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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-03

Banks want government money.-The
National Banks of Chicago which ere
designated as government depositaries
received official notice from the United
States treasury yesterday advising
them of the governments readiness to
increase deposits in accordance with
the plan formulated by Secretary Cort-
elyou and announced some days ago.
The banks are instructed to arrange
to conform to the essential stipulation
for the purpose of securing such de-
posits as may be placed with them.
There are nine authorized govern
ment: depository banks in Chicago and
it is said to be probable that they
void take $4,000 900 or more of the
governments present offerings if such
an amount is made available to them.
Last July the treasury department
withdrew s2,429,399 of its deposits
here and according to the last report
made at that time. Chicago banks now
hold slightly less thaa $2,300,C00 OF
United States money
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-03

The fortieth annual number of Poors
Manual is just issued. The average re-
ceipts per passenger per mile in 1906
were 2.011 cents as against 2-o2S cents
in 1905. The average revenue per ton
per mile in 1906 was O.766 cents as
against 0.7S4 cents in 1905.
The average interest rate railroad
bonds during 1906 was 3.99 per cent as
against S.79 per cent in 1905 and the
average dividend rate on all railroad
stock was 3.6s per cent as against 5 27
per cent in 1905. These low average
rates on capital invested in railroads
are highly instructive as bearing on
the question of the reasonableness of
railroad rates in this country.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-03
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many friends,
also the Baptist church and Ladies Aid
society for the many floral tributes and
kind assistance at the funeral services
of our wife and mother, Mrs. a. ].
Blocker.
MR. AUG BLOCKER AND SONS.
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Total Visible.
Northwest Cars.
HEARD ON BOURsE.

Eight months bank clearings. Shi-
cago bank clearings for eight months
ending Aug. 81, arr. $S,405, 5000 Last
year, $7,212,S72,12S, and in 1905 were
$6,49S,593,S42.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-03
LIVERPOOL MARKET.

Liverpool. Sept. 3-Wheat opened
-eighths to three-quarters higher;
corn opened one-eighth to quarter
higher.
Wheat closed ne-quarter to one
half higher; corn unchanged TO one
eighth lower
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-03

Earnings-N Y. Atchison reports for
July gross $7.9S9.555. inc $1,26S.737.
Opr. exp. $5.34S,695. inc. 1850 net
s2.590,s6O, inc $115.67o, taxes $247,71O.
inc s5s,5sS; net income $2,343,149 inc.
$57,072.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-03
CLASSIFIED WANT ADS.
lTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.
In the matter OF the estate of Ben
Janin +. Kaufman, deceased. No. 292
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has been appointed admins
tratrix of said estate by the clerk OF
the Lake superior court.
Said estate is supposed to be solvent
CATHERINE KAUFMAN
Administrative.
Dated August %. 1907
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Does your sewing machine need re-
pairingg II so. call up c. F Miller. the
sewing machine expert. 241 East State
street, phone 2601. 10-1S-lS&
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-03

the Brooklyn Commercial Travellers at
Copey Island said: The Wall Street
estimate Of the prosperity of financial
depression Of the United States is a
prejudiced one and is usually incorrect.
1t is based on conditions that usually
90 not exist and does not represent
anything IN particular except the de-
sire of a few spectators.
We hear lot about the financial de-
preston and things Of that kind. Let
me tell you there can be no long last
ing financial depression in the United
States. There is too much real money,
too much prosperity and too much
American spirit in this country TO
stand for a condition OF affairs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-03
Always Open for the Thirstv.

