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Evening journal., 1902-11-01
IN CITY CHURCHES

The Religious Work Committee OF
the Sunday Breakfast Mission, No. III
.Shipley street, will meet ON Monday
evening, November 3 to arrange for an
all-day meeting and a Thanksgiving
dinner for the poor mothers and chill
dren of the city. Further notice will
be given. The board OF directors will
meet on Tusday evening Of next week.
-. Revival services began at Union
NJ. 70. Church last evening with a SER
man by Bishop w. r. Mallalieu and a
service Of prayer led by the Rev. G. R
Neese, of the Wilmington Conference
Bishop Mallalieu will preach at Union
tomorrow at 1890, and the sermon Will
be- followed by the reception of mem-
bers by letter or ON probation. Miss
Mary Cannon, Of Dover, will sing in
the Sunday school in the afternoon, and
at the revival service in the evening.
The Rev. G.. R. Neese will probably
preach ait 7.30. and will remain for
several days to assist the Rev. r. II.
Adams in his revival work.
The Rev John Shape has COM
lpleted his third year as pastor OF Deb
aware Avenue Baptist Church. Here
is his personal record in statistics: Ser
mons. 347; addresses, 203; lectures, A;
calls. 2236; weddings. Sc; funerals, SO;
lbaptisms, 127; new members, 200; pres
ent membership 400. A debt Of $1,000
has been paid, church improvements
costs $4,000 made, and parsonage SCI
cured The fourth year opens with
/ hopeful plans and bright prospects or
success. Forty new scholars have
Joined the Bible school since October i.
Tile musical program Tor Central
| church. King street between Seventh and
! Eighth. tomorrow. is as fellows: io.sl a.
M. I'VE Praise Thee, o Cod Lloyd;
/ Fear Not Ye o Israel" spicker." In
l'ou of the regular evening worship a
| special service OF song will bo held. A
most excellent program has been pre-
pared, and solo parts will be taken by
Mrs william Smodlcy. Miss Nary Nor
row. Mr.. Carver and Mr.. Mason For the
offertory. Mr.. Mason VIII sing From
| the Depths by Campana. The other
| numbers viii be: GLORY 10 God, "
Haydn: MY God Look Upon Ne" Hop
kins: Behold the Lamb Of Cod" Buck
Daughter Of Zion. Rejoice" Trow
bridge. Thrrs will also be the organ pre-.
ludo 70 commence at 7.so: onertorlum
! Thomas Chorus Of Angels, Clark; NIarcl
In D., West. A cordial invitation is e,c
tended 10 these services. Norris c. Nor
gan. choirmaster and organist.
The Sunday school OF West Prssby
terian Church viii celebrate its thirty
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THERE WILL Be GOOD CAME TODAY
Big Crowd Expected to Witness the
Football Contest at South Side
Athletic Park

South Side Park will be the scene
Of an interesting football game this
AFTERNOON The deaf mutes from the
Mt. Airy Institute is the attraction. If
a good crowd does not attend this game
il will prove the last of the season. 1t
will be a good game, and the weather
is more favorable for football today
than it has been this season.
The deaf mutes are a strong aggra-
cation and their line-up will be as fol-
lows; BrooBbank, left end; Solos, left
tackle; Ladd, 1T guard; Newcomer,
centre; Goss. right guard; Comsitski,
quarterback; Windt. left half-back /:
Bush, right half-back; Mcdonald, full
back.
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DIED
DIED
TTZGERALD.-On October 90. 1902

FITZGERALD.-On October 90, 1902,
Patrick Fitzgerald, aged 60 years.
Relatives, friends, Veteran Legion,
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
and Shields Library Association are re-
spectfully invited to attend the fu-
neral, on Monday morning at o'clock
from his late residence, No. S28 Pine
street Solemn requiem mass at St
Mary's Church. Interment Cathedral
Cemetery.
Cemetery. .Please omit flowers.
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\ OCKSTADER'S.
~ The Home of Refined Vaudeville.
Always the best show in town Second
and last week Of
MR.. AND MRS. CHAS. r.. ELLIS.
SULLIVAN and KELLER,
HOLLIS e HOWARD, THE LORE TRIO
THE lIECLOWS. SYLVESTER,
MILT. and MAUD WOOD.
DICK HUME and ROSS e, LEWIS.
Every day at 2.15; every evening at SIS.
Reserved seats secured in advance.
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CLOSED THEIR PLANT

