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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-30
HIGHER COURTS RECORD.
SUPREME COURT.
Minutes

Minutes
1864. Sarah A. Hibben VS.. William C.
Smith ct al. Appellants brief (S). Ap-
pellant's petition for oral argument.
1868. Mary NJ. Tilden VS.. Louisville &.
J~effersonville Ferry Co.. Return TO certi-
orari.
1888. Benjamin F. Turner VS.. Frederick
Heinberg ct al. Affidavit of death of APP
pellee Sinclair.
1915. p. 6. G: & St, l; Railway Com
pellant's petition for oral argument.
1870. Mary J. Wagner VS. Rebecca q.
Carskadon ct al Additional copies of APP
1926. State OF Indiana VS.. Herb Smith.
Appellants brief 81.
1850. join Hewett VS.. Elizabeth II. Mills
ct al. Appellants motion and notice to
strike out. etc.
Ne Supreme Court Suits
1860. State. ex rel. Wilson II. Bum, VS..
Manuel NJ. Fisher. mayor. ETC., eft nj. Rec
ord. Assignment OF errors. Notice. APP
pellant's motion TO advance. Appellants
1860. State. ex rel. Maurice PETER. VS..
Manuel NJ. Fisher. mayor, ETC.. ct al. Rec
ord. Assignment OF errors. Notice. Ap-
" APPELLATE COURT.
Minutes
1862. Edward l.. Wilson ct al. VS.. Harry
Ward ct al. Appellants brief @)..
etc, w. Robert l.. O'Hair. guardian, etc.
Appellants brief on motion to dismiss 3).
$3.50. John II. Litteil VS.. William n. Burns
ct al. Afidavit Of nonresidence
32sS. Wabash Railroad Company VS.. Sc
bastisn Miller. Appellants brief on peti-
ton. etc. co..
1858. The Light, Heat and Power Com
pany VS.. Robert II. Burk ct al. Appellants
motion 10 set aside order of April I. post
poning until final hearing petition for GER
tiorari. Appellee's brief on motion (S).
3545. The Paul Reising Brewing Com
pany vs. Felix Bochart ct al. Appellee's
supplemental brief 80.
1850. Joseph V. Bauer vs.. Louis Ham,
mersmith ct al. Appellants brief e.
1876. Arthur Jordan ct al. VS.. indianap-
oils Water Company. Appellant Butschs
correction OF certiorari.
1854. Vernon Insurance and Trust Com
pany vs.. Richard Il. Martlen. Appellants
reply brief CD.
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WILL USE BOMBAY COTTON.
Manufacturers To DispIace
the American Product.

TACOMA, Wash, April 2e.-The steam
ship Oopack brings news hat the ship
ments of raw cotton from the United
States to the orient will be greatly affected
by immense purchases of Bombay cotton.
just made by the Cotton Spinners' Union.
embracing the largest cotton manufacturers
of Japan. Their agents nave bought go
coo bales to be shipped within the next
few months. OF this quantity the Nippon
fusen kaisha will carry 100000 bales at
twelve rupees a ton. Many manufacturer
intend TO mix Bombay with American cot
tons, while others will use the former ex-
clusively. IL is laid down I'm Japan cheaper
than American cotton.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-30

There were 10 cases called in Police Court
yesterday morning. one Of the heaviest
days for some time. Twenty on the slate
were women. and the remainder were made
up of the usual arrests for drunk, loafing.
assault and battery and gambling. The
thirty-four colored gamblers who were ar
rested I'm the Buffalo saloon. at No. 3De In
diana avenue. at l o'clock Sunday morning,
We're arraigned, but their cases were con-
tinued until tomorrow. 1t Is said that this
is the largest number of men ever arrested
in raiding one rambling house in Indian
apOlis.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-30
Return of "The Dairy Farm,

Two large audiences OF excellent size
considering the counter attraction Of a cir
Gus. welcomed the return TO the Park The
alter yesterday OF James II. WaIlick's nne
production of Eleanor Merron's charming
old rural comedy drama. THE Dairy
Farm" This Is one OF the most realistic
productions attempted in a long time. The
atmosphere OF the period. which Is a short
time before the civil war. Is preserved witt
remarkable hdeiity. All the quaint charac-
tiers OF the piece are attired just as the
people were IN those days. long gone by.
An old mowins machine. said to nave been
patented In 1881 BY Cyrus w. Mccormick.
- used with fine effect In the first act.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-30

