The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-04

company vs.. 9he Granite Mercantile COM
rany, Kfowa county, motion to dismiss
sustained.
No. u67. Mrs. NJ. E. Smith VS., Young
& Schiller, Noble county; motion TO dis
miss oTerruled, amendment allowed.
No. 11s1. School District No Y. form
erIy School District No. 1, Garfield county,
Okla, vs. The PeninsuIar Trust company,
Garfield county; coptinued by stipulation.
No. 1is3 The Peoples Bank OF Pratt,
Kan, a corporation, VS.. Frick company,
a corporation, and J. p. Jones, Garfield
county; motion to dismiss overruled
No. 11s9. Clement L. Racey VS.. Myrtle
A. Racey and Sam c. Davis, Grant
county; continued by stipulation.
No. 1213 G. W. Aultman VS.. J. T.
Speaks. Logan county; dismissed for fail
ure 10 file case made
No. 1880. r. C. EGmisson Va Drumm-
FIato Commission company, a corpora
ton. Woods county; dismissed for failure
TO serve brief.
No. 40. John T. New VS.. Territory of
Oklahoma, washita county; motion to
dismiss overruied.
No. 117s. John c. Frantz vs. Margaret
say1os, Kay county; motion 70 dismiss
overruled-
No lisO. John c. Frantz, William t.
Keatley and frank Lenhart vs.. Mar
gsret saylor. Kay county; motion TO dis
miss overraled.
No. 1i91. Geo. ". Miller ct. al, VS..
The Campbell Commission company, ct.
al. Noble county; motion TO dismiss over
ruled.
no sei1. Mrs. .. a. sehwint VS.. Jas.
D. Clare, ct. al, Noble county; dis
missed.
Ardmore. 7. T. June 8.-B. P. Gibbs.
an attorney of Ada, through his attor-
neys. Cruce & Cruce and Aosley &
Smith, has filed here in the district court
a S25,O00 damage suit against ). B. Dun
lap Of Ada. " G- Phhpin OF Ada. and
me First National Bank OF Ada. F. F.
Dunlap and T. G. Philpin are the presi-
dent and cashier respectively, apd when
the cause Of the injury was alleged to
have occurred A. B. Dunlap was the bank
president.
The plaintiff alleges that on February
70. 1901 the First National Bank of Ada
employed him as its attorney; that in the
discharge OF his duties il became neces-
sary for him to make trip 10 Arkansas
and Texas to recover some property on
which the bank heid mortgage, and
that on his return he rendered TO the bank
n true, itemized statement of his ex-
penses. Plaintiff further alleges that 4.
3. Dunlap andi others of the bank said
that plaintiff during his absence on his
business mission FOR the bank. was In
Hot Springs, Ark, having a good time,
representing himself as being president
OF the bank. For this cause plaintiff
asks the court 10 give him a judgment
for $4,000 and all expenses of the suit
Ardmore, L p, June s.-Ths United
States court, after "A week OF diligent
work. has disposed OF the Holly
murder case. in which John Rowles and
Mrs. Bette Holly were charged with the
murder of Sam Burford. near Marietta,
June %, 1900 Murder trials always at
tract attention, but when fair woman is
being tried on so grave & charge the
trial never fails TO create widespread at
tention and to provoke an unusual
amount of gossip. The one just disposed
OF was no exception 20 the general rule,
and all during the week the merits OF
the ease have been largely discussed on
ule streets and around the court house.
The jury was out some time and the court
had reasons TO fear hung jury, but
when court convened yesterday morning
the jury rendered a verdict of acouittal
for Mrs Holly and a verdict OF man
slaughtev against RowleF.