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Dress Goods.

1t isn't too much to say that our Dress
Goods stock is the best in New Haven
the most discriminating women have
proved that, whether in the plain weaves
for tailored gowns or the most exquisite
fancy weaves; whether the need is for
fabric for inexpensive dress, or the most
elaborate reception gown-the demand is
met, and with an assortment that makes
unequalled choosing.
From stock large this it is frequently possible
to offer values that great to be real 1t pays to
watch the daily for almost every day
thing interesting happens For Monday offer the follow
ing specials
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WILLIAM MITTWOLLEN
VS..
JOHANNA MITTWOLLEN.

ORDER OF NOTICE.
State of Connecticut, New :, Haven County,
William Mittwollen, praying for reasons
therein set forth for a divorce, now pend
ing before the Superior Court in and for
New Haven County, to be held on the first
Tuesday of June, A. D., 1902, it appearing
to and being found by the subscribing
authority that the said defendant is gone
to parts unknown therefore,
ORDERED, That notice Of the tendency
of said complaint be given by publ shing
this order in the Morning Journal and
Courier, a newspaper printed in New
Haven, once week, three weeks success
lively, commencing on or before the list day
of May, A. d., 1902
JOHN CURRlER GALLAGHER,
Assistant Clerk of the Superior Court for
ao9 nNw q Now HNvon Conr+r
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Three Linen
Bargains.

Let these three hint of
others. This department is
max new friends every day
due to choice, dependable
linens at fair prices.
LINEN SHEETS
ooxe6 inch; extra heavy and fine,
Regular 1918 quality $7.5Oa pr
u IN. DOUBLE DAMASK - full
bleached-our regular $3.50 quality.
$l.25 yd
81 NAPKINS-to match the damask-
regularly S4.75ean 10 80 doz-
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BARGAINS Galore
in high grade FAN

in high grade FANG 4
| GROCERIES So round ub of
the stock of an oat-of-town store
that ne Weye fortunate enough to
secure at prices averaging 10 Ter
cent. 6eIow 7vAoleSaie cost. If you
u1N but study and compare the
prices quoted 6elow, aud KEEP in
mind that eveyy item not only bears
our guarantee, b@t wiH speak for.
itself upon examination, you 7vtU
come early to make selections.
EDAn CHEESE. "Laming" brand,
full weights,
Worth o5 cents, at rs cents.
SARDINES. Whole boxes (magnums),
fancy quality, homeless, packed by
one of the best houses in France.
Worth so cents, at "a cents
CHUTNEY. Major Grays, imported
from India, in full quart bottles.
Value 90 cents, at a. cents.
NUTMEGS. A chance for Hotel and
Restaurant men, The grade that cost
80 cents wholesale AT d cts. lb.
FISH PASTE, in decorated stone Jars.
from Crosse & Blackwell, London,
Your choice of Anohovy or BIoater
Average price at all good grocers,
AS cents, now 81 cents
ANCHOVIES in OIL, boneless, imported
in glass, large size bottles, packed by
Brllat fills in France.
Usual price S. cents, now 43 cents.
TINY TIL PICKLES, the genuine brand.
sweet. Usually sold at as cents,
now 81 cents.
VEGETABLES in glass, regu-
lar size jars. your choice of PEAS, !
extra fins), FLAGEOLETS, HARICOT |
VERTS, BRUSSELS SPROUTS or |
MACEDONIA; never retailed below
SO to so cents; any of them in the lot |
at % cents.
COO COrlBS in glass, from France--a
It'd bit that now and then some faded
epicure purchases at 81 90 jar.
Now o. cents.
in rlARASQUINO, not the
unsatisfactory domestic imitation but
the real imported French article.
In full 3 lb. tins, 48 cts
Remember that the above style and
grade of goods in a BARGAIN SALE is
Just bit unusual even with
Gz0GA1lhAn, /
>38I GfNzs IF
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Spring Jackets.

