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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-17

fields: the Grampus. Pike, Fortune and
Justin from San Francisco for Capitola;
the Scorpion from Piraeus for Con-
stantinople: the New York from Piraeus
for Alexandria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-17
Besides Gatchell Good
Tailoring YOu Save
Five Dollars.

We've certain High class
Noolcns. among them some all
the-vcar-around weights. that
We are making up at S. below the
usual price.
S. >dtinG~. made up in King $50
''eorce Suits. for-.--.-----..--
so . saiIings made up in Har- SIS
Nan Doren will cut them-the
Fit or No Pay and No Deposit
Required rule always holds good
and you'll get the suit, satisfac-
ton and the saving by placing
vOur order now.
j. Fred Gatchell Co.,
Fit or No Pay Tailors.
023 Fourteenth Street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-17
Condition of the Water.

Temperature and condition of water at
IS am: Great Falls-Temperature, 81;
condition, 40. Dalecarlia reservoir-Tem-
perature, 30: condition at north connec-
ton, 80: condition at south connection. 81.
Georgetown distributing reservoir-Tem-
perature 80; condition at inf1uent gate
house, 70; condition at effluent gate
house, VI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-17
Up-River Waters.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HARPERS FERRY, ". Va, June H.
Potomac and Shenandoah both very
muddy and high this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-17

For the District of Columbia. partly
cloudy tonight and Saturday; warmer
Saturday; Eight 10 moderate variable
winds, becoming westerly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-17

DA0TD'S COZ RSF.S OF STUDY II PAIMISTRY
and Psychology will enable Won to know self.
Others and develop qualities essential to attain
EIcress studio 1872 o St Phone North 1130.
uvsst-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-17
Names for Battleships.

Nevada and Oklahoma have been Sc
ected as the names of the two battle
ships authorized by Congress at its pres
emf session. The next two battleships
authorized will be named Arizona and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-17

Naval OTQerS.
Commander j. Hood, to conference
Naval War College, Newport. r. l..
Chief Boatswain F. r. Hazard, to the
Cheyenne.
Chief Gunner F. C. Messenger, from
the Moili,an and General Alava to home
and await orders.
Chief Carpenter f. w Smith, from
the Tacoma to Naval Hospital, navy
yard, New York. for treatment
Chief Carpenter o. Barth, from the
California, to Naval Hospital, Mare Is
land, Cal, for treatment.
Carpenter G. r. Barr, from the Han
cock to Tacoma.
Carpenter H. Duthie, from the indie
Movements of Naval Vessels.
The sylph hassarrived at New York
navy yard; the Abarenda at Newport
News; the Wolverine at Michigan City;
the Supply at Nagasaki.
+ The South Carolina has sailed from
Norfolk for New York city: the Smith,
Flusser. Lamson. Preston and Reid
from Newport for New York city; the
Stringham, Sebago and Foote from
Southport for Charleston; the York
town from San Francisco for Astoria;
the Prairie from Cristobal for Blue
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-03-24

heimer There will be a general re-
view of the Merchant of Venice"
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Schless and
little daughter lone, of Beaumont,
spent a few hours in town Sunday on
their way to Lufkin to visit Mrs
Schless' parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Gold
berg.
The j. L. S. workers met with Mrs.
Adolph Westheimer Tuesday after.
noon and disbanded for the summer.
They will resume their work again
in the fall and expect to hold their
large bazaar some time in the early
winter
On Sunday, March 9th, at p M,
will take place the annual meeting of
the members of Adath Yeshurun con-
dent and board of trustees. An I'M
usual interest is manifested among the
members and full attendance is ex-
pected.
AS the Jewish Herald does not en-
ploy any reporter to chronicle local
events of any nature, we cordially in
81 Il
those particularly interested in social
occurrences to phone or send such
items as they care to have published
Office, GIG Fannin street
1t is with regret we record the death
of Mrs. j. n. Hirsch, which occurred
two weeks ago in Houston. She was
taken suddenly i'll and after three
\ days expired. Mrs Hirsch is sur
vived by her husband, five sisters and
a brother She was an active mem
Der of the Ladies' Benevolent and
Ladies' Aid Societies and had many
friends who mourn her departure.
The childrens Purim ball of Beth
Israel Sunday school will take place
Thursday evening, March 81, at Con-
cordia hall. The play, Esther the
Queen" will occupy the early part of
the evening. Dancing for the children
from 10 to 12 A supper will be served
and souvenirs given the children by
the Ladies' Aid Society with Mrs. Bet
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27
HELP %WANTED-MALE