A demurrer was filed in the United States
Court yesterday In the suit OF James Boyce
a. Son against the O'Dell Commission
Company of Muncie. The suit Is 20 re-
cover funds alleged TO have been lost i'm
investments with this company. The de-
murrer was fled by the attorneys for the
defendants to the amended complaint OF
the plaintiffs. The suit was founded on
the statute that gives a person the right
TO recover money lost on any game, IL
the attempt 10 recover Is made within six
months after the money is lost.
A brief filed with the demurrer insists
that the statute does not give a right of
action TO any person who may lose money
at any gambling or wagering contracts,
and IL Is further claimed that the term,
betting on n game" used in the statute
does not include a mere wager on the price
of commodities.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-30

NEW YORK. April 2.-The senate OF the
New York University Is actively prepar-
ing for the dedication OF tho Hall OF Fame.
which will take place May 30. The tablets
OF the twenty-nine great Americans. Sc
lected last October. have nearly been COM
pletcd and placed I'm position. The unveii-
Ing will be done by representatives OF
patriotic and educational associations who
nave been invited TO o~fficiate. The Grafton
of the day will be made by United States
Senator Chauncey NJ Depew.
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A Receiver Appointed.

John p. Leyendecker was yesterday APP
pointed receiver Of the firm OF Griffith &
Welman. manufacturers of baking ma
chinery. by Judge feathers. Griffith filed
the petition for the appointment of a re-
ceiver on the ground that he did not have
access TO the books OF the firm and that
Welman refused to use funds belonging to
the company 20 pay the employees. He saws
Welman was 10 pay $1,000 into the concern
when il was organized and was to take
charge of the books and receive no salary.
but should share In the profits. He AYERS
that Welman credited himself with salary
and refused him access to the accounts.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-30

Lizzie ]. Tinsley yesterday brought suit
against her husband. John Tinsley. for di-
vorce, after having lived with him for
twenty-four years. She alleges that he
treated her cruelty. was abusive. and on
April %. the day of their separation. pulled
her hair. wounded her wrist and threw her
against a partition.
Mary Jones. another divorce complainant.
fled suit against her husband, John Jones.
They lived together but two months. ac-
cording 10 the complaint. She alleges that
ne was abusive 10 her every day for five
succeSSive weeks.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-30

bonds: Franklin Savings Rank. New York,
81. $50; Rochester Savings Bank. Rochester.
81. $50; Seaman's Bank for Savings, New
York. Sl,O50; Greenwich Savings Bank. New
York, $3.50. and the Port Chester Savings
Bank. of Port Chester. N. Y, $50. Ii was
the semi-annual interest aymen on the
bonds, which are not due until 1915 AMI
cannot be Cancelled before that time, be-
cause the State has no option to pay the
bonds off sooner.
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regard which the people OF that State
have for the great office of President.
even more-these expressions indicate a
united people loving their homes and coun-
try and devoted TO their free institutions.
Tennessee has been promoting its own
progress, development and prosperity by
devOting the energy OF ner people 10 ag-
riculturc and as symbolized
by the emblem put upon her shield many
years ago. I'm conclusion | wish TO THANK
you again for this greeting and 20 wish for
you love and contentment I'm your Homes
and prosperity in your several occupa-
tfonS.R
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VIII Pay s3o0,oOo of state Debt.

State Auditor Hart announced yester-
day hat the State debt Will be reduced
5000 by July l. the payment being one
of the largest made in a long time. AT
the rate the debt has been reduced during
the past five years il will not last much
longer than through the present guberna-
torial administration Captain Hart yes
ferday paid s.. 725 OF Interest on the 81 per
cent. school refunding bonds. series of 1895,
TO the following banks. holders OF the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-30

Henry 5. Osgood, administrator of the es-
tate of Thomas Holmes. yesterday brought
suit against the Big Four Railway for
$4,000 damages. Holmes was killed in the
Shelby-street yards. where he had been
employed as an assistant fireman on a loco
motive but three days. The complaint al
leges that a car was negligently left stand
ing so near the frog OF "A switch that when
the engine on which Holmes was riding
he was sitting vas struck and he was
r-srf.f
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-30
Masons mt a banquet.