A jaunty Spring jacket, some
pretty shirt waists, graceful
hanging skirt and what woman is
not equipped garment-wise for the
summers campaign. We have
made special efforts this season to
give you the best styles in jackets
the market affords and think we
have succeeded we'll. Would like
to have your opinion on the SUBJ
iect. Styles include =
Etons VERY popular), blouse eff
fects, tight fitting (both single and
double breasted, REFERS, hy-front
and stunning little box coats-in
broadcloth, Venetian, cheviot, can
vas weave and the very much
wanted English coverts.
Colors are black, blue, gray,
castor, brown and tan.
$500 to $25. 90
For more dressy occasions very
fine line Of Silk Jackets, in Eton
and blouse with peplum) effects;
of MORE, taffeta and peau de
sole, richly trimmed with lace and
fancy stitching.
$50. to $500
When in the store look at
our splendid line of full
length CARRIAGECOAT,S S.
in taffeta and MORE silks
black and colors--1ace and
fancy stitching as trimming.
x07 co. 4NE m
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The New Silks

Are coming in and going out at great
rate. Their coming in fast means that the
variety is large and getting larger. Co.
ing out fast means that the Silks are good
the kind you want:-Here are some
specials for Monday:
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SIPS Black Examines $50

Simply can't supply the demand-the third time we've
ordered in weeks. Would easily sell at the regular
price but giving you this low price adverses the
departmentwe lose nothing in the long un52 inches wide
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r DIV WANTED.

WITH stock and tools In exchange for a
nearly new iwo Family House with
modern conveniences, well located and
near electric cars, In this city. Would
stock. colts, etc. For full particulars,
permit to see house, etc, please call or
address GEORGE A, ISBELL, Masonic
Temple, New Haven, Conn. a22 If
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Sl.Oo Black CheViots 00c

52 inches wide. Far and away the best thing, certainly
the servceabe all things for talormade suits odd
skirts Good WOOL weight finish and black; and it takes
very little for dress account of the width.
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d1tants

One cent a word for each tnsertion-
hvs cents wozd for a full week. ssvsu
timeA
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MARINE LIST.

MARINE LIST.
,&Kk1 PORT OF NEW HAVEN xIxM
ARRIVED.
Sch Keystone, Smith, Rockaway.
Sch Expedite, Miller, New York.
Sch b. /. Hazard, Ball, Georgetown, s. c.
Sch II. H. Clearke,, Clarke, New York.
Sch BENZ. Russell, Crammer, Boyne, Inlet,
n. c.
Sch Empress, Rogers Philadelphia.
CLEARED.
Sch Carrie Easter (BrD, Parnell New
York.
Sch Hattie C. Kerlin, Carswel, Norfolk.
Sch Martha d. Reid, Reid.
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E0R SALE

WOODMONT, Conn. The finest and most
desirable building lot on the high bluff
and on the water, lot 60x125., A choice
location and beautiful surroundings.
Apply to r. G. WHITMORE, roo Main
Street. Hartford, Conn. ais 14t
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90 Albatross 79c.

Also an unusual bargain. Suit
able for pretty soft evening
dresses, tea gowns and matinees,
waists, etc-in light blue, nile and
white-5o inches wide.
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FOR RENT.

A NEWLY built house, IL rooms, hardwo
floors, up-to-date plumbing, lighted by gas
and electricity. commodious verandas, Un-
obstructed view, being adjacent to large
ably the finest house for rent In the city;
rent 5000 Is now occupied, but will DO
ready for a new tenant January LIST. Ad-
dress (n13 tn P. o. BOX 1912.
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AUCTION SALES Olive Street near
Wooster), Monday, 230 p. m. Parlor
pieces, Couch, Chamber Furniture, Sew
ing Machine, Pictures, Carpets, Oh Cloth,
Brc-a-brac, Refrigerator, Range, Paror
AuctiOneer a2S 1t
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1,s((as1!|ep,pl3:
The End of the
Lace Curtain Stock,

