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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-08-07
BANKRUPT IN ZION.

Orlando Brown Asks Federal Court to Free
Him of Debts.
Orlando Brown has the honor of be-
ing the 6rst resident of Zion City to
file petition of bankruptcy in the
federal court. His schedule of debts
was filed Thursday and showed claims
of $1,015 in favor of his creditors.
Most of the debts we're contracted at
Lacrosse and Durant. The petitioner
gives his occupation as farmer. He
has no available assets.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-08-07
NEW PUMP STARTED.
New Machinery at the Water Works Proves
satisfactory to the Board.

The new pump al the water works
was given its first test Wednesday
afternoon in the presence of the Board
of Water Commissioners and it gave
entire satisfaction. The pump was
not operated to its full capacity, but
the engines were run to about one
third capacity. The pump worked per-
fectly and there is little doubt but that
it will prove acceptable to the Board.
The capacity of the pump is FIVE
million gallons daily. AS yet the pump
has not been put into use but it will be
ready for use whenever its services are
demanded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
PMTCHA.<D PROTESTS
He O-jects to Negro Postmaster
Wilson, N. G.
Az Assnciated Press.l

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. DEC. S.-Sena-
tor .Pritctafd, Of North Carolina, to-It
fled with President Roosevelt the letter
stating hat he opposed the proposed re-
appoin ment OF Samuel Wick, colo ed ost-
master at Wilson, y. c., on the ground
that the latter did ali IL his power u
ing the ,ast campaign to prevent t. 6
success in his State of he Republican
State and Legislative ticket ii No I'll
Carolina and that the lea ing Demof as
OF Weldon are endo sing Wick in CO.'S d
Grafton OF his services 10 the Democra c
party.
Mr. Pritcl1ard suggests TO tie Presi-
dent that an agent be sent TO " ison
to ascer ain the &C ual etere ces OF
the people of character and t ili5euee
in Wilson, or that Wick be Ieqlired &c
secure petitions or letters from his class
OF people asking for his continent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
Ic!Is Whv He CoEtests.

Editor of The Times:
sir,-My contest in the Sixth Congress
sional District means that each OF the
Southern States must Immediately
amend their Constitutions 50 as to pro-
vide a "Federai list of voters, whicti
shall retain the negro vote in order
that the South many retain her dele
cations in Congress. as we'll as State
list of voters. which shall exclude lSno-
rance and protect local affairs
Do you see the tremendous fmpor-
ance OF my suggestion?
think that it is stupid TO not avoid
- 60" sion OF our delegations from
Congress-,
Ny pan is worth considering.
Yours Very truly,
JAMES SELDOM COWDON.
December {, 1902.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
'1F CHRIST CAVE TODAY
DR.. PERkHU7sT'S SU3JEc /
lspeci71 Disnstea . TIE Timos.D

VIEW YORK December S.-Rev Dr..
-arkhurss. in his sermon SundaH, sail:
~ Christ were 70 come into the world
To-Day He would so into the streets, but
iig would not shay There long. II He
faac2d stay there the Christ spirit would
IL killed ayen out OF Him"
The sermon was prepaa tory TO the sac
rG'taeHt u the Lords sQCTor IN the ;-fter-
MON, I'D the special theme was the meth
% or means Of coming under the mas
te2y Of christ The doctor gave an &C
coUn( g. young man who had found
Christ though an argwed skeptic through,
a careful reading Of the gospel by John.
in sCch q reading however. it is neceS-
s2TE - haNc Christ steadily in mind and
10 look straight ii Him very frankly. Ana
81 is necessary 10 be willing TO give snne
tire TO the matter ard rot 10 regard
Christianity merely as a sort Of luxury
70 be picked Up AZ spare ZINES
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
juNIOqS AT WAR
Weeti~ g TO Be Held at 8 '2idsre Hall t
Straiehten Ti1ines Oit.

