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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-18

On the ground VI desertion Louis w.
Miller has filed i petition in circuit
court asking divorce from Rosa Sala-
Ear Miller. There are two children,
one kept at present by the father and
the other by the mother.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-18

Judge Whitney this morning issued
an order requiring sianuel Correa to
pay his wife, Minnie Correa. tempo
rary aIimony Of s. week pending the
determination or the divorce suit
which is pending .. g..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-18

Edward E. Hingley has filed a petit
ton in circuit court asking that Chas.
II. Baker be appointed guardian of Ida
Hingley, minor t6 yeaII of age, to
facilitate the distribution of the es-
tate of the late Edward E. Hingley, ST.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-18

The members of the federal petit
jury who are not engaged in the trial
CT the case Of Kiichi Sakuna and Kin
Sato have been notified to appear In
court at $50 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-18

The trial of Kiichi Sakuma and XII
Sato. charged with having committe
a statutory offense, was begun in tn
federal court at $3.50 O'Clock thi
morning before Judge Sanford B. Dole
The case has been continued unit
$3.50 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-18
LOCAL AND GENERAL

LwM AND uENLMnL
Circuit Judge Whitney today grant
ed a divorce to Estephan.a Comes
. from Jesse Comes, on the ground oil
deseftion. 1872 a.,
Judge Whitney this morning issues
an order requiring ianuel Correa to
pay his wife, MinLie Correa. tempo
rary alimony Of s. a week pending the
determination or the divorce suit
/ which is pending ..-. -.
On the ground VI desertion Louis w
Miller has filed i petition in circuit
court asking a divorce from Rosa Sala'
Ear Miller. There are two children,
one kept at present by the father and
the other by the mother.
Edward E. Hingley has filed a petit
ton in circuit court asking that Chas.
II. Baker be appointed guardian of Ida
Hingley, a minor l6 yeaII of age, to
facilitate the distribution of the es-
| tate OF the late Edward e. Hingley, Sr.
The members of the federal petit
jury who are not engaged in the trial
CT the case Of Kiichi Sakuna and Kin
Sato have been notified to appear in
court at $50 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
The trial Of Kiichi Sakuma and Kin
Sato. charged with having committed
a statutory offense, was begun in the
federal court at $3.50 O'Clock this
morning before Judge Sanford B. Dole.
The case has been continued until
$3.50 o'clock tomorrow morning.
The trial CT Joe Rodrigues. charged
with having committed statutory
cffense on Hawaii, is scheduled to
commence in the federal court tomor-
row morning. The case of Cheong
Kee, charged with smuggling and
smoking opium, is scheduled to be dis
posed Of at the same time.
Further .discussion on matters OF
legislation and suggestions for meas
ures for presentation before the 1915
legislature will be the principal bust.
ness Of a conference of all local char
liable workers which had been called
for 3 o'clock this afternoon in the
Library of Hawaii at the instance of
the legislative committee of the Asso-
ciated Charities, of which Judge San
ford B. Dole is chairman.
Attorney C. HI. Dickey, acting for
the Anti-Saloon league. has asked At |
torney General |. NJ. Stainback for a |
weeks time in which to prepare and |
submit authorities to the attorney-gen- !!
eral en- the questions recently handed |
the latter by the liquor license COM
in connection with the Pleas |
anton hotels application for license.
Dickey's request was granted. The |
applicants legal counsel is to have
similar privilege, hence the attorney
generals opinion on the many ihvolv-
ed problems probably will not be fin
ished for another week or two.
L. L. McCandless spent $3767.97 in
his unsuccessful campaign for election
as Democratic delegate to Congress.
The itemized account of his campaign
expenses, placed on file at the terri
soriaI secretary's office today, shows
hat his largest expense was public
meetings and the salaries of clerks
Ind messengers, the former costing 1
him $2031.07 and the later S1036. His
expenses amounted to only |
5000 Norman Watkins, Republican
Who was reelected to the house Of rep
-esentatives from the fourth district, I
spent only $56, on his campaign, ac-
,ording to the account filed at the
'ecretary's Office this morning.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-18

The trial CT Joe Rodrigues, charged
with having committed statutory
.cffense on Hawaii, is scheduled to
commence in the federal court tomor-
row morning. The case of Cheong
Kee, charged with smuggling and
smoking opium, is scheduled to be dis
posed of at the same time
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-27
DaStnn nmb Senebne.