The Belts Machine Company has shut
down their plant They claim it is
on account of the lack of coke, but the
moulders, who will probably go on
strike on Monday, think it is done for
some other purpose.
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The lineup follows

'VW''IVNH71 IVIHIIVI " % oIVNVII6 ;
goals from touchdowus. DOugherty. +;
goals from the field, Tomlinson. Ref
cree, w. S. Mears; umpire, stephen Me
Nee; timers. Messrs. Norris and Simms
linemen, Messrs. Hart and Hawkins
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Needy Articles Wanted

The st. Michael's Day Nursery, Sec
end and Washington streets, is in need
of high chairs and a single bed with
bedding. The articles, If donated,
would be greatly appreciated.
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Itching PiIes-Dr. Agnew's oint

ment is proof against the torments OF
Itching Piles. Thousands Of testimor-
ials of cures effected by its use. NJ
case too aggravating or too long stand
ing for it to soothe. comfort and cure
IL cures in from 3to nights. S5 cents
As.
Sold by Miller Drug Company and n
B. Danforth.
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were somewhat crippled because Bren-
nan is out OF the game. he having left
the school to go to Fordham College.
The star playing Of the High School
was done by Mahaffy Bell. and Dough
erty. The work OF Mahaffy was partic-
ularly brilliant
80
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MARRIED

Y-AIcNEIL-On October 20,
1902 by the Rev. John France, Newton
Smith Barkley and Elsie j. Mcneil.
beth Of this city.
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]. f. RHOADS & SONS,
Leather Betting and Rubber Goods
Wilmington Del. May sth 1909
Men stenographers very scarce at present and
the demand for good ones is greater than the supply.
The young that you is doing quite we'll
considering that he has yet completed his
you. Signed, j. +. RHOADS & SONS
When this firm applied to Godey College there was no
graduate of the shorthand department unemployed
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Interesting Letters for Young Men and Women
A Letter of Unusual Interest.
WILMINGTON DEL

W
IAvEN thai Gods sad at e near al o
this CITY se gap Ma NJ who
n h
and knows
Noria sak Sec nTnas
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THE PUSEY & JONES COMPANY,
Paper Machinery,

Boat and Steam Engine Builders
Wilmington, Del, May o, 1902
We have four Steqographers in office who are
graduates of Godey College and experience with each
Of them has tended confirm the impression that has
existed with that young and young who have
been educated at Godey College prepared make them
selves very valuable stenographers
Signed. THE PUSEY & JONES CO.,
per THOS. H. SAVERY, Vice Pres
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CAR AND FOUNDRY CO.,
Jackson & Sharp Co.,
Car and Ship Bsilders.

NaI ana nhlp bnlIuefS.
Wilmington Del, May 9, 1902
The graduates of Goldey College in employ,
very we'll equipped tor the kind of work
have and would in employing any additional young
certainly give preference those who have completed
or Of the Goldey College
Signed, CHARLES GAWTHROP
District Manager
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GAWTHROP & BROTHER CO.,
Gas and Steam Filters.

Wilmington Del, May s, 1902
Mr. w T. Inderlied has been in employ for about
years. and has been promoted the position of head
bookkeeper Before entering employ he took a bust
at Goldey College He is very capable and
thoroughly posted in his business.
Signed, GAWTHROP & BROTHER co.
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WILMINGTON STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
Wilmington, Del May sth 1909.
From experience with graduates of Goldey Col
lege it that your business and stenographc
thoroughly prepare young for business e and
fore the world to add the their accomplishments
Signed, HORACE WILSON, Mgr
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THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO., ,
OF New York

OF New York
Wilmington, Del, May 8, 1909
We have not been without Goldey College graduate in
Office for several years and gives great pleasure
testify their efficiency and the courtesy extended by the
College officials whenever called upon for graduates.
Sgned HERBERT n. FELL, Mgr.
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TERRIBLE TALE OF WOE.
George Stewart Wants to BE Sepa-
rated from His Wife.