AS you'll notice, but one,
wo and three pairs of kind
-spic and span new goods
bought before we had decided
to discontinue the upholstery
department. The tickets that
we're put on when the goods
came in are there yet-the
price that ruled up to now has
a line through it; the new
price is written below. Nothing
could be simpler and more
sincere. Here is the price
list
BRUSSELS LACE CURTAINS.
Real Value. Sale Price.
$3.50 e prs.)- 1875 pr
1000 e prs. )- AIS pr
1000 e. prs.)- 1915 pr
ARABIAN LACE CURTAINS
Real Value. Sale Price.
s 500 e prs.)- $500 Pr
500 e prs. )- 4.oO Pr
1000 6 prs.)- $50 pr
BOBBINET CURTAINS-with ruffle-
Real Value. Sale Price.
$3,75-in ecru-(1 pr $500
700 --(r pr $50
SILK STRIPE CURTAINS
Real Value. Sale Price.
Sc. 60 q pr1- $500
cOLORED STRIPE CURTAINS
Were $6.75- C pr)-- Now $500
REAL MADRAS CURTAINS-for di-
ming room and library
at $2.75, $500 aud $3.50 pr.
half price and less.
LACE PANFLS-tor doors
75c--Sl .OO-H.5O
Other upholstery bargains
are:-
SHADES-Single samples
no two alike-were 85c--
Now Csc ca
OPAQUE SHADES-Single samples
no two alike-were 75c-Now 26c ca
VELOUR TABLE COVERS-In S-4
and Ga sizes-at half price
SO. 5000. OO-fS 90
rAPESTRIES-best qualities-all re-
duced 75c to 81. 80 yd.
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AUCTION SALE.-265 State Street Mon
day, 10 a. m. Office Ratings and Parti.
lions with Sash, Dummy Elevator com
Ing. Drug Mill, Druggist goods, Extract
Bottles, etc. r. B. MALLORY, Auc-
aoneer' s2s 1t
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$1.OO and SIPS Examines, at SOC yd

Plain hemstitched and corded effects; all WOOL and
pretty and dyed we've to oinches
wide and in all the fashionable colors French gray green
castor, blue, brown and red.
Manufacturers tell that Examines very scarcethe
demand has exceeded the suppyso it doubtful that
sell this price when these gone Sold than half
the lot Thursday
Other favored materials Colored Goods Section are:
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FOR RENT.

ZEN room huose on Lyon Street; ten room
fiat on Humphrey Street; seven room fiat
ON Humphrey Street. Call 26S HUM
PHREY. a22 If
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FOR RENT,

AFTER May 1, stone house so Wall Street,
with or without stable. Inquire at Office
of WHITE. DAGGETT 4 TILSON. AZ
Church Street. ala cit
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pI' w anu Vi'A5 VolleS Ooc.
These are in the list of clinging
stufs, which Fashion is emphasiz-
ing this season. Don't often find
them advertised as bargains-45
inches wide-in navy, reseda, tan,
gray, old rose and white-a limited
quantity to be sold at this price.
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MRS. s. A. GLADwINs

Employment Agency, AAH@
1O2 ORANGE ST., Bowditch Building. ro6v5S
40. Headquarters for the best sItuations:
10 years experience. Coachmen. farms4'
hands. porters, girls for general housewofF.
mattresses, gardeners, cooks, laundreese1SS
others needing situations, should appiSs
and those requiring superior help cafi bSs
Furnished at the above Office. German ar1
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FOR RENT.

offices to let, from May LIST,
Chapel corner State Street GEORGE Fl.
FORD co. a22 tt
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EQR RENT

TWO first class houses on York Street. one
completely furnished and several roomers.
Inquire Beers Photo Studio. a26 1t
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

APRIL 2S
Sun Rises, 453 Moon Rises High Water
Sun Sets, 6;14 II 40 2:48 p. m.
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WANTED,

BEST help for any kind of work can ii.
ways be secured here. with our long NJ
fablished and largest business hi ttSE
have more and better help than can bS7F
found elsewhere. We know, and hRvs dl1s
carded, most OF the, useless class; every
place In the State. N. SHERMAN. EnIs.
ployment Agency. IT'S CHAPEL ST. ff8
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Los

SUNDAY morning, between 33 College st!
and Church of the Redeemer on Orange
Street, lady's breastpin. Three gold
leaves frosted with small diamond on one
leaf The finder will be suitably rewarded
on returning the same to 80 COLLEGE
STREET. a2S 1t
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WANTED.

CASH will be paid for 500 loads Of earth
c. ROWE. III 1ot a
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AUCTION SALE.-153 Howard Avenue
near Third Street., Tuesday, 10 a. Ii.
Nice goods. Turkish Chair, Parlor pieces,
Desk Rockers, Hallstand, Sideboard, Diu.
ing, Table, Chamber Suite. Antique
Bureau, Table, Stair Carpet, Rugs, Drap-
cries. Pictures Parlor Stove, Refrigerator.
Crockery, etc. r. B. MALLORY, Auc.
tioneer. a2S IT
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MARY j. WRIGHT. M. ID.