If YOU don't like your work, read this
advertisement clear through.
You can't lose your position I'm the navy
II you behave. Pay day always comes In
good or bad times. No strikes, No law offs.
You always get the same splendid things
70 eat and plenty OF It, whether the cost
OF food is high or low.
You always get the same warm clothes
ana a clean warm, comfortable bed, and
a warm living room In day time. In fact,
the fleet spends most winter days in
If sick you have the finest medical care
free. II disabled you get a pension. II YOU
stay In the navy thirty years you can re-
Of your life.
Work isn't hard and average pay Of en-
listed men is SIS per month. At end OF
month you have about sS left, as navy
paws nearly all your living expenses. In
civil life do you have S35 left each month?
And there's splendid chance for promotion
to chief petty officer at SO per month, or
nearly all expenses paid.
Some save enough money while In the
navy to start in business for themselves.
Others have stayed In thirty years. saved
small fortunes and retired on three-fourths
pay.
Should you return to civil life, you'n find
yourself an able fighter in the great game
of life, for navy physical training makes
you strong erect, athletic. And navy life
educates you by showing you some OF the
United S~tates-maybe some Of the worlds
" lnk gOu llAu AhN NhAAAbAAlo Va W.
Gated officers and fine young men; by
teaching you a trade, perhaps, and by
giving you much time for study. Four
navy years are better than four college
years, many think.
Go to a recruiting office today. Have a
private talk with the officers and blue
jackets there. You'll find them glad to see
you and ready to tell you everything. II
you don't join that makes no difference,
They won't urge you. Go and see them
today-not tomorrow-today. You'll be glad
you did. Nearest recruiting office to you
Is p. o.. Building, omaha, Neb.
II you cant go, write for a free booklet,
which tells everything about a bluejacket's
life in a simple, interesting way, and Is full
Of pictures.
Just think what a small bit Of trouble 1t
Is for you to get a pencil and post card
and write for this book. Then think what
this small bit Of trouble may do for you.
IL may put you on the road to your life's
success. Don't put 1t off. You forget
It II you do. Send for 1t now. Also send
names and address of four or five boys
you'd like to have join the navy with you.
Wen send them books, too. Bureau of Navi-
cation, Box 200, Navy Department, Wash
ing ton, d. c."
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27
HELP ~WANTED-MALE


MANIFESTATIONS TO sell our lands in
the beautiful White River valley Ia the
famous Rosebud district, In Lyman, Stan
ley, Trip, Mellette. Potter and Sully coun-
ties, So. Dakota, in the heart of the great
corn and artesian belts. Vivian Is situated
on the main line Of the Chicago, Milwaukee
8 81. Paul Ry,, between Chicago and
Rapid City, which makes II very easy to
reach. We do not hesitate in stating that
we are one OF the best equipped land firms
In the Y. S. and will gladly furnish refer
ences as to our moral and financial stand
ing. Write for full Information. Liberal
commissions. Address the Dudley Scheffer
and Co, Vivian. Lyman county. S. ID.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27

capable of organizing a selling staff, TO
handle one of the best advertised commodi-
ties; no expenses to you in organizing; you
must have a clear record: position will pay
salary and commission, 5000 to 50, 5000 per
In answering give full particulars.
All replies Will be treated confidentially,
Address Alb care Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27
sALEsMAN WANTED

We wan a high-grade salesman to
sell u goods to dealers in Iowa, who
later can take the general agency Of
the state. We will pay a good salary
and commission to the man who can
qualify in integrity and as a frst-class
business getter. Don't apply unless
you can meet these requirements and
have a good record as a salesman.
STANDARD STOCK FOOD COM
PANY, BOX 332, OMAHA.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27

GIRL FOR general housework. $500 Far
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27