Ancient Landmark Lodge. No. $40. r. and
A. NJ. gave a banquet NJ the Denison Ho-
tel last night. after comforting the third
degree on George w. Strong and George r.
Harcourt. About 100 were present. Charles
r. Craig, worShipful master OF the lodge,
presided as POSTMASTER. Addresses were
made ty Rev. l.. Brown. OF ST. Paul's
Church. and Deputy Grand Master W. Il.
Evans.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-30
Cause of Honman's Arrest.

Elijah b.. Hoffman. of 49, Lynn street.
charged with false pretenses. was arrested
Yesterday by Detectives Bray and Lam
caster. Complaint was mace by y. T..
Schindel. a grocer at 1901 West Michigan
street. that Hoffman had. by pretending
to own real estate in Brightwood. secured
credit to the amount of 500.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-30
George VI. Rays Appeal.

The appeal of George NJ. Ray from the
Judgment and sentence Of conviction re-
Gently entered against him in the Shelby
Circuit Court was expected to be filed In
the office of the clerk OF the Supreme Court
Yesterday, but at closing time the record
and papers had not been received.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-30
Jane. y. voorhee. Released.

NEW YORK. April 2e.-James T.. Voor-
hees, OF Washington. a son OF the late
United States Senator ID. w. Voorhees,. who
was arrested last Thursday charged with
being an accomplice In the robbery OF a
tailor's shop. was discharged from custody
to-day, the complaining witness having
failed TO make out a case against him.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-30
PInnf Ordered Sold.

Judge Carter yesterday ordered the Cen
trail Trust Company TO sell the manufac-
turing plant OF Melaun & Richards, that
has been in the trust ~company's hands as
receiver for several months.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-30
Dnirxmnn Stole n kiss.

Jennie Hatfield yesterday dismissed her
suit against Charles Nj. Mcclellan for So
900 damages for stealing n kiss. that has
been pending in Judge Carter's court for
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-30

more than a year. Mcclellan is a dairy
man, and while delivering milk one morn
ing, the plaintiff alleged, he put his arm
around her and kissed her.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-30
HOW TO ECONOMIZE.

TOME men economic so closely on the
kNS&A number Of words in a telegram that the
SIN receiver can not understand It. This is not
III sensible economy. Neither is it sensible
economy to ruin garments of value with cheap
soap or powerful chemicals that eat into the fabric.
True economy uses Ivory Soap in the laundry.
1t is the most of pure soap that can be sold for the
money. Chemically It is as innocent as water. Yet
it does everything you can ask Of a soap. Try i'll
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-06

The low coiHure is assured. hvery
woman who makes any pretensions 20 he
ing In the mode wears her hair u THIS
fashion. And every ether wornan-oue may
even safely ssv every women-has the lie
tie b0u. ~ ribbon Ia this iuw-drwl COLI
rrrre Even Erav hatred danes dress theiE
ttesse< in this scoolgirish fashion and
add the bow ~ black
in s-raugfrg ire hack hair 10 this style
puds srd funny little rolls sre nsel hFe9
hraidg done wtfa fre~i sion and fas-e1ed
with handsome pins ere much seen
Women who dread the encroscbr1snt OF
age Win DO well IN study this matter ~
.r0lHv~s. When cne's friends sre begin
ming 10 notice thar there are Are l-nee on
fhe brow beneath the pnmpsdcur th&n lIele
20 alter the style ~ 1sir dressing ana 10
cultivate q few iitrie cuTls upon the fore
bead The feet that The bride a joan -
Rockefeller has a pSruaA'y 70 the niue
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-06
MEETING OF SCHOOL BOARD.
Salaries OF Janitors Fixed-Monthly Re-
ports--Routine Business.

Salaries OF Jantors Fixed-Monthly Re-
ports--Routine Business.
The beard Of school trustees held Its
MOI thly meeting last evening Every
member OF the bard was present vita
the exception II Mr., j. j. settegast. treas
uTer. who was prevented from being pres
ent by Illness. The superintendent sub
pltted his monthly report which was
read and ordered filed In his report the
superintendent called the special atteu-
tioD CT the hoard to the badly crowded
condition OF the longfellow, Hamilton and
low pnhhc schools. which matter was re-
feFred to the president and snperinten tent
for correction The janitor OF the high
school was upon motion ordered 10 be paid
at q basis OF forty dollars per month
for six rooms and $3.50 per room per
month for each additional room, and the
janitor OF the Fifth ward eOlored school
was ordered paid thirty dollars pei month
for his services The superintendent was
authorized 10 order the supplies necessary
Tor laboratory. The principals " the
schools submitted their regular monthly
reports as TO the condition OF the build
ings and grounds and suggesting repairs
needed Ihess reports we're referred e
the building committee. The current bills
ior ,hn month we're approved by the finance
committee and wa0ants orB red drawn ioi
AAeAa' altef which the meeting adjourned
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-06
ANDERSON DIsAPPoLNTED.
The People Of That Town Expected a
RajIroad-Personai

