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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-25
ADULTERATED DRUGS.
Local Health Officers Are Interested In
Controversy Now on.

Local health officers and the drug trade
are interested IN the controversy In prog
ress IN New York and Boston over the
adulitrstlon Of drugs by manufacturers
and wholesalers. which has been prac-
tised 10 such an extent that physicians
there are never certain now whether
their prescriptions win do o.. work ox.
pccted OF them. The New FORK health
commissioner. Dr.. Darlington, recently
sent out a circular letter 70 the whole
sale trade calling attention 10 the fact
that, after an extensive sampling Of pack
ages bought at random, he has found that
IN ~ per cent the result OF analysis show
ed the dealers liable TO criminal prose.
cution. There has, In consequence. been
a great awakening. and committee from
the wholesale druggists waited on the
health commissioner for consultation. One
or the committee lost his temper and
thought 10 defy Dr. Darlington where
upon the latter threatened to put the man
under arrest on charges The druggist
militant then came down on his high
horse. The trouble was laid 10 sharp com
petition among the manufacturers and
wholesale houses. The latter have prom
ised TO cooperate with the health com
missioner In lettering the situation.
A prominent Salt Lake wholesaler SAYS
that purchasers In this market always So.
cure the purest goods al the highest
prices because Il does not pay to handle
adulterated drugs However, a member
o. the state boaid Of health saws there is
great deal Of substituting going on
among retail druggists that IA SUBSTITUTE
Ing for eastern, standard made ingredl.
ents called for In prescriptions, other In
gradients OF their own Comn0undng, thus
making 100 per cent profit
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COURT EoTEs.

Suit 10 quiet tide 10 block is Fol-
SONS addition 10 salt Lake City has
teen filed IN the district court by Wall
Ter q. Folsom against :. h. Miner and
Truth A. Miner
An action has been hled in tho dts
trlci court by w. ]. Craig against w.
+. Mitchell 60 recover $3.50 alleged 10
be due for money loaned to defend-
ant and $3.50 for bills paid by
plaintiff for defendant
Suit has been filed IN the district
court by Joseph Howell against II. j,
Sass, ]. B. Estmond. Bert Hancock
and L. /. Nudge to recover 500 al.
legged 20 be due for labor performed
upon some mining claims owned by
defendants from June /, 1902, to July
80. 1905.
The jury IN the condemnation suit
OF the oregon Short Line Railroad
company against William W. Foster
CT al, which has been on trial in Judge
Lewis court for several days past. has
returned a verdict In favor Of Defend
ants for the sum OF $500. the value
OF land condemned by the railroad
company The property involved Is
located on the corner Of First South
and Third West streets.
John G. Pierce has filed suit IN the
district court against Nephi p. Pierce
to recover $1,000 which is alleged to
bp his interest in the proceeds Of the
sale Of a farm owned by plaintiff
and defendant Jointly, PLAINTIFF fur
nished the money with which 10 stock
and operate the farm while defendant
managed the farm. Plaintiff alleges
that defendant sold the property with
out his knowledge and has failed to
give him his portion OF the proceeds
o. the sale.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-25
NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC
STATE CONVENTION.