WANTED-Middle-Rged woman or girl;
light homework; small family; easy place.
1917 Grace.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27

AGENTS-"Keenoh" razor sharpener the
llfest seller OF the country; men buy on
sight; $25 TO $50 a week easily; exclusive
territory; see 10000 advertising cam
paign. Free course in craftsmanship tells
you how to sell. Write today. The
Mich.e
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27
A SANITARIUM
MOVING AND STORING

EXP. Delivery Co., office 18th and Day-
export Sta; Warehouse. 22O1-0 lizard 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27

Statesmen WANTED-Are you clerking
and natural born salesman? l want you.
Are you merchant leaving business and
after favorable o a posltiOn2 Ask for my
choice offer, Are you salesman or can
vasser of ability and want to put In time
talking big line for big money! Your name
and address, then. Two or three capable
men vito work habit and energy plus. 1
want all-day-long selling ability. Send re-
sell Iowa Idea" newest widely doomed
specially advertising plan for retRilerS
Hundreds of best retailers indorse my plan
because profitable. Samples go in coat
pocket. My best men are making S50O-S1 0O
a month. L want men VINO can, do just as
well or better. II you think yourself right
calibre, write me now, before territory
gone. Main, 1882 Pine St., Iowa City, Ia"
FOLLOW the dollarl $50 to $50 per week;
$1,000 already made and money coming
fast; the greatest ever: just out; a tidal
wave to success; no experience required;
Just start and the moneys yours; men or
women; here's how they do It: c.. c. Gar
rett, o., showed Z families, sold g. (profits
$1S) A. b. Verrett, La, sold s one day"
(profit S24): n. Boucher orders 70 more and
says, everybody van one; best business
| ever had Mrs. J, Brown, Pa, sold 10,
made $50 first 3 days" Free sample to
active agents, Famous Easy Way Clothes
Washer; cleans family wash in 30 to so
minutes; no work; not a washing machine;
else like IL; no chemicals: no rubbing; no
washboard; no boiler; every family eager to
buy; easy to sell; low price, 81; risk a penny;
send postal for agency; Don't delay. Har-
rison Mfg. Co., 236 Harrison Bldg, Cincln-
natl, o.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27

WANTED-First class salesman for Ne
braska, to sell staple line on absolutely
new and exceptional terms, One having
successful speciality experience preferred.
Attractive years contract containing lib
eral weekly advance clause. References
required. Miles F. BiXler Co, Cleveland, o.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
HOusekeeDers and DOme-tics-Conrd

HOusekeeDers and DOmestics-COnCd.
GOOD girl to do cooking, Mrs. J. r. VIII
COX, IS2 r. Pierce ST, Council Bluffs la.
wAsHERwoMAN TO take washing
home; references required 1929 So ast'
wANTED-Middle-aged woman or girl;
light Homework; small family; easy place
HoUsEREEPER. small family; no chill
dren wanted. 2OS No, 18th st.
WANTED-A washerwoman to take
washing home; references required, 1929 So,
31st.
WANTED-GirI for general housework;
family OF two and child 8 years; German
or Bohemian preferred. Apply mornings
at sA No. I'D St, across from High school
WANTED-At once. experienced girl for
general housewOrk; wages, S. per week.
Call 1924 No. 800 St
WANTED-A neat, experienced girl for
general homework; family Of three. 4S9
Dodge st. Phone II. 1881.
wANTED-woman that is competent in
all lines OF work. Sanitary Hair Dressing
Parlors, 12 So. Main St, Council Bluffs, la.
wANTED-Young girl for general house
work; no washing or ironing. 1856 So. 3Sth
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ln7 Chicago
WANTED-Reliable girl for general
homework; German or Bohemian preferred.
Apply at S4OS Dewey Ave.
GIRL wanted for general housework; no
cooking; small family and good salary,
26l3k Capitol Ave.
GIRL for general housework; two in
family; references required. Mrs. r. y,
Lamereaux, 1890 So. $50. Phone Harvey
WANTED-Girl to assist in general
housework; no cooking or washing; good
wages good home 2Os Cass ST.
GIRL wanted for general housework.
Tel. Harvey 1865. 3Sth and Hawthorne Ave,
Swedish preferred.
ATIHceunneous.
LEARN HAIRDRESsING-It pays. You
can earn SIS to SIS weekly. Full course
taught i. l.. Brandeis, Halrdressing Dept.
WANTED-Lady to travel in Nebraska.
good pay and taLor-made suit in 80 days;
experience unnecessary; reliable firm.
Write for particulars. J. e. McBrady Co,
Chicago"
LADIES sewing at home making shields;
material furnished; reliable women, $2 per
100. Stamped envelope particulars. Wayne
Supply Co, Dept. 53l, Detroit, Mich"
WALTERS, Mattresses, porters, dish
washers. Robertson's Lunch, 313-15 So. 18th.
Apply to head waiter.
FIVE girls to press on ladies' garments;
good wages and steady work. Address
2907 Deavenworth st.
LADIES' wanted to work; sofa pillows
at home: experience unnecessary. Call
forenoons. 1901 S. 18th.
WOMEN of good personality and ability
to teach the method of cooking with fire
less cookers and demonstrate that It is the
long felt want of every household. A
pleasant and money making position. For
full particulars write The Frank G.
Baldwin Co, Inc, Cincinnati, o.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27