There IS a cafe in Venice which has
never been closed, night or day, for
$50 years.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-03

New York Bonds-N Y.-As a regu-
late of a series Of conferences among
leading hnanciers. it was said in Wall
Street Friday that there is now every
assurance that the s40.0O0.000 issue OF
4 < per cent bonds to be offered by the
city of New York on Sept. 10 will be
largely oversubscribed. there Will prob
ably be no necessity for the formation
of a syndicate.
It is said 1t Will be very easy for
the bankers to arrange for an oversub-
scription after they have succeeded in
operating the entire S40.a00.000 in
bonds at an agreed price after the bids
for this amount have been put in at
prices ranging from 103 to LOG, 1t will
be very easy to place bids for 100000
at prices slightly below the genuine
bids.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-03

LOST-Tie pin. set with eight dia-
monds, Masonic emblem. Return TO
this Office and receive reward.-S-S1 If
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TO HANGE-Columbia disk phon-
ograph; 100 records, latest music;
value 500; for Shetland pony Ad-
dress Box MA, Lake County Times.-27
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TO EXCHANGE-Five passenger. IA
horse power Packard automobile;
good tires; will trade for what?
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FOR EXCHANGE-Two acres land
near Hammond, for house and lot
in Hammond or East Chicago. Address
Box W-35, Lake County Times.--2S
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FOR EXCHANGED baby's go-cart for
small bed or wagon. Address Box
NIB Lake County Times.-27.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST OR STRAYED-Bay mule IN
Gary Finder please return to Gary
Bottle Works and receive 50 reward
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L0ST=Key AT Hagenbeck's circus on
ball ground Please mail or return
TO Lake County Times ofhce.-S-26- TT
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RATES.
PERSONALS.

lines or less, per day, 10 cents
8 ceRIN per day for each additional line.
pAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
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n. Y.-C. NJ. Schwab. president of the
bethlehem Steel Works speaking to
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-03

TO EXCHANGE-New eight-room
house, all modern improvements, for
a vacant lot, team OF horses, cash or
what? Address Box DIT, Lake County
Times.-2S.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-03

FOR EXCHANGE-Lawn mower and
100 feet hose for household furni-
ture.-Address Box FIJI. Lake County
Times.-2S.
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LOST AND FOUND-Will finder of
black morocco pocketbook, contain
ing money. business cards and cores
pondence, return same TO NJ p. L. Lake
County Times, and receive reward
e-2G-ff
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WANTED-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. situated in south
part of city. Call Mr. Linn, phone 1852.
.@e-3-3t.
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WANTED-Large front room about
two blocks from Hammond building.
Address G.. A s.. Lake County Times
9-3-6t.
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PERSONAL=Miss Idessa Annable,
teacher OF piano, viii hereafter de-
vote Saturday mornings 10 instructions
Of pupils in Hammond All wishing
particulars address communications TO
1898 Muskegon avenue, Chicago, or
Brennan's tea store, So Holman street,
Hammond.-S- Stat.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-03

WANTED-Two furnished rooms with
eli modern conyeniences, about two
blocks from Hammond building. Ad-
dress S H, Lake County Times.-S-27tf
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WANTED want TO rent small or
medium sized farm between Ham
mond and Crown Point within walk
ing distance to r. R. station. Address
] Meyer, Postoffice Box sos, Ham
nond Ind-S-20-3wk.
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WANTED-Six or seven-room house.
south Of State street and east of
Monon r. R Address NJ. c.. Lake
County Times.--S27-tf.
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED-To rent a four or five room
cottage convenient to Standard Steel
Car. Phone 46s3.-9-3-3t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-03

WANTED-25 experienced salespeople
for all departments of our store; one
experienced clothing salesman; one ex-
perienced man TO unpack furniture and
black stoves; five cash boys and girls
z. c. Minas Co.-2"SC.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-03

WANTED-Cylinder press feeders; NJ
labor trouble; steady work. Write
or apply at once. The Werner Co.
Akron, O.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-03

WANTED-Strong, reliable boy TO de.
liver milk. Apply Z. Fruehiing, SOs
West State street.-9-5-6t
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Room for light housekeep-
| ing; also one bedroom. Apply 7S
State street.-9-3-1t.
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MATRIMONIAL.
WANTED-A good honest man wishes
to correspond with Christian LADY
unincumbered, ~ TO so. II. h Honest
General Delivery. Hammond. Ind.-9-3-2
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Women's Votes.

