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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-07
FROM DOWN
THE STATE
Telegraph News by Direct
Wire from All Over
Indiana.

IndisnanoIIs March Twice Presi-
dent Fairbanks Is busy with heaVy
rorresnondence. Last night he gave
racention at his home to the members
oe fhe legislature now in session. The
6rst snoa Qements to demand his at
tention will be to attend the Chicago
Press club luncheon, March is, and on
tbe evening OF the same day, as part
of the st. Patrlck's Day celebration,
to address the Irish fellowship club,
an organization Of Chicago. He in
tends to go to his Illinois farm when
the weather becomes settled, and will
spend some time there Invitations to
speak at a number Of public functions
Will be taken up later, and he will
accept such of them as he can.
Says Good Word for Congress.
Among the invitations is one to at
tend the international convention of
Christian Endeavor societies to be held
at Seattle some time next July. The
session of congress which has just
closed" said Fairbanks, has been a
heavy one. A large amount Of excel
lent work has been done. Some meas
ures of moment failed by the expira-
ton Of the term, but 1t is doubtful II
more good and important legislation
was ever enacted at a short session
than was enacted at the session which
has Just closed
Sorry Spooner Has Resigned.
''rhe resignation of Senator Spooner
was, Of course, great surprise to the
country. 1t was not a surprise to his
more intimate friends, who had been
apprised of his purpose to quit public
life to resume the practice of his pro-
fession. None can regret his leaving
the public service more than l, not
only on personal grounds-because of
our intimate friendship-but because
believe such men as he are greatly
needed in governmental affairs. He is
one of the very best men l have ever
known, and a man Of whom all Indi-
anans may be proud, for he was born
at Lawrenceburg, in this state"
ForecIoses on a Railway.
Indianapolis, March fudge A. B.
Anderson, of the federal court, has
granted a decree of foreclosure to the
New York Trust company, complain
ant against the Chicago Indiana and
Eastern Railway company, on a mort
gage dated in May, 1902.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-07
Going to See the "Dirt FIv. ="

New York, March Z. - Fifty-three
representatives in congress who desire
to know for themselves the conditions
under which the Panama canal is be-
ing built have sailed on the steamship
Panama to Colon. In the party are
William A. Rodenberg and ]. v. Graf,
Illinois: J. G. Clancy and ]. H. Fos-
ter, Indiana; Theobold Often, Wiscon-
sin; George A. Loud, Michigan; G. G.
Gilhams and e. S. Holiday, Indiana;
P. 7. Shapman, Illinois, and Frederick
Lands, Indiana.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-07
EXPLOSION OF SEWER GAS
Hurls Two Boys Into the Air and Bad
yBurns Three Others-Miracu-
lous Escape.

Cincinnati, March 7.-While gazing
into manhole watching employees of
the Bell Telephone company working
in conduit two boys were suddenly
hurled twenty-five or thirty feet into
the air and three other lads were bad
~ burned by an immense sheet of
fame that burst from the manhole
simultaneously with an explosion that
could be heard ten squares away.
The course of the force of the explo-
sion was upward and miraculously the
three men in the conduit below escaped
without burn or q scratch. The ex-
plosion is said to have been due to the
ignition of sewer gas.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-07
Harry Thaw Sees Her Take the
Stand to Help Save Him
from Death.
HER STORY IS QUICKLY TOLD
Jerome Is Considerate with the Aged
Witness
He Hints, However, for the First Time
at Lunacy Commission
Two More Defense
Witnesses.

New York, March Z. - Another
dramatic chapter was added to the his
tory Of the trial of Harry K. Thaw for
the murder of Stanford White when
the mother of the defendant took the
witness stand to contribute what she
might toward saving her son from the
death danger which menaces him. Mrs.
Thaw's stay before the jury was brief.
When Delmas had definitely limited
her examination to the change she had
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-07
HIS LIFE WAS RUINED
Harry Thaw Told His Mother - He
Breaks Down in Church.

