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Evening journal., 1903-02-17
ovo-i,aulinq Tug.

The tug C. G. ASH which ,
barges through the Delaware
Chesapeake Canal is at the dock
Pusey and Jones Company whel
will receive an oyerhauling. III
comes here for that purpose o
year.
Evening journal., 1903-02-17

a temptation for candidates TO make
promises which would be detrlmentai
to the usefulness Of such an ohicef.
Knowing politics as we do. we should
expect 10 see Wholesale promises OF a
reduction in gas bills by those who are
aspirants for the place OF Inspector
The duties as prescribed by this bill
should ba performed by the p-unl)ins
inspector. Thus a new office need not
he created. That officer might be paid
small sum IN addition to his present
salary or he might be given an assist
ant IL would have the advantage Of
placing the work under 4 department
of our city government, and the de-
partment where it naturally belongs
AS an extra inducement to accept
this solution we may point cut that the
present plumbing inspector is very
honest and competent official, and in
the performance Of his duties as gas in
spector his decisions would he accepted
without question. Now il may be said
that with an officer to straighten out
an irregularities, we need no further
gas legislation. 1t is worth 81 per
thousand feet to manufacture gas, and
it is not Furnished for less elsewhere
But we have a right to see that it is
good gas, and that the people are
chargd for emily what they consume.
Evening journal., 1903-02-17

Hundreds Of lives saved every year
by having DR.. Thomas Eclectic Oil
in the house just when it is needed.
Group, heals burns, cuts, wounds
of every sort
Evening journal., 1903-02-17

&C. l.. Ward has purchased th'
property at No. 1917 Market street from
the Lewis Vandegrift estate for S13,50O
Evening journal., 1903-02-17

Delmarvia Telephone Co. viii no
interfere with newspaper business
Evening journal., 1903-02-17

A news item says that under an
agreement Of the operators, soft coal
prices are to soar. Well, IN a snort
time. as far as the people are concern
ed, they may soar.
Evening journal., 1903-02-17

Judge John II. Reagon. Of Texas
devoting his leisure time 10 writing
memoirs.
Evening journal., 1903-02-17

If George Kennan's stories in the
outlook are false, then Addicks has the
finest opportunity imaginable to secure
damages. The Outlook is a thoroughly
responsible publication.
Evening journal., 1903-02-17

gcdchild of Napoleon passed through /
Warsaw on his way back from Moscow, |
and the great General stopped OF the
baby's fathers hctel.
The Rev. e. c. Wheeler. a Congre-
gational minister of ROckland. Mass, |
has created a sensation in his flock by |
declaring that dancing is too good a
recreation to he turned over to Tie
devil and advising his hearers TO cuiti-
vate the terpsichorean art assiducusly.
The man who thinks he has a pleas
ing voice is the one who always wants
to read his newspaper aloud on the
train.
For riding a bicycle after being
warned a canon named Stampa has
been suspended by the Bishop of Assist,
Italy.
Dr. J. f. Snyder. of Virginia, Ill, has
been elected president of the Illinois
state Historical Society. He owns one
OF the finest private museums devoted
to natural history in the State.
The Kamsan who proposed bill pro-
viding for an amendment to the Con-
stitution for the disfranchisement Of
the negro never heard Of John Brown,
Of Knnsas.
The plans of the French Socialists
for disarmament do not meet with
f much approval in that country, and
{ probably will not as long as there are
] many Socialists there.
e Report that John d. Rockefeller hac
C said he would pay q million dollars fol
r a new stomach, or a healthy digestive
It | apparatus has resulted i'm deluging the
e standard Oil millionaire with thou.
II sands of letters.
j. q see that Representative Griffith
d of Indiana, has introduced q bill u
y, limit private wealth to $4,000 1000"
lie "Itwould suit me better if he woul
make the minimum limit $100,000!"
{ mo" said the referee, as one of tn
= pugilists went down before a sola
plexus blow, Il don't believe there Wi
be another boxer uprising right away.
II Mrs. Hugh Reed Griffin has just bee
is re- elected president of the Society
MT American Women i'm London. The oh
he ject of the society is to create socii
,ss centre for Americans in London.
Fred w. Atkinson. who for thrC
-. years has been general superintenC
'n ent Of public instruction in the Philil
.eu pines, is on his way home, and viii jo
ala the Columbia University instructors
sed give a course on the Philippine Island
be
'Is he so ignorant, then?'
ent Ignorant Why, say, he's so ignora
the and behind the times that they too
ley him on a murder jury in sensation
Evening journal., 1903-02-17