VIM. H. GOsTLIN, P. NJ.
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R1ALE HELP WANTED.
WANTED-Porter. Apply Hotel Ma
/ jestic.-9-3-3t.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-10-08
DAILY COURT RECORD
Monday, October Z, 1900

Nv Il. White; defendants attorney. George P
United states VS.. James shacsle;7rii assault with
dangerous weapon, plea. not guilty. Attorney W.
+. Ambrose
United states vs. Julian f Reed; grand larceny
United states vs. AIbcr, Luckett; oarual knovl-
edge plea. not guilty, Attorney, Campbell Car
rnron.
United states IS Henry smarwoood; forggry;
plea not guilty. Attorney. r. l. GaskiHs-
United States VS.. James g. BolSrr-i violating
section s3a code, plea, not guilty, rec1gaizauee
500 'aksg with S. Il. Walker surety Attorney.
". F Ambrose.
United states vs. James Watson. conspiracy; plea
uet guilty Attorney, :. A. Putnam
Juites States Us. Arthur Williams. degradation
1n private property plea not guilty. Attorney, !.
Collins
United states vs.. otto Jones. housebreaking and
/ larceny. plea not guilty. Attorney S. j. Tritt.
United states Is. George /. GoodsCgc. violating
gambling law. plea not guilty. Attorney. George l.
tinted states vs. George Seymour. violating policy
| Law. plea u0t guilty. Attorney. A. ~. scott
United states Us George A Chase. violating pol
| iy law. plea not guilty. Attorney Campbell Car
riBEton
United States vs. Frank Ford depreciation on
/ private property; plea Rot guilty Attorney, W, c.
I Chase
/ United States vs.. Daniel Abbott. murder. plea
not guilty. Attorney J. Med. Darlington.
United States vs. Emilio Jalelh. violating section
, JlG5 Revised statutes United states. plea not
guilty Attorney H. Winship Wheauey.
/ United States vs.. L0yi Dixon, assault with dan
gefous weapon; motion for new trial fled Alter
ngy. 5. ID. Truitt.
United states vs. Matte z. Cake. forgery; bal
piece issued.
United states vs.. George shafer and Felix KEEP
| pier carnal knowledge. bench warrants issued.
United States vs Albert Curry and Louise fenni-
more. robbery. motion for severance filed BY Cury.
/ Attorney. David Rlths-hld.
! Assignments Ter t0-day-auaiUments and Gppeals
/ from justices # the peace:
No L Clark % al vs. Shugrue. Attorneys Bran
| deuhurg * BraudeuburE aud Lambert & Baker.
! No. 2 Lcbrandt q Dowel stove Company IS
/ Atkinson. Attorney. Bates Warren.
! No. s. Steisou vs.. TucSsy. Attorneys, Williams
/ & Ofaey. Misunderstanding d Kettler.
/ No. g. Elliott IS. Redmond. Attorney, Hayden
/ johnson.
/ No. Z Mcdonald vs.. Webb. Attorneys. Robinson
/ White and William Stone Albert
/ No. y Carr vs.. Allen. Attorneys, ". B. Reilly
-Icckie. Fulton Cox
/ No. g. Burrows vs. Mitchell Attorneys. L. P.
/ Loyiug-J. r Shields.
No Il Bethel vs. Riley. Attorneys Joseph A.
/. Burkert-Bates Warren.
! No. g. Mullikiu SIS. Eckstein- Attorneys. Stuart
/ Mcnamara and K. s. Huidekoper- Hamilton, Col
fhert YeFkes * Hamilton.
| No. g. Inland Type Foundry Company vs.. Dryer.
/ Attorneys ". r. Andrews-Wilton j. Lambert.
/ No T. Afullikin vs. Wickerstam. Attorneys
Stuart Mcnamara and K. S. Huidek0per-Dougas
[ q Douglas
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-10-08
LEADS NEW ART MOVEMENT.