- Ser ssrauen @erein Der eo.
grot. Ct. Sobannes Stride in Belle
pue, peranitaltet beute Nafulittag eir'
&nffeefr1n5d)en. Die @aitgeberinnen
iin6 Die 9amen: Dora Meper, wteii'
yer, @aeier, Maris iulo &eitIt).
- Srau sc. @oenbart in Der SaD'
ton slpe., Canton neranitaltet 5l
gbren Der Srau 6. u. @hler bon
Cumberland, Mb., einen gmpfang.
- Srau Soiepbine Sdunb IN
9pueDuc, peridieb seitern IN ibrer
@pbnung on Der Ban Boat slpe
@atte unS cine Softer betrauern Der
@erIuit Der GabineeidieSene. 9aS
2eidenbeg1ngniB finbet am Sreitae
gornittag bon Der 81. Ser5 Seiu Sir
DIE aus itatt.
- Serr Senrn 8rueggen ipurot
geltern in Der ct. 9ernarbs 4irhi
6ur6 Men. gernarb Greifenfamp mil
SRI. Marthn Meiiing ebeli6 rerburt'
oen. gedf ben firhIihen Geremonier
trut Sas 9rautpaar cine SoH5elts'
reiie ail.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-27
pa ~ iItn n.

1inier Msent In SamiltDn il
Serr GbnarS Srnf, 449 SiiS S,inffs
Gtrakc. gca Sci. 476 g., Gams
Ihpnr 1851 u.
- StanIep 90. gfoiencran5, Sobr
bon M. 8. Moiencrana Don-oer 9eer'
fieIb 2anbiirdbe, itar6 geftern In
Weerrp Sipital inn 9llter Don "a Sab
rem ON 9Dpbus. or ipiirbe Dor Orei
8oden i'm SofpitaI aufgenommen.
Sran s. geIt, bon Der galmettt
Shcbe, in Gincinnati eriudlte bit
8olioci auf ibren II idbrigen Sobr
CHARLES 5u fdbnoen nnb feit5uneb
men. II
- Ser Wl1liiflebrer @alter 2cb
mann, DON gto. 713 Hob @peniie, II
Don feline BciuGsreiie naf) Gbicagf
5uriifgefebrt.
- Die 1ermabInng BON Sanei
cEcuoaeb nit TrI. Gaa Gt0rs UNI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-27

@btporo WscDonpueb mt GIisabetb
glubrep, fonb geiterrl Morgen tn Der
fatboIiiden atrde In GSforb ftatt.
= Gin @aiolinofen erpIooierte
poraeStern 9sadnlittag in Sgforb. bel
.pelder ssra,i @iIas @entrp I'M @e'
iift uno oen slrrncn erbebIid ber.
brannt ipuroe. sic nollte ben Glen
nit @aiolin fiillen, ip1brenb 6erielbe
brannte nno Die egpIoiiom erfOlste.
- Die neue Wtianibriide bon Der
Sia5 3ur @ain StraBe. ipirb fauIll
Dor Weibaa9ten fertig iein
9. s. YolpeG elm friiberer
SiIislSberiii in aentudp, pelher
bier einen 2aoen betreibt nno leste
gSod,e Ieulc @attin nit einem Ia
id,enmeiier ben Iinfen slrm Der.
ipunoete unb iid oann in Den Inter
leib itaf, iuill aus Der Saft i'm Goun'
tp gefdneniB entlaiien weroen. Gr
puroc ipegen Steferei bon &ihter
Chant i'm Wslini3ipaIseriht sur Snb.
luna BON $50 itno Soften, ioipie 30
Gage @ef1nsniBbaft perurtbeilt.
Seinc sSrau periuGt jest Die $50 aIT'
sutreiben Inn ibren Wsunn gu be-
freien. 9iidter Shauf bot ibm oie
Sreibeitsitrafe geideuft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-27
N E ~ psrt