Buffalo y. T.. Sept. 25.-When State
Chairman Cord Meyer raped for order
and nominated Lewis Nixon of New
York for temporary chairman. the hall
was comfortably filled. Mr.. Nixon was
elected without opposition and as he
was escorted 20 the platform there was
tremendous applause.
Mr. Nixon said a state victory which
he predicted would be a forerunner Of
a national Democratic victory. The
platform OF the state would, he said, be
also forerunner OF the national plat
form He charged the present admin
istration with reckless extravaganza
and betrayal OF labor. When the nee
essary preliminary work had been
completed the convention adjourned
TO IL o'clock tomorrow, the session to-
day having lasted "a minutes.
Late conferences following the meet
ing last night OF the Democratic state
committee did not deter delegates TO
today's state convention from appear
ing early In the hotel Hobbies and at
the headquarters Of t{e various can
didates, The action Of the state COM
mittee last night in referring all con-
tests 10 the convention meets with
general approval and Will facilitate
the work Of organization for the work
before the convention, which viii be-
gin az noon In what was formerly the
srmory OF the Seventy fourth regiment
New York national guard and which
has a seating capacity Of about 1000
after providing for the $50 delegates
and their alternates.
The permanent organization OF the
convention may not be reached until
Wednesday. There is apparently a
disposition TO put over the serious
work Of the convention until tomorrow
when II is planned to adopt the plat
form and name the candidates.
Three Of the Ave leading candidates
for governor. W. X. Hearst, W. T. Je-
rome and William Sulzer are from
New York county: a fourth, Justice
w. ]. Gaynor. IL from Kings county.
and the fifth. J, y. Adam, is the mayor
u this city. Others are talked OF
in the event % a deadlock. which is
regarded as not improbable.
II has been arranged that when the
time comes for call Of the delegates
for nomination for governor Assembly
may W. V. Cook OF Albany the first
delegate on the list, will address the
convention, placing Mr.. Hearst In NOM
nation.
The Tammany Hall delegation, which
Is generally regarded as holding the
balance Of power. has not as yet held a
caucus though Il has been the custom
to do 30 the night previous 70 the con-
vention. The selection Of Lewis Nixon
as temporary chairman was the first
Tammany victory. and also Is regard
cd as point gained FOR Hearst. Mr..
Nixon is close 20 leader Charles Il.
Murphy OF Tammany Hall and was
sent "a the convention as a delegate
from Mr.. Murphy's own district.
Mr.. Murphy's only comment on the
situation In Tammany has been that
he found plenty Of Hearst sentiment"
m the organization. As TO the chances
OF the other candidates he has remained
silent.
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THE WAY OUT.
Change Of Food Brought Success and
Happiness.

An ambitious but delicate girl. after
falling TO 20 through school on account
OF nervousness and hysterla, found IN
Grare-Nuts the only thing that seemed
to bulld her up and furnish her the
peace 81 health.
From Infancy" she says. Il have
not been strong Being ambitious Is
learn al any cost I finally got 10 the
High School, but soon had 10 abandon
my studies on account OF nervous prOs-
tration and hysierla
MY food did not agree with me.
grew thin and despondent could not
enjoy the simplest social affair for
suffered constantly from nervousness In
spite ~ all sorts Of medicines.
This wretchei condition continued
until ] was twenty-five, when ] became
interested In the letters OF those who
had cases Ike mine and who were be-
Ing cured by eating Grape-Nuts.
Il had little faith but procured a box
and after the first dish I experiences
a peculiar satisfied feeling that had
never gained from any ordinary food.
J slept and rested better that night
and IN a few Gays began to grow
stronger
Il had a new feeling OF peace ana
restfulntss. In few weeks. 10 my
great Joy, the headaches and nervous
ness left me and life became bright and
hopeful, ! resumed my studies and lat
CT taught ten months with east-of
course using Ggape-Nuis every day. II
Is now four years since began 70 use
Grape.Nutsi an the mistress Of a hap.
py home and the old weakness has
never returned" Name given BY Pos
tum Co. Battle Creek. Mich.
There's reason" Read the little
book, The Read 10 weilvllle," in pkgs
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SECOND DIVORCE SUIT.
Nora Greenhalgh Again Appeals To
Courts Tor Relief