To Prof. Ernest FennolIOsa, curator of
the Oriental japanese collection IN the
Boston Museum Of Fine Arts. is due the
Inception OF the new movement in ceramic
overglaze decoration. which is gradually
TevolutioniZing the technique of both
Eastern and Western studios. SAYS a
writer in the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
While stationed for fourteen years in
Japan as a representative of the United
States government, Prof. FennollOsa made
a special study of the nations art and
formulated the first principles Of spacing
and composition as taught now in the
Marshall Fry Studio.
Arthur ". Dow, Of Ipswich, Mass, who
joined Prof FennOlloSa after q course In
the Julian School Of Art, and Frederick
3. Pratt, through whose invitation the
new work was removed to Pratt Institute.
are the two other men who were instru-
mental in systematizing and making
known the new courses Of study. As a
pupil of Mr.. Dow, Marshall Fry gained
the command Of technique and the depth
of insight which make him the leading
spirit In pure ceramic art to-day.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-10-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

North Randle HighIands-American Security and
Trust Company, trustee. to William +. Garrett,
lot 2 block 54j6. S3O2D
Grant Park-John P. F. White ct Tx. 70 George
Goodell, lots S. So and Co. block 4. SO.
No. 1875 r street NOTWITHSTANDING Kni1in ct al TO
Charles A. Wilder. lot S. square 133. $40.
Charles 4. Wilder conveys same property 70
Benjamin s Stewart SO.
No. I222 Eighth street northwest-William F. Thill
ct al to Auguste Thill. parJ lot IS. square 400
SIC
Kalorams Heights-Lois B. Cassatt ct al. trustees,
to James D. Whelpley lot 1, block IA, 5000
No. 4G Fourteenth street nOrtheast-A1ary 3. Thomas
to Lydia II. BeatOD. lot Il. square 1888 SO.
Fourth street southeast, between + and G streets
Alice NJ Van Nest ct viz Gerratt B., TO Har-
vey A. Duvan. part original lots and TO- square
go, SO.
Dobbins Addition-Alexander NIillar ct U. TO ia
cob o. Belz. lot 81. square II, $40.
No. 1921 Sixth street northeast-John A Wagner
to Annie Z. Wagner, lot III, square s56 $40.
Eighth street northeast, between Z and G streets
Anna A. Larkin ct vir. Francis S.. TO Virginia
B. Barclay, part lot ia, square 9l3 SO.
Nos III and ll3 L street southesst-Julia P. Evans
to w. Wallace Chiswel, lots 81 and 2. square
north Of 7i3 $40.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-10-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

George W. neckeT. SO. and Resale n Geist 3
Rev. G.. F. Bergnor.
Charles f. Leapley. A. and Victoria Hagan. g.
both Of Seat Pleasant. Nd. Rev. 5. &. Markham.
Charles du Fief Fowler. 81. and Ellie 5. Welsh,
i3. & Philadelphia Rev. William TAYLOR Snyder.
Oscar shelton 8. Of Pittsylvauia Va and Texts
Manning. 2, Of Sandy, River. Va. Rev. T. NJ.
Bristol
James A. Dunn, p. Of Richmond. Va. and Mary
A. Grim. =, Of Swansboro, Va. Res. william J.
Carroll
John Miller q. and Helen Ritter, 2. Rev. J. E.
Irvine.
Donald E. Roseman. 2, and Jennie R. Kramer,
%, Of Northumberland, Pa Rev. J. g. Butler
Artie Mccoy .. and BiauCh smith Is. both Of
Doe Hill, Va Rev. J. B. Mclaughlin
Harry H. Parsons. 90 and Edith NJ Sumption.
s.. both Of Winchester, Va. Rev. J. L. Irvine.
Charles c. Jones, p, and Mary c. Henderson. p.
Rev. J. J. Brio.
COLORED
Eugene TilgIman, =, and Phoebe Dougherty. q
Rev. b. T. Myers.
Bedford Davis, 2. and Mary E Louar. Il Rev.
S Z. ". Drear.
Thomas Cox. 3 and Ida Brown. .. Rev. P. J.
Richie.
William s. Gordon, 80, and Sarah smith. 2 Rev.
George ". Lee.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-10-08
KIRKMAN TO EXPOSE" ARMY.
Ex-Captain Has Book Which He Is
Anxious TO Publish.