Die gaeipport Sffiee fitr bas yGin'
cinnatier @oIfsblatt" befinoet iidJ tn
Ro. 339 gorf Strafe, seseuhber benz
Gourtboaie, iuuielbit Ncnisfeiten, Nn'
,eiaen n. I. M. bis 10 11br 40 Nainn'
TIN Mbenbs entgeaenaenomnten iuer'
BEN. 9cresfnr Ennth 2401.
- GbeI6eine: Serbert 2innenbers
DON Cincinnati, g.. unb wiinta =.
Wanbgarb Don Gopington. Gspls
gedtolo DON 8elIepue uno Bertha
Sduls pOn gpOinstOn. ap. ShOmas
8. 9inlsD, %, BON Canal Winfsiter.
s., ,lnb Wabel gbna Mistea. 20,
DON 2ancaiter. ..
- GIa pfirrman bertlagte Wm.
pfirrman auf @runo brutaler ges
banbluns auf Sdeibuns. Sas 9aar
ebeIidte am %. Sebruar 1879 uno
perlanst iie 1nterbaltungsselb.
- Grunbeigentbumsiibe ibertrasunsen:
gbp. 2inet an gIilabetb W. Sbor-
nep, Got an Der Campbell Surnpite,
81. Salomou 5elien an Senrp SenS.
2pt an Der 6. 9lnenue, ST..
- Das neue Gtauorobr, ipel4es
@aiIer na9 Clifton unb Soutbsats
befDrosrt, purbe seitern in Sbdtistsii
geiest. sSnfolge befen ipuroe oer
lRufierbrud BON 35 auf 65 pferbes
irdfte erbDbt.
- Der Staats gafteriologe 6. s.
Gputb DON aeringtOn ertlart. Oab
Scott Tapler, Elm Sniai1e oes yteiD.
porter @efdngnifes ni4t ON ~Soot
Wurm" Ieibet, lpie bebduptet purSs.
- Sran, genbir, "a Sabre alt, iol
nit Dem Muto bes Serrn 2ouis Wenoi
obne grIuubnib cine mehritinois'
Sabrt semu4t haben unb tDurbs Der
lhuttet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-27

aublup. Snbepsnbence, Dapton. Belle
pue. grIanssr. unb bic phpfbtan
,Sdpeftern.
3ipeite DipiIiom: - Muiitfupelle
nnb Der s. .. u. W.
Dritte Dipilipn: - Wtuiittapeue
unb Reo Msn 2psen nit Glpats.
Nierte Dipiiipn: = Wuiitfapene,
ct. csobannes Bitter, Sol. Soe,
GraeI6en un0 5lpats.
syiinfte Oipiiion: = s. q. nnb 6.
2poen Commercial Sreapelers. Orbers
Of Serpents, Muiittupelle, glts nit
| syloat, gaeIes nit Slcats, Mooie nit
syIpats, 9rieftrdser @ereinisuns nno
W.atabeen 2osen.
lin Febsu llbr seiiern glbenb
bDrten perIpnen on Der Iib StraBe
| in 2nblotp Silferiife elmer Jrau, bic
aus benz Sauie BON Daniel Sones fas
men. Dr. StrauB unb Senrp 2agsss
mann oransen elm uno fanoen Trau
sypnes, aus mebreren Wunben blu.
tenb unb ibrsn Mann, peI6sr nod
elm Meifer in Der 6dnb bielt. sSones
ipurbe ipesen Ste6ens nit Der Ibli4t
su t0bten perbdftet.
| - Snfolse bon SsIbitentaiinouns
bon syenerasus entitano i'm Sauie Der
yrau glnna @rneit go. 294 Weit pite
Gtrabe Inn adt llbr elm 8ranb, ipelz
der einen S9aben bon $3.50 anriH7
tete.
- OaTlas Sble berflagte Or. Glar.
euce u. Sble BON Cincinnati auf
llSheibuns auf 9runb bon brutaler
9ebanbIuns. Jrau Dallas Sbls TT bte
Soater BON Col. sSobn U. Oopndro
SabafbGnbler an Der Iierten uno
@reenup Strabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-27