For the second time Nora Greenhalgh
has resorted TO The divorce court for q
legal separation from her husband Hon
~ Groenhalgh she and defendant were
fret married q years ago. but we're %.
yorced three years later In Denver They
remarked IN Denver in ls2 and removed
to this state Greonhalgh went TO BIns-
ham and conducted a clearinghouse aud
about six months ago he vito LETT him
and took their Young daughter 10 Mon.
tana and placed her ln the sisters school.
GTecnhaRh found out where the child
was and went 90 Montana and brought
her back here where she WAS placed IN
The Infants home The question n the
custody n the child will b. decided upoa
IN the juvenile court this afternoon.
In her complaint Tor divorce Mrs
Gteenhalgh charges her husband With
cruelty and failure 30 support She asks
fOr 500 as attorneys fees, 50 per month
allmony and the custody q the child. IN
the first proceedings in the juvenile
court q few days ago the child stated
that her father treated her cruelty and
that she preferred 20 live with her
mother.
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DIST. ATTY. JEROME OUT
OF GUBERNAT0RlAL RACE,

Buffalo, y. T., Sept. 25.-Dist Atty.
Jerome's candidacy for governor was
practically Withdrawn today at an ad-
Journed meeting Of the so-called AL
bany conference OF anti-Hearst Demo-
Gratis. Al the meeting. which was at
tended by representatives from about
% counties, Il was decided that the
delegates opposed 10 the nomination Of
William Randolph Hearst should con-
centrate on either Judge Gaynor or
Mayor Adam as expedlency may re-
cuife.
At the conference Thomas NJ. Os-
borne, former mayor Of Auburn, said
critical condition confronted the Demo-
cratic party and there was danger that
''the emblems and traditions which we
all love are 10 be turned over 10 the In
dependence league"
1T is" he continued, 'the sense OF
the majority OF those present that We
should concentrate on some candidate
who can be voted for by all self.re-
specting Democrats. and who NAV pos
sibly defeat this unholy alliance"
Mr.. Jerome. John y. Carlisle OF Wa
teriown, secretary Of the Democratic
state convention, and former mayor Os-
borne were appointed a committee to
90 among the delegates and ascertain
the sentiment and report az a meeting
TO be held tonight.
Mr.. Jerome would make no state.
ment after the meeting. lie has let il
be generally understood during the
past few days that his object IN enter.
ing the race was for the purpose OF De.
feating the nomination OF Hearst. Any
combination that could accomplish this
would be satisfactory to him.
Representative Sulzer claims he has
al voters outside Of Greater New York
who viii stick 10 him throughout.
He says that even n he does not get
the New York county votes. but OBJ
tains those OF Kings and Queens he
viii have total Of 81, or II more than
necessary.
Mr.. sulzer said the only assurance
he has from Charles +. Murphy is that
some time between the close OF toiays
session OF the convention and the ses-
sion tomorrow Tammany conference
will be held, "and Mr.. Murphy Is very
friendly 70 me-" ne added.
He also asserts that Jerome, Mcclel-
land and Adam are all working for
him az the one man who can beat
Hearst.
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LATE LOCALS.

