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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02

Was Commonwealth Attorney
Of Chesterfield County.
Z 4 STATUE ! J. |: 10 BE 81: RAISED \! ,
Alteration u the Confederate Monul-'
tnent to 90 unvslled About July tst..
Smallpox Nsar 6wansboro COST
Eight Hundred Dollars. 8t.1
(spectal g me rimes. Dispatch,

& i Especial to- The Timca- Dispatch t3g&
{8 CEEBTnRF111ID, VA, May 1.--- tls
Ernest H. Wells. Of Manchester ycster-
day rendered liia resignation to Judge
Clopton as Commonweultlis Attorney FOR
Chesterfield county, and tho Same hna
boen accepted ~ tho Judge, to tnlto effect ct
ns Of yesterday. In his lcttor Of resigna-
ton Mr.. ellis states that new bus1noss
connections madeGit necessary for him 70
give ZIP tho Office Of attorney for the
Commonwealth. position which he has
held for little moro than three years.
4 In the vacation order to DO entered IN
connection with Mr.. Wells resignation
judge C1opton& makes complimentary rel
erence to him as$a an officer who has zone
credit to himself and been useful to the
State and county during the term OF his
service. The county people share the
same opinion ana recognize IN Mr.3Wellls
d lawyer az unusual ability. He was
appointed Commemorative Attorney for
this county In April, 1900, when Hon. P.
VI Cogbill resigned that office to succeed
Mr.. M. & Az Cogbill, then lately deceased
as clerk Of the County Court. It Is
thought here that Judge James NJ Greg
ory Of this county will probably be APP
pointed by the court to succeed Mr.. Wells
In Office, II s455{ .s5 ~; 3si II 93G3
Judge Clopton, by authority Of tho Com
federate Monument Association OF this
county, has awarded the contract Tor
making the change in the monument mere,
recently decided upon, by raising the stat.
iue about two feet above Its present leve 81
on the capstone, to Mr.. Peter Donald. the
con tractor who furnished the stone Tor
tho monument and constructed tho smart.
This work will probably be completed IN
n short Will e. & but the day of unwilling
has not yet been set and Is not likely
to be fixed upon for n time earlier nan =
the first Of July. A great day is expected
here at the time OF unwilling. and nuch
prepa ration has to be made.
'rhe Board Of Supervisors on last Mon
day allowed claims aggregating about
5000 on account OF expenses in6connectlloe1h
with ouara,ntining and caring for the
smallpox victims and suspects around the
village Of swansboro within the past Two
or three months. Bills have heretofore
been allowed amounting to about W..
making the total expense ABOUT bout ssv y.
There were six cases OF genuine small SINAI
fpox, and about fourteen other persons
were held in quarantine by the 1 l3'l OF
Health officials. y
Il Mrs.s3J. Percy 5winfree and her friend,
Miss Grace Hawkes., of Connecticut, spen t
yes erday with friends at the Courthouse
and in viewing points Of interest around
the old county seat.
Rev. j. T. sowell will hold special ser
vices on next Sunday, the, 80, at Beeulan
Church, near Drewry's Bluff and at TIN TIT
~ church, OF this place, the first named e
"a he at $3.50 o'clock and the other At
r. M. The services arranged for last sun J.
day at these two churches were prey, e
BY the hard rain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
DlNWlDDlE DRY
Result Of Election Held In Three Dis
trlcts on Thursday.
Especial to The Times-Dispatoh) Z

tricts on thursday. u S7s K
III. Especial to The Times Dispatoh.)
DINWIDDI9 G. H., VA.. May Tine
Local option election held in DlnWiddie
county yesterday resulted In a.vic victory
for the "drys' by q majority Of about w
two hundred and fifty in the districts
81 ERowanty, Namozine and sapony. OAR
'vell's district went dry" several weeks weeks
ago, and by yesterdays election the en-
tire county Ia now dry. which anects
stwenty-seven bar-rooms.
q The following is tho vote by precincts:
& Rowanty District-Dinwiddie Court
d house Precinct: Vets, Al: drys, a.
gReams: Drys, IS; vets. !. Rocky Run:
Drys. 81; vets, 10, Monks Neck went
wet by one majority and Malonis by
lbout Ave.
sapony District-Broo.land Precinct:
4 Y,rys. rs; vets, II. Ritchieville: Drys,
\ %; vets, 0. Cherry Hill: Drys, II; vets,
Namozine District-New Hope Precinct:
prys, 8s; vets. |. Church Road; Drys.
2 "; vets A. suth6rlands not heard from.
but will give a good majority for the
Il "drys." n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
SAL EhlfMEDAtl..L..LL.,ll,S!T';Ss.$
Eastern Conference Of the Lutheran.
synod to NJ eet Near Salem n !. rs Isl