Breaks Down in Church.
Justice Fitzgerald then interposed
relief for which the elderly woman
facing him must have been deeply
grateful. He said that as many of
the witness remarks had been uttered
In a very low voice 1t would be neces-
sary to have the stenographer read
all her testimony up to that time to
the jury. When the reading was end
ed Mrs. Thaw had regained her COM
posture and was able to proceed to the
end of her narrative. She said that
when Harry came home in 1908 he
seemed depressed and apparently had
lost all interest in life. He passed
sleepless nights, would often leave the
table at meals and go into the parlor
to play upon the piano, the music
growing softer and softer until 1t final
ly died away.
She told in a motherly way Of her
soIicitude for the boy. HE told me a
wicked man-probably the wickedest
man in all New York-had ruined his
life" 1t was not until sometime aft
ar he had offered this explanation Of
the change in him that she learned
the story of the young woman who
was to become her daughter-in-law.
Rfrs. ThRw told OK her son breaking
down at the church in Pittsburg, and
afterward explaining that it was all
because of the sorrow which prevent
ell the young woman he loved being at
his side.
Mrs. Thaw told of coming to New
York to meet Evelyn Nesbit, and Of
giving her consent to her sons mar
riage-the one condition being that the
girls past life in New York should be
closed book, never to be referred TO
in any way. Then came the story OF
the marriage at Pittsburg in April,
1908, the honeymoon trip, and then a
happy, placid summer spent at the
mothers country home in the noun
t&inS.
That was all. Delmas ended her
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-07
Reuf stiI Fighting a Trial.

San Francisco, March THE coun-
sci for Abraham Ruef have hopes Of
saving their client from immediate
trial "a fact made known when one of
them went before the district court
of appeals with an application In be-
half of Ruef for a writ Of prohibition
restraining Superior Judge Dunno
from proceeding with the hearing.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-07

testimony abruptly. The district at
torney was taken by surprise, and be-
gan to cross-examine Mrs. Thaw in a
very low voice. He asked the condi-
tons surrounding the increase In her
sons allowance, but Delmas objected.
He asked what the sons income
amounted to. Mrs. Thaw said 1t was
moderate, and nothing like the sum the
newspapers have so often reported.
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500 REWARD. 500.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science bas
been able to cure in all its stages. and
that is Catarrh; Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh be-
ing constitutional disease. REQUIRES
a constitutional treatment Halls Ca
tarrh Cure is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system, thereby de-
stroying the foundation of the disease.
and giving the patient strength by
building up the Constitution and as
sisting nature in doing Its work. The
proprietors have so much faith in its
curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it
fails to cure. Send for list OF testi-
monials.
Address F. J. CHENEY & CO.. To-
ledo. O.
Sold by all Druggists. 75c
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
~ation.
THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES never
md uax-a- n
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-07
Kills the Divorce Industry.

Pierre, S. D., March THE house
has passed the senate divorce bill re-
curing a residence Of one year in the
state and three months in the county
before beginning q divorce suit, with
all hearings in open court This law
kills the divorce industry Of the state.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-07
Trade Mark of 4 Man.

Swearing as a habit is the mark of
the imbeoile, the vulgarian or the
BLACKBOARD. But there is something
wrong with the man from whose lips
there never has sprung an oath un.
studied and unexpected, but resonant
with the full strength Of resentment
Indignation or the note of strife-New
York Mail.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-07
Train PurposeIy Derailed.

Cayuga, Ont, March THE Wau-
sau limited train, bound from st. Louis
to Buffalo, was purposely derailed at
Garfield Junction to prevent it crash
ing into a Grand Trunk railroad train.
No passengers were hurt, but James
Scovel, the fireman, Of Detroit, was
ir1furad
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-07
Ilumberrnen FOR Forest Reserrea

Washington, March Z. - President
Roosevelt has been assured by repre-
sentative men that the numbering in
terests Of the west are ia perfect &C
cord with his policy respecting forest
reserves and the handling of the pub
lie domain.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-07
Rnera Lndga Is in rronhle-

San Francisco, March 7.-As a re-
suit of the charge Of intoxication made
by Assistant Attorney Heney against
Superior Judge Hebbard, who on Mon
day granted q writ Of error to Abra-
ham Ruef, meeting of the bar asso-
citation has been called to consider the
mntter
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-07
They're Not Happy Yet in Persia.

