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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-12-21

For the purpose of buying driving
and heavy horses for the Philadelphia
and New York markets, / will be in
Viroqua on Friday, December goth; at
Viola on Saturday morning, December
3Ist, and at Soldiers Grove in the after
noon of the same day. H. Z. LIGHT.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-12-21
hinnsr Fiv. Per Cent

l have 81. coo to place at FIVE per cent
on a good farm near Viroqua.
W. z. BUTT.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-12-21

Ole opsahi. 20 q Frank r Owen. 1853 70
Peter Oftedahl 7 40 on Betsey Overboe. IA IS
Albert Opsahl. =. IA 50 Emma G Owen. IA 55
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-08-20
GOOD FISHING HERE
[Rt|A HEROINE H0H0REO
Good Sport to Be Found in
Wayne County Streams
as Any Place.
BASS ARE BEING CAUGHT

Wayne county streams furnish As
good fishing as any others in the
state.
Followers Of Isaac Walton in Rich
mond are having better luck this year
than ever before. due they believe to
the efforts OF the Wayne County Elsa
and Game society, in stocking the
streams with bass. All kinds OF fish
are being taken, from bass, google
eyes. channel cats and carp.
Greensboro. Nolans. Martinsda!e
and number of small streams are
the popular places. Thistlethwaite's
pond, private fishing resort Is said
to be full Of bass. Ed Neff and OIL
YER Nusbaum caught forty bass in a
half day recently, and although none
of the fish were of great size they
furnished great deal If sport.
A few days ago Oscar Mashmeyer
caught fifty goggle-eyss at Wyatt's
creek. a few miles west of the city.
The whitewater river south of Abing-
ton is excellent fishing. Another COOL
hole for bass is on Four-Miles creek,
near Fairhaven.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-08-20
M'cRAW IS CANNED
Indefinitely Suspended b,
Pres. Lynch for "Baiting
the Umpires."
TO BE MADE EXAMPLE OF


New York. Aug. 2O.-The indefinite
suspension of Manager McGraw of the
Giants Is taken here as the opening
gun fired in the campaign of Presi.
dent Lynch against umpire batting IN
the National league. Lynche's action,
however, is likely to ALLEVIATE the New
York club and may prevent his re-elec.
ton as president.
That he is firm In his determination
to stop umpire batting Is shown by
his declaration: Il won't stand for
any attempts to incite the crowds
against umpires. From the first !
have been determined that the decis.
Ions will go and 60 without rowdyism.
The Giants behaved better than al.
most any other club till the Pittsburg-
New York series started. Then Nc.
Graw got nasty"
The incident that determined Pres
ident Lynch to act against McGraw
was the escorting from the grounds
by the police OF Umpire Charles Rig.
Ter. who with Umpire Robert Emslie
had failed to please tho New York
manager.
Lynch became president on a plat.
form consisting chiefly of umpire re-
form and protection for the umpires.
He says he IL determined to carry out
that policy.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-08-20
W. Austin Says Girl Told Him
Men Were in the House,
Then Took Roll.
H. HARRIS IS IMPLICATED
ALLEGED VICTIM TELLS THE pa,
LICE he THINKS THE WoM-
ANS SWEETHEART WAS ALSO
IN ON THE GAME.