Eastern Conference OF me $Luutt'etca'i
synod to Meet Near Salem. 35
(speciul to The Tiines-D Dispatch s8 & VI
SALEM, z VA, May ! TIL GO mmenco-,
rnent Z exercises OF tho Salem Graded and II 9
,lIigl, School we're held In the Town Hall.
Inst hight, beginning at 81 o'clock The ne
gold medal given In the High School was
won ny Miss Margaret FTantz. Misses Misses
Grace Foutz and Maisio! Luyinders We're
tile winners OF the grammar school and
primary department medals. respectively.
The gold medal given in Miss spessard's
grade was awarded to little Miss Cali
afornn Light. Addresses were made BY
DR.. Robert Fraser and professor X. =
stearnes, Superintendent Of schools 4 OF
Roanoke county The awarding OF the
diplomas and the distinctions were the
last events of. the evening AZ IA q.
The Eas tern Inference of the Luthe-
ran SYNOD Of Southwest Virginia will be
hold a New Zion Church, near Salem,
beginning on May nth and continuing
until the 10th. The opening sermon VIII VI.
be preached on Thursday evening, May.
nth, by. Rev. w. II. Cline, president Of
the Conference, \, 3
Rev. Dir. II. Fl. Martin, pastor Of the
Salem Baptist Church, has Just I, q zen.
elected by the Baptist State Mission
Board for evnngelistic work in Virginia
Mr.. Martin. has not vet decided whether
or not he will accept the position
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
Y lMt'llNNls THE WINNER, I.
State College Oratorlca Contest test at
"a Y. Ashland Last Night. y 81
Especial to ,rhe Times Dlsp.ntch0 .


l63 fspeclal to rho Times . Ispatch)
ASH LAND, VA. May .T7-I ~, 81 s y, y
college ora toroal contest was to-night
won BY i u. Mo1nns, OF the University
Of Virginia. It took place before q large r.
audience II, tie lecture hall at Randolph
Macon College. The young orators y! i ac--
quilted themselves admirably and save rave
tho judges-Hon. Carter GLASS, OF Lyno 'h
burg; Fill Garter Esd, tef Ashland, afa
lie Rev. James z P. Smith. p. DD. ,5. OF. OF
Rcl,mond- no easy task TO determine me
winner. Each orator was allowed thirty
minutes, and they 5nll took full allotted e'e,
timo. The following contestants raced race
the Judges: III iss5S !. Z.
o. l.. shewmake william and Mary J,
Collsso subject, Tho Great Defeatod''1
w. p. Powell, Richmond Colleges 1'tss
.'Soutrerr Heroism. :" Il # 81
5R. X. Morton, Randolph Macon t ie9'
llege; ..The New South" 81 vi ss
"A ~. B. Crawford or Florida, Of Wash
0lngton and Lee University; southern Sou the =
iCharacter.',4 IA * .il Ell
I'D. ". crabtreo, Roanoke College;
inWhen the Ba ttlcnage are Furled. IS a,f
w. G.. jackson. Hampden-s Sidney COL
lego Homo Influence. III ats
70. McTnns. University Of virginia. u
.'Robert Edward Lee. Nth Mi ~. ~,
Il a NJ Warren. Emory and Henry ;S5l ll'
Problem ofthe Age X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
MOTHER CAUGHT HIM
Sixteen-Y ear-Old Boy jailed IN Effort
to Run Away from Home.

