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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-14
IMPRISONMENT FOR LIFE
MURDERER JOSEPH sPALDING SEN
FENCED by JUDGE Afford.
james Harris, Who Tried to Kill His
Wife, Sent to Recommendations
ian for Alfred Purdue.

Joseph Spaldlng. colored. convicted OF
murder in the first degree for the killing
Of Raphael Competello. an Italian, July
last, was sentenced TO Imprisonment lot
life in the Indiana Penitentiary. by Judge
Afford, In the Criminal Court. yesterday
The sentence of Spalding followed Judge
Affords action in overruling the motion for
a new trial filed by Frank McCray, at
torney for the defense. The motion for a
new trial was argued by McCray and
Prosecutor Ruckelshaus In the afternoon
and in the argument IL was stated that the
new evidence, on which the defense claimed
II could sercure a verdict OF acquittal, was
known TO the attorneys at the time OF the
first trial and not adduced The de-
Tense claimed that the discovery of new
evidence was made recently and that with
IL they could hope for a more favorable
verdict II the cause was tried again.
Judge Afford decided that there was no
ground for new trial and that the new
evidence claimed by the defense was not
material and could not throw any new
light on the murder. He sentenced Spald-
ing, who was in the courtroom III the Gus
tody OF deputy sheriff. and ordered him
back 20 Jail. Spalding will be taken to
Michigan City to-day by deputy sheriff.
who will also have charge of Ora Copen-
haver, who is to be hanged Feb. II.
Copenhaver will be placed In the death
cell when he Is delivered at the prison and
Will remain in the cell until his execution,
watched by q guard of the prison.
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INDIANAPOLIS Grain Market.

The local grain market is fairly active.
receipts the last few days having been more
satisfactory. Inspections yesterday were:
Wheat No. red, cars; rejected, 6; total,
8 cars. Corn: No. white, IL cars; No. 4
white, a. No. mixed, 2; No. mixed, u;
ear. 1; total. 4e cars. Hay, cars. all no
grade. Track bids, as reported by the secre-
tary of the Board of Trade. ruled as fol-
lows:
Wheat steady; No. 2 red. Tic track; No. 2
red, 71c on milling freight: No. 8 red, 67@
69c track; wagon, Tic.
Corn steady; new corn firm; No. white,
44c; No. white, 44c; No. white, 44c; No. 4
white. 40G42c; No. 2 white mixed. 1910: No.
white mixed, 43lkc; Nc. 4 white mixed,
39i1@411zc: No. 2 yellow, 43i1c; No. 3 yellow,
43i1c; No. 4 yellow, 391ad4lilc; No. 2 mixed,
4S1ac; No. 3 mixed, 431zc; No. mixed, 1910
4115c; ear, 41c.
Oats weaker No. white, 3l%@32l4c; No.
white, 3lA@31Ac; No. mixed. 29q291ac;
No. mixed, 2s1zG29c.
Hay stronger; No. l timothy, $12d1250;
No. timothy, s11M11.5O.
WAGON MARKET.
Offerings on the wagon market exceeded
100 loads. Prices were firm on corn some
selling as high as 42c, most of 1t, however,
went at 40c a bushel. Oats ruled easier.
Choice hay was a good seller and some sold
ported the following as the range of prices:
Corn-3SGi2c.
Oats-30@32c.
Hay-Timothy, sl2.5OQ13.5O; clover, sSQ1o.
Sheaf Oats-SSd10.
Straw-$5G6
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Cummins's Troubles Adjusted.