London, March TN a dispatch
from Teheran the correspondent of
The Daily Mail says the president of
the local assembly at Tabriz and an
important chief priest Of Rasht have
been shot down in the streets. Trou-
BILE has occurred also at Pakan.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-07
COMPANY Has onered the Ldmit.

Freeport, Ill, March T.. E. Stoltz,
who came from San Francisco to in
vestigate the condition Of the German
Insurance company, has started for
home. convinced that the company can
not pay more than 1t offered the policy
holders in San Francisco
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-07
Had to chanae His Plans.

Yes, I intended to buy that hotel
on the hill, but after had staid
week there and paid my bill, I did not
have enough money left II Motto
per Ridere.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-07

James Morris, general yardmaster of
the C. I. & S. at Gibson, resigned last
Sunday on account of some discrepancy
with the trainmaster. Mr.. Morris is
extremely popular with the switchmen
and there was rumor of strike if
he was not asked to return. The gem
eral superintendent of the road came
to Hammond Tuesday, and through
other influence asked Mr.. Morris to re-
main in his old position and 1t is ex-
pected he will return today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-07
Two.Cent Law in Eneot.

Lincoln, Neb., March THE 2-cent
passenger law is effective in Nebraska
with Governor Sheldon's anproval.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-07

Number SO on the Monon, due here
from Indianapolis at 6:47 came in on
time this morning, which is the first
time for many weeks. No. 4, due here
at 6:10, was one hour and evenly min
utes late.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-07
Yet THERE is A CONTEST
Woman Has but So, 900 to Leave, but
One OF Her Sons Will Fight
in Court


Columbus, Ind, March THE will
of the late Mrs. Miranda F. Human,
which has been admitted to probate
In the circuit court, is one of the most
interesting documents Columbus peo-
pie have had q chance to read for a
long time. 1t is one of the longest
Wills ever probated in court here, and
mentions more people than any will
probated in a long time.
Mrs. Hinman left two sons, DR.. l..
". Comstock of Indianapolis, by her
first marriage, and Jack J. Human,
of indianapolis, by her second marri-
age. Both sons received small be-
quests. and there was no real estate
to dispose of. The estate consisted of
personal property and is valued at
about $1,000. As soon as the will was
read Human said: THAT is my moth
er's will and l am satisfied" but DIR.
Comstock declared he would contest
1t.
Greek Vice Consul Is Watching.
Terre Haute, Ind, March Christ
Koteb and Athanus Crestus, Bulgari-
ems, have been placed on trial here
on the charge of Matchmaking Michael
Demetrius, u baker of this city. De-
metrius was called upon to pay $1,000
on pain of death. His refusal led to
the arrest of the alleged blackmailers
a few months ago. L. d. Janopla,
Greek vice consul at St Louis, is here
watching the case. The case has a
national aspect. owing to the alleged
connection of the two defendants with
the so-called BLACK Hand" society.
His Conscience Feels Better.
Muncie, Ind. March IA man with
an uneasy conscience sent the follow
Ing letter to Charles Curtis, of Reed
station, inclosing in the envelope a So
bill: Fourteen years ago when YOU
were running a huckster wagon. YOU
paid me dollar more than was due
me. I knew it shortly after. but still
I kept ii. 1 now inclose the 81 and
interest. May God bless you and help
you is the prayer Of one that wants
to be right with God" The letter was
unsigned.
Couldn't Stand Those ''Thirteens."
Boonville. Ind, March AFTER hav-
ing successfully passed an examina-
ton and given vote for the first
premium Of 13-year-endowment pol
icy on the thirteen day of the month,
Henry Kaiser decided that it would
not be good policy" to allow it to
stand, and fearing that "13" was un-
lucky, he had the examination can
celled, as well as the application.
He Found Them Together.
Indianapolis, March z. William
Gill, a farmer living near this city,
was shot and killed by Fred Schwo-
meyer. who also shot and seriously
Yrnnndad AIra Snhwnrnnrer after
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-07