4 \ 4 t-.l1 Ri
! ROxBURY, VA, May There was an
exciting scene here yesterday when 4 q
grief-strlcken mother was In full pursuit
of a wayward son. Mr.. {Bebee, Of Michl-
gan, who recently bought farm near
this place, has several children, ohe o. q
them, who had become home-sck. q lad Of
sixteen, made the attempt to get. 70 Ms
far away western home. Ile q 60 E !, 9
yigilant eye Of the mother. went to Mount ll'2
castles station on the Chesu.ts,.-; ~ !. !.
Ohio Railroad and boarded the east-oo H,.
missed him size started In a buggy In pur-5
suit, and met the train at this place. The
boy, when he saw his mother, Jumped
or the train and started for the woods as
nearby. The screams OF the lazy We're
responded to BY somo men nearby, They
soon had the. boy, who was turned over
to his mother, who carried him back nome
The excitement was great fora WINE. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02

u w ood wnrd,s Administration. THIS ease
invnlves the genuineness dt the signature
III d bond of ~, 100 alleged to have beer,
executed III lass by Mrs. Eliza AZ Woods.
wnrt an, payable to Mrs. 1Dllzn "A. Sem,
ION, Tho cnse ID Of special Interest," to
ira pcot,le az rnuuuicr. where The par
IDS to the suit resided. Mrs. seatoh is y
Represented ~ Mcssrs. lcppa 1Iunton, u,
IL Richmond, nnd II. 8. Turner. Of War
rentnn. rhc administrator OF tile Wood
wnrtl estate IL represented by Mcssrs.
Edward Nichols ana John II. A1cxatfde'
Of The r.eesburg bnr. fter able arg,i-.5
ine,,ts BY tho couhsel engnged the e c (.
wls submitted to the Jury. tho members r
Of whicl, were unable to ngroe, and were 2.
dismissed this evening . II ts Il iii''t a n i558
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
LICENSES GRANTED y
CAPE Charles Now Has a Revenue 0
IN Over $1,000 from this Source,
n lf,nec,al to The Times-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Tlmes-Dfspatch).
Z ! CAPE CHARLES. VA, May 1.--All the
{saloorl-keepers of this city, save ono, re-
,newea their licenses at Enstville Mon
day The city revenue now derived from
this source alone amounts to sl,GS per
year. H5 s54
Mr.. c. A. Travis, proprietor OF the Vir-
q gln!a Hotel. of this city. yesterday pur-
chased thirty-six foot gasoline launch
for use as an excursion boat during the
summer months.
The Arlington Hotel park and pavilion
! viii be opened June LIST.
IL Mr. and Mrs. ], W. Anderson gave de-
.ightful birthday party at their home.
4 on Tazewell Avenue. Monday evening IN
honor of the sixteenth anniversary of the
birth OF their daughter, Miss Mary A..
Anderson. A number of young people
were present, and spent most enjoyable
4 evening, l53.5 s,-t I3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
BRITISH BROKERS IN
LONG WALKING TEST
my inv Assuoc,ated Press. !

j. LONDON, May 4 hty-soyen mem-i
hars VI thhe London Stock Exchange
started at $3.50 o clock this morning from
Westminster Bridge on q May-Day walk
toEthe Brighton Aquarium q distance Of
tflfty-two and one-quarte q. miles, ireas
Interest had been excited IN this contest,
for which the competing members had
been training for weeks, Handsome prlzea
were frered to the coH1petitors, ana coh.
siderable sums o. money were wAkeFeu
4, store ave miles had been covered one-
third OF the men had a woe-begone ap-
lpoarance 4 their numbers had been reduced
nearly onethalf by the time they passed
Red Hill, twenty miles from the start. 4
" u, u, Broad won, arriving at Brighton
at 4:06 p. NJ. 8t3 " X By VA 4
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Observation-Disclosures,
ESPECIAL to The Times-pispatch.)

5i1I Especial to The Times-D ispatch,) 351
4 PORTSMOUTH, Il VA, May 1.-NIiss
Emma Woods and Mr., Anderson u. Mc-
Pherson were married esterday after
noon at tho residence Of Mrs, sallo A.,
Woods, in County Street. Tho ceremony
was performed by the Rev, A.. r, Shaw,
pastor Of the Thirst Presbyterian Church.
The bride was attlred In q suit OF light
crap crepe de chine and carried lilies OF
the valley. The maid OF honor. Miss
Mary Townsend. OF Cape Charles, Va
cousin of tho bride was dressed In
white. Mr.. Alexander p. Mcpherson, OF
Iynohburg, was the best man, The
other attendants were Robert Wilson,
OF this city, and Montgomery OFT, Of
Norfolk, .I5e -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
Windsor. Wants TO be Dry
Especial to Tho TIules'plspNtch