Dem Drama .eSnTuf imo Gtileita'
1S76), bas i'm Gonigli&en 5oftbsntsr
al 5annoper uraufssfiibrt ipurbs. Wlii
isinen tpeiteren brnmatiihen @rbsItsn,
u. a. ben Trduerfpislsn r9sIsns1 uno
goamemnon", permDhte iin Der
Di6ter ni9t burd,uisben; bafiir fan'
ben feline ,GnomenmdrHen1 iatrrtld)'
politiI1e gefhi4ten in harmIcieni
Geipanb, pislsn geifdn, Biz er TN
yabre 1880 NIT Dem Gpos Rain" lee
ilen ftdriiien Grfols iu ptr5sitnsH
bate. Sfa sleiden Sabre srid'Isu rodI
cine Qlpentnirenfolss rSeinrIH bon
Gfterbingen4 ipGter (1S90) bns Gpps
.,Gunbilb~. Qlut i'm bramatifdsn
Mlarfsubdt fi1 aafirOpp ptrIuGt.
! Dornr5sfen' nnb Der GeitisfeIts
qater" hnbsn inbsIsii, Obipobl lie bic
adnaiae Warttmdart BEL iDtiter iibers
raaen, ibfem Gh1pftr ME Spbn einees
brad,t. Der DidYsr. bsr and Elm let
benIhaftli4er Muiittr IN. bsfdb frls
ter cine onisbntias ejsissniamminng;
i'm admpf NIT benz 4llias Eat sr elm
ssnItrument nah bem unberen hsrgebtn
mii1Ien unb beltte Iebt Der grtiS IN ben
burftiaiten WsrbdltniHen, bic man iif
benien tann. Sbmobl IHon in ben
nsunsissr sdbrsn Ieins poetifde arafl
nadlisb unb aaiiropp iih NIT ieiner
neusren Gndtn niat mebr nussu5siA'
linen pssmOSts, aurfis q an0sbra9'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-27
H. H.lHLEKD0RF.
2ei6embcFatter.
R5sxe GaS 231.
SsGss c6.
Norwooo axo sleaoixs, Ohio
glauben sin,ufl5bsH, es fei feline ars
NEE Der ruiIif9en iibsrlegen.

Gin bsrgeffener Di4tsr.
Sn Silbssbtim. in elmer Da4itube Der
aantorsaiie. ipirb am 30. 9lnguit b.
s. Der 9i9ter @uituD aaitrppp isinsn
70. Geburtstag .fsiern4. 81. Der npr
etipa 80 Sabren Diel geleisn fpurbe. II
bsute fdon psrgeFen, uno audi in 5ils
besbeim isIbit asbenft tuum nod jss
maub isiner. Sn Gdalmiinfter gsbo.
rem ilnb urfpriinglid i'm elpOtbeterbes
ruf sbdtig, fpanbts er iid in ben iisb5b
ger Sa6rsn Der SGriftfteaersi gu. gr
lsbte bdmaIs in 6nnnoDer. Geine lps
ride @bapIObis aa6nis glfs qiebsr"
mar es, bic ibm 5uerft eineu NameH
sintrus. Gas BUD, pou panbsrtnrtr
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Nstis tar apuiraifsrsn,
gommtftioner's cfttee
6amiIton Q olunia. 2 oao.e