Eddie Summers has resumed his for
mer place at the abstract desk in the
C. ]. Office after an absence of sew
eral weeks when he was employed with
the c. l. & S. r. r. Co.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-07

out with the supply train over the
II. belt today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-07

p. M. McCarty of Huntington, chief
of raflroa dpolice for the Erie, was IN
town this morning.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-07

w. H. Tilton has resigned his po-
sition as claim clerk in the c. ]. Of
fees. He will be succeeded by P. II.
LaFond, recently of Kankakee.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-07
Couldn't Stand Those .'Thirteens."
He Found Them Together.

Indianapolis, March Z. William
Gill, a farmer living near this city,
was shot and killed by Fred Schwo-
meyer. who also shot and seriously
wounded Mrs. Schwomeyer, after
catching the two together at Schwo-
meyers home.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-07

r. II. Craig, a surveyor for the c. I
6 s., has resigned and will take a po
sition with a company at South Deer
ing.
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THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES never
was and never shall be a sStrimmAE-"
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Henry Shady. road supervisor of
the Chicago, Cincinnati & Louisville
railroad, headquarters at Griffith, was
in Hammond yesterday inspecting the
work being done on the road.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-09
EPISCOPAL.

ST. PAULS CHURCH 81 ST.. near Washington
CircIe. Rev. Alfred Handing D. D.. and Rev
C. n. H0lmead cCrss. Al seats free. Hoiy Com
munion - and 10 a.. M Morning prayer and
confirmation hy Bishop u Washington. u g. m
Pun choral eTensCug. D.. n. preacher. the Rev
Wm- $. Bishop. j. D.. professor University o.
the South
CHRIST CHURCH PARISH Georgetown. Rev.
James II ". Blake rector. 80 a. ~. Holy Com
muuiou. 80 a. TO-. Sunday school il a. m. full
service aud sermon by the rector 30 p M. con
Irmation lecture. 20 p. az. evening PRAYER and
sermon by the TgCtw Rev g.. FrcCland IettL
ST. JAMES CHURCH. sth ST.. between Il and G.
sts me- The Rcs. Father Sargent. .. X. C.. VIII
preach az u a. n. aud : 80 p. n; also from
Monday Co Thursday al 80 D. N. on The Mother
OF God ard az 80 p. u. on ''The Passion of
Our Lord Christ" All welcome always
ST MARK $. "a ana y sts. Sc. Rev. d.. ". L.
Derries Rev. T.. H. Prescott. Rev. John h.
Deis clergy. Services . 80. Il a. M, 4. 90 r. n
Rev. GeaIg. Will. msan smith. ID. D.. formerly
president of Trinity college WiN preach az 80
D. IA. Thursday evening. March u, the male
choir VIII sing Stainer's "tuchNi0n." Tickets
viii be given after any church services.
TRINITY CHURCH 81 and G SIS. NV. Rev.
Richard J.. Williams. rector Services al 80 and
j o. M. and s D. n. Daily services at ga. u 55.
and 455. Monday. Wednesday. and Friday al :.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York March S-SUGAR--Ths local raw
market firm. with centrifugal IS test quoted al
3.5i, duty Faid basis. and musoovado. 50 test al
306. with moiasses sugar. 50 test at Isl. Cuba
sugars. cost and freight basis quoted az 2 ls
basis &c test Refined sugar firm. London sugar
beets were steady and higher az as I'D fOr March
and April
BUTTER Receipts. 44ss packages. Firm and
unchanged, with extra Creamery named at 81
EGGS-Receipts. p 10 cases Firm but quoted
at former prices with lsl@ cents quoted for Western
frsts.
NAVAL sTORES-stocs: Resin, Is.4n barrels;
spirits tIrpentine S9i barrels; tar. LIS barrels.
Spirits turpentine ruled firm at 76s for machine
made barrels. Resin was steady, at as for com
mon TO good strained, and tar held steady at go
for Oh barrels.
MILL FEED-strong. light supply. Spring bran.
in l00lb sacks. 2iZ5: middlings. Z-25; city bran.
80 in bulk; Western red dog. Z.75a25 %.
FBOUR-ffrm; small demand. Spring patents,
Al5a4.65; spring clears, 5Oa3s0; winter straight,
t0a3.69; winter clears 2.l0a325 Kansas in sacks,
patents, 3.75a40O; stTaights. 350a370: clear, 29a
.32.
RYE FLoUR-steady; moderate inquiry at 3s5a
AS.
CORN 8IEAL-Fim: moderate business. Kiln
dried for export. Z75a2s5: coarse meal in bags,
HALF
HAY-strong; snail supply. Prime timothy. LIS
No J. Ll5aLeJ; No. 2 Ll0; No. 3, 95aL00.
STRAW-Finner; fair demand, Long rye, Ga
6h
BEEF-sicsdy fair inquiry. Family. l4Ual5OO;
packet lL50al2O0
PoRK-steady; light trade. Mess. Elgals75;
family 900
TAILOw-Market Is quiet Gig in hogsheads
81.
LARD-Weaker. Prime Western. go: city. s.35:
refined continent 10; South American, IL; refined
Brazilian kegs Z; city stearue l0i9: oe0stcarine
weak, l0lt; Chicago lOiz.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.