Delmarvia Telephone CO. gives a
five-minute service to long distance
points.
Evening journal., 1903-02-17

OUR WAY is CHEAPEST.
There is less interest to pay.
There is no compound interest at
all.
There are no charges to pay in
advance. and no extra charges af-
terward.
ONE GREAT ADVANTAGE.
You will not be annoyed by hav-
ing 10 wait for the money. We can
give it TO you at once.
Evening journal., 1903-02-17

'Is he so ignorant them"
Ignorant Why, say, he's so ignorant
and behind the times that they took
him on a murder jury in sensational
caco -
Evening journal., 1903-02-17

Fred w. Atkinson. who for three
years has been general superintend-
ent Of public instruction in the Philip
pines is on his way home, and will join
the Columbia University instructors to
give a course on the Philippine Islands.
Evening journal., 1903-02-17

DR.. Barnett A. Elias. of Charles
ton, has begun an examination Of the
State records of South Carolina, with
a view to studying the part the He
brews took in the early history of that
commonwealth
Evening journal., 1903-02-17
CAUGHT AT RANDOM

Professor G. G. Maynard, Department
OF Technology, Washington, has in
preparation a volume on all the gums
and rifles that have been used by the
United States Army.
Evening journal., 1903-02-17

Reports in regard to the ill-health of
Ian Maclaren are causing anxiety
among his friends. Mr.. Watson has
cancelled all engagements up to July
l., and wiz take a much-needed rest.
Evening journal., 1903-02-17

Anicla Rinzinska, the only remaining
gcdchild of Napoleon passed through
Warsaw on his way back from Moscow
and the great General stopped OF th'
baby's fathers hctel.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-01
Z~adZiwiajace WynalaZki.

Cudom ME ma konca. Wyna-
leziono maszyne kt6ra bedzie kraja6,
klei6 i przylepiac papier ma 6ciane.
Pole wynalazk6w i odkry6 zdaje sig
bye nieograniczone. Do zanotowa-
MIA z pomiedzy wielu wynalazkow
jest DR.. Kings New Discovery ma
suchoty. Ono sprawifo swiatu wiele
dobrego ola s}abych P}uc, j urato-
wato wielom zycie. Tysiace go uzy-
wa}o i pozby}o sic Grypy, b6lu
gardla, zapalenia pluc i suchot.
Og6lny wyrok jest: Jest to najlep-
SIZE i NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lekarstwo
przeciw b6lu gard}a ichorobie pluc.
Kazda SO 6 i $l.00 butelka jest
gwarantowana przez M. J. Kowa-
lewskiege aptekarza. Butelki ma
probe darmo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-01
Procesya WSr6d Ognia.

AAO OO0y ~ WA OoAAASOS .
Biskupz Tortesv W Hisspapii pro-
wadz!& procesya z}ozona z oko}o 10
tysiecy "s6b ma szczyt CORY Caste
sion gdzie zna]duje sig olbrzymi
krzyz Droga. prowadzl przez gesty
wielki las a jest zwyk}2 sciezka g6r~
ska wijaca sig czesto mad przepa5~
ciaml. Maggie ostatni z procesyl zau-
wazall re las "a mimi stoi Y pfo-
mieniach a wszystkimi ow}adne}a
nies1ycbana panika> Wielu rzucl}o
sic ma kolana luni W slepYm prze-
strachu uciekali kobiety mdla}y.a
tylko niewi.,lu stara{o sic usrokoic
t}umy zebrac je i wyprowadzic ma
wolpa cd drew polanke. Gdy sig
wreszcie uda}o ~wynalezc wyj6cie z
~p}onacego pc obu stronach lasu
droga prowadzlfa obok stromej ska
~ Setki ludzi powpada4o do pre-
pa6cl kt6ra ma szczescie tylk" kilka
metr6w g@eboka by}a. Mimo to
wielu pielgrzym6w odnlos}o ciezk,e
skaleczenie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-01
Niezwyk1a jazda.