9fnetnnati o., 90 Muenil 1914.
,scsuasroir,ner in ber Cifice bes e.oarp o.
Grnitb donlmifonsrs bis rst,tas Ssr ,sr IL IL
he1iiiehenbe Gonnip.nrbeii on.
GBemdb 6er epssiiiIntionen Me;e4t gi., gii,
euIperf nnD Gfutmnlier an 8 wlils opsr otlli ot.i
ein Aoab, nabe etberiu ait1e, IN anoe'loH
III. sirbst bai an o,,6eben In retersin'iIur
mnnQ nit ben EIdnen nHb gye5iiiiaiicnen,
tpelde ett auflieaen IN ber CiIiee oes poato
N Qouffin Guutmininrers.
sine Gnasboie maien aiit gorTiiIars aases., us :.
,erfini fttfI melde In Der Cffite bef BonrD o'
osuiitn gcmniiiiirners iu baden fiitb. uno be-
eIelisi feir bon eirsui ToHS in sst snmms Uon Dot
unb aeniigsrben Rnrser ole .Siherteii pn'nt.
bas ber @ieier ben ftrnfrait eingeten iriro snt
ensinbrrna ber urteif. I'M bnle osueipe 'Vns
suerianrt pifc.
atthi brr. iraeneein osG nls hnssbois ~
eerfuerier. , r..,,,,,,
grsS. q. geffsImsnn. Rrhnbeni.
20,27,fep9.i0
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-27
nstis iar asHfraitoffn.
,gftea her q cr n rsH o m nltf 6Ss

son SamiIfon gountn.,. ~
QtnetnHatt. o., q. uueult lsis; w..
Rerftteeits auaebofs pstbsn eny
aea.nasncnIhsn in ber ctiiee pes scare % q
Gounfn Gou1tniifcners biz Drstiaq, zen 70.
sepientber 1914, nm ~ il6r ghitnss, tar Die
nes9sges i,ss gses go sSi fr bos enesu
mniireiden Der Brttde an sprinaiielh Viis Del
ban Tair DrDunbs IN Sptirafielo Lolpnl wv
Tie Nrbeii bat 81 affdeben " ueosreinlilM'
n,iina mil ben qidnen unb spesifiiniionen.
ipeIde ieei In Der riiiee bes 9onro oi eonilio
Qpmrntiiicners difiiegen.
als spaebOis ntiIt aui grHlIareEl ,1rs s,lsas;i :;
Sonifn Gpfn,niiiiouere an haben finb, liIio be.
alsltei fein bon einsW eoIs in ost 3ons pon PEI,
len lnS aeuncenben Rilfgen nls Sthetbsti, bnH
Ser Rieicr ben acHitaii elngtbtn rmo ~.
ansIhbrnng Der elrbei. i'm Sale bsrieiDe 'pn'
suerfanuf fuirb. -
mefht Dor, iraenbeiH ober ale unaeooie ~
rs Sm Naiirner bes poarb Of SaniIi0n Gosrnit
'A' srsSG. meffeImanu. RraIlSsHt
St''''' 2TJep3,f0.i7
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-27
Sn permi.t6em - Sduisr.

6ans Wel aneettri6eu trh tdpesisr.. StDse
suiraoen neuennH essr gtons Ban ste U.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-27