BUTTER-SUppy increased; prices lower Cream
ery fancy 5rza35 Western hrsts &3a5i. seconds Ia
.: process. fancy 15d26. fair 20 good 2ia5. dairy
c7ice 2ia25 good 2ia22i store-paeSed fresh, l5sl5
CHEESE-Alarket firm. New York State. factory.
large. I4al5; do small. l5al5. summer. large l2Iaa
Is: Western factory new. choice. Hail. do, fair %
good. l1al; Virginia. TO-
EGGS-Reccipts heavy and market dun. Nearby.
fresh Virginia, is 90 l9; West Virginia and South
west Virginia, Il 20 Is; Tennessee Il 20 IS; North
Carolina II.
LIVE POULTRY-Receipt light and market
active Chickens large, per To-, l5; medium, l5al1
small I9a22i stays Dali; hens l2al3; ROSTERS z:
ducks, large, l5al6; small, l2z geese Sail; turkeys
toms. Is; hens, l6al7i turkeys, thin, Sal0; keats
I3al5.
DRESSED POULTRY-Receirts Of fancy hen
turkeys and choice young ChlCaeuS light and market
Tina. Turkeys hens. undIawn, l-als; thin 10; cid
TOMS l5al6; chickens spring. large IS: small. l6alS;
CaUons f-lh average. l6al9, small. IS hens choice.
4; ROSTERS sag; ducks, large Eals; SMALL l5ali
geese SAIL.
DRESSED AlEATS-Choics dressed veal wanted.
Hogs in active demand. Calves, fun dressed aO0a
1890; heads OF. 9J)al000; hog dressed calves SO0a
coo, hams. country, sugar cured. I2izaB, hogs.
small and neat, per cWt-, $50; medium, 500; heavy.
300a7.D
VEGETABLES-Pota market better and de-
msnd coed; sweets and vans dull: home grown.
l5oalI5; potatoes. per bushel. 4oa5o Virginia and
Maryland. lcr Dbl. l.5lal.i5. sweet potatoes. ger
Dbl, 2g0a2gji yams, 75al1, cabbage. home grown.
per 100 A0oa6.00; celery. New YogK. per bunch 3Ja
90. cucmbers Florida. per basket. 20la2 90: onions.
Bermuda. Der crate. L25al.j0. Maryland and Viz
ginia per Dbl, L75a200; Ohio. per bbL. l75a2 %
tomatoes. Florida crate. 300a403
GREEN FRUITS-Appc market strong. and nice
table varieties meet with steady sale; common stock
neglected York Imperial, 2O0a30o. Ben Davis, 251l
o75 Wine sap ZO0a3Cl. fancy table fruit seas o.
SPY per barrel 2.5oa555i Greening. 2o0a325; loose
packed. Io0alD.
DRIED FRUITS-Apples. sliced. fancy. 5,
sliced. bright. salis cherries. 12al4 whortleberries.
loal2 raspbeuies 23a2I.
Hay AND sTRAW-Timothy, choice 1000.
No I. 0.00. Nc 3 l5.5ldl9C0, mixed hay l380a
N.5); clover y 0laI500; straw. rye bundle j. Goa
l205; re. machine thrash 859a9g0, wheat, Zo3a7 D
GRAIN-Wheat. choice. 7ia75. fair 10 good 6sa72:
ordinary, 55a55. Corn-Shecd. white, 5ia55. yellow
Sass: car. 25oa300. Oats-Wcstern white No. ?
42aH mixed. @la42
WOOL AND HIDES-Grcen hides. firm. and
wanted Receipts q fur light. and demand good
foT al grades. Wool, washed. free Of bIus per
pound. a5a5 wool. unNashed. free Of burs, Z7a2s
wcol. bury. o5a15: hides green. Il dry. I5aI7
sheepskins. green eacn g0aI0J: dry, 25a75; calf
skins. lo)al3); muskTat loa21; black, IS kits 3;
skunk 25al50; mink. 75aI00; rabbit skins, Iall.
opossunl. loa5i racoooa, 25a5) fox, red, l05a2 %
gray. 50a75.
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Enuitr Court No. 1.