Over 5000 was stolen from William
Austin. colored. 65 Bridge avenue. last
night and Ferris Haydn. twenty
year old negro girl. is in the city Jail
charged with the theft. The police
are looking for a negro named How
ard (Kentucky) Harris said to be Z
sweetheart Of the Haydn girl and who
is alleged to be mixed up in the at
fair.
Austin had the money In pair OF
overalls which he placed on chair
when retiring. The Haydn girl has
been rooming at the Austin house
about two years and sleeps In . room
near where the money was placed.
Austin says that several times during
the night the girl called him and said
there were men in the house. How
ever on investigation no men were
found.
When he got up this morning Aust
in found the overalls thrown out on
the back step with the money gone.
He Immediately accused the girl Of
stealing 1t, but she affirmed that she
knew nothing OF the theft. Austin
had her arrested Immediately.
Knew He Had Money.
It is believed by Austin tllat Harris
has something to do with the robbery.
He had been with the Haydn woman
the night before and he also, knew
that Austin had the money.
The police say the woman bears q
very bad reputation. May Is. she was
fined for drawing deadly weapons and
public intoxication and she has been
in other police scrapes. It was al.
legged at that time she shot at Harris.
in the Pennsylvania railroad yards
with the intention Of killing him.
Austin states that he has had much
trouble with her because she steals
great deal OF household goods.
clothes, jewelry and once she took =
jar of pickles and Q dozen eggs. He
said he could not get rid Of her. She
is the daughter OF Henry Holsinger Of
North Third street, but Is said TO be
so bad she cannot ttay ut home.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-08-20
The Absorbing Mystery Which 1oee1n
Witt the Murder Of Popular Actress
in a 6beafre -Jusf OFT BroadevaY.

ner. Great Fr.'ai, Right. Reserved,
belonged TO a little man with shass? eye
brows and mass OF iron gray hair. He
vas Tom Button. q central office detective
] knew him we'll. very pretty woman
sat beside him. His wife. BIZ. she was
Polly O'Br,en when saw her first
ten years ago They are now both
detectives With some particularly shrewd
ar. "sts 10 their credit.
He nudged her and she looked my way
and smilet
I moved up the aisle to them was
curious to knox II t:ey were there ca
business and what they thought Of thc
murder Of Miss Leigh.
Hello. Tom. and you Poly. how are
you. haven't seen you for ar age Glad
10 see you herr now. something In your
lire
"Sh!" the detective took hold Of the
lapel Of my coat and pulled my head d-~n
to his level
Keep mum about US. Fred. cont think
man. know Us and this /. going to be .
great case. Are you seil: doing a little
shopping yourself!" He looked keenly
Ut NE.
Eyes. but mostly hreouss an the gan.
tia. breeds EN-! Haven't g,t into . muir.
der case yeti"
"You must b In this one. Wen work
together. you and Polly and me. I'm Oh
. vacation now. but He pulled my
ear still closer to his lips. Il think got
. clue already he whispered
Invent back to my seat Tiers had been
considerable movement on the stage Tia
body OF the dead GIRL still lay In sight Of
the audience. Her face was hidden: .
policeman stood near. Small groups
moved restlessly. talking in whisperA
Two men. evidently doctors. sat ON chairs
Jus. inside the wings.
Suddenly there was . shout. 4 man
from the nfth row back stood mp, wrapping
something hastily In . voman's shawl
He rushed Aurriediy down the aisle and
leApsd Mp on the stage Mr.. Frohman net
aim. There was brief talk. Thaa they
came together % the foot1ishts. IL man
agsr s& the same time beckoain1 . police.
man
This" said Nj. Frohman. has Just
bssn found under 3sat + II. Len. He took
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-08-20
BY JOHN CAMPBELL HAYWOOD.