Gtnrfnuaft O., o. eiuQnit 1914
gerffeneIte unaebofe nsdoen erI,
,earnqeiroinnien III her Ctttee tes woato o.
soiifp Gommtfflprers big. D5etiaG q zen pen ~ :.
SrSieniber 1914, I'M ~ lihr mlthage, iiir 0ie
Hddbffcbelibe Gountrrelrpeii: -. rn.
wendb brn Spestfiiaitcnen 30; 0s2 - Ynr
hie g3erbefIerling ber grpiterfcn Moao, bon Per
cincinnati aorpcraiionsiinie bis aiir atiifin'
aait siorporatiouelinie. IN grinmbia zoipIYplp.
Eie urbsn bal 81 asIdetsn " nebfseiElIim' y,
rilns NIT ben Udnfn nnb SvesiiliatleIisiks
reI6e jest nufIieesn ~. oer Once oss c'u'S
~ 4eunfo 0emniifionfrs.
aus snasbOis rndrn aui f;srmslsrssa snsas, y 2,
ierfief fsiii, irel&e In Der Cffice btt Wcaro 81
fcuiifu doutnifiiorerf tn baben finb,. iiiib De.
sleiIef iein bon e.Hsr gono n ssr 3sss ,,,.r vSn
ilnb QeniigeHbrn Nfirnefi. ois Sinerpfif euiat.
San ber Htefer ben auutrafi eiiigebsn tpito tin
.iaeflbruna ber Nrbstt. I'M 6ale oefieipe ipn'
susffdnnf rirb. NJ A
Aedbt oor. iraenbeir pbcr ane uraepcie tu psI'
sni siuIlraa sss soirs Of samsIi0H a0HHis
Sreb. @effeImauu g1rdi!oeni
G.13.20,21
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gerlanet sn famfen.

GIfs sSeberbetttn-s3it be1ahlen ess D.
Ven nreife fnr bttfelbsn. bbrsHtrs " y"
500 5sif etnfis Eos. e ssos y.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-27
gereins.gnseisen.
M,tSeige.

Cine @lresrterfnmmIun firbst Grsliae. ben
2e Iueuff, Q6fnhB libr. in ber Saue oef
alorb Cincinnati 1urrrsreiHs linit, slir Hsr1,
fbtrrn iber MlifteI uHb gpsae iiit auibrtueunp
zines 6llfefonbs fir upttelbenoe Hrlcer UNI
G6neftesn I'm nlten DnierlnHne
efue bentften Neretne foIIieu perireien ltin
am auftrnae -snts ghraerfommiiteee uHe
teS 9saift ,ameri.nniften eideirerbdnbes.
2T.2s gcbn G1paab.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-27
gtnenasindie ~ mannIia

w.rbeiratbetsr Wann inmi Ssas u
norter. q. o., 1889 Walnut elfohe
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sieairruuas.g .gnIteHnnsen.

graitnnas.ausenuna ptien fhr g1anstr
sub Nrausn- 9auirnpe Dor grreurunafn 'ne
In eiuefidi. piftt fnr Hufteuunaeu rtt
HrenIia 9shttntr, Ttsf 10. Renshrs' ". "
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-01
BOARD OF WORKS ON
INSPECTION TOURS
Visit New East End Pumping
Station Tuesday Afternoon.
Thorough Test of New Well
is Not Completed.