That the war between the 'Loyalists
and the 'Is-surgent" factions of the il.
I. a. N. is about to be renewed nov
seems inevitable. When the expulsion Of
the State from the National Council! W!
made it was found that the money. mem
hers and influence had gone from them
The Virginia Council at once applied &c
the General Assembly for g charter which
they obtained. and since which time thcy
have been do:nG business.
II seems that under the new order OF
things charges and counter charges have
been made, and it has resolved itself into
an open meeting at Belyidere Hall, De
cen1ber 18th, when the insurgents" viii
epGeavor to set themselves straight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
PRIEST ON FRIENDLY TERMS
WITH BAPTIST rElGhB0Rs
Especial Dispatch TO The Times J

WEsTWOO), :. j, DECEMBER S.-rho
ppv. Father Joseph p. Corrisan. Of St
Andrews Roman Catholic Church. was
invited 10 attend the dedication of Cal
Vary Baptist Church lie replied:
While nay duties Will moi permit, me to
Re present, ! deeply appreciate tie kindly
and tolerant feeling which prompted your
Invitation. and / thank you for it very
ns0cb.
There is. as you suggest. 10 reason
NH, the members Of the same community
while differing even vitality in matters Of
religious belief. should not dwell together
IN harmony. each mutually respecting tie
other and extending q helping nani 10
ore another il any work tending 10 the
eacry OF God and the good OF SOILS or The
rcl!ef OF human suffering
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
DOT IS DEAD
Change of Climate leo Much for Boz-
tnck's 3 bv Etephant.

Dot" the baby elephant of the Bostoc5
shows gave 10 the ghost Sunday morn
ing. The Sudden chang: Of climate and
the exposure in moving from New fo.E
Was more than her cc1stitut ton was
to withstand : very bad case Of acute
,,a77u.ronia deveIo7ed and although eve1'5-
tai1s was done that ,co;,jh be- Dot Is no
more. TIE skin was removed al1G the car
cuss buried
bones can be "a tfered UP, wllen they Will
be wired together and another cieohant
made OF them. although it will be stuffed.
Some Of the monkeys arc SUFFERING from
intIuenza and the snuffles but indications
are that they viii recover. There have a :
ready been several deaths among the
-lloEli.sE family.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
HELP WANTED-MALE.

----,>-,>>--lu>-,>---~>-~y
WANTED i CLERK AGE Is TO 20.
with some knowledge OF furnishing
goods. Address I. II T., care this OF
fee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09

Thomas Goode. Miss Mabel Sloane, DR..
). Thomson Morton. Mrs. William Car
rgan. Mr. Brancn, Miss rrma Jefress,
Mr.. E. Z. Finch Miss: Annie NOAH. Mr..
p. Fl. Maddux. Miss =A1aude Swift MIR.
c. Haskins. Jr Mrs. Edmunds, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w Goode. Mrs. Mary Huston.
Mr.. Patterson. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Gregory,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Watt, Of Chicago.
C. O. H
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
CALLED To HONOLULU.
Rev. Carey {. Morgan, However. Deolin,
ed n Lave : IS Richn1crd { h7r"e.

60 n Z siV-s z . n -C!EFEI!- . Vt - : z.
In his sermon Sunday night at Seventh
Street Christian Church on the Growth
OF Christs Kingdom Rev Carey Z. Nor
gan said that sometime ago he received
a nattering call to Honolulu. Hawaiian
Islands; he made the remark in coEnec-
ton with statement IS 10 the spread
Of the gospel through the Islands of the
SEA In Honolulu there are many churches
not only self-supporting. bat which are
raising large funds TO send out mission
aries to the islands further east. One
church in that city he said, raised las,
year FOR all purposes $4,000.
Nh Morgan said that while the chu''A
TO which he was called was COMPOSED
largely OF natives. it had a good sprinh-
ling Of Americans and English in It's
-oao7hership. The call was promptly de-
clineG
M Morgan will preach next SUNDAY
ni~ht 10 the young ladies of the Woman s
College.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
Ofics rs Of N az la Can1r.