\ w pewnej wiosce ozeskiej zda~
rzy} sig wypadek Jeden z mieszkan
c6* chcac wypedzi6 z ogrodu 6wi-
nie poszczu{ j. psami Strwozona
sw,nia p~opedz,}a przez wies ma
o6lep. Przebiegajac obok kuzni
wpad}a miedzy nogi stojacego ty} m
kowala. Poniewaz Swinia ~naleza4a
do niezwykle duzego gatunku maj
ster zss by4 dose niskiego wzrostu
podnios}a 60 W gore , popedzl}a z
MIN j~eszcze bardziej wy%straszona.
MASTER trzyma} sig jedna reka
6wihskiego ucha druga "a %szczecine
i wola} 0 ratunek swinia krzycza}a
+.+E[HE-&Aa -&f Sfa-A.= Il sAG8E.-
przerazliwie "a niezwyk}em ru-
maklem pedzi}a grenada eh}cpa-
k6w z g}osnym 6miechem l krzyka~
mi Ca{y poch6d okrazy{ wle6 pare
ray dokola zmordowana swinla le-
dwie jul dychala Al wreszci esko~
czy}a przez male struge
pfypaoa tut obok wpsi. Prey ekoku
.maj,ter straci} r6wnowagge spadi
= wode, : drinla posbywssy sig
cietaru pobiegla dallej truchlcllkieem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-01
ZbrOdnicZy Zab0bOn.

W pewntj "egierskiej wsi nazwi"
skiem Gross Corner n'edaleko
Reschitze zdarzy} sig dziwny / stra~
szny wypadtk. Dom wdoWy naz-
wiskiem Poys by} czesto obrzucany
ksm,eniami i policya ME mog4a
wykry6 winowajcy Al m}ody syn
wdowy przyszed} do przekonania ze
Mkt inny ME obrzuca kamlenlami
domu, jak tylko ojciec kt6ry no.
cna pora ws,aje z grobui~ bombar-
duie sw6j dawniejszy dom. Me wie~
lie my6lac uda} sic ma cmentarz, cd
kopa} grob wyw}6k} cia}o z niego
- zaciagnaf je mile & palil. Chic
pax zostal aresztowany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-01
DOniOs1y Wynalazek.

p Stanls1aw Os:rowski ~w1csclciel
biura technicznego W Warszawie,
wypalaz} przyrzad do automatyczne
go zak}adauia pas6w IA tarcz ira
nsmisyjna. Wynalazek to- dunios{e=
20 znaczenla ola w<zystkich
fabryk i warsztat6w posi}kujacych
sic motorami gdyz kazdy z jego
pomoca z %fatwo6cia moze za}ozyc
pas podczas ruchu maszyny n uara
iajac sic ma najmnieisze riebezple~
czehstwo. Przyrzad ten jest badzo
prvsty nieskomplikowany " uzyciu
uadzwyczaj }atwyi przytem tax
tani re najskromniejsza fabrYka lub
warsztat mole sig wen zaopatrzyc,
aby uchronic swych pracownik6w
cd ciezk'ego ka'ectwa lub fnier6i,
tenn bardziej lie koszt przyrzadu W
bardzo kr6tkim czasie pokryty be-
die przez oszczednosc zyskanego
czasu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-01
Brak panien.