GOOD girl to do cooking. Mrs. J. r. VIII
cox, 1889 p. Pierce ST., Council Bluffs, Ia.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27
HELP W~ANTED-FEMALE
Clerical and Office-CORtinusd.

WANTED-CashieI who can handle
money accurately and properly give credits
for same. Should have some knowledge Of
bookkeeping Give age, former employment,
experience and references. Address J 49,
Bee
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27
AVERAGE TIME qlC CIIRE

AVERAGE TIME NO CURE.
Rupture, one visit. Piles and FistuIa. Z
days. Cancer, Catarrh. Rheumatism and
Govt, 30 days. Golfer and Blood Poison, etc.
80 days. No knife, blood or Pain. You wilt
be surprised how quickly and easily these
cures are possible when you become fully
concerning our new methods
Write for flee book. .
GERMAN DOCTORS, Corner Main and
Broadway, Council Bluffs. Ia.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27

FOR MEN AND WOMEN
afflicted with any ailment; should 60 In
the doctors longest established, most expert.
enced and most successful; this Is valuable
70 our PATIENTS and our GUARANTEE. YOU
PAY WHEN CURED.
ESTABLISHED IN OMAHA p YEARS.
After a perfect understanding OF each
case a fair, honest price is agreed upon
between coctor and patient. including all
medicines until cured. No MEDICINE
GRAFT HERE We will cure you for
LESS MONEY than any other SPECIAL
ISIS and accept the money in ANY WAY
you wish to pay. All ailments OF men and
women. FREE examination. Write for
symptom blank.
Or. McGrew Co, 25 s. 18th St. Omaha. Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27

LIVE AGENTS wanted to help sell land
In tho famous Blue Blanket Valley of
Potter, Sully and Walworth counties. The
best farm land in the state from S2S to S5
per acre. The Dakota Land Co., Hoven,
Potter County, 8. d,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27
HELP ~WANTED-MALE
AEenta and saleamen-continusa.

HULLY GEEl $50 to $3.50 per week.
Money'syours. Not an old worn out propo-
sition. Entirely new, Field untouched.
experience unnecessary. Every family
wild. Money pours in. Free sample to
active agents. John Mangold, Tenn, sold
three days made big payments on
mouse. Mrs. Nolken. Ne: Send 8; best
thlng for women ever invented" A Vac
num Cleaner for $3.50, Consider the field.
women have watched, wished, longed for
~ Woman sold 4 one evening-profit ST.
Agents selling 2 TO 10 each day, purofit
~ TO $3.50 per week. New Home Vacuum
Cleaner-one person operates. No motor
no electricity, New model. Double acting
constant suction. Cleans carpets, rugs,
matuhgs on floor. Powerful current Of air
through carpet sucks up dirt, dust, germs.
NO more sweeping, busting, housekeeping
DEMONSTRATED In 8 m~inutes-sells on DEM
onstration. Show 10 families, sell 8. Sim
PIE, powerful. Does same work as 500
machine. Weighs 8 lbs. Money back II not
as represented. Agents profit 100 per cent.
RICK a penny to bring a flood of money.
Send postal for agency, full description.
walt. r.. Armstrong Mfg. Co, 80
Aims Bldg, Cincinnati, o.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27