Lauham 81. OT0ole, leave - proceed against de-
PENDANT as a nonresident granted Complainant
solicitor Victor II Wallace.
Cummings ". Conssui time TO file transcript on
appeal extended % Apul 3, 1907. Complainant So
lict0rs Tucker x kenyon; defendants solicitor, Il.
g. Donaldson.
Walker rs. Baldwin; appearance Of absent defend
ant ordered. Complainant solicitor. 3. +. Leigh
ton; defendants solicitors, J. i. Linton and Newton
& Giilett
smith vs. Landlord; bill dismissed with costs: aIr
peal bond, $40. Compiaiuants solicitors. Thomas
Walker and Irving Williamson; defendants solid-
tors. Biney & Woodland.
southern Disney Shade Company vs.. DisHey shade
Company. order u February revoked Complain
ants folicitlr Hamilton. Colbert K Hamilton, de
fendants solicitor T. l. tisez
Jacobs IS Jacobs Levi II. David appointed trIs-
zee 20 seI bond. So0oo. Compliments solicitor. L.
H. Da.id
AIbTscHt IS. United States BmGery and Paper
Goods Company; leave 10 withdraw exhibit nom
tiles granted. Compliments solicitor. George "a.
Bradley and F. ~ Maugau; defendant solicitor,
r. 3. Ford
Brady IS Brady; divorce deCTeod with right n re-
sumo maiden name. C5aEplaiHauts solicitor. Camp
6ell C4TiHgt0u; defendants solicitor, John w..
DaUdre.
Dickcrsou vs.. Dickorson. divorce a win. mat. de-
creed. C0mplaiHaHt's solicitors Baker, Shsehy &
Hogan. defcadants solicitors, l. A. Lipsc0mb and
" NJ Ellison.
Hutton vs. Hutton motion 10 quash ne e1eat
oFerrulcd. Compliments solicitor. Crandal Mackey
defendant solicitor. T. L. ties.
EsinE-r vs.. Disudonue time 10 file proof limited.
Complainant solicitor. Hayden johnson; defend
ants solicitors. John KidyGt and 4. r. Leighton.
Byrnes vs. Berry; appearance u absent defendants
ordered Compartments solicitors Hamilton, Colbert
q Hamilton
Wilcox IS. CrltteudPn, appearance u absent de-
PENDANT ordered and ITO coufessO ordered Com
plainant's solicitor. ; Herbert Giesy.
Lauhzm IS @ rooie; appearance q absent defend
ant ordered. Complainant solicitor. Victor II.
NaIlGce.