The suit of Effie Cummns against her
husband. Charles +. Cummins. for sup
port, filed Nov. IL, was dismissed by the
plaintiff in Room Of the Superior Court
yesterday. In her complaint for the &C
ton of the court to compel her husband
TO provide for her Mrs. Cummins averred
though employed a brakeman by the
Big Four Railroad Company, and earning
a salary sufficiently large to make pro-
vision for her. had allowed her to become
destitute. The railroad company was
defendant in the suit and ii is understood
that an agreement was made by which
Cummins will support his wife without an
order from the court.
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pleaded not guilty. On agreed statement
Of facts fined 81 and costs
Ruth Tilford: incorrigible Sentenced to
Imprisonment I'm the Indiana Industrial
School for Girls
James Hams; assault and battery with
intent TO kill Arraigned, pleaded not
guilt Evidence heard, finding guilty;
sentenced to Indiana Reformatory FOR
from two TO fourteen years and disfran-
chised for two years.
Joseph Spalding; murder. Motion for
new trial overruled.
NEW SUITS FILED.
Ellen w. Caywood VS.. Supreme Lodge
knights and Ladies Of Honor; Sl.coO dam
ages. Circuit Court
August Wacker VS.. Louise Wacker; pc
tition for authority TO convey real estate
Circuit Court.
Anna Dean VS.. Charles Dean; divorce
Superior Court. Room 3.
Gray and Gribben VS.. Thomas kily ana
Albert r. McNulty; replevin suit. Superior
Court. Room l.
Harriet l.. Clarke VS.. Guy L. Clark; re-
ceiver. Superior Court. Room 1.
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SEALS. STENCILS AND sTAMPA

lie 200 friction top tins in basket; climas
sugars-Crystal dominoes. 5-lb cartons. 7.o7c.
Eagle tablets S;7ae; cut o loaf st7c; powdered.
ID bags. SiSe STANDARD sTsn.Istsd .5Ic One
ss7c: cubes, Size; mold A. Size: confectionery
a acc; Columbia A. 4.52c Windsor A. I52c:
S,I Ed H Ideal Golden ea sc: VIM E%
s sor ex c. is2c; Ridsewood e1 c, 427c; yei-
.o Iso e1 & sellow cse : ysox Toe y ysliow
s5s + ye caP lots soassc small lots sasc
spices-Pepper, lie; allspce. l5qlSc; cloves. IL
eassia n I50ls yruP pstNsss' eSgsSc per
fair to prime. 2sGs2c choice. ssai,c: syrups. ::
0IRsiS ce-Louisiana. 4I4esc; Carolina. sssasHc.
shot-si.4 Oq1.eo per bag for drop.
Lesd-e4@7c for pressed bars;
Wood Dishes-No. l.. per 1000, 81. soa2: No q
,2Ma' 20: No 8. 81 2oa2. 30: No; s. s,.sOdS '0 .
e us as r cOtcn ss1Ss ar
NV %Voodenware-No. tubs. seQ7; No. tubs ,sas
No sSs' g double n11s Rss s g 2soSD
Common wsshboards. NS5QLsO; clothespins. SOD
CSC per box
|. Oak sole. 3sq42c; hemlock sole. .27Gs7c: har-
ness s5Q4Oc; skirting. 2sdi0c: single strap Sies
i5c: city kip soasoc; French kip. sOcas. 20: city
Iron and steel
Bar iron. 2.5Oc; horseshoe bar. 2.75c: nail rod.
| tire steel. 3a3kc: spring steel. 4bsd5c..
Nails and Horseshoes.
Steel cut nails $50: wire nails from store,
81 Is rates; from mill. s2.15 rates Borseshoes
balls saas per box. Barb wire. galvanized. 50:
painted. s2.75.
Linseed. raw. 45c per gal: linseed oil. boiled.
46c per gal; coal oil. legal test. s9lic.
Provisions.
sugar-cured Hams-Indiana. 10 to - lbs aver
age i5c: u to le lbs average, 14sc. Reliable 10
10 IL lbs average. 15Ikc.
shoulders-English cured Reliable. Is lbs aver
cured cure Indiana 5 to 10 lbs average. nc sugar
Picked sss pig pas s
| s25 so: shor. clear, per brl 200 lbs s2l: rump.
s5 zoo 5s ' P Saf sr bean 100 or jOw per
| the price Of the brls. adding soc to cover addi-
| Bacon-CIear sides 50 10 50 lbs average. H1sc:
lac: clear bellies. q to 30 lbs average iisc: Il
to q lbs average. Ii.c; L to IS lbs average.
70 Is lbs average. I44sc. In dry salt &c less.
Produce, Fruits and Vegetables.
Gravensteins IS; Kings. So: 2O-oz. 50: Bsldwins.
in bulk. 81 %.
Bsnanas-Iarge. 81 per bunch: medium. $50.
Cabbage-New York domestic. IS per ton; New
Ceiery-Michigan. &c doz; large Tecumseh. 4oc.
Cocoanuts-A per bag
Cranberries-Cape Cod. IS per brI: Cane Cod.
50 per box
Grapes-New York concords. isc per hssk.,.
Catawba. pony baskets, lsc: Tokays, per crate
$50
Hickory Nuts-Per bu. 81.
Lemons-Exua fancy verdella. $50 size. 50. 50
ner box: 300 size. 81
Mancoes-Per doZ &c.
Oranges-Jsmaica, s5.75: California, S.
Onions-Red, tl.25 per cwt: yellow 81 20. snan-
.sh 81 IS: picking onions. per bu. 75c
Pears-Duchess. $50 per brl; Flemish rsau
ties S325: Kiefers 50d60c per bu
Ouinces-PeT bu. s.
Piums-Burbanks. ti.25
Potatoes-wisconsin white. Sc per bu: home
grown, per bu, 45c
Jerseys. 50.
Seeds.
Seed clover prime. $3.50; English clover
Ssff5 80: aisike. s6<fs50. Timothy, prime A. eO6
2 Fancy Kentucky bluegrass. 81 50di 50 extra
clean. o0Q70c. Orchard grass. 81 f01l.5 red ton
@cdsi75. English bluegrass s..
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MRS. CAYwOOD'S SUIT.
Policy OF $1,000 ON Life of Her Hus-
bnnd Was Not Paid.