Bank Clearing--Today's local bank
clearings amounted 20 Ss0S,g2S.s5 as
against S563.5IS.i7 for the same day
last year.
sly New Elks-Six mavericks will
be branded Wednesday night. IN the
Elks' corral There are now nearly
700 Elss IN the Salt Lake herd.
New Club Members-The following
local college men have just been
elected to membership IN the Uniyer-
sity club. Lawrence Fox. Yale, 1908;
George X. Sheldon. Michigan School
OF Mines. 1905, Dr. ", III. Rothwell.
Denver university. 1909
Realty Transfers-Ella s. Sears has
sold to Hyrum West. Jr, S7sXl4sls
feet. on First North street, between
seventh and Eighth West streets. for
$4,000, X. 5. Heath has sold 10 An
ME +. Howard. 5xlO rods. at j and
Fourth streets for 5000.
Interest On Bonds--City Auditor
AIN today drew a warrant on the city
treasurer for the payment Of the SEMI
annual interest on the special water
and sewer bond issue OF 100000.
The interest amounts 10 $4,000 and
II payable IN New York on Oct /.
The warrant will be forwarded 10 New
York today by the treasurer.
Lack or Coal-Local coal dealers
report no coal received from Wyoming
for the last 60 days. except one COM
palrY whose properties are located at
Ro,k Springs. the occasion being the
decreased consumption by the rail-
roais and important centers In the
northwest However. the receipt OF
coal from the Utah Fuel properties Is
reported as very fair.
Wedding Day" in Provo--A big
excursion train pulls out Of the san
Pedro depot at this evening. II VIII
be bound FOR Provo and carries the
entire Salt Lake Opera company with
many OF their friends THE Wedding
Day VIII be presented In Provo to-
plight. and the final performance will
be given In Logan Friday. The o.
$ l.. will run an excursion leaving at
3:30 y. m, tickets good TIL the S0th.
Continued Clear Weathcr--The en-
tire country west Of the one hundred
and fifth meridian is under a high
barometric pressure. 50 that clear
weather is likely for some days to
come This continued clear atmos-
phere Is appreciated bv contractors
and builders as a good opportunity 10
hasten excavations and complete cell
lars, as we'll as 10 get new buildings
under cover Threshing operations
in the field arc also helped and ac-
celebrated.
Exhibit Coming IIcr-The Boise
exhibit viii be brought down from
ogden this afternoon, for display at
The rooms OF the joint association. un-
DER the direction Of the d. A. & NJ
society. With the exhibit comes a
cabinet made at the Deaf and Blind
asylum under the direction Of Prof.
briggs by the inmates OF the lnstl,u-
ion and showing specimens Of their
handlNork and skill There Is also a
display Of fruit preserves made by
ne inmates % the Weber county ,s-
urinary also a mineral exhibit from
Ruby a Wheeler Of ogden. The ex-
pcrimental station AZ Logan viii be
represented by dairy display
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-25
PERSONALS.

state Supt Nelson has gone to Park
CITY 10 inspect the local schools
State Supt Of Schools Nelson is In
PARK city today on school business
Supt w. p S. Hawk OF the Postal
10 Chicago.
John +. Bowman has gone to chies-
30 to resume his legal studies at Chi
cago university
j. Q CrItchlow aud J. II. Garrett
have returned from a months trim
through the east
j. A Engberg. the clarinet PLAYER
ana Nte, arrived this morning. from
Boston aud viii reside here.
Samuel PiNton Of Taylorsville has
returned from Chicago 10 resume his
studies at the University OF Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-25
CANNON IN KANSAS CITY.

Kansas city. SPIT. 25-Speaker Joseph
g. Cannon and Representative James
v Watson ~ Indiana SPENT TO-DAY as
Kansas City's guests. They arrived
on the morning train from sedalia.
where yesterday they delivered the first
speeches IN the Missouri congressional
campaign. The days program In
cluced reception q luncheon. an au-
iomolile tide about the city ana
speeches tonight At Convention hall.
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'r.'''''''%a144%4a4,,.,.
'oDeTS MONEY MARKET

|: New York, Sept, ,s.-,,o,.,,
!! call hrm' ih9Sis per cent T'i'' OF On
/ Ing rate, S per cent. s,.' 'ul'
!; bid az per cent; oaeres ., ''ns
. cent. ~ PET
! Time loans dull ana s,,,-
|. and 20 days, z Der Scs,ousi y
, months. 6ls per cent. N'"'' sI
! Close: Prime mercaD,u,
! 6llg7 per cent. '"' Iape'
I Sterling exchange. ea,,.- 49,.
! actual business In banks- WIN
at i.sSe0ILsSs5 for deB,s.ss olli
. az i.'965Qi.7slO Tor % Say a. ,i ana
! POSTED rates. 4s0b6IS, 0,lls,
! tals; commercial b1js "a, any
. i.1sA. '''' iFsd
Bar silver, ass.
Mexican dollars, Jg5.
Government bonds 49,,
railroad bonds, irregular. sway
's:-:-::...'.:.:.s:..:..:..........s....
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CROPS DAMAGED BY STORMS.
Wheat and Oats Reported In Bad Con-
ditlOn in Eastern Utah.