Magnolia Camp. 30. 20. Woodmen of the
Weird. elected the following officers last
night for the ensuing year: Consul Com
nlandec. J. VI. Binford; Adviser Lieuten-
Philips: Clerk, Isaac Held; Escort, G. r.
Fairiamh: Natchnan William NJ eau
thorn; Sentry, J. Firth: Trustee. r. w.
Jones: Physician w. j. West ~ d
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
Two Ware Killed.

{
HAvELOCK. ONT. Dec. S.-EHgers.
OF Belmont vas driving across the ca
madam iaciIc tracks vita his IA il ;,
when train struck the s,eigA- Ms.
Rogers and tweIve-year-old son we e
killed Mr. Rogers and his daughter.
aged nine. were fatal Y injured ani a.
other fourteer-year-o lad was badly
HI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
Uou1lSls Oalks
nn GlmeIy Oepl1,s

Congressman William A. Jones. Of the
First District spent Yesterday in Rfch-
moni and left for washington ast n i!'
having come down TO LOOK inter some pr.
yate affairs. Mr.. Jones was prominent
figure in the lobby of Murphy s during the
evening where he was eaSeiY sought by
his friends among the legislators and
public men In the CITY,
Slove to keep the Virginia delegation out
# Congress- said Mr.. Jones IN discuSsi &
the Taylor resolution. Wnlcn was ;lnled !
Congressman Glass. ara W:hch the E.t'
tiorS Committee lie. oTtS d adver-e y. bat
90 fear there will be a. eIoit made TO
reduce Southern representation IN Con-
eress on the lines indicated in the Crun-
packer resolution 9e at the - laS fss SEES
the proposition relating to the putting OF
additional territory in his district, though
he "a ther believed such a bill would be in
troduced.
There was fair sprinkling Of Republi-
cans about Murpllvs last night: Among
them were United States Marshal Morgan
Treat and Mr.. James y. Frazier. OF Rock
bridge.
Genera, Rufus y. Ayers. of Wise. was
at Murphy's last night, having come
down TO look after some matters before
the Legislature. The TRENDS OF General
Ayers are linking his name 10 the next
Democratic nomination for Governor
Congressman Lamb and Maynard We're
among their friends at Murphy last
night. They VII return TO tnelT congress
ional duties today
virginians here last night We're:
General William II. Payna., OF tauduier
and Colonel Francis u Snith. OF AleXan-
Virginia Democrats in the city last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
CHANGE ON THE
YORK RIVER LINE
Three Boats Z Week Earnings
Of The Various Rail
roads.

In important change in the schedule
Of the York River Branch Of the South
ern Railway VIII become effective next
week \ circular was sent out yesterday
announcing that after December 18TH
there would be but three boats weekly
from West Point 10 Baltimore and return.
eaving West Point on Mondays, We'd
uesdays ana Fridays at $50 o,cl6clf. ana
leaving Baltimore on the return trip on
alternate days at ) clock. Owing to TINS
curtaiied schedule stops viii be mace a
Gloucester Point Clay Bank and Ali
weeds on each trip. This is the usual
sninter schedule.
All the railroad lines are arranging for
heir usual Christmas holiday rates They
vill become effective on December I'd
,nd continue 10 January Sd.
Mr.. r J. Anderson. former general
manager Of the Seabcard Air Line, now
,ssistant general manager OF the South,
IN Pacific, with headquarters at Hous-,
on. Texas, is in the city on visit TO
I'D friends. Mr. Anderson IS very pcpu-
ar here. and his host Of friends We're
glad 10 see him.
Mr. Arthur G. Lewis. another popular
aiI,,oa4 man well known tere, is in the
~ Mr. Lewis IS Southern passenger
,~e,,t ~ the Ba timore ard Ohio Rail-
road. with headquarters in Norfolk.
statements Of the earnings Of the vari
ms railroads show the followins:>
Earnings OF the Southern Railway sys-
ION, for the fourth week II November.
southern Railway Company, excluding
& Toris-L Louisville lines: This year
500. 23o: last year S921, s15; increase $3.50.
Southern Railway Company st. LOUIS
Iopisv:lle lines: This Year, 81, 49, last
year. So. 9Q3; increase, S153i
Estimated gross earnings of the Nor.
folk and Western for fourth week OF
November. sl12 $50: same week previous
year. Ss2o. COS; increase S5S. 319. Total Tor
month 10 date. Sizes Ill., Same period
previous year. S1o95.31e; increase. $2VSQs
July /. 1892 to latest date. $S.3o9 4t6; same
neriod previous year, $s,229S,seS'S 'ncsease'
sl.1on.597.
seaboard Air Line earnings and ex-
penses for the month of October:
Mileage 1862 2.c06.5: 1901. 2.6p3.S; in
crease. %. Gross earnings. 1892 sl,lso.-
SIS; 1901. s. 062.l97: Increase S9S.GS2; per
cent. 02.22. Operating expenses and taxes.
1892 sS:22, I57; 1901. Se6i.063; increase. Sl48.-
654: per cent, 22ee.33. Net warnings, 1902,
s3.S.i22: 1901 s29S,l3i: increase, S5o.el2; de-
crease PEI, cent. io.5. Ratio expenses to
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
arning=. 1902. 100 per cent, 1891, G