George Stewart yesterday filed suit
against his wife, Fanny Stewart, for d.
vorce. He says they were married in Chat
tanooga, Tenn. April so, 1891, and separated
on Oct. "A, 1901. He AYERS that she once
grabbed him by the collar, tore his collar
off, tore a button off of his coat, struck
him with a cooking dipper two or three
times, showed him out Of the door and
slammed it after him and told him that she
hoped she would never LAY her eyes on him
again." and forbid him TO enter her house
and said that the doors would be forever
closed against him. He alleges that after
this incident she came to the store where
he worked and said, You dirty dog, il you
ever put your foot in my house again l
will beat you into a jelly. You shall not
stay in indianapolis. L will make you lose
your job. You have neither friends nor
money and j have both and backing be-
sides. You are too cheap. L don't want
too cheap for me; two years Will divorce
me He further charges that she
put him out OF the house and for some
time previous TO his ejectment she had his
clothes packed ready to Gust him.
Charles A. Simmons filed suit against his
wife. Maud Simmons. for divorce, also on
the ground of cruel treatment. He charges
that she threw skillets and cooking utensils
at him and carted all of his furniture AVA
without his knowledge.
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MANUAL TRAINING SCHOOL.

Sibley Everitt entertained his frat" the
Hykyas. Wednesday evening.
Miss Lesette Krauss was hostess at a
meeting of the Gypsy Maidens yesterday
Afternoon.
Enjoyable exercises were held in the audi
forum Friday. The orchestra furnished the
entertainment.
The Tyroleans have received their club
pins. They are very attractive and are
made of silver.
Over SIS was cleared on the liquid air lee
ture by Prof. Abbott, given under the direc-
ton of the Science Club.
The Forum Debating Society will be busy
with their mock trial tomorrow afternoon.
Court will convene at 800 p. m. and visi-
tors will be welcome.
Miss West and Mr.. Stark nave recently
given some very entertaining talks on
Grueby and Tiffany pottery that has been
on exhibition in the art department.
The M. 7. II. S. Literary Club will meet
tomorrow afternoon. a debate on the
question, Resolved, That public opinion is
a good standard of right" will be held.
On Wednesday Feb. 5. during the third
and fourth hours of the morning session,
erciseS in the auditorium of the school. The
class poem, history and prophecy will be
read and the NJ. T.. II. S. orchestra will
play.
The class of June, 1902, recently met and
after much debate decided to accept the
management of the Mirror, the school or
gan. The class elected Harry Carlisle edi-
tor-in-chief and James McPheters business
manager. 1t has not been settled yet as to
the choice of assistant editors, but they
will in all probability be selected from the
school at large instead Of from the class
alone. as has been the custom before.
There is talk of publishing the paper every
week instead of semi-weekly, as is done at
present.
The NJ. T. II. S. Senate met as usual Fri
day afternoon and succeeded in killing
more TIM than MI A short toll hy tho
new president. Senator Hale Harry Car
lisle) was followed by a parliamentary
wrangle. The body at last took a vote on
the negro deportation bill, which was de-
feated by one vote. There is a movement
TO boom" this organization. which sadly
needs a boost" and as those now at its
mead are enthusiastic it is believed that
more prosperous days are i'm store for the
Manual Training High School lawmakers.
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MORE INDIANA CAPITAL.
The van Chemical Company, of
This City, Is Incorporated.