Jaki br&k panien .Polek panuje
wsr6d Rodak6w naszycb ma wy
chodztwie tego dowodem fakt ma
stepujacy. W organic wychodzc6w
naszych W Wiarusie Polskim "
Buchutn Westfall og}osi}a sic pewna
Polka Jakiz skutek by& ~ogfoszenia
Otto zg}os'fo sig nj miej nj wiecej jak
40 kaudydat6w Polak6w. Wszyscy
oswiadczyli gotowosc zawrzeG n
ewentualnie zwiazek mall
z rodaczka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-01
GOdne uWagi ZdarZenie

Pan jap Draszek z Hallestvllle.
Tex, pisa} nam co nastapuje; Me
byllsmy W stanie wyt}omaczyG So
bic kondycyi naszeyo lelat liczacego
syna Jana. Cieszy1 sig on zawsze
iak najlepszym zdrow EN- rubasnzy
silny. Naraz sta} sig bladym i mo
QUO os}abionym pom1mo wielkiej
pomocy ~kt6ra6my udzielic jemu by.
ii Y %stanie. W kohcu ~zupe}nle cd
m6wi} uzywanla jaklchkolwiek leka
stw tax re W jego wyzdrowienie
stracilismy nadzieje i zdawafo SIG
lie stall sig ofara suchet. Nlekt6rzY
z naszych przyjacidf zaohwalili lar
uzycie Trinera Eliksiru Gorzkiego
Wilma dalismy sic przekonac i ma.
N 6wllismy oh&opca by zazy} tego
przyjemnego leku. Ia jego zgoda
sprowadzill6my sze6e butelek i pra-
VIDE m6wiac ME moglismy ~uwierzyd
co sic sta1o. I'd poczatku Jan zao-
wuz mia} dobry apetyt cera sta}a sic
mocniejsza. Dwie butelkl wYstar
czy}y ma jego w%yleczenie Zdaje sig TO
bye godnem uwagi zdarzenicm lecz
faktyczn1c jestto prawie codzienny
wypadek Trinera Amerykahskl
Elikslr Gorzkiego wilma dzia}a wp-
rost ma zo}adek trawlenie stale sig
regularnem krew czysci i bogacl !Je-
stto najlepszy czysc}ciel krwi tonlk
ma nerwy i budowniczy muszku}6w
Sprzedawane tylko W butelkach We
wszystkich aptekach III fabrykanta
J6zefa Tr.ner, 100 S. Ashland Ave.
Chicago Ills. !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-01

motna m6wliicc idsiietcii,csnoolcii. Gaia
fanllia vystepuje oyrku vsdro-
wnem = wielkimm2powodzeniem.
WYsPA Monte. Christie ktdra.
Aleksander Dumas ojciec tax wsla~
vii swegc c.asu jest obecnie ulu-
bionem miejscem odpoczynka krola
wiktora Emanuela III Kr6t posia-
da tam palacyk mysllwski oras
rozleg}y ogr6d botanicznY v ktorym
sam sadzl i hoduje rosliny rzadkie
~interesujac sic jniezmlernie nimy
prowadzac nawet katoiog ich szcze-
g6lowy " kt6rym %oznaczony jest
dzien posadzenia rosllny jej Navy
naukowa 8 popularna w7nik1 otrzy-
name It'd. Niedawno kr6l roma"
wiajac z pewnym ministrem spro-
wadzi{ rozmowe ma romansa Czy
legenda O skarbach ukrytych ma
wyspie Monte Christie istnia{a
pred Dumasem czy tez Dumas ja
9tworzy4? zapyta} kr6l. I'd
powiedzi pa to dzisiaj dac ME mo
ina. w kazdym razie legenda ist-
nie]e. Niedawno przyby} ma wyspe
Monte Christie burmistrz iednego
z Mast sardynskich z dwoma .robo~
tnikeml ably szukaG skarb6w W
mieiscu wskazauem ma przez pew"
nego starego ksiedza Kilka dnl ko
paco ale bez zadnego skutku. Nieu-
datna ia pr6ba ME wytepi bez wat''
pienia legendy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-01
'Milo5c macierzy6slk!klal..