WASHERWOMAN to take washing
home; references required, 1929 So. S1st.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27

TATE laws recently enacted necessitate
an old established manufacturing corpora
ton opening branch office In Omaha ter
ritory and desires services of reliable man
to take charge with sufficient capital to
carry enough stock to supply demand
created among business men, property
yearly; expenses and extra commission;
position permanent. Write at once for in
terview with sales manager coming to
open office, instruct and turn over business
to man selected. References required. Ad-
dress Liberty Mfg, Assn, 12-1 state ST.,
Chicago"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27

BOOKKEEPING, Wholesale, $50.
Elliott-F1sher billing machine operator, $50
Two stenoEraphers, $50,
Stenographer, out Of city, $50.
Two billing clerks, S0-S5.
Ten solicitors, salary and commission.
CO-OPERATIVE REFERENCE CO.
675-77 Brandeis Bldg
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
Cases Essigrs5.
FIVE PEssfCaEL
 DISTRICTS M CONNECTICUT.
sDrIsigh 5dl Provided for Larger Rep
 re5enEs+io6.

One Of tne first g1o5ects to come be- fore tle house for action is E1e rs@p- p0rriCon0erz 5fs3s based On 1te census cz tlls Jcar. Es ss aZDeeEed z o-4 zF4sl b5 passed before llareh8. Al 5sasfs r1ss Tas done Zeu ge>r r9 ago. EEza EG1 lzsC ap1ortz5rEae DlI passed congress
 At that ElHle there He-e rors@ pills originally DreTeaEe8 one lgE Alr. Cram - paeZer: a1orner f-' fsgTerEC- GErie1g1l- and the committee D4E D. Ire chair man o1 tae ce1sus coEI-rr-CCse. 3fr, BCDxiEss On December T. The Hop <ius 5ll Eas sG framed es n c-+t 107ryz representation 5u some states. CCrao.F Maine, and 1eaTsn1 most of E1z other eastern states 7rttH the se-u.e reDra- s1utation ss before. Under tlis b.ls Connecticut was aAoTea only fo1r Laenabers
 The BurIeign bill E.57-e-er- provided for larger representation Tn-s oill pro- vided for five men 0ers from Conu5e-5- cU-. The Crl1aracser Dill differed from the rest in providing for less rep rese1tation from the southern states.
 The Bur4e5Z1 Substitute ED- Out while the Cra-pzcz1er auerdma1- Has Gefea eed- The Connecticut men who voted for the 51crease5 represent alton were 1zes5-s- E15a-s 5e--E and Russell. while 5Er- EerlrF voted <o- Ire Hopkins bill and aga-1sC tle Ba--eiga substitute. The senate Reported E-z bill without ausECue1C and EaSSel Il on January IL T. became Q l@-E on January 1s- TsE5s bill provided fo- one represent rac5Te for each zs5. 9g5 5E6a5- tta1-s, or 5SS EneE1@rs oE the Rouse
 l. is figured CaL E2le- with 20 ! no s-aCe will lose elv relr@se1rz-lEe- although Maine win again 16 clozs - t. Connecticut Ez- -@lz4l lzs Gv= members. and 1t ls up D -1e sLa-e legislature 70 divide the stats into 1lv= districts The sentiment E1 Washing ron is decidedly against any members q large. al-no1g1 EE=r have hereto [1-= a-Ez been z-io-@1 to -eze tEeir seats The a5lI may proE55e for E6aist-z-L-rg az5 prohibit members s- large The Cc1Lec-icl- members nov in congress all seem -o De l- favor of redisrrlcIug the s-z-e, but how r is to 6e done is Of course for The leg islzrure to decide except that each G5s- rrzcL must have grroIlEa1e-E --= sau74 number CT i--E-ao5-aZ-s and l= com pact
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
PENSION BILLS.
Several Introduced by Senator Srsr- dsee1 for People of This End os the State.