The People Of That Town Expected a
Rajlroad--Personai
Anderson. Texas, November 2-pr. j. T..
Montgomery MSS moved 10 Anderson aaI
Wiz DO located here In tho fuurc
Colonel Gordon Boone was m town this
week on business.
Mr.. Brown kennard Wd wife have no
turT el from the San Antonio fair
L. IT, wilkins. the well known and poD-
ular hustler FOR the New York Life Is ia
town la the interest OF bis company
Miss Etha Steinhagen, after . visit OF
several weeks TO Temple aud Waco Is ex-
pected home next week
Tho Polandors az the Catholic church
have been celebrating a week OF PRAYER
this week with several priests Assisting
Rev. y. Fruss, Among them are FaIh.
er Francis and Father N0uH
For sometime ouI people have been watch
ing Stoneham and the Texas rowus!-e cam-
pany hoping thar tho promoters ~ rhs
town and company. together with some
prominent Eastern caIitsI would Build o
railroad north and south via Anderson. 30
being rum0rct tina! A. b. WiirHs & son
Of New York are Interested iu The towu.
site company rs we'll as the new railroad
nom Dallas 20 Beaumont The news now
leaks out that this company should they
come south Of Madison county. viii In alb
probability make Nayasota Instead OF An.
deTSOn.
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EXPERIMENT STATION.
Efforts Beina Made 10 Secure 4 for
South Texas.

Efforts Beinn Made 70 Secure Il for
South Texas.
The directors u the Agriculture, aud
Mechanical college meet ~ Fort Worth
today 90 decide On location for the srgrr
cultural experiment station provided for
by the gislaturc and Mr. +. n GRAY,
secretary Of the Houston Manufacturers
association, left lasts night 10 present he
fore the meeting The claims ~ south
Texas This section was largely inStru-
rental In securing favcrJ Die action hy the
lsf.E.ature on the propositions To cStlh-
lis' the station. and with the excellent
advantages il offers Tor the location u sen
ah institution, coupled With the fact th0t
sorth Texas Is considerably behind lilo
Other portions " she state in the rlat.
Ter n State nstit atoms, encourages thc
belize that It's claims viii not be over
iockcd. Hon = w Merits ~ Montgomery
county, a member or the legislature. Uil
also reprpcen' the interests OF Sonth
Texas, and 10 Il hopper thar these gentlemen
Will be successful In their mission They
win not present the claims OF any par
ticular town or county of South Texas
but Will merely ask that Aa station u,
located somewhere between the Sabine
and GracaWpr rivers. within an approx
lnHte distance of leo miles 81 the coast
and In the territory recognized AZ the on
rice aud sugar Fields OF the State, leayin.
the board OF directors free 10 select IN,
particular point they may deem most ad
VgufageDlN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-06
CITY sREVTlEs.

There will be a meeting Of the advisory
board Of she high school alumni associa-
tIon saturday eVeuins at o'clock al tine
home Of the president, 2sO2 Fannin street.
There are undeliyered telegums at the
office OF the Western Union Telegraph com.
pany for r. c. Murphy. J.. A. LalilGr. Mrs.
bora Beatty. Eliza Wylie and Couch X
Bell.
There win be social meeting or the
Woman's relief corps, g. a. T., Thursday
afternoon al ODD Fellows hall Mason
building AZ which department Inspector.
Mrs Alma Kline o. San Antonio will be-
present.
Conawav. WIS busy Yesterday selling real-
~ To satisfy judgments recovered by the
city on the real estate for taxes due the
city, There were a goGdy number OF sales
made the city being the purchaser 10 every
inStSnce.
The city council will meet IN adjourned
session this afternoon az . O'clock ths
regular session c-:ng adjourned on Mon.
Gay 70 meet at that time. Alderman
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-06
THE DEATH ROLL.
b.. Thomas Flavin.