Cashier Romney Of u. C. a. has
returned from a pleasant two weeks va
cation IN eastern Utah. lie lett consider
able snow on the eastern side OF the Was
atch range, where the season was 80 short
that one farmer said he had hardly had
time 10 get his feet warmed from lsst
winter. The wheat and oats are m bad
shape, owing "a the storms, the grain be-
ing badly lodged and tangled up, 20 that
II Is hard to cut even With a grass
mower However. the fruit crop Is tnor-
nous. and the trees are all loaded, 50
that the question Is what 10 do With ~?
II the growers only were provided with
fruit eYapOrtors all ~ the surplus fruit
for which u leady market cannot be found
could be- taken care Of. and the hope and
expectation Is that the Introduction Of
these useful means OF disp0ging 81 fruit
viii become more general m this region.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-25

There's a mighty big addition to the
clothes buyers comfort been made in Salt
Lake. We've long enjoyed the reputa-
ton of handling the best clothes in town
(Hart Schafner & Marx), now we want
you 10 come in and see the best fitted
clothing department. Our upper floor is
all devoted to mems clothes. Every COM
fort and convenience which will appeal
to the clothes buyer will be found. It's
New York clothes shop brought, to Salt
Lake, and its yours to inspect
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

salt Lake City. Utah. Sept. 18Th lss-
Sealed proposals will be received 81 ~
Is East South Temple Street SAT- ~
City. until II O'Clock a. m Ilesos,'
October 18th. for constructing pump w.
gates and removing and reseliing ga" +"
Utah Lake pumping plant IA.
Instructions to bidders, together w
specifications and forms Tor Contract ~
bond. can be obtained upon appllesuoh I.
the Secretary, at 81 Wet South Isinl
Street, or Louis c. Kelsey Ciyil III
neer. -
The right Is reserved to reject any 81
all bids. .., p-.s.
BY order Of the Associated Canal f'o
dents. .... .,.,,..,,
Io1rIsC- KELSEY, civil Endreef
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PUBLIC LANDS IN
IDAHO WITHDRAWN.
lspeelal b the "News.rl


Washington, d. c.. Sept. 25-The sec.
rotary Of the interior has Withdrawn
from any form Of disposition whatever
under the public land laws the follow
Ing described lands for use In oonnec-
ton with the Dubois irrigation project:
l6ah0-Township s north. range As
cast, sections 10 a. inclusive. Town.
ship : north, range IS east, all Town
ships 5 and 2 north. range 4s east. all
A portion Of these lands IL included IN
HeDry's Lake forest reserve and the
withdrawal Of such portion IL allowed
in order that II may serve on the rec
ords OF the general land office as notice
that these tracts are necessary TO the
development OF the Dubois project and
right OF way privileges therein should
not be granted, unless approved by the
reclamation service.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-25

Of her sons body, and then boarded A
train for California.
Young Wenner was only Is years Of
age and was vel thought Of by his as
sOciates he had been afflicted with
the disease which caused his death Tor
some time. Mr. Noble Is well known
here, especially IN railroad circles. H.
was former superintendent OF the salt
Lake division Of the Southern Pacific.
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MARTIN GIVES BAIL.
viii Appear In Court Tomorrow 10 An.
swer Charge OF Manslaughier.