MEDICAL and Clairvoyant, 81 High street.
Correct predictions relating to business,
health, matters in general. Hours: Day
and Evenings. Consultation, $1.00. So
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ST.. 90 MORE Silk 69c yd.

ST.. 90 MORE Silk 89c yd.
In white, reseda, old rose, light
blue, pink and gray. For waists
and evening gowns - quite the
best silk bargain we've given you
this season
Black Taffetas Soc.
Every yard is crisp and fresh
right out of our regular stock.
These are
OUR REGULAR 81 90 GRADES
And at Mondays price (S5 cents)
are, we believe, the best values in
Black Taffetas ever offered in New
Haven. Our guarantee goes with
them % and 27 inches wide.
There'll be great selling.
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WANTED.

SITUATION by a girl as chambermaid.
seamstress or second-work $50 BLATCHa &
LEY AVENUE. a2S in ~
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WANTED

BONERs AND crRrS 10
LEARN BONING. ~F
STROUSE, ADLER & CO,
al tr 60 COURT STREET. aAS
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VENETIANS-5o to 81 inch--in navy,
royal blue, green, gray, castor, tan,
red and brown. 400 to 81. 80
ALL-WOOI. CHEVIOTS-4ot to 81 inch
"a full color assortment.
SOC to 1925
SCOTCH TWEEDS-54 in.-in all the
new striped effects and mixtures
suitable for Walking Suits--a very
fine line at 81. rs. Others from $l.25
to$2.75.
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WEALTHY respectable young widower. nd
children or near relatives wants true mid
h0me-loving wife. Address KILLER, IgJ
Washington Street, Chicago Ill. a2S lin B
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FOR SALE, CHEAP,
BRICK house, three stories, two families,
gas and water closets, Eighth Ward, near
State. Brick barn, accommodation for
five horses. Enquire 60 PEARL. m25 tt
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FOR SALE OR RENT,
COTTAGE at Woodmont. c. e. AT.
WATER, 321 Whitney Avenue. ais If
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HOPSACKING-th seasons latest
weave-blue is first favorite-5o and
Sd inch. 500 to So. rs
HOMESPUNS-4o to 50 inch-in pretty
grays, brown and striped effects.
SOC to e. so yd
LONDON ROPE TWINE-52 inch
in all the wanted shades-very fash
ionable-- Sl.25 yd
MOHAIRS-42 inch-blue, brown, red
and gray--much in demand.
Soc to 500
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WANTED,

A FIRST-CLASS laundress. Must havn
good references. Apply for two days. be-
tween two and four p. M, at 1852 Tenn
PIE STREET. aoS 81 7s
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WANTED

BIDS for removal of the building ~ ~
Gregson Street. For particulars inuulrd
az the office of EDWARD MALLEY, 028
Chapel Street. ma M s
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WANTED.
WANTED,

COMPETENT cook. Apply at 2o5 WHIT,
NEY AVENUE a2S M
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WANTED.

BEST Swedish and German servants NJ
an secured here. Employment Agency.
au4 If N. SLEEMAN. 775 ChanrI IA
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PARTNER WANTED

WITH $4,000 or 5000 capital in an estabs
iished and profitable proprietary medicine
business. To the right man this Is rare
chance to make money rasy. AddresaAa
PROPRIETOR, Courier office. a25 tf
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FOR SALE OR RENT,
FOR RENT.

HOUSE 220 Orange Street, IS rooms, all
improvements. s. b. OVIATT, Church
Street. as 26t
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WANTED,
All once, first-class joiners Apply TO r. Il.
JONES, Naugatuck, Conn. a26 4fp
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WANTED,

organist and choir director
wishes church position City or yicinitv
a25 TIP II
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WANTED,

WANTED,
SITUATION by two experienced girls, one
as waitress and one as cook. Best refer Il
ence. Country preferred 304 WALLA(sM
STREET, I'd floor, MS Inn
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FOR RENT,

STORE 1926 Chapel Street, corner Day.
Apply at 1923 CHAPEL STREET, m27 If
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WANTED

FOR U. s. army, able bodied unmnrricd
men, between ages of 81 and 35; citizens3
OF United States, of good character aud
and write English. For information aprlv
70 RECRUITING OFFICER, 500 CbianSf
Street, New Haven, Conn. az 3taw t0je30
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1902-07-19
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED

Archbishop Feehan. Of the cstho-
lie diocese OF Chicago. Is dead.
President Roosevelt insists that the
friars must leave tho Philippines.
The Democratic national committee
will meet in Washington next Friday.
Senator EllSins still insists that an
nexAtion i the only salvation for
Cuba.
President Roosevelt was 30 busy
with public questions Sunday that he
did not attend church.
Secretary OF Agriculture Wilson
says crop prosperity in the Mississip-
pi valley were never better.
George Washington stpchens. pres
ident and founder Of the Moline (Ill)
plow Co, died in that city. aged So.
United States Senator Deboe de-
elines to make the race for governor
Of Kentucky ON the republican ticket.
Lord Salisbury has resigned as pre-
mier Of the British empire. and has
been succeeded by Mr.. 4. ]. naifour.
The crown prince Of Siam, Il Is now
stated. will travel in the United States
In simple and unostentations man
ner.
1t is rumored that Gen. Wood, late
military governor of Cuba, viii have
u place on the lsthmian canal COM
mission.
Embargo laid on American meats
by Germany may induce like action
by the United States on many German
products.
Gen. Thomas Morgan. secretary of
Indian affairs during President Har-
rison's administration. died at Yonk-
ers, n. Y.
The United States training ship
Mohican, about which some anxiety
was felt. was at Dutch Harbor, Alas
la, on June 2s.
At the Lexington Avenue New
Yorl,) baptist church Miss Louise
Truax whistled solo while the col
lection was being taken up.
John Feninger, an advocate of an
arehy, at Evansville. Ind. shot and
killed his wife and then shot himself
in the month. Two years ago he took
poison, and few months ago he
hung himself, but an excited neighbor
cut the rope.
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Governor of Mississippi"
Value of Farms.

The census bureau has just issued
a report on agriculture in Missis-
sippi on June 1, 1900, showing to-
tai of 220,s03 farms, valued at
$152,907,0 900. Of this value "a per
cent represents the buildings, and Z
per cent the land and all improve
ments other than buildings. The
value of farm implements and ma
chinery was $9,556,8O5, and live
stock $42, ,657,222. The total value
of farm property is $2o4221, ,o27.
The total of farm products for 1899,
which exceeds that for 1889 by 30
per cent, was S1O2, ,492, ,2S3, Of which
so per cent was in crops, including
forest products. The gross farm in
come of the State in 1899 was $780,
743, ,658, and gross income on invest
ment A per cent.
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WILL VOTE AGAINST STRIKE.
The United Mine workers of Illinois
Are Said to BE Opposed to a
General strike.

Springfield, ILL.,, July 13.-The Unit
ed Mine Workers of Illinois will not
vote for a general strike at the ma
tional convention TO be held at In
dianapolis this week. Without the
votes of the Illinois delegates, IL is
said. it will be impossible to call out
the soft coal men.
The attitude of the Illinois miners
was made evident Saturday when the
returns from the various districts of
the state were received at general
headquarters. Out of all the unions
in the state only one, and this an in
consequential local, instructed its
delegates to the national convention
to vote for strike.
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WORLDS FAIR WANTS 1T.
The Contest over the lesson Proper
~ I'm 81. Louis before Judge SAN
born, at 50. Paul.

st. Paul, Mimi, July lathe con-
test over the lesson property in ST.
Louis, which the Louisiana Purchase
Exposition Co. seek to secure by con-
demnation proceedings, came up Mon
day before Judge Walter II. Sanborn,
in the United States circuit court in
this city, the owners applying for an
Injunction restraining the commis-
sion from eondemning the property.
The case originally came up before
Judge Adams in 81. Louis. Judge
Adams Is a district judge, but as sit
ting In the circuit court at the time.
He granted temporary injunction
until the case could be taken before
a circuit Judge. and hence it was set
for hearing before Judge Sanborn.
James l.. Blair, F. w. Lehman and
Judge seddon appeared on behalf Of
the exposition company, while the
argument on behalf of the petition
for injunction was presented by At
torneys G.. A. dinklenberg and James
P. panson. The exposition company
desires TO utilize the ground for some
of the French buildings and the IA
nous French gardens.