Capt Kirkman. formerly of the Twen-
ty-hfth United States Infantry, who has
just been discharged from the Federal
prison at Leavenworth, according to the
Omaha Bee. has written a book which
deals with the inside Of army life"
Kirkman need not 90 outside of scan
dals In which be himself was concerned
TO make the book one Of the most sen
sationaI ever written about the army OF
the United States. Kirkman attempted to
get the book printed at a Kansas City
publishing house, but is said to have been
turned down. The publisher became
alarmed after a hasty perusal of the
manuscript. The book deals with every
scandal that has taken place in the army
in recent years, and it brings into the
limelight Of sensationalism many of the
highest and best known men in the army.
Kirkman is determined to get the book
before the public. and he will go to Chi
Cago. where he will lay the manuscript
before a publisher. There with the in
fiuence that his uncle. Marshall NJ Kirk
man, viii bring To bear on the publishers.
it Is believed he will succeed in getting
the book printed. Kirkman. it is said by
his friends. will go after the army in a
general way IN order to wreak ven
geance on his enemies.
Kirkman, member Of one Of the best
known army families in the United States,
served a sentence Of three years in the
United States penitentiary for violation of
the sixty-irst and sixty-second articles of
war.
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DEATH RECORD.

Warren Callan. PA Z st. sw 2 years
Maria a Spencer 1909 Fla. ave. ne 6 years.
William c. Mullen. 1923 81 ST. NV. 81 years
Frances H. c Bryan. the Cord0ya. Il years.
Jessie +. Connolly. Brightwood, D. c., l year
Patrick Ryan, 2i0 Eth 81. NV, "a years.
John II. LinkIns. us 18th st. sw.. $ years.
Marion Shoemaker. 3Z5 81 Sc. 3 years
Antonio CalamuS. 2 Jackson Hall II. nv. mtls
John McCarty. Wash. Asylum Hosp. 6j years
Mary Ray, Washington Asylum q years.
William c. Johnson, 1850 Church st, NV, 30 years.
B. J. SalstrOm, Govt Hosp. for Insane, 50 years.
John Graf. L. 5. Soldiers Home O. years.
Louisa Freedman. Good Hope. D. C.. & years
Robert f. German 50 \ ST Sc, l year
Margaret f. Brainard. "a ~ 81. sw.. months
John FlaYin. 81 Bates 81. NV. months.
COLORED.
Frank Dixon. 423 \. J. ave. NV, 80 years.
Albert James, 2035 Brightwood ave. nv. 20 years.
Elizabeth Martin, Frcedmens Hospital. S. years
George p Taper. ~ 4th st. NV, 81 years.
Edward Smal1wOOd 1850 I'd St sw.. rear. % wears
Jennie V. Thomas. 2i02 Howard ave-, AnacUsua
D. c.. & years.
Mary J. Clark 1910 G. ST. ne q years.
John ". Atkins. 80 II st. sw- 3 years
Alice Wise, rear s24 Mass. ave. NV. months
Amos Strothers. ZOE Barry place NV. 8 months.
Edith knoblock. l252 Union court sw., , months.
John II. Tyler As o 81. NV months
Malaecia Harris, Emergency Hospital. 50 years.
Clarence B. Jones. 3li Harris court So. months.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-10-08