fror, under the shawl 4 Ion s-oarreied pis
toll. which he leld ~ full view. II sup
pose the owner will not claim it," It wss
an. unnecessary thing to say, There was
a long silence. | kew that dozen pairs
II official eyes were scannin: each face
in the front rows closely. The woman be-
side me gaspsd and slutched my arm.
is that the-the murd SER" she Wits
perez. did not answer Mr.. Frohman
was speaking.
.ou. he was saying sharply TO tho man
beside him. SAY your name Is Abel. Int
Does anyone here know this gentleman: :"
There was no reply. He turned again to
the man. Il ST all detain you as--as 4
witness"
The mans pale face vas turn "a for m
instant towards the audience. He seemed
about to cay something. but was promptly
silerced by the officer who led him, pro-
testing vigorously. behind the scenes
Was he the murderer covering NJ.
, tracks BY voluntary surrender of the p,..
tol! The people about me decided hs
looked the part The woman with the
naked arms Historically pronounced il q
certainty.
The Coronsr'1 examination Of the body
Was brief. He thea entered the boxes On
the lsst. passing through each. until he
had completed the circle. Then up and
down each aisle he went. questioning the
men police officer and an assista
were behind him taking notes. He paid
little attention to the women, .xcep& two
who sat In the afth row In the left aide
the row Of p IL eft They were he.vv
blondes without escort. It was suspected
Mr.. Albert Hunt came with them. but .hev
said they did not know him, although 10
mad snatched . wrap from them. Thsy
said the nash and report Of the pisto,
came ffom over 10 the right. This vas n
direct contradiction to the weight Of the ev&
dsaos. They said eurther that = sto,s ....
With black hair came IN duxinx tie
htArmisstoo and sat In sses r II. No -.
tiss appssrsa 70 have notieea HIN. ~
inpression ersatsd ~ the blenAa l.dse.
vas not favorable.
"fhsv afs trying 10 shield DAT n.,
Hn1ts Whispered ~ LADY bssids M
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-08-20

froo~rishs. fa,N ~ American Journal Exa
Mr.. Frohman came to the footi'shts ana
the audience settled itself to herr the ex'
PLANTATION Of the matter
Il might" he said. his lips quiver'ns
with agitation. tell you that Miss '.essa
has tainted. and ask !ou to SO quietly out
1t l. more serious than that. she has heen
murdered. the shot you heard. fired from
among you. pierced her ..'ears. She Is
dead. there" He point,A towards tn
silent group in the rear The Coroner
has been sent :or--the police are already
In charge here-no one will be allowed to
leave the theatre .,ntil the Coroner comes.
except those in the balcony and upper Gal.
ls.ies: they must leave. quietly and 1t
once"
He stepped back. Gentleman with
white hair came to the front OF boy
II was General tewart L. Woodford-and
called Mr.. Frohman by name.
will you not allow the ladies In the
boxes to withdraw from this painful scene.
they can be OF no use here!'
Il will make no other exceptions. Cen.
eral. to those have named" he answered
CURLY.
AAO oO00oDtu W0S AZ SAV OOOy ~ wv
horse. So Mr.. rrohmAn reasoned. In the
darkness be could have slipped into bog
ate. arinE tho shot from the stalls. There
weSe number Of vacan. seats all through
the house.
The police and the ushers quickly
cleared the upper tiera Many people did
no wish 30 60. protesting hotly. some even
claimed loudly that they could point out
the man. but In the .arkness that was
clearly impossible. They went out with
the rest.
had my overcoat with me and golf
cap. rolled them up. making {: them
pillow tor the woman a the naked arms.
who lay back with closed eyes and pallid
cheeks. Il seemed cruel 70 keep the
women there. Then stood up and locked
over what was eft OF the audience. There
were many faces knew. I'D nrst-nighters.
and some women. Too. who knsw me. peo.
pie q prominenee. Who weulA vouch for
my Sespsctability. % I vas not uneasy.
cav . pair Of gray syss looking Ut me
through hern.rimmsd Eyeglasses. from the
aisle seat IN tAs thirtseath asv. They
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-08-20
SPORTING GOSSIP
BASEBALL NOTES.