WINDSOR. VA, May 1.-The liquor
men are circulating a petition IN WING
sor. There will be very few TO Sign y,
as tho majority OF the people DO no'
line farmers through this section ave
very busy this nice weather planting corn
and preparing to plant peanuts. a.
,terprise School came off on Tuesday
night, when a most enjoyable programme
was rendered by the scholars. Rev, N,
r.. Smith delivered the medals. and MI
'lgamne, ~ NJ AZ y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
sYouIlyn,lKI,-.Oardwetl.

w N {ypccini 10 Ths Titnsb.D ispatch.J
a MANC1 O111 CIx a "A, Z May Ia Mr. I'D \
wnrd Young ana M iss w iiits Card well
were married yesterday nfterfo on Ct the,
residences " the BRIDES mother, ct this
place. Tho attendants we're az followst I
Mr., II. Allie Mitchell, OF Richmond. aild.
Miss BESSIE Powell 81 Mansohick: Mr. q !.
Douglas Young and Miss Ora Powell, q
Richmond Y Mr. W. q. Gard tell y brother i
or tt,c bride, ana Miss G1rtie Y Dung, sis.
ter Of tho groom. trhe ceremony was per-
formed ~ Rev. II. a. Willis. The bride
Ia tho daughter Of the late William B ~ -
Cardweii, 81 l5this place. The groom &
the son Of H e N. 7 %. 8g 5s4 II,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
SERIOUSLY WOUNDED
James Wyatt Shot Twice by william William
Bobbitt IN Pittsylvania. \ 5}i;5 4,
frnoc,o1 TO The Times-Dispatch.) 4

Especial to The Times Dlspatcn.1 5l
CHATHAM. VA. May 1.-Thursday az
Mount Airy, in Pittsyyania county Wll--
liam Bobbitt shot James Wyatt /. twice
with a revolver in the$arm and BODY, IN
fiicting very serious wounds. me men
eu,1arrelled and Wyatt went of to feld
and was followed by Bobbitt with two
Z pistols. After shooting Wyatt he dropped
both pistols and ran, and had not been
arrested when last heard from. 38,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
Rams o,ml7-Bowmrla,,n,,,

IVA Especial to The Times ispatch,) ~
~ ia RMYILLE9, VA, May 2,--Iha home
of Mr.. and Mrs, Sidney Bowman near
Farmytlle. was the scene Of q very pretty
daughter. Miss Mamie Lee Bowman. be-
came the bride OF Mr. Lee Edmond Ran
som. The ceremony was performed by
Rev, s.. II. Thorn paot1, Of FIrnaYille Bap-
list Church, pastor OF the bride. The
bride ywaa Beautifully gowped " waite
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
Dry by Big Majority.

Special to The Times. Dispat ch)
* UNION LEVEL, VA,,,yt May "a local
option election WIS held for Buckhorn
District, Mecklenburg county yesterday:
The farmers are exceedingly BUSY. ana
the number Of votes cast was not large.
The result Is entirely satisfactory to
tho friends of local option. Number Of
votes cast. 50: dry, 72;I wet. Z: defaced.3 g.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
CLOSED DISTLLLERlES#
Mann Bill Puts Many 10 PittsylvanIa gut
Of Business.
* lsnoc,,l "a rhe 'rImes- DIspatch.)

Especial to The Times-D ispatch)
2 CHATHAM. VA. May 1,-About twenty
distllerles and several har-rooms were 3,
closed In the county Thursday, April SOth'
and 1t is probable that only a very few
viii resume business after the May term
OF County Court. when applications Tor
license will DO made, The police protecTT
ton cannot be had at any OF the country y,
bar-rooms, which, together with a petit
lion signed by a majority of the 3reglst err
cd voters Of the districts, Is more than
the liquor dealers can overcome.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
Railroad Change at Bristol.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
III BRISTOL, VA, May{1,-Ano other change.
took place In railroad circles here to-
day when c. Q. Parker resi- ned the
ssuperintendency of the Virginia and
Southwestern Railway and was succeed
ed by T. II. McCue. formerly OF Chat-
tanooga. Mr., Parker us several good
offers under consideration. i$@-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
Smith, srgrave.
IA. c,nl 8 ~, !; Times. pl ii, tai )

