO.,
Phone 262. 113 w. Fifth st.
FOR SALE
room house, IL lots. on West St. one
than cost of house on monthly payments.
Clay St, rooms. lots, 81 25o; payments.
10th and West, rooms, lot, barn, $500;
IL lots West 9Th ST., $3.50
Locust St, ~ lots, near shops, rooms,
Houses in Auburndale. washburn Place.
LoWman Hill and Walnut Grove, cheap
To pc Sfe K Gaz r. co. 5s4 Kan. ave-
FOR SALE-By W. c. Stephenson & Co.:
" lots, a nice Z room DOM house: modern modern
mshte and gra at a front tia and back Stairs
large barn, on West 9th St, blocks from
M lots on ane east ea fr t f near 18th
room house. front hall and stair, hard oil
81 800: It has got to go. 49,. 49,. it,
and H esfern ro %ater 0Oes Polk Poll near 1s6
Price $1,000. 1t belongs to eastern par
4 room house on Madison, between End
and Srd splendId barn n Price Sse9; sman
mem ments Pa'i This is snap ,A"'e ''' pay
a nice little it'll! eottage of rooms, high
Branner between 3rd and 4th. east front.
Price $50: 800 cash, balance in payments.
and 4th, east front: 500 takes this; small
payment down, balance time.
on Locust, nice barn. shade and blue grass.
$1,000; 500 cash; BALANCE monthly, pay
ments. It would cost $3.50 to build this
house at the present time.
A large room residence between 9Th
parlor, soft water bath, sewer connection.
viii offer for few days at 81 500, and
must be sold. See me early about this
5 room house on Tyler between 18th and
cash, balance monthly payments.
For further par rtie; l. Gan on
500 Kansas ave. lover Rigbys).
At special bargains. city, suburban and
'@''H p ". NJ. FORBES, 11s W. 9Th ave.
FOR SALE
A good location for lumber and coal
Several houses to sell on payment plan
or geo dor bsgs 9Gd pnoDe a1i cheap
There is no better investment than good
Topeka m st REsSent s PFes 9Th ave-
Phone 262. n3 w. Fifth st.
If you want to buy a city home or a
farm or. small tract close in. or vacant
lots call and see Payne & Thompson, at
627 Kansas ave. They can suit you. They
have several snaps now, and 900 proper
ties of all kinds in all parts of the city and
county and state. Houses, farms and
Sinai tf'a''S P PA NE & THOMPSON.
627 Kansas ave.
YOU WANT CASH for real estate. See
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO.,
Phone 252. lib w. Fifth st.
FOR SALETen so acre farms in Shaw
nee county, Most of them are bottom
land and well improved They will be
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PAVING.

THE OFFICE of the Topeka Vitrif1ed
Brick and Paving Co. has been removed
to 11s West Eighth st.
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WANTED-AGENTs.

AGENTS-ss SO daily. selling nickel plated
brilliant gaslight burners; fits kerosene
lamps: no chimney: cheapest light known
free sample. Enterprise Manufacturing
Co., A 2S5, Cincinnati, o.
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Co., A 2$5, Cincinnati, o.
81 DAILY selling specially soap; sample
outfit free. Lease Soap Co, Cincinnati %.
AGENTS-we will pay 800 per month and
railroad expenses to any man who viii
faithfully represent us in taking orders
for the most reliable portrait copying
house in the world. We pay strictly sal
ary Address G. E. Martel. Dept. As. New
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WANTED-To buy saddle and bride must
be in good condition 2O39 Van Blu
rem st.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

A GROCERY STOCK WANTED-Wt
have a cash customer for a stock OF
morning if you have a stock to sell.
JOHN G. HOWARD & Co,
527 Kansas ave.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

BEDROOM SUITES,
Mattresses
Iron Beds,
Carpets,
Furniture.
Stoves.
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S. M. WOOD & CO.. 5s4 Kansas ave.
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs


FOR RENT
Store room, Kansas ave.
Basement, Kansas ave
Sleeping rooms and offices, second and
third floors.
room cottage, barn, Buchanan st.
room house, Buchanan st.
room house, Fillmore, good barn.
room house, Fillmore.
room house, North Quincy st.
Tract of 8 acres, 5 room house, stone.
Stone mansion and 10 acres, fine fruit,
west Washburn college.
81 acre farm. room house. barn, miles
from Kansas ave.
No. 1903 Western ave-, room house,
$3.50 per month.
PAYNE & THOMPSON,
627 Kansas ave.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-11-28

THE circuit court closed Saturday
The case of Ed Lee, not Jones, As we
gave his name last issue, who was on
trial then, was given 30 days in Jail for
receiving IA stolen buggy k2owing 1t TO
be stolen Hon. L. +. BOhbitt prose
cuted aud j. Mort Rothwell defended.
Four men, one white and three Ne
groes, aud one Negro woman, were
sent to the penitentiary during the
term.
James Hacker was given verdict
for 5000 against the l.. X n. for alleg-
ed Injuries received In wreck at Row.
land, but the cOmpany's attorney was
given till the 10Th day Of the next term
TO tile "a bill oi exceptions. Hacker is
serving a life term tor murder commit
ted in Harlan. The tirst grand jury
having failed Ia produce In court some
indictments found, special grand jury
was impaneled with G. Il. Engleman
foreman and it returned indictments
against Ben Lewis and Ed Simpson, each
for breach OF the peace, ana two against
ia Simpson for carrying concealed
weapons Ashby Mckee Warren was
appointed an examiner. The grand
jury reported both clerks offices II
good condition and suggested some re
pairs on the jail. The trustees of The
Jury fund not having sufficient
amount on hani 10 pay claims, requi
sition was made on the auditor for SSH
Sheriff ;. N. Owens was allowed -
and Jailer G.. w. Del1ord SOS for wait
ing on the court, anu other claims u
the amount of several hundred dollar
were ordered paid.
The trustee of the jury fund, Mr.
Geo. l.. Penny, tells US that he pal,
the jurors for the term 1901.