Little was learned by the board of
public works Tuesday afternoon in
their tour of inspection TO the new
east end water works station. 1t was
the intention not only TO inspect the
plants but also to test the we'll which
has just been completed. The well
hes been ready for thorough test
for several days but il was postponed
owing to the repairing of the old plant
which has been under way for the
past three weeks. 1t was decided at
the meeting of the boar1 held Mon
day morning that they visit the plant
on an inspection tour Tuesday after
noon. The city water and electric
superintendent was instructed to shut
down the new plant sometime Mon
day afternoon to allow a thorough test
of the new well but owing 10 a delayed
shipment of supplies for the compile
ton OF the repairs at the old plant it
was impossible to shut down the plant
until Tuesday afternoon after the
board had arrived at the water works
site.
For over an hour the new east end
water station was down completely
and the new well raised nearly 27
inches. 1t was expected that the water
in the new we'll would raise to the
static head of the other wells at the
site or either it would remain at the
same height regardless of the water
being pumped at the station. This
would tend to show whether or not
the water being secured from the
new well is from the same vein as
the other wells or not. The new we'll
was driven for this purpose, or rather
to endeavor to secure water from
different source than is being secure
now. The well was driven about 500
feet northeast of the group of five
wells on the hill and about $50 feet
east of Big Six" below the hill. The
new well has been driven to about the
same depth as the other wells which
is over 500 feet. This would show
that the water found in the new we'll
is the water that is being pumped
from the older wells. Another and
more thorough test may be made
som etime Wednesday and another
visit by the board paid the new pump
ing station.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-01
PICKED UP BY THE WAY.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Morris have re-
turned 10 their home near Spencer
Vile. o.. after concluding several
days visit with relatives and friends
here.
Mrs. J. III. Uline and grandchildren.
Sarah Louise and John HOLSTER left
Wednesday mOrning for Goshen, Ind,
where they Will visit with relatives.
The cOnditior OF Roy and Kenneth
KOhler. the sons OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles kohler, ~ broadway, who
have been seriousIS III with pneumonia
for some time IS very much improved.
Christian Gehring, who is quite i'll
with typhoid rever at JOseph's hOspi-
tai. remains about the same.
Miss Gladys Edwin. of near Goshen.
spent Wednesday visiting with rela-
tives in this city.
Mrs. Herbert Quaintance. +. First
St, is entertaining her mother from
Mansfield, ..
The condition Of Joseph Neevatte.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. CAMEL NeCvatte.
+. Ninth St, who recently underwent
an operation at Epworth hospital. is
reported as being slightly improved.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-01
FAST HORSE FOR
MISHAWAKA MAN

Tuesday of this week Ed Mason of
this place purchased the promising
mare. Roxalana, from II. G. RockhilI
of Ft Wayne. Her sire is Rex Amer
icus, 2:11 -: dam, Dolly Dimple,
2:20 IA by Red Bell, 2:11 IA.
RoXalana has done a mile in 2:O9
the last half of which was made in
1:O2.. She is six years old this spring
and wears nothing but her harness.
With proper training she should make
an exceptional showing.
Mr.. ROckhill also sent a sister Of
RoXalana's along with her to Goshen
where they will receive their training
In the stables of Ed WalSwOrth. Mr..
WalsWO rth expects TO move the rest
OF his horses to Goshen Thursday
Among those that will go are Frank
Me dunn, 2:21 IA and the trotter.
Orange Blossom, 2:24 Ia. also some
green ones that are showing promise
of development.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-01
FACTORY FIGHT CASE
IN COURT WEDNESDAY
Bernard CeIie Tried on Charge
of Assault and Battery With
intent to KilI-Atty. Hagerty
Assisting State.

The case OF the state OF Indiana
versus Bernard Celle, on charge Of
assault and battery with intent 70 kill
which was continued in City Judge
Feig's court. was called Wednesday
morning at $3.50 o'clock and other
from the examination OI the parties
interested and the following witnesses,
Alphonse Bernaert DR.. l.. j. Van Rie
and Theophil DeNOss. very little
progress was made uEtiI noon, when
adjournment was taken until 1880
o'clock.
II is alleged that on March 10. 1914.
following "A little skirmish in west
end saloon the evening before. Ber-
HaTd Celie struck Odrian De Vos Of
40 W Twelfth St. a fellow emplOye.
with "A shovel De NOs was rendered
unconscious and was taken TO the st.
Joseph hospital, where a bone two
inches wide, three inches long. was
taken from his head. With the eX-
cellent treatment and the good care
De Nos received. he was able TO leave
the hospital last week Celie. who at
the time of the assault, disappeared
mas also returned and taken up posi-
ton at the factory.
The above named witnesses were
placed on the stand and We're cross
examined. Isaac Kane Parks, rep
resenting the defendant and Deputy
Prosecuting Attorney J. w SCHNEIDER
who is assisted by Attorney Charles
Hagerty. Of South Bend, are represent
ing the plaintiff
Wednesday afternoon at 1870
o'clock the case was again taken up.
A large number OF friends Of both
sides attended the trial filling the
court room to its capacity.