The Browns fine showing on the
home grounds surprised the st. Louis
fans.
Manager Fred Clarke is confiden,
that the Pirates will overtake the
Cubs.
Catcher Lew McAllister has played
with Buffalo. Toronto, Montreal and
Newark this season.
Pitcher Jack Cronin. who VS. re
leased recently by Providence, has
been signed by the Buffalo club.
Cleveland has purchased Catcher
Land and Pitcher Yingling of Toledo
Him all samee fine pitchee. Yingling
The recent western trip just abou,
packed the Highlanders away in moth
balls for the remainder of the sum.
mer.
Outside of taking three games out
OF four and making three home runs
IN one afternoon the Athletics didn':
do much while In Detroit.
The majority Of the Boston fans
wouldn't give Chinese yen for the
Red Sox chances to cop the American
league pennant since the trading OF
Lord and Mcconnell.
VIII the New York gentleman who
has picked out and labeled the real
society gazaps of America, kindly tell
US which the the best ball player
Honus Wagner Or Ty Cobb?
Unless the New York state assembly
will pass law permitting Sunday
baseball the New York State League
will go out Of business at the close
OF the present season.
The Athletics did great work ON
their western trip. Connie Mack
boys may be CUTTERS" but it looks
as though they are going to wait un
til the close of the season before they
quit.
New Jersey has been handed abou,
every kind of hot deal in the past
and now the limit has been everyday.
ed. Bugs" Raymond is pitching In
Atlantic City and "Rube' Waddell in
Newark
II is said that the'American leagu.
ers will refuse to take part in a
worlds championship series in case
the Cubs win the National league pen
nant. Charlie Murphy stands as we'll
with the American league moguls as
a skunk at lawn party.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-08-20

~ he Made q the second &C. OF The
Wltlsss Wife, ct tie Lycsum The
= atro. The electric lights throughout the
Asase suddenly went out. leaving the place
b total darkness. except for the faint
Oiionse of . match In the hand Of the
iea1iAs lady. Miss Linda Leigh. in .
spirit Of dsviltry. was lighting . cigarette.
AZ once. from somewhere In the body OF
~ theatre. there was . Lash and report
q . pistoA The lighted match fell to the
Seer.
The deep silence that followed was
broken By the murmur Of excited voices
O the stage. and the rustling Of cues.
t1oning and uncertain audience who failed
% 80 In the Interruption . Development
q the plot ! knew It was not part OF the
play and had moved from my seat quickly.
getting down to the rail girdling the or
chsstra. was In no mood to be In the
vay q Q panie.stricksn people oshtins
foe exit In the dark.
There were now voices behind the
ecenoa, voices ordering and cursinS. then
- pooplo arose with . roar. punctuateo
~ sosoans Of terrified women. The ushts
eane % q suddenly - they had gone out.
meant for some women who had tainted.
nsss e The psople we're standing. iook'ns
Aaselly ct one another. Some With legs
astr31e the chair backs had shamsd saces'
I ct Down IN the front row. A woman ID
the next eAair-the one 4 had taken Wa
q tns snd-aung her naked arm about nv
neck and wspt ] do not know VINO sns
~. but released myself quickly. Her
friends saw to her. The whole massss
eoulA not have taken two minutea
re curtain vas still up and people -
- - believe the inctden' part OF the
ahev. and - suek. 70 damn 1t openly -
nesvssaekins. until men came from back
q ~ ajss. evidently not In tho cast
The appeared unmindful. - were oil Of
tAe stage eolk. Of the audience. Daniel
rrohuas, The maaaSer Of the theatre. Vas
amons them. He beckonsd Eugene
Waltee. ~ autAsr q the play. from .
49, bax. Thau talked vehsusnus fos
apeps misuese IN sroap AROUND ~ esa'
~ nGuso-tAAe 81 The leadinS lady.
NeanWhuo ~ audience waited. I sav
~ Dellesnsa take plaees q each exit
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-08-20
WITH THE FIGHTERS.

Jack Twin" Sullivan and .Porky
Flynn will meet at Bar HaIbor, Nc,
August "a.
II there Is enough money in sight
AID Wolgast will box Ray Bronson n
New o. leans.
George Gardner has signed to meet
John Willie in Winnipeg the latter
part Of August.
Harry Forbes, the Chicago light.
weight. figures he has come back
and VIII meet Johnny Powers in pri.
vate.
Jack Johnson says that Sam Lans-
ford did we'll In calling off his bout
with AL Kaufman, as AL has 1t on the
Boston Tar Baby,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-08-20
WHITE COMING HERE
Daring English Aviator Will
Compete in the Boston
Aero Contest.
EXPECTS TO WIN PRIZES
(American News Service. }