Indianapolis capital continues to be a
factor in the matter of new mercantile or
CARNATIONS Yesterday the Advance Chemi-
cal Company of this city filed articles of
incorporation with the secretary of state.
The capital stock of the proposed new
enterprise is $4,000 and the incorpora-
tors are William c.. Koehne, A. II. Adams
and w. ". Adams. The company intends
engaging in mining and chemical bust
ness.
The Country Club of Marion, recently or
ganized, filed its articles with the secretary
Of state. The incorporators are Willis T..
Evans, e. II. Neal, Clyde w. Graves, FL
bert F. Eward, Grant A. Dentler. John L..
McCulloch, James L. Bradford and Edward
j. Franklin.
The Indiana Central Telephone Company
is another new organization of Indiana cap
ital that is intended for good use. The
company proposes to build a telephone
line through the counties of Brown,
Greene, Lawrence and Monroe and adjOin-
ing counties. Its capital stock is 10000.
The Realty Investment Company of New
Jersey has conformed with the law re-
garding foreign corporations having agents
in this State. The company is capitalized
at $4,000 and says that $500 of this is used
in the city of Indianapolis by the Indiana
Trust Company as its agent.
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- sueh an Improvement the city would
- even more crippled financially than 1t Is
ro"' anu L DO not believe we can afford TO
eJn the risk of pushing the city's indebt-
.smTSSSs absolutely TO the limit"
engineer estimates roughly that a
- orlage of concrete with stone facing
,wIould cost about $125.O00; that would leave
sne city $4,000 to go on. Would that be
the controller was asked.
most certainly would not be. We do
not know what the future may develop,
aHu 1 am opposed to running the debt to
ene limit What would $4,000 be In an
SmeTsency Of n importance? 1t would
haIuly De a drop in the bucket. Besides
MS tnere are other bridge that need the
altention of the city badly. We may have
Oh our hands another collapse some of
Ihese days, and where will we be then if
We eNpend all cur resources on a stone
street,?
believe that a good steel bridge could
De erected for $4,000 or $50. 600. and L think
tnat at this time it is the duty of the city
% Ihe people TO pay as little as possible
IOI structure that will be safe"
m controller did not state whether he
would embOdy his ideas in a formal recon-
mendation TO the mayor.
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THE COURT
SUPERIOR COURT.

Room John l.. McMaster, Judge.
Rosa T.. Manis VS.. John Manis; divorce.
Finding and decree for plaintiff with GUS
tody of minor children Hazel, aged eleven,
Charles. aged nine, Maria, aged seven, and
Roland, aged four. Judgment against de-
fendant for costs.
Finding and deere for plaintiff. Judgment
against defendant for costs.
LOttie Alley vs.. Nelson Alley; divorce.
Finding and decree for plaintiff. Judgment
against defendant for costs.
Francis Slyder VS.. Eulogia Slyder: 'di-
vorce. Finding and decree for plaintiff at
his cost. Plaintiff prohibited from marry
ing again for two years.
Room 3-Vinson Carter, Judge.
Esther ]. Whitinger VS.. Ella f. Stanton
ct al; to quiet title. Finding for plaintiff and
title Quoted. Judgment against defendants
CIRCUIT COURT.
Henry Clay Allen, Judge.
James b.. Davis VS.. Harrison c. BickelI
ct al; from justice of the peace. Jury re-
turned verdict for plaintiff for $50. Judg-
ment against plaintiff for costs of appeal.
Judgment on verdict against defendants for
Elizabeth Writ VS.. Edward f. Writ; di-
vOrce. Defendant defaulted. Submitted to
court. Finding for plaintiff. Decree of df-
vorce. custody of child. Charles Writ. given
TO plaintiff. Title 10 household goods quiet
ed in plaintiff. Judgment against defendant
for costs.
L - 00AAA - NA - AGA-
tition. Submitted 10 court. Finding for
pIaintif and that real estate is not diVisi-
bic. Sale ordered. George Gunsteiner ap-
Dointed commissioner to sell.
Lewis B~randenbu-g et al. VS.. Washington
Savings and Loan Association. Receiver
authorized to convey real estate TO Laura
Z. YOst.
NEW SUITS FILED.
Solomon b. Prater, administrator, VS..
Union Traction Company; damages. De-
mand. SO. 600. Superior Court. Room 3.
charles a. immOn VS.. Maud m
divorce. Superior Court. Room >.
John {. Miller VS.. Frederick LOhrm ct al
amages Demand. 5000. Superior Court,
Room j.
George Stewart VS.. Fanny Stewart; di-
vorce. Circuit Court.
Woodruff G.. Lewis VS.. Harry Laken ct
al. mechanics lien. Circuit Court.
Cora Mitchell VS.. Archibald Mitchell; di-
vorce. Circuit Court.
SUPREME COURT.
Minute
1875. The Wabash Railroad Company VS..
Sebastian Miller. Adams c. c. Appellee's
netitfon and brief for rehearing. Affidavit
in support.
APPELLATE COURT.
Minutes
aQ7a Lake County Water and Light Com
many VS.. Redmond ID. Walsh. Lake S. c.
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add. Corner Blaine ave and Howard