The insurance department of the Supreme
Lodge of the Knights and Ladies OF Honor
was sued by Ella NJ. Caywood yesterday
To secure payment of 4 policy OF s1.0oo on
the life OF her husband. John c. Caywood
Caywood died in September at Frankfort
and was at the time of his death a MEM
Der OF Case Lodge. No. 166s. OF Indianapo-
lis, and In the payment OF his dues as a
member OF the lodge maintained an insur-
ance or $1,000 on his life. When ne died
his widow notified the lodge officers. who
failed 10 certify proof OF his death TO the
Supreme Lodge. and for that reason the
policy has not been paid. Mrs. Caywood
AYERS that she has been damaged in the
sum OF $1,000 By the delay In paying the
policy. and asks the court TO fix the amount
OF damages in this sum.
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Claim Against Frick Estate.

Mrs Mary Head, an old colored woman
of 1883 Yandes street, entered suit yester-
day against the estate OF John Frick for
Sc. 7S9 alleged TO be due her for services in
the Frick family. She claims in her COM
plant that for sixteen years she worked
for the Tricks without compensation, and
that her domestic work of washing and
ironing and caring for Frick before his
death while he was suffering from blood
poisoning amounted TO 81 per week for S7l
weeks and 50 a week for sixty-five weeks.
For the washing and ironing she asks s.
q week, and says that she was assured
that a settlement would be made with her
in Mr. Tricks will.
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Judge Allen Decide, m Ca.e.

Judge Allen yesterday, in the Circuit
Court. decided the suit of James A. Fer
guson against Katherine A. Bond and Will
liam L. Taylor. administrator of the estate
of ]. Francis Burt. against the plaintiff.
Ferguson was recently given a judgment
in Denver court for $50 against Mrs.
Bond, an heir to the Burt estate, and nc
tate OF Burt. Attorney General Taylor
said in court that the estate of Burt. which
was thought to have been large. was not
enough to satisfy his debts and other finan-
cial obligations, and that all of the money
had been expended in the satisfaction of
claims Judge Allen decided against the
plaintiff after finding that there was no
part Of Mrs. Bonds share of the estate out
Of which the judgment could be satisfied.
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THE COURT RECORD,
SUPERIOR COURT.