h Especial to aThN ~ msc-Dlspaten. \
4 mr. 1DDI1R1 C1fBB IN q, S VA, May 4. 4s II,
AT Mt. Carmel Church. In Caroline looun-
~. on Wednesday,, at noon Miss lDhie M M !
II. Hargrave, Of that county, Il became tbs
bride 81 Mr.. Judson w m Smith. Rev. H.
RI. Smith ON clatins. Mlss Manic liar.
grave was the maid OF honor and Mr.
12ylnnd Jeter.. Tho best man. Tho ushcrs
were: Mcssrs. George 1Iarsrave, Douslaa
tQuarlea, John r. HargrDve, Jr..S and Jeter
Alton. 5s II IN ts4 & NJ 45i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02

Sorgandy ana carried lilies Of ttc valley
ME- Jos,s noEtn sistef ~. Y sra{'
acted as best man. sThs3 Attendaht s were
MISS Il Clara n frAll we'll With & MI. ~ ionias
Henry TAi dwell; MISS fahn,1 Smith 18th
Mr.. Willis b. Jones ~ NILES Anna Norris
with Mr. 81 tf3ss UptonsS The mouse WAS
beautifully decorated In ever greens and
out flowers Y lI4A slt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
Eri,.--Bro,m,rley.

s (Hrcc,alSto The II lines. Dtspatc h. y
sW1NC1Ii1s TE'R, vA.,,4 Nfay, Ham pton
Erb, Il ~ thy plumber 81 fer15tville. and
b Mias EliKabc:A Bromley. OF Clarke 5coun-
ty, wore married In BerryV...e last eve-
Ming by Rev. y. II, 6canlon. OF tho Pres
Ebyterian Church. y III II ls5 3l55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
6Gowln-WIIllam,,,

(speclni 20 The Times Dispatch.)
4 BOwLER's WHARF, VA. May 1.---Mr.
Willie GOWN and Miss Martha villinms
were married At o. clock yesterday af-
terday Mt the homo OF the brides par
cnts, near Bowler 3. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
.gZE$Y nv 7XEaE.

A motormau Ia Chicago ran his car
into the approach Of an open bridge but
stopped it with the fender actually over-
hanging the gulf below. He wouldn't
want to repeat the experiment because
the chances are that he'd never again
1,ax,o tia co ma crnnd fortune -. lla1.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
Only After Fierce Struggle We're OH
GERS Able 10 Land Him in Jail,

Especial to Tho Times-D ispatch.)
WINCHESTER. VA. May l-After
making several unsuccessful attempts to
commit suicide, Joseph Butler was cap
tured at his home near this city last
evening BY Sergeant Taylor and Oft,cef
Neville, and after a fierce struggie they
brought Butler to jail, Yesterday he tried
Ia hang himself, but was found by his
family before life was extinct. n,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
EDWIN j. s. GREELEY is "a
MADE PRESIDENT
.(By Asspci.A led Press.l

NEW HAVEN, CONN, May lie eneral
Ed win s.. Greeley, Of this city, to-day was
unanimously elected presldent-general Of
the National Society Of the Sons OF the
American Revolution, 4i5
The following were elected yice-pres!4
DENTS general hi 3s, 4 u Wa
Ira ii. Evans Of Wexas; Dr., j. ..
lBaynes, OF Washington; Daniel M, Lord,
yIllinots John u, Hubboll, OF Ylrgtniai
Arthur W, Dennis. Rhode Island,
chosen chaplain-general, all other ofasalsl
being reelected, IL MI "A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02
OVER a! SIGNATURE
After a Holly Contested Fight the Jury
s ~ Could Not Agree.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)

IE77D7 Especial % TIC I1mes-l1l tch,J "7-|
4 GEIEsBTJRG, VA, May 1.-The Cir.
y puit Court Of I<oudoun county. which is
\ IN session here With Judge o. y: Nicho
on the bench, had been occupied for three
sxs With lhs tl1r q The casa Of tseatou
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02

Ss edras r, y. Trics. OF Cumberland, II visit,
Sins her sister, Mrs, q. M, DrisI)2ll. 90
North Twelfth Stree i. n 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-02

Once In a
while soWe one
who has travel
ed to the very
ed eof the
danger line OF
stomach dis
ease stops Just
In time to save
his health. But
the majority. of
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-01-31
VARIOUS INDUSTRIES.