(American News Service.)
London. Aug. 2O-Graham White,
the daring English aviator, announced
that he will sail next week for Am.
erica to compete in the Boston avia.
ton meet.
I'm going to bring back good
part of the $37,4O0 prizes" he said.
He will sail on the Laurentic, few
days before James Radley. who is ex-
pected to compete in the New York
st. Louis $4,000 race. Both men are
scheduled to compete in the Long Is
Land International meet in October.
There Great Britain will also be rep
resented by third F. McArdle, who
has just been chosen by the Aero
club.
White goes to Boston ut the invita-.
ton Of the Harvard Aero club. who
has guaranteed him a big fee, and
against loss through dihiculties with
the Wright Brothers over patents.
White will take Farman and Bier.
lot machine. From American he will
30 to India for the Allabad meet.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-08-20
Free Turtle Soup this even
ing, Saturday, at ]. n. Sulli-
vans, IL S. 9Th street. 1t
A LARGE CROWD OUT
Estimated that Between
8,0OO and 10000 at Old
Settlers Picnic.
GOVERNOR DIDN'T ATTEND
palladium Specially

tpalladium specially
Centerville, Ind. Aug. 20.-A crowd
estimated at between 5000 and 10000
people was present at the annual Old
Settlers picnic at King grove. north
of here today. The officials were
much disappointed at the inability OF
Governor Thomas r. Marshall to at.
tend as he was counted upon to give
an address. The program was carried
out as announced. Judge l.. G. Alb.
bolt of Richmond delivered the prin-
cipal address. The rest of the pro.
gram included the reading Of the min
utes and the death roll by the secre-
tary, w. S. Ratliff, also recitations
and musical numbers by the jackson.
burg band. The dinner which was
served on the lawn was attended by
the usual number and the quality far
surpassed that which is ordinarily
served.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-08-20
England Today Paid Its Last
Tribute to Florence
Nightingale.
HER FUNERAL SIMPLE ONE
(American News Service9

London. Aug. 2o-England today
paid the last tribute to Florence
Nightingale the angle Of the Crimea.'
Following the directions found In her
will. the funeral was held quietly NJ
West Willow. Hampshire. but for
memorial service arranged by the war
office In st. Pauls cathedral, Mt which
there was present personal repre-
sentative Of King George.
England's foremost military men
gathered at the cathedral to honor the
memory of the revered nurse. Dis
appointed at the impossibility of bury
ing the noted woman In Westminster
Abbey. the st. Pauls services were
made as fast as possible an honor Sec
ond only TO interment in the Abbey.
The executors Of the will followed
their first intentions, Cbeying Miss
Nightengale's injunction for private
funeral, in snite of the Offer of the
Dean Of Westminster to allow her ash.
es to lie by the side Of Englands
great men. ~
The papers throughout Great Brit
ain today generally regret that Miss
Nightengalo's provision prevented j
more signal honor being paid to her
There Is great disappointment among
the London public that the bed will
not be borne through the streets on
gun carriage, as was at first sug'
gested.
The funeral at West Willow was OF
the utmost simplicity. though many
noted persons gathered there.
The coffin was severely plain, bear
ing plate with the inscription,
Florence Nightingale, Born May ~,
1890; died August Is, 1910"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-08-20
American Dentist Leaves Que.
bee for London to Face
Murder Charge.
DEW WAS VERY sEcRETIvE
CHARTERED A SPECIAL BOAT TO
TAKE HIS PRISONERS ABOARD
STEAMER, TRYING TO AVOID
THE CROWDS.
(American News serviceY