Room John l.. McMaster, Judge.
John I. Smith VS.. Sheperd Hardrick ct
al: to set aside deed. On trial by court
Room S--Vinson Carter. Judge
sara j. Gundelfinger vs.. James w. Nell
waine ct al: to quiet title. Finding for plain
tiff and title quieted in plaintiff. Judgment
against plaintiff for costs.
Indianapolis Brewing Company VS.. Simon
Barney; chattel mortgage. Finding and
Judgment for $3.50 and costs
National Bank of Commerce, of Seattle,
VS.. Hoosier Construction Company; ac-
count. Finding and judgment against de-
PENDANT for $685.. % and costs.
John r. Klein ct al. VS.. Patee Bicycle
tiffs: John r. Klein, s7S403: Goodyear Tire
and Rubber Company, S2,5224 As: Hannah
Greinberg and Sara Morris as Manhattan
Storage Company, SS930S; Hannah Grein-
berg and Sara Morris as Puritan Tire and
Rubber Company. $36S.92.
Russell Armstrong VS.. John j. Cooper;
damages. On trial by jury.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Henry Clay Allen. Judge.
James c. Sedan VS.. William Johnson ct
al; mechanics lien. Dismissed by
plaintiff Costs paid.
Hattie Beuchart vs.. Josephine Marshall
et al; SANDER. Dismissed by plaintiff.
Frank II. BIackledge. trustee. VS.. Mar
garet Miller ct al. replevin. Dismissed by
plaintiff Judgment against trustee for
costs.
Elizabeth Elston VS.. Mary Walker; on
accounting. Plaintiff dismissed cause with
out prejudice. Judgment against plaintiff
for costs.
j. a. Ferguson VS.. X. A. Bond ct al: on
bond; Submitted TO court Evidence
heard Finding for plaintiff against de-
PENDANT, Mary Bond. Judgment for s16657
and costs. Finding for garnshee defend
ant. Taylor, administrator. Judgment
against plaintiff for costs OF garnlshment
CRIMINAL COURT.
William Jameson; drawing deadly weap-
on. Defendant on agreed statement OF
facts fined 81 and costs
William Jameson; drunk. Arraigned,
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MEN WHO MIsTREAT WIVES.
They VIII Get Little Mercy I'm Judge
Affords Court.

James Harris. an eighteen-year-old COL
ored man, was senteced by Judge Afford
yesterday to serve an indeterminate sem
tence of from two to fourteen years In the
Indiana Reformatory at Jeffersonville.
Harris was tried for assault and battery
with intent to kill, and IL was proved that
he had fired two shots from a revolver at
his Wife last October and that one of the
bullets only missed his wife's head by six
inches.
Harris, whose youth was the principal de-
Tense of his attorney. Charles McGroarty,
was only married to his wife three weeks
when he suspected her constancy. He ac-
cused her one day OF being unfaithful to
him. and when she answered him In a flip
pant way he got mad and used his revolt
YER. When questioned by the court as TO
what he meant by shooting, Harris said he
did not shoot at his wife, bat at a mau
named Pete whom nc suspected or being
too friendly with his wife.
Judge Afford, in sentencing Harris to the
limit provided by law. said that wife MUIR
derS and attempts at wife murder are get
ting too frequent in Marion county for
lenlency to be shown In the case, and that
he would assess the maximum punishment
in the hope that IL might serve as lesson
TO other men who contemplate such brutal
treatment of their wives.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-14
Diamond Ring Involved.

A replevin suit, filed yesterday by Gray
& Gribben. jewellers. against Thomas Kiley
and Albert o. McNulty, is for the recovery
of a diamond ring. The jewelers. aver that
the solitaire diamond ring was sold to Kiley
for $65. to be paid in monthly payments
of s.. and allege that although he made the
contract in January, he has failed to make
any of the monthly payments since April.
The jewelers. want the ring returned or the
payments made in full.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-14
GUARDIAN FOR ALFRED PURDUE.
The Eccentric Character Well known
to Indiana Politicians.


The Security Trust Company was dis
charged as guardian of Alfred Purdue yes
terday and his son, Iemuel Purdue, ap-
pointed guardian by Probate Commissioner
Walker The guardianship over Purdue by
the trust company has lasted during his
confinement in the Central Hospital for the
Insane. where he had been committed by
an insanity commission. The duties of the
guardian are to care for the property, val
ued at about 5000. held in this county by
Purdue.
Purdue is remembered in this city as the
eccentric man who seriously believed him
self 10 be a candidate for nomination by
the Republican party for Governor in 1900,
and who, when he did not receive a vote in
the convention that nominated Governor
w. T. Durbin, accused the politicians of
throwing him down." He also asserted
after the convention that Governor Durbin
used money to secure the nomination, and,
therefore. displeased the rank and file of
the party. who wanted Purdue nominated.
His eccentriclties and peculiar actions in
Indianapolis and In the Hobbies of the no.
tells made him we'll known to all of the
local politicians. The insanity commission
found him to be insane and ordered him
confined i'm a hospital for treatment. He
was released yesterday on the application
of his son. who intends Il take him TO Ko-
komo and keep him there.
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GIRL IS A FIGHTER.
Ruth Tuford Sentenced to WOmen's
Prison by Judge Afford.