q I-llI55S' 49, ~ IT
per cent.
ings. 1902 Si.l33,l17: 1891, S3,712.22885; in
crease. S361.SS2; per cent. 09.6. Operating
EXPENSES and taxes. 1902, S22.a3S,037; 1901,
s. ~, coo; increase, $so5.027 per cent. la.S
Net earnings, 1862, $1li5.o9o; 1901, Sl219.235:
increase. S13E1+5; decrease. per cent. 1a.4.
Ratio expenses 20 earnings, 1899, To- per
cent, 1901, $50 per cent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
Col. s! mp 0snie~.

Congress reject ss;eap. Of the Sirth
District. states tEG,t lhe G!j mt discuss
'hc assistant district att2-rayshi;', Win
President Roosevelt upon his recent visit
n Wa~.aii,ctt,n and tl.at he in 10 gay en-
dorsed Mr. Miller Or onoosad the appoint
nlent CT ,,7r. NJ 4 Goes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
Sill. Euyirr STv +.

tEr Associated 7ress.t
NIFNICO C1T-T. Dec. S.-NoSwtthstard-
ing the fall Of silver American can;ta iiSts
Interested in large sn?ettors hero continue
ruying silver mines. This, il is argued.
Implies their faith in the future OF the
white metal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
Another Gaso!i,e Explosion.

(Snccfal Dispatch 70 TIC Ti0cs.l
ARTINSVJIlI.E, Va Dee S. SaSo-
'ine larp exploded in the sJore-room OF
= ely badly The fire was promptly eX-
tiDguished but considerable damage was
done TO the store and stock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
Ccvsn inter- Ssle.

The Covenanters viii hold their an
nual Christmas sale of calendars, blot
tiers. pictures and other pretty and use
ful articles next Friday in the lecture
room Of the Second Presbyterian Church
from 4 to 10 p. NJ. The Covena nters
will be glad TO see their friends
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09

The Church Hi branch Of the We
MFRS Christian Association will meet
ut No, osoo East Franklin Street at 1
II NJ today.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09

r~oneraesr,an Lamb and Maynard We're
an7nnS their friends at Aurpfy-s last
night. They VII return to their congress
ionaI duties to-day,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
PERSONALS

$3.50 CABINET GRAND PIANO" USED
less than q wear: will sell for less than
one-half cost. Address HURRY. care
Leader Office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09

SIR. c. c. CarliI1. of Alexandria, was at
Murnhv.s last neht ard was greatly
pleased at the election of bis friend. Cot
onel Barley, as corporation judge OF ms
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09

virginians here last night We're:
General William H Payne. OF tauduler
dria. were among the prominent Northern
Virginia Democrats in the city last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09

General Rufus \. Ayers. Of Wise. was
at Mlrnhv's last night, having come
down TO look after some matters before
the legislature The friends Of General
Ayers are linking his name to the next
Democratic nomination ior GoEefnot'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
FOR SALE.