A company of Fort Wayne men has been
formed to engage in the oil business, and
the Fort Wayne-California Oil Company
was Incorporated yesterday, with $4,000
capital. The directors are Joseph ii. Greier,
Frank Wolf. Hugh p. Stewart, Fay p Ran
dali and Perry A. Randall
Stouts Company Incorporated, with s10,-
600 capital. to engage in the dry goods boot
and shoe and general merchandise business
in Indianapolis. The directors are Harry
Stout, Edward L. Stout and Elizabeth
Stout.
The II. b. Thayer Company, of Green
field, Incorporated, with $4,000 capital. to
engage in the general merchandise BUSH
ness The directors Hollis b. Thayer,
Permelia A. Thayer and Edward p. Thayer.
The Pocket Shoe Company, of Evansville
Incorporated. with $4,000 capital, and the
directors are Bernard III. Heithaus Frank
II. Rinkhoff, Daniel j. Shine. Frederick Z.
Francisco and Albert j. Veneman.
The Independent Telephone and Tele-
graph Company incorporated, with 5000
capital, to operate a telephone system in
Harrison, Floyd, Washington, Orange.
Crawford and Perry counties. The head
quarters will be at Corydon. The directors
are Oscar 5. Wright, Frank b. Wright and
Ed ID. Mitchell.
The Milford Hoop Company, of Milford
increased its capital stock from $1,000 to
SIS, 600.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-01-31
The Spanish Language,

To the Editor of the Indianapolis Journal:
You have shown appreciation of Spanish
by advising cur young people to acquire
it. Some of its peculiarities, as contrasted
with English, might interest some of your
readers. We use many compounds of Latin
words, as revolve, commute, contradict, etc.
The Spaniard uses both the roots and COM
pounds, and they are the common language
of the people in Spanish-speaking countries
He wolves when he returns or repeats an
act; mutes when he changes his shirt, etc. :
diets when he tells anything fables when
he speaks; petes when he asks for a thing
sallys when he goes out; supers when he
goes up; bases when he goes down He
cannot say he is right or wrong but is
obliged to say he has reason, or does not
have it. The opening of an assembly he
calls its aperture. Our grammarians have
discovered only three genders, though our
photographers have perceived another
hermaphrodte. At least they have named
another The Spanish grammarian. owing
to his sharper vision probably, has discoy-
cred six genders-masculine, feminine neu-
ter, hernia phrodite, epicene and ambiguous
In photography and beauty Spanish has no
peer; in richness no superior. G.. w. ].
INDIANAPOLIS Jan. 20.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-01-31
THE COURT RECORD.
SUPERIOR COURT.

Room John l.. McMaster, Judge.
Kate NJ. Stuard vs.. Robert ID. Hobbs ct
al: for receiver. Plaintiff filed petition for
appointment OF receiver. Submitted, con-
sidered and granted and James s Cruise
appointed to take charge OF property.
The Hollensbee Stone Company VS.. Rog-
ers K Dunlop; on contract. Submitted, evil
dence heard. finding and Judgment for
plaintiff against defendants Rogers & Dun
lop for sS27.33 and costs.
Samuel A Hollensbee vs. Benjamin Rog-
and William Dunlop; on note. Sub
mitted, evidence heard. finding and judy
ment for plaintiff against defendants Rog-
ers and Dunlop for $500 and costs.
Room 3-Vinson Carter, Judge.
Louis Hitzelberger ct al VS.. Home Stove
Company ct AL; accounting and receiver.
On trial by court.
William c. Buddenbaum ct al. vs. William
l.. Bakemier ct al; mechanics lien. Dis
missed and costs paid.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Henry Clay Allen, Judge.
Flora Johnson VS.. NJ. s. Huey Company;
damages. Trial resumed.
NEW SUITS.
Theodore A. Guth VS.. Robert Harding:
petition for the appointment of guardian.
Circuit Court.
The City Bond Company vs. p. C.. Wey-
enberg Company ct al: complaint on i'm
provement lien. Superior Court. Room l.
Herman Geisen and Julius Frendenberg
vs.. William Bosom; suit account. SUI
perior Court, Room ?.
Andrew j. Lends VS.. Fred L. Evans;
complaint on account. Superior Court
Room l.
Maude v. Slider VS. Virgil C. Slider; di-
vorce. Superior Court. Room 2