MIi1Osc mac1erzyfflska.
" samku Saint Maurice pod Mo
nj de Mai.an Francya pc smiereii
wlascicielki .tego samku otworzono
pok6j tajemnicsy do kt6rego q Z
zycla jjej ME. wpuszczano nikogo.
Znaleziono " MIN " pieknej szafe
zabalsamowane zw}oki
c6reczkl w}ascicielki zamku. Drew
czynka zmar1a pred wielu laty poe
grzeb jej odby} sig z wielka uro~
czysto6cia powlezlono jednak ma
trumne pr6zna matka DO
v lem ME mogac rosac sig z uko
,hanem, zw4okami wykrad1a lie l
amlesci}a W pokoju W kt6rym haste
pnie spedza}a codziennie Gale 60
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-01

WESELE nadzwyczaj rzadkie
obchodzono. W Nowym Jorku-
Dw6ch harlow liczacych razem 2
metry go en-. wysoko6ci zabiera}o
sig do zwiazku ma}zehskiego. Mfo~
dy pan majer Criquin pochoazi z
Nowego Jorku l ma lat 90 lego iona
urodzi}a sic " Chicago Oboje "a
ZEN waz2 So funty. Matka m{odej
mezatki jest. atletka Jamie sztabY
zelazne ! kruszy {ahouchy : latwo-
Sofa . oiciec mlodego pana wasy
$40 iuntdw patrzad ma dxieci ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-01
rZecZy.
Uwieziony pc IS latach.

W Budapeszcie pred s5 latY
posiadal browar Krzysztof Frank,
pochodzacy 2 Muhlgrun " Czeohaoh
skutkiem grozqcego mu bankractwa
karnego 6ledztwa Frank uc1ekf 40
SIN Francisco gdzie zosta} kiero"
wnikiem bro waru zfozy{ sobie "ko
10 100 600 koron. Zateskoiw sly do
kraju przybyf do Austryi chcac
osia5t W Wiedniu Zamieszkaf lynn
czasem W hotelu i oto los zrzadzlf'
ze poznat 60 jeden z agentow pc
licyjrych i odstawl} do sadu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-01

ZYWCEM ~pogrzebana by}aby
nieledwie zosta1a 40 letnia iona rob
Sheere W Eberswalde kt6ra juz 4
dni leza}a ma marach Gdy " sobote
wszystko do Pogrzebu by}o PREY
gotowane podpadfa pozostajacym
swiezosc twarzy nieboszczki lie re
z nosa i ust zacze}a ciec krew. Prey
wolany lekarz stwierdzi{ re mnie-
mana niebozczka lezala W kurczach
i Jest ~jeszcze PREY zyciu. Chora "a
brano lezaretu ale wszystkie zableg;
ekarskie ably j. d'prowrdzi6
do przytomnosci dotychczas ME wy
daily zadnego r%ezultaty.
The Topeka state journal., 1903-06-06

and so the two got along famously.
vate menageries of England. says that
such attachments come about often in the
big animal parks of Great Britain. At
one of them. Leonardslee, he saw a Sam
bur deer and a Welch pony that were
great chums. At present one of the pair
Of hippopotomi in the London zoo has
grown very fond Of an ordinary black
house cat that enters and leaves the quar-
ters of the big brute at will. In another
private menagerie in Auckland. Mr.. Afialo
saw two gray wolves that were hand
and glove with an European bear. Some
times the bear would get tired of the IN
cessant boisterous play of the wolves. in
which event he would climb tree and
lie down to sleep in the forks of some
branches, leaving his companions to howl
over his absence below.
Sir Harry Johnston, the dfscOverer OF
the Olzapi, in his recent work on Uganda,
describes how, for time. he undertook
the tanning and domesticarion of a NUM-
Der of wild animals of that country, an
experiment in which he was partly sue
cessful Among the animals which he Rad
at his geological experiment station was
a baby elephant and young zebra that
had way Of tWining its trunk in loving
embrace around the neck of the zebra,
and although the latter was usually very
affectionate toward the little elephant,
there We're other times when 1t became
bored and tired Of constant attentions ana
demonstrations of love. and nipped the
little elephant with its sharp teeth r1ghi
spitefully. causing the little fellow to
sdueal under the pinch
The Topeka state journal., 1903-06-06
..LuXURIES,, ON SHIPS.
Modern Vessel Carries $50 Tons Of
Unnecessary Articles.