FOR Sl,LE-.>T REASONABLE RATES.
q tract OF excellent WOODLAND OF SEQ
acres situated III the county OF Buck
ifI.-nam Va. with SEINE mineral interest,"
ard good hunting grounds for deer tur-
keys squirrels. cartridges and rabbits.
It is in a good community and four or
five miles FROM depot. For further in
formation address Rev. r 3 BOAT
WRIGHT. Gold Hill, Buckingham coun-
Is. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

AID. WRITING is THE NEW PROFESS
SION for women las refined aud re-
ultIrerattve work and not difficult TO
learn If YOU haze the right instructor.
Tle course so successfully taught for
two ytars by ELMER HELMS is now
offered az moderate cost: his graduates
are competent: they hold the we'll pay
irss positions: many. are successfully en-
gagged in business for thenselvss-writ-
ing advertisements iaT q number OF eli
sats, WISH 70 write graduates and learn
directly III what sstarfi they hold this
systeras Names gladly given. II you're
Interested. write ter further particulars.
FIFTH AVENUE SCHOOL OF AD-
svERTiSING. III TfF'sSth Avenue. New
York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09

CALL EARLY AND PICK OFT THE
hnst al the nth annual Xmas sale of
Cable Co.'S 'Flrrea- hundred Of fine hest
oiaros and organs ut half-rrice. II
Won haven't the money. your credit u
good
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09

FREE CONCERTS EVERY DAY AT
rohIa Cos nv the worlds g.eatsst
CHASE & Baker piaGo player. Every-
body invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
No. 2ls EAST BROAD STREET.

WHERE CAN BUY y NICE XMAS
present2 is the question. It's answer
i$-at Carle Co.'S. No. 2l3 East Broad
Street The greatest ha gain sale in
all kinds of musical instruments ever
offered TO the Richmond public. Cash
or credit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09

There was fair sprinkling Of Republic
cans about AIurptys last night Among
them were United States Slarshai M0isan
bridge
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09

WANTED POSITION As SI-:c,OGrA
pher and tpoewriter b. Dung lday w:,n
best references. Address G. NJ e.. car.
this Office
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09

WANTED. BY A LADY OF. OVER TWO
years experience. a position in a nri-
vate family to teach English and Music
testimonials furnished ard reference ex-
changed; terms moderate Address r.
Eurkevile. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09

WANTED-LADY DESIRES POSITION
10 superintend IN 4 nice homo or as
linen-room .1latron IN .irst-class hotel!
Address C. D.. Hopeful. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09

WANTED. a POSITION rs TEACHER
in private family; can teach English
Mathematics and Music. Address Miss
c.. Brink. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09

WANTED. AS SALESMAN. YOUNG
NAN. about y yeays of age. sober. good
appearance and come we'll recommends
ed, TO represent a reliable New ork
house. Address 2. 0. Box 80, isich-
rnond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09

All the railroad lines are arranging for
heir usual Christmas holiday rates They
vill become effective on December I'D
md continue 10 January Sd.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-10
COMPLAINTS
To the Police About the
Soap Factory.
Telephone Messages and Personal
Calls Numerous.