Judge Afford committed Ruth Tilford.
fourteen years old. tc the Industrial School
for Girls yesterday to serve until she is
twenty-one years of age. The girl was ac-
cused of incorrieibility and By the wit
nesses who appeared against her the charge
was clearly established. The girls aunt
testified that she is n bad girl and that al
though only fourteen years old, is very
wayward. She said that when she tried 10
correct the young girl and to persuade her
that she was wrong in some of her actions
Ruth would ASSAULT her and on more than
one occasion had given her n good beating
The girl is very large for her age, and from
the testimony OF the witnesses is an ath-
lete of no mean ability. and has the repu-
tation of being a good fighter, which she
has earned by numerous assaults on per-
sons who diSpleased her. When she was
committed TO the Reformatory Ruth did
not seem TO mind IL much
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-14

Certificates have been issued 20 the following
named Indianians:
original-Frederick Guth. Evansville. IS: VIII
Herbert W Love. Plymouth. SO twar with
SPAIN: Joshua Clark. Mount Vernon. IS
Increase Reissue. etc.-John Herrin. Fort
VILE Si7: William -. Thomas. Cannelton. SO.
Newton J. Ritter. Terre Haute. sl2 George g
"a beats National Military Home. Marion si..
Joseph Phillips New Albany. 81. ElsshN Harty
Dunkirk $40: Archibald +. Hudkins. Kewanna
Is. Henry Williams. Northington. So; John p
Brown ElmwoOd. si2; Moses Quinn. dead. New
Augusta sl2 Mexican war); John Nanater COL
fax sls Mexican war;; James @. Phillips.
mount S. (war with SPAIN; John l.. Gullion.
MARYLAND sl7: Louis G.. Schiesz. Blooming
Grove 40: Samuel IL. Rinehart. Lebanon, t2s.
Isaac Thornbarg Ridgeville. tt; Morton Long
New Albany sl2: James A. McAlster, Indian
anoIis IS: oliver :. Plummer. Richmond. fi7:
lanes ] Kelsey. Lowell. si2 William Mucke
Indianapolis. sl7: Ruben Haynes. Monterey $50:
Wflam n r. Bowen. Warsaw. 81. George NJ
R,gxs Greensburg s.: Jacob Nandyke Rioon
inston SO: Alexander G. Mopps. West Terrs
Hsute, SEA: Thomas J. Arnold. Muncie. sIs:
WsyneSyille Sc: John r. Spencer Holands
burs' As: Lahue +. staten. Bunaloville, So
Widows Minors and Dependent Relatives
susannah Sorwolt Fort Wayne. 81: Clara Il
WnkInsOn Center Point. s.. Phoebe Sprover
Warsaw si2; Nancy Jane Frank. Indiana rolls
sIa. Alice J. Harvey. vincennes. s.: Elijah IN
s;uinn New Augusta. s. (Mexican war): Karo-
line Ffscher. Napoleon. si. Harriet Z WriFSt
ReIlmore sis: Nancy A. Pate. Bascom s,s.
Margaret NJ. Wilcox. Upton. 81 twar viii
Spain.)
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Ninety Gases Transferred.

In order to reduce the number of cases
on the Appellate Court docket and to even
up in measure with the Supreme Court,
ninety cases were transferred yesterday
from the Appellate Court to the Supreme
Court. By the May calendar there were $50
cases in the Appellate Court and only 173 in
the Supreme Court. With the two divisions
of the Appellate Court, each considering
half of the cases that are left, the work
will be pretty we'll equalized.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-14

PeopOsAI.s For RIFE IN S,T-T,rc,s-
Oflce Chief Commissary. Department OF me
LaAes. chicasO. Ia. Oct &c is1e sealed pro-
2osals Will DC received until l. nj. Nav n zoe
sna then o!rned oliics az each coumisrs nv
al following named posts. for furnlshlay and
delivering such auertltits Ct Fresh Hcef and
Mutton Subslstcace Department as may he
required az Forts Grady and Wayne. Mieh
Fort Sheridan. III. Rocx Islani Arsenal M
Indianapolis Arsenal Ind. Cv,urrhus Barracks.
Ohio. Fort Thomas, Ky. ana columbia Arsenal
Tenn, during six months commencing Jan. l.
l303 Inf rrrstion furnished on application en-
veiores containing proposals should he .ndorscd
"PrnI< sails cor Frssh Iecf and Muttoa 10 be
opened Nov. ~. 500. and % addressed 10 COM
r,fsrsry al post be supplied. A D. MS.
klein. Major. Chief Comfy.
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Slot Machine Case.