Senator Eyardagse has fnfEc60ce5 the fo35cw5rg pension b3li&e 5n DeFs1 | of LDBf@ p0<az oT FsD1Ig Wind 1aEo yea tain Company 7. SeTe1ta New JeEEeJ Volunteers. a. s59 ger e1onfa. l1 behalf Of p15f1 k Gatro1- 14 55rof,kivr, C1,r1- ps1Y E. 14zfa Eezr York Era1sreerE, a' Sz0 per ygDTs4z f1 DeEa5g o4 Jsues HAZgertv oT " lfza1s 015c. Company C, 9>tn Connecticut EolDnEeerE. ar sz9 De- month. lr EeE-a1f cf Ella z. crarford eT BrDCZzyn, widow C George W CFaHrHcrGe who served fsa Inc nary. sz4. in behalf Cf AgDnlz9 (. %A<S of New JlDz6CD a9aszclso En gre 5zz1 United States inzan1zg. at s41 per month. and 5u oeTs< Cf 47arv Fcanefs of &o-7T.ez4 widow og Joan l. F'rane5s. Conopea3lea 2 and ?. 18th CoaneeElcUc ToIsszeeers 2. sz& per noI1G1-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
PROTEST FROM ASHFORD,
Residents Along Old Star Route Dis
 satisfied With It's Abolishment.
Especial to The BuIleunD


 Washington. Dec. 16.-A very large protest. signed by residents along ths old star route line from Wiliimanttc 10 Ashford has been lodged with the fourth assistant postmaster general. objecting to the order issued by the department last summer doing away with the old star route. II Is claimed by the petitioners that their mail is being delayed. sometimes as much as a. day and a half, and they ask that the old service along the route. which has been in existence for many years, be restored.
 Those who are familiar with the sit uatlon say that tie ahoiiShiuE Of this route contributed tO the i IsSa -iSfacIicn among republicans in Ashford and was one Of the causes Of the large demo- cratic vote in that town at the last election. The poStoffice department abolished the route Tor the sake of economy.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-17
FOUR DIVORCES WERE GRANTED
Cases Heard by Judge Case at Short Calendar Session
 of Superior Contradictions Acted Upon.

Of the twent2 matters on the short calendar list there were but three which went of Da Frlaay, fRo If f81se matters being uneontesfed 8iv0reez.
 on the motion for < hearing Dn the reconnaissance te the report ef fhe fiirg and q motion for judgment arguments were made and the judge took the pa- pers in the cage Of town 0f Io4tYiIfe VE. the Alpha Mills company. There was 8lEo 4 motion for tfie acceptance of the jury verdict and a reznoustrance tp this In this ease and the judge took the papers.
 Judgment by gtiDnlatlon vas granted in the case Of Sfarkom and others ys. Joseph SWstzburg. Jr.. and others.
 As an allowance tO defend sz5 Tas ordered in thirty days in the case Of George T.. Williams r~. Isabel A- WiI- Hams.
 i demurrer wae argued in the case Of Kelley, alnr., va. Bradbury, and the judge took the papers.
 There wa.s q hearing on the motion tO amend the complaint and for alj- rnony during litigation in the cage Of Carrie J. HedeIer vg. william F. Hedeler. and the judge took the papers
 Pleadings on or before Jan 1Gt were ordered in the case Of Walton ga. Smith, while plesdinzs in two weeks were ordered in the case of Bond ef ai vs. Littlefeid et al, 11e default being opened.
 A bond of t75 for prosecution in the case Of peenutz vs Gordon et ai was ordered In two weeks.
 Headings were ordered in two weeks in the cage If Gorton and ofherg vs Smith and wife, and in one week jn the case of IT. W. Eatnbun VI. Alice T l.. RathDun.
 Divorce Cases.
 On the grounds of desertIon divorce was granted William IT Blanchard from Augusta 2. Blanchard, whose maiden name was Ogden and her last known residence 1ag <orW5c1- Tre plaintiff lives in StoHlngto1. They were married in Pawcatucfz May -2 1895. &r. Blanchard gave 75 cents IT. A mission and Mrs. Blanchard made q