.so -~s~~~.4.~-..".".~.-.".-.. $4,000
Geo. r. Brown TO John G.. Mccullough
East sdd...".-s~.~~..."~....~. $4,000
Belle A Gregory, trustee, ct al. to John
Side 10000
Wilmer II. Gemmer ct al. 10 John B..
same add as 70, 1850
Block 5, Wright's North Side add. saM
81 lots in North Side add.."N~ts..'. 100000
a various lots in North side add. Is. 100000
Chas. Schiferdecker 70 Wilhelm Jonas.
iis and part Of $500
Olive j. Johnston 10 Mamie Z. Powell,
ist Brookside add. 10000
various lots in North Side add. Is. s25OO
Transfers, q; consideration. ........ 500, $50.
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Damage Case Appealed.

An appeal to the Appellate Court was
taken yesterday by the attorneys of the
G, G., c. & st. L. Railway in the damage
suit brought by Gustav Fabel. TIL suit is
the result of the death of FabeTs son
George, who was q brakeman on the Gin
%cinnnati division of the Big Four. George
Fabel was killed in a wreck near Cincin-
natl. The father brought suit for $4,000
in the Marion Circuit Court, and the jury
awarded him damages to the amount Of
$1,000. The railroad company yesterday
appealed the case.
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Exhibit of Public School AIT.

In the Lieber Gallery this week will be
shown a collection of drawings. water
color and oil paintings and basketry made
in public schools. The pictures were Sc
lected by Wilhelmina Seegmiller. director
of art instruction in this city's schools, and
the work was done by Indianapolis chill
dren. This exhibit has been seen in the
Fine Arts Building, Chicago, and the Pratt
Institute. Brooklyn. The basketry was
made in the schools of Minneapolis.
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Marie =. HuRman's Suit.