Rear Admiral Bowles. chief Of the bu-
reau of construction, has made cal
culation based on Investigations made
by officers of his bureau of the weight
of luxuries" carried on a battleship of
recent construction In the preparation
of plans and designs for war vessels
there is almost a constant contention be-
tween the several bureaus in regard to
the weights that should be carried, each
branch contending for the installation
of machinery and devices deemed essen
tial. These controversies are usually
settled by a compromise, in which some-
thing is yielded by each, but the result
is often unsatisfactory and not infre-
auently has proved detrimental to the
efficiency of the vessel.
At a recent meeting of the board OF
construction Admiral Bowles declared
that on each battleship there We're $50
tons of luxuries statement .Whlen
startled the members of the board. IN
cluded in these so-called luxur1eS are
materials of every description that can
not be classified as necessities, such as
furniture ice machines. refrigeratoTs,
radiators and the machinery required Tor
them.
It is pointed out that fagships are
supplied with two bathrooms and ap-
purteuances for the flag officer, WnlSe one
bath tub is deemed sufficient for the
Wardroom in which fifteen or twenty OF
fcers live. There will be undoubtedly a
4 protracted discussion as to what con
/ stitutes luxuries, but officers generally
believe that much of the weights which
Admiral Bowles described might be
abolished and the space given to what
may be called necessities
There viii be little discussion outside
of the flag rank as to the necessity for
two bath tubs in the elegant and spa
cious quarters set apart for the ad-
piral The additional bath is provided
for the guest of the admiral in case he
should have one, which seldom hap
pens.-New York Times.
The Topeka state journal., 1903-06-06

charge. Perkins was sentenced to
three years term in the penitentiary-
The facts in the case are as follows:
Sarah J. Evans, of Lawrence county,
KY. was granted pension of So a
month on May %. 1901 At the same
time she was to be paid s336.60 back
pay in her own right and S517. .93 for back
pay due her late husband, George W.
Evans
Justice of the Peace NJ. D. Perkins
resided in the same neighborhoOd as the
pensioned widow and did her writing
He also was the officer before whom
the papers We're executed. He was the
postmaster here. He converted the
S5179 SO check to his own use and charged
a fee of S25 in addition for securing the
widows claim. The s517.93 check was
indorsed, apparently by the Widows
mark. in the presence Of Perkins son
and son-in-laW and later was cashed
at Grayson, KY, by Perkins
The case was Il hard fought one. The
prisoner had been a justice of the peace
for twenty-six years, and was the lead
er Of the Democratic party in his neie n
borhood He had as counsel Judge r.
G. Burns and H. c. Sullivan, two of the
most noted lawyers in northeastern
Kentucky. while the governments in
terests were cared for by District At
torney Tinsley and his assistant, David
+
The Topeka state journal., 1903-06-06