Quebec. Aug 20.-Dr II. II. Grip.
pen. accused Of numbering his wife,
Belle Elmorc. In England, and his typ.
lot. Ethel Glare LeNeve, sailed today
for England In custody Of Inspector
Dew of Scotland Yards.
The departure was marked by al.
most sensational attempts at secrecy
on the part Of Dew. who chartered q
special boat to catch vessel that
sailed last night from Montreal.
Dew. since his arrival here and the
capture Of the fugitives on the Mont
rose at Father Point. has become an.
gered at the attentions Of the public
and the newspaper men. II was, known
two weeks ago that he might attemp,
TO slip the prisoners cut of Quebec
without the fact reaching the ear Of
the public.
Crowds oathsr Quick.
When the news spread that the start
Tor England had been made. 1t was
first reported that the couple were
about to leave the prison to go to
court and crowds quickly gathered on
the heights OF Abraham and along
The water front.
A force Of police was detailed to
iisperse the crowds. They had diff.
sulty In driving the curious away from
g. Louis street. down which 1t was
oelisved the prisoners would be
brought. Inspector Dew spent littlc
u last night ut the st. George house
where he has made his headquarters.
Sergeant Mitchell, sent from Lndon
with papers bearing on the retofn of
he couple. was also not to be found.
Mitchell. with the two wardresscs
sent from London to accompany Ethel
LeNeve. Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Stone.
,ad received special instructions.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-08-20

said 1t looked that way to me. came III
in for my share OF the examina- IA
ton and volunteered the informar III
ton, as an old eampaigner who has
heard many shots hrad at before
and behind him. that the pistol was M ls
fred about tan PAGES back OF my Nxw
chair. and from about the centre q N
the aisle This placed it In Z line sS
with Seat e II. Left My expert .
testimony visibly impressed the
Coroner. He took my name and I'd.
drssa The rest was soon over. Pc
lice Captain Fennslly. Of the TWEEN
ty4econd Precinct was 1t the door.
and with detectives behind him, held
each person In brief talk - thu
audience left
Tom Button. Polly and I met n -
lobby. II had been an exciting eveninx.
Va. Glad It was over. suggested =
heshments.
Fred" said the detective. across tn
supper table IN the Cadillac, what r.
you doing nowr-
"Workiug-I have to live"
I woat ask you who. its too old . joE
and I'm seriouA. He looked II. POLL
seemed depressed. too. think ths gloon
OF the theatre was ovsr N
Wen. I'm working the same ole lay
ior company which keeps my boots m
oody n . nice repair. Each year do
dfe1e better. You know thAti Why. ~
put you on many . trail.
That's so!s he interrupted, could 20
- On for two weeks vacation and stal
tomo9rowr
Sarsi I nsed rest Why1"
lU ned Yoa r. tia casn
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-08-20

There WAS . Hash and r0p19e
of . pistol The Iishtsd
snatch fell % the door."
looked closely At him The gray eyea
had kindly look In them. . very earnest
look. that somehow brought chm % ny
heart He had said ~ had . clue The
murderer-did II mean-wsll, II hs nssds6
me. he was the one man IN the world
would 50 70. There vas much wants4 =
know. but felt No would not tell ne tAsn-
do you know the woman you vefo
talking to IN the front rowr" No asked
suddenly.
No. Was not pleased to b reminded
Of her.
Join ~. Frsd!- Polly rsachsd across
the tabls and put her hand On my arm
7 don't know what Tom has n his mind
now, not al Of II. at least, about this
this case. but Il he says he wants yoa ~
him. there may b danger IN Il Tor
ITO b Costtsss6 Nest Sss1a9l
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-08-20
TAGS REACH HERE.

Tags for the vehicle license arrived
today and Controller e. q. McMahan
will Immediately begin to issue them.
There are two other forms. one Tor b.
cycles and one for other vehicles.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-08-20
A TENNIS TOURNEY

September I and have been set as
the dates for the city tennis tourna-
ment, to be held at the courts Of the
Richmond Tennis association, for the
championship Of Richmond. A sill.
yer cup has been offered to the win
ner of the tourney.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-08-20
A PARTITION SUIT.

Emily Caldwell has filed suit in the
circuit court to partition real estate
to which she is q joint heir with Rob-
ert D. Henley and others.