Marie S. Huffman, i'm her complaint
against her husband. Edward A. Huffman,
and James Huffman, his father and en-
ployer. for support, alleges that he deserted
her and their BABY, nov five months old,
leaving them without means Of support.
They were married on Sept. 20, 1900, and
she says he deserted her on Sept. y, 1901,
n hat she has supported their baby, now
five months old. The baby was not five
months old at the time she was deserted,
as stated in the Journal yesterday morning.
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REAL E~STATE-Fire insurance. A J. EYE
* 20. la f. Market.
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Mortgages.
Totals minimum,
Releases.
SALES OF real ESTATE.
Twenty-Seven Transfers Made Matter
of Record Yesterday.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office Of Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at 3 p. m. Jan. Is. 1902. as fur
nished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company. No. 19 East Market street. Both
telephones, S005;
jeremiah Williams to Henry H. Adison
e. TX, n Il Of Lot Z, Schurmanns add.
Corner Northwestern ave and 18th ST.. S725. 90
Francis NJ. Van Horn to Chas. j. Schlee.
Lot %, Hosbrook's Prospect-st add.
CEarhart st. near Wallace sQ"........ LOO
Chas. j. Schlee 10 Sarah c. Van Horn.
(Same as above) LOO
Lots l to 4. Block 1sl, B~rightwOod.
Corner Gale and 18th stsl....""."... $500
Samuel q. Hume 10 VIM. NJ. Hume, UNI
divided a of 5 W "a of ; e a OF Sec "A,
Up Il, re-. CPike townshipl..:"-..... 10000
VIM. J.. Roach TO Sarah c.. Wilson, Lot
IGoTHeT' sheldon and i5th SOL. $4,000
Geo. McOverhiser 10 Laura A. McClain,
Lot as. Bradley, Denny & Atchison's +.
ave and Michigan o....".-..... 10000
Lots l 10 8 and 80 TO 40, Block 5.
Beatty's add. Corner Shelby ST and
Raymond so~.-~--"~-"x..": 1000 90
6. TIP Is. Rs. Lawrence township):... 5.OoO.o
Geo. r.. .kepler 10 Annie l.. Medert. Lot
II. Fairhurst's College corner add TO
Irvington. bancroft ave, near Julian
r. r. Mems B. & S. Assn. to sarah ].
Teeters, Lot lS4. Aliens ID North add.
CChicagO ST. near RAIDER sD-...-.-.. $1,000
Conn. Nut. Life ms. CO. TO VIM. l..
Elder, Lot -. Morriss sub of Outlets
rs and I76. Corner Delaware and ST.
Joseph 1900. %
Ida q. Smith 10 Wilhelm T.. KNAPP, part
Of Block -. Greenleafs add. Edward
st. near sOth $500
Ida q. smith 10 Emmi b. Moore. part OF
Block %, as above. Same as above. 57.O
S. Indpls. Impt. Assn. TO David A owen
ct uX.. Lot 20. Block 40. ). indianapolis
Industrial city. (Bessemer ST, near
Corless sO 10000
Everett Wagner TO Vim g Hall. part
OF Lot 5, 50 II, I'd section Lincoln Park.
CTaIbott ave, near 2d s-p..-".-..... 2.2O.O
Julia r. Haueisen 10 Mamie q. Gardner,
Lot %, Arsenal Park add vermont
St, near Oriental sD..+:-".."-~.... 5000
Walter e. Clarke 10 Vim. /. Church
man. Lot IL, McCarty's LIST West Side
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Transfer.
1854. Samuel Jack ct al: VS.. William
Richard White. Marshall G. c. Appellee s
petition TO transfer TO Supreme Court
1902. Daniel Bennington ct al. VS.. Evan
gelical Association Church. Elkhart g I.
Transferred to Supreme Court. 1896.
1909. Gustav Fabel VS.. Cleveland, On
cinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Ry. Co. Rec
ord, assignment OF errors, notice. Appel
lant'S brief.
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More Rigid Requirements.

An order was approved by both the SUI
perior and Circuit courts yesterday requir-
ing an applicant for admission to practice
at the Marion county bar to be a resident
Of the State six months and pass a salts
factory examination touching on the quail
hcatiOnS to practice law before the regular
commission. The order was adopted to
prevent indiscriminate admissions to the
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Killed in n Collision.

Solomon b. Prater, administrator of the
estate of c. Z. Whelchel. yesterday filed
suit against the Union Traction Company
for $4,000 damages for the death of
Whelchel. The plaintiff AYERS that while
WheIcheI was working for the Union Trac-
ton Company ne was killed in a collision
between a hand car and a motor car.
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g. w. Jackson,s statement.

G.. w. Jackson, who was defendant in a
suit in replevin for notes held as collateral
security for loans made to John II. David
son, instituted by Morgan & Morgan, attor-
neys, and who won the case, says that he
never was a partner of Davidson and that
he did not open the ~latter's desk TO secure
the notes, but that DavidsOn'S typewriter
did it.
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Elizabeth Rarrison's Money.

Mrs. Benjamin Harrison, guardian of
Elizabeth Harrison, yesterday filed an in
ventory of her wards estate, showing that
the little girl has an undivided one-third
interest In s1S4, 500 worth of real estate. and
that her income from ii IS S2,OO0 a year.
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Building Permits.

Frank B. Sims, frame cottage. Laurel street.
rear New York street, sl,2oO.
Frank b. Sims, frame cottage, Addison street,
near New York street. 1900.
Albert Braun, repairs, AZ South Illinois street,
$500.
j. W. SIZZLING house, Blake street, 500.
Mary ]. Aiken, frame house, Tacoma avenue.