versed and remanded for new trial.
BURCH, J.:
j. N. Parrish vs.. Mary Parrish; error
from Pawnee county Affirmed
In Re Merrill B. Pringles original
proceeding in habeas corpus; peuhoner
remanded-
ST. L. & S. r. Ry. Co VS.. T. J. Gas
ton; error from Sedgewick county Re-
versed and reminded for a new trial
Arninta T. Donaldson ct al vs. A
Jacobitz, error from Marion county.
Reversed and remanded for furtner
proceedings.
Samuel G. Miller vs.. Henry Baier ct
al; error from Comas,she county. Al
A. T. Eakin vs.. Citizens state bank;
error from Ness county. Affirmed.
PER CUR1AM:
A. B. Mayfield vs.. George Abbott; ter-
ror from Saline county. Afflrmed-
Burch J.. not sitting
Arthur C Bangs ct al VS.. Farmers
State bank etc; error from Convey
county. Affirmed Pollock, J., not sit
ting, having been Of counsel
J. w. Ttylors VS.. Orlando d. Shields el
al; error from Shawnee county. Al
Mary Baker vs.. Louis Becker; error
From Chase county. Affirmed
Robert 3: Wagstaff, GUARDIAN etez e
al VS. Kittie P. Wagstaff ct all; error
from Wyandotte county district court
Proceeding in error dismissed.
]. d. Frazier VS.. S. ID. Weaver; errol
I from Coffey county. Proceeding IN er-
ror dismissed.
Ferd Helm Brewing Co. vs.. Henry
Climber; error from Wyandotte county
district court. Affirmed.
VIM. Widenan VS.. Harvey Taylor; err
ror from Greenwood county Affirmed
Rena NJ. Chaffee vs. w. c. Chaffeei
error from Shawnee county. Affirmed.
John c. Chamberlain VS.. Harry Monk
house; error from Brown county. At
hrmed.
q e. vanard VS. E M. Kampmeieri
original proceedings in quo warranto
Judgment for plaintiff.
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NJ. Fl. Evans. administrator, etc. vs..
A Jacobitz; error from Marion county.
Affirmed
Missouri and Kansas Telephone Co.
VS. H. c. Vandevort: error from sum
ner county. Reversed and remanded for
a new trial.
American Surety co. of New York VS..
Robt NJ Platt. administrator etc er-
ror from Sedgwick county Affirmed
SMITH. J.
John A Poll vs.. ". A Hicks. trus-
tee. error from Butler county. Affirm
ed
Fredrika Gallon VS.. Emil Haas; error
from Doniphan county Affirmed
Geo. n. Haas rs. J. S. Tough ct al;
error from Jackson county. Reversed
remanded for new trial
Harry P Norton ct al VS.. John G.
Reardon: error from Chase county. Al
nrmed. Justice Cunningham not SIT
ting having been of counsel
IN re Margaret Lewis; original pro
ceeding in habeas corpus Writ denied,
petitioner remanded.
CTJNNINGHAM,J j.:
T. w. Harrison vs.. Harvey Hender-
son. admir- etc; error from shawnee
county. Affirmed.
p n Iaveine ct al vs.. City OF Kan
sas CITY. ct al. error from Wyandotte
county common pleas Affirmed
T. w. Harrison VS.. Harvey Hender-
SON execr.. etc: error from shawnee
county. Affirmed. ,,,,.4
( Chas. /. Adams VS.. John O. Gilbert
ct al: error from Sedgwick county Al
Wm. Grubb, minor. etc. vs.. Robt-
Elder ct ali error from Harper county.
{ Affirmed
T. B. Gilbert vs. w. A. Craddock;
original proceeding in quo Warranto'
judgment for plaintiff.
GREENE. J..
/ John Dean ct al. executors et al vs.
Iofn Swayne error from Franklin
county. reversed and remanded with
i Instructions, to dismiss the appeal
Metropolitan Street Hey. co, vs. Slala ..s
Hanson ct al; error from " y5iieSs Sse'
county common pleas. Affirmed
Jas. Robinson ct al vs.. Alo Fac- -
Co. error from Shawnee county
versed and rens1ded.
A Monfort ct al vs. t1ahy9ml m ~ y
Co. error from Allen county A4hi1t4aS1
POLLOCK.
Western Union Tel. Co vs. T. =
Austin: error from Shawnee county
reversed and reTnanded for rurtnef pro
ceedings- e44..
Henry .McGnl ct al vs. Milton Suteos
ct al: error from Jackson county Al
firmed-
Met St. Ry. co. VS.. Cora Arnold
error from Wyandotte district court
ATmmde.
{ r. c. Singleton ct al vs. A T. q ?. = !
Ry Coz error from wilson coeiae y
Affirmed
ct al: error from Lyon county -