Or. Thomas Fiavn. an old citizen o.
Texas and well known throughout the
state. died az his residence, corner Of Rice
and Ruunels yesterday morniur Ths
funeral services win De held today az lu
oclock ~ the Church ~ the Annunclation.
conducted 6v Father Hennessv. with high
mass, after which iuteFment win take place
at Evergreen cemetery.
DR. Thomas Fi9yiu was born In ASIDE.
county Kerr, Ireland 10 $50 He was ed
ucated Ia the public schools ~ that couu-
try, and az the age Of II secured from the
British government n hrst-class certison .
as teacher. Soon after this ne was appolnt
ed "A fEacher 10 the Franciscan academy
which position he held for I'VE wears
He was married In ISIS 20 Miss Emma
Holborn in E3onmel. Ireland IN 1850 he
came 70 this country and located IN Gal
weston, where he held the position Of pro
lessor OF commercial Law IN 81. Mays
university under Father Truechard rntii
1857 when he became principal Of the West
studied medicine aud In 1891 gradunted as
an d. Immediately afterwards he was
appointed demonstra OF anatomy IN the
Texas Medical university IN Galveston.
which position he held until q few months
aEO. wher his health compelled aim Ia RI.
sign. At the time nf his resignation the
board or regents conferred upon him the
degree Of emeritus professor OF anatomy.
After the Galveston storm Dr. Flavin re-.
moved to Houston. where ne resided until
his death He was q member Of Magnolia
camp. Woodmen Of the World lie was
among the hrst TO accept the philosophy ~
Henry George, and from the dav he FIRST
became convinced OF It's Justice ara ~ ,
accuracy he was an able and fearless "a.
yocate Of the doetrine. Dr Flavin leaves
a wife and six children, besides other rel
atiyes TO mourn his loss Ia addition tbere
are all over Texas hundreds OF his for,
mer pupils who viii learn with sorrow
man.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-06

Cameron, Texas, November a white
man was arraigucd before Squire Lank-
ford's court yesterday on the charge Of
stealing a ride ON "a freight train. He was
fined S. ard costs, Not 2ing the money
he was locked mp until ne could work
twenty dollars worth on the county roads
so huLness Is being transacted 10 the
district court this week as IL was eN-
Jtlted tie W A. NabourS TRIAL would
occupy he entire week. Judge Scott is
DO BIyau.
Mrs u. C. Jones and daucnter have re-
turued from visit 10 San Antonio
w. W. Decker ana family left ycsteU-
day for their old home In Alabama n be
gone a year
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-06
OF INTEREST TO - y - -
e - - FEMININE READERS.

Curl that hangs straight down in tie nc
de Il tie forehead is causing feflh r.
81 thz Wvle that several years aEo Vas
Identified with an1 made common Try
popular ecrnic opera SuEsr
View. u pver D. the t.mc frr Wo-ui-
her hstr TnGivfaraNtg aud ori Ei.alry gre
the fa5s The pump1cDur 4es deW-Elt y.
snd new modes are welcome ~ t2r ~
and the smooth sxa1v modes are uec' ~
inE then the hesuty-sec sfrs should
As0uv. for the we'll Ercor1ed woman 1oa
longs for glossy tresses The turF g.r- q
e0nrse. j. much In evidence 1-t sAe i
only a coulguo place mortal So StuiS -eN
~ a. vour hair IN rhe most becoming way.
aud then sd ok 10 q
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Expeetcd oil neveIopments.

webster. Texas, November 4.-A rumor
Is current that further developments in the
81 hHe VIII be started soon and continued
nntli some decisive results are reached. II
= hoped the report is true. as the Geld
here Is 100 promising g be 50 iopg neglect.
Sc There Are many tracts hela showing
Hne surface Indications that have MOI heeo
se@p nor examined BY any expert, and ii
y believed that when this neld Il prop.
ely qcFelopea HARRIS county will he
sa<1sed among ths 90 ;prAs.s~1k- ""' y
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Truck Growers oruanlz,

zavaila, Texas, November 5-Tae truck
growers organized an association here lasr
night Quite an interest Is being taken Go
bring zavailA TO the front in tlc fruit
Tomatoes Will be the principal crop
meeting rs called for next Nonday ni-a.
at which time more permanent orsauiza-
tion viii be effected.