IN re Robert English et a.: order appointing John
A. English guardian; bond. $50. Attorney. J. VII
mer Latimer.
In re Charles C. Moore: order appointing Charles
c. Moore, IT,, guardian; bond, 81 800. Attorney,
Leon TobTincr
Estate Of Augustus 5. Bechtel; letters Of admin
istration granted 20 Frederick A. Fcnning; bond
s. 900, Attorneys Coldreu 4 Fenning-
Estate Of Mary A. Cook; petition for probate OF
will fled Attorney. ". d. Hoover.
Estate % Elizabeth NcKy; petition for probate o!
viii fled Attorney. T. L. Gies.
Estate Of Sarah VI. Seek: order to make repairs.
Attorneys Newton d Gillett
Estate Of Frank A. Macaboy petition for rule TO
show cause fled Attorney. II. 4. Hegariy.
Es.ltc of Theodore W. Hillary, will dated April
o. 1917. filed. Attorney. Charles J. Murphy
Estate of Edward f. Bingham: petition for letters
Of administration fled. Attorney, Harry Bingham.
Estate ri Ella T. SchTeiner; order allowing
amendment. Attorney F. b. Rhodes.
Estate Of Elizabeth J. Simms: petition for probate
Of viii filed Attorneys, Gordon & Gordon.
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Circuit Court No. 1.
JUSTICE WRIGHT


Onorato vs. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pauy: plaintiff called and slit dismissed with costs
Plaintiffs attorney, 2. II. Marshall; defendants at
torneys Hamilton Colbert Yerkes & Hamilton
Jackson vs. Burgdorf. leave granted 20 file second
amended declaration Plaintiffs attorneys Wolf &
Rosenberg; defendants attorney. J. J. Darlington.
Prince vs. Abrahams, continued for the term
Plaintiffs attorney. J. J. Pcyseri defendants attor
ney. r. B. Behrend.
SchIader vs.. Duckett; sealed verdict ordered.
Plaintiffs attorney, II. f. Davis; defendants attor-
ney, W. H. Sholes.
Wilige. Gibbs q Daniel vs.. Bowen; verdict foI
plaintiff for 500 and interest from December a.
1895 at Der cent. Plaintiffs attorneys. w. c. Bal
derston and Hayden johnson; defendants attorneys
W. T. Richardson and Ralston & Siddons.
Assignment for to-day:
No. p. Riley vs.. Bohn. Attorneys, S. T. Thomas
j. J. Darlington.
No. Al. kHEmsn Rawlings. Attorneys. J. Nc
d. Darlington and Hayden Johnson-E. A. Jones.
No. g. C0TsCn POthury. Attorneys, NJ. \.
Richardson. J. Darlington
No. s. Belt rs. Angler. Attorneys, c. L. Fraiey
C. 4 Douglas and +. B. Sheriff.
No. S. Edmonds vs. Holden Attorneys Ralstcr
Il Sidd0ns and W f. Richardson-H. ]. May and
II. +. Davis
No. SO. Gcntner vs.. CocxreH & Co. Attorneys, C.
H. Sme-E. A. Jones
No. 81. Wylic vs.. Parker. Attorneys. Wells
Hoover & WeIls-Cole & Donaldson and Z. W
Parker.
No. s. Williee. Gibbs & Daniel vs. Kirby At
torneys. W. c. Balderston and W. Z. Lester-H
". S0hu.
No. 65. Schneider vs. Walker. Attorneys. Birney
& Woodard-J. b. Archer IT,
No G.. SWartzen vs. Masters Attorneys. Nelson
Wilson,. W. Gleunan.
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ter Of the Rev. J. F. Wagner, appeared
on the scene and was overjoyed at meet
ing her sweetheart
Suspicion rested on the giri and
railroad detective was employed on the
case. For two weeks he courted the
girl. taking her for drives and walks.
Now, according to his story, she has
confessed that she was in love with
Frank Sicily, a section man. and that
he had refused to see her and that she
conceived the idea Of causing a wreck as
she knew he would be called 10 the
scene with the wrecking crews. Miss
Wagner was arrested.