Charles Polster. a saloon keeper at In
diana avenue and Michigan street, who
was arrested last week charged with oper-
ating slot machine. was arraigned in
Police Court yesterday morning and his
continued indefinitely. Polster asked
for jury trial Prosecutor Collins said
that he was so overburdened with work at
this time that he could not think of hold
ing a jury trial
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-14
VITAL sTATIsTICs-Nov. 10.
Births.

Eva and Henry swartz. .so2 West Michigan
{ FioTvnes ana I'd :. Bray. 1901 Ashland avenue.
KAMA and Thomas Pryor 1Ii3 East Thirteenth
street. girl
Pearl and Fred g. Urfer. u29 Cornell avenue
AI,ha snc e. Mohr s2s North California street.
girl.
Ms and l.. N Probst Torbct street girl
Gertrude and Alex Davidson. 2ils Pearson
avenue. girl.
Carrie aud John Tattman. 1916 Hillside avenue.
bow.
Mary and Robert sEegss. 9s2 West Maryland
street. boy.
, Julia and w. F. Disset;e. Is The Lexington.
r.rl.
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the Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
Company two lots, and later built two
houses on them. The houses and lots were
purchased with money belonging to both
husband and wife, and to complete the pay
ments OF the improvements placed on them,
Clark mortgaged the property. To hold
the property he decided ii to his son, Guy
Clark, who now holds the deed. Mrs. CLARK
AYERS in her complaint that half of the
property belongs TO her and asks that Guy
Clark be compelled TO transfer IL TO herself
and husband. IL Il is impossible for the
transfer to be made without the appoint
ment OF commissioner by the court,
she asks this aDDDintmpnt
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Claims Ordered Paid.

The Patee Bicycle Company receivership
is nearly ended, and a report of the re-
ceiver will soon be submitted to Judge
Carter in the Superior Court. Yesterday
the court authorized Lucius Nj. Wainwright,
the receiver, to pay the claim of John r.
Klein, who brought suit for the receiver
ship OF v1Si03; that of the Goodyear Tire
and Rubber Company for S2.522.4S, that of
the Manhattan Storage Company, 1898 0S
and that of the Puritan Tire and Rubber
Company for S56S.92. These claims are the
last 10 be satisfied.
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Suit for Right of Way.

Judge Allen yesterday heard the argu-
ment of the attorneys in the suit of the
Indianapolis Northern Traction Company
against r. c. Light and others OF Broad
Ripple. The traction company asks the
appointment of a board of appraisers TO
condemn property held by the defendants.
which is needed by it for a right of way
through the northern part of Marion coun-
ty. The company filed suit against Light
in what is known as an instrument of ap-
propriatio in compliance with the recent
law enacted by the Legislature providing
for the requirement of property for private
rights of way by electric railways.
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A TANGLED SIfuntion.

Harriet l.. Clark fled a suit yesterday
against her husband Charles NJ. Clark and
her stepson. Guy 4. Clark. which is based
on some peculiar phase OF family business
affairs OF the Clarks. Mrs. Clark and her
husband own several pieces OF real estate
jolatly. and In the administration of the
affairs OF their property have acted to-
gether. Not long ago Clark purchased from
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Pa.s Agreement Not Settled.

1t is understood that the committee APP
pointed at the meeting of Western roads
held for consideration of the pass agree
ment, TO confer with the presidents OF the
Trunk-line Association roads. will have an
opportunity to do so on the 18th instant,
the subject being the "Anti-EXchange
Pass Agreement" The differences be-
tween the Eastern and Western lines are
great, and that the agreement will be re-
affirmed by the trunk lines for another year
is doubtful. 1t certainly will not be unless
some of the Eastern executives have had
reason to change their minds within the
last ten DAVIS