There goes the phone. suppose
another man wants to know what is
going to be done about the soap
works" said Police Captain Outlet,
Thursday morning. Il have been de.
iuged with inquiries and complaints
about that soap factory and all that
| can tell the people Is that they must
go to law if they want satisfaction"
Hello" he continued as he took
down the receiver.
Then there was pause, while the
party on the other end talked.
Il can't do a thing about it," an.
swered the Captain. THE police can
do nothing for you. If you want the
smell abated, you must get an injunc-
ton. Goodby," and he sighed as he
left the phone.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-10
3Real Estate Transfers

xAAA&~eHeooeeeeeeo~~1e0eoS
Furnished by the Abstract. Title
Guarantee & Trust Co., 220 South Main
st.
William Haneline to o. H. Overholt,
30 feet on Amherst ST., $1,000.
Homer E. Conner to Mary s Cor
bett, &C feet on Prospect ST., $3.50.
Martha NJ. Johns and husband to
Christopher Green, 1.16 acres on Mar.
tina ave, $1,000,
Barberton Land & Improvement Co.
to c. B. Hammond As feet on Hopo-
can ave, 5000.
Henry Kauth and wife to n. P. and
Cora L. Smith GO TT. on Cleveland ST.,
S1,S00.
Tuscarawas Chassis of the Reformed
Church to trustees Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, at Clinton, O., SO
IT. on Fulton st, Clinton, o., valua-
BILE consideration.
Buchtel College to Edward l.. OFT,
46M 1T. on Brown ST.. Sl,2T5.
Charles e. Crosier to Jennie e.
Thornton, 53.o7 IT. on Buchtel ave
$3.50.
f. j. Crosier to Charles E. Crosier
53.07 TT. on Buchtel ave-, 81.
Lucy l., Myers to Edward j. Hoff-
man, Alb IT, on Balch ST., $1,000,
Henry Bockstede to Mary Holub
401a IT. on North Maple St, S625.
City of Akron to Russell T. Dobson
1880 IT. on Main ST., corner of Quarry
ST.. $4,000.
Della Martin to Charlotte A. l.
Brooks, ~ 40 feet on Amherst court
$l.00.
Fred W, Baker to Mary Baker, "a
IT. on Yale St, 81.
VIM. A, Johnston to Albert II, and
Rosetta Seese, 80 #. on California
ave-, 5000
VIM, A. Johnston to Thomas and
Anna Williams, so IT. on California
ave, 5000.
Wm. A, Johnston to Clarence o. and
Ida NJ, Lane, 90 TT. on California ave,
$3.50 -
George A. Kepner to Lorenzo u. and
Emma Ruch, 20 IT. on Yale ST., $1,000.
Blanche Hitler and husband to Chas
and Nellie Hoch, "A IT. on West Thorn.
ton ST., $500
Charles Il. Crosier to Fred J. Crosler,
bs.To It. on Bachtel ave-, 81
l.. +, Vogt TO Everton n. Fem and
others, 30l.0S acres in Tallmadge,
$2643.
Delos Hart TO Walter T. Akers, &C
IT. on Mathews ST., $3.50.
Charles II, olin, trustee, to the Buck
eye Sewer Pine Co, acres on Beacon
ST.. $4,000.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-10
COURT NOTES.
Few Snaps at Routin,
Affairs.

Henry Frederick, administrator of
the estate of Eli Frederick, has begun
an action against Rosa A. Shoaf, and
Chas. ]. Shoaf, to collect SS4S.5O, al
legea to he due on promissory note.
Henry Swigart has commenced an
action against, Levi Way and heirs
and Rowena Holmes and heirs, to com
pei thern to set forth their claim to
land in Norton township. He claims
to be the owner In fec of the land and
he asks that the other claims be de-
clared void.
George II, Steele has filed peti.
tion for divorce from his wife, Geor.
glana Steele, He alleges gross neg
lect. The couple were married at East
Liverpool in July, 1903.
Chas, Austeen has been appointed
administrator of the estate of Frank
Wernet.
Alexander G. Greenbaum has been
appointed administrator of the estate
OF Louis 10th.
Hiram X. Boyden, executor OF the
estate of Henry T. Palmer has filed
the final account,
A trauscrint hos t,nan CHA A., ~
bate court from Justice IL, A. McCon-
mel OF Northheld township, in the
cases OF Jno. Malone, Mike Bowling
John Kearney, VIM, Goosman and
Mike Ryan. charged with obstructipc
a public highway, The men were EN-.
ployed by the C. & r. railroad and
dug ditch across the road.