Portland Ne, Sept .;-Terry Martin
o. Philadelphia, and the officials con-
neeted with the sparring exhibition AZ
the Auditorium last night N the midst az
which Jack Mckenzie ~ Philadelphia
died save bal To-Day for the appearance
IN court tomorrow on charge o. man
slaughter.
Physicians think that Mckenzie dlsd
from the effects 81 a blow over he
heart. A pcsi-moften examination and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-25
ARMY FIRELEss COOKER,

Washington, Sept. E.-Under the dire~-
ton Of Commissary General sharp OF the
army, experiments have been made al the
practise camps this summer and fan OF
a hreless cooker. The cooker has been
used by the army for some time IN an tx-
periInental way but this fall Il has been
tired under severe service conditions. The
results have been particularly sAtisfae-
tory both 10 the officers OF the commits
sary department and 70 the men IN the
field.
The cooker now IN use has four COM
partnents ard weighs sranty AboSt ia0
pounds II viii hol. 70 gallons Of food.
enough 10 supply meal 10 company Of
Infantry or troop Of cavalry.
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AFTERNOON ON rxCH.yo,

Con. Mercur. 900 a, a
DAY Judge, ! at d -
paiy West Vest, 20 at ii.n.
s.c S1it az i shl' ! "a 20 at III; im ;,
Star Con, 800 at IA,
stray Dog, Lice al I,
at IS b 80. 'a'n' 100 at q.
Silver Pick. 200 at =,
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GRIEF Is DOUBLED.
As Son Dies, Husband Is Seized With
Paralysis.
lsrecIal 10 the .'News."l

Especial 10 the News
ogden. Sept 2S.-whne Mrs. ]. S.
Noble. well known woman Of ogden
Is speeding toward Los Angeles 10 be at
he bedside Of her husband, who was
seized with an attack Of paralysis this
morning. her son, lincoln G. Wenncr
lies dead in this city. a victim OF tuber-
tulosis. The young man passed away
his morning and hardly had his eyes
closed IN death when a message came
20 Mrs Noble from southern California
conveying the sad information that her
husband has Just been seized with a
severe attack Of paralysis Mrs Noble
a. once made arrangements for the care
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Salt Lake City, Utah. Sept Sth ~ -
Sealed proposals will be received a. n
Is East South Temple Street Sak IA
City, until o'clock p. m. Tuesday 0c'1'
Der 9Th, for furnishing and installing o.
tor. centrifugal pump and gasoline %
CINE al Utah Lake pumping plant
instructions 10 bidders. together W
specifications and forms for contract a
bond, can be obtained upon appAcait
10 the Secretary, 81 West South Tsrf
Street, or Louis c. Kelsey Civil "a
neer.
The hight is reserved 10 reject any I'd
all bids
BY order Of the Associated Canal PTo
dents.
ANGUS NJ. CANNON. ChsiHrih
LOUIS c. KELSEY. Clvil Engineer
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WEATHER REPORT

Record AZ the local Office Of the wealth
er bureau for the q hours ending at &
a. m. today:
Temperature al a. m. 60. Maximum.
q. minimum, a. mean, o., which l. 2 de-
grees below normal
Accumulated excess in pfeciptation
since Jan. I. e.s inches
Relative humidity. 81 per cent
FORECAST TILLsP. NJ. WEDNESDAY,
Local forecast for salt Lake City and
vicinity;
Fair tonight and Wednesday
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JAMESON roa GOVERNOR,

Concord. y. H., Sept. 2S-The Demo-
Gratis OF New Hampshire nominated
Nathan c. Jameson Of Antrim. as their
candidate for governor ~ the state
convention held here today.
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ROBBERS WRECK BANK.

Brady. Neb.. Sept s5.-The Bank Of
Brady was wrecked BY robbers this
morning. -Four charges Of dynamite
were used. The amount OF money taken
Is not known. A force OF men and dogs
IL II pursuit.
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JUSTICE DURAND AGAIN.
Another Application For Writ Of Pro.
hIbItLOn AgaInst Murray Man.

Another application for a writ 81
prohibition against the notorious Muir
ray justice Of the peace. Charles y. Du.
rand, was filed in the district court YES.
terday The petitioner is Al Zuckswert.
who alleges that Durand rendered an a.
legai judgment against him and In Ia