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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
& 4 / G. BARNES Wild Animal
~ Circus Prize Contest"
= = =. 10, u. -.

Are you in on it,
Then get busy and send in a list Of
wild animal names to the Wild Animal
Editor Of The Herald.
Remember. though, that in spelling
the wild animal names. you are to use
only the letters in .the words in the
first paragraph of this notice. There
are IS Of them-diferent letters. and
you may use them as often as desired.
The first prize viii be s.. the second
50, the third 81, and the fourth 81
Then there viii be five fifth prizes
Of two reserved seat tickets. and five
sixth prizes OF one reserved seat ticket
to the A G. Barnes wild animal circus,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
AIamoEordo to Play Cruces.

The AlamogordO high school foot
ball team viii play the Las Cruces high
school football team on the fair
grounds at Las Cruces Friday after
noon Two weeks ago the Las Cruces
team played the Alamogordo team and
Las Cruces won the game
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19

SPANISH WAR VETERANS TO
MEET TO SIGN MUSTER ROLL
The United Spanish War veterans VIII
hold a meeting at o'clock tonight In
the court room OF the police station to
muster in the remainder of those sign
ing the application for a charter This
will be the last opportunity to join as
a charter member
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19

Do not be deceived. winter is here and
so are We R c. Semple. successor
Southwestern Fuel company. Phone 531.
advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19

doed by the Germans" This was
agreed TO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
At WAR
WITH BULGARIA
Makes Formal Declaration
Against Eastern Ally of
Central Powers.


may be significant OF a policy Of bring
ing in new blood.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19

The heighth Of perfection has been
reached in the preparation OF canned
goods "AvOEdale Brand" goods lead
the world Nothing but the best. Put
up for particular peOple.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19

A dollar saved by buying goods pro-
duced elsewhere is a dollar thrown at
your neighbours birds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
Standard Cash Store No. 2
Corner Boulevard and Kansas Streets
Phones 434O-4341 and 1913.

Guarantees To not only sell Better Groceries and
ETats than others but guarantees you for lese
aTWe tv our Groceries direct from the Packers
and Manufacturers and sell them direct to you saving
YOU the middlemen's profit
Our Motto PAY Cash and Pay Less for the Best
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19

You will find the good old fashioned
flavor in Sulzberger's Majestic Hams
and Bacon "DeliciOusly Different"
Phone your dealer nOw.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
SyyTNDIJNG CHARGE AGAINST
u = RUsSE- - FILE

Alleging that he was sold Mexico
Citv currency instead Of Carranza
money. Louis Silverman- or III I-es-
OverI1nd street. has filed suit in JUS
tice J. NJ. beavers court against D. =
RusseI. on a charge of swlndling over
$50. The deal involved $3.50 gold
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19

Clean coal and full weight are Of more
Importance than price. r. c. Semple.
successor Southwestern Fuel Co Phone
531.-Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19

The special process used in preparing
Av0ndaIe Brand oats is what makes
them better Avondale oats are put Up
i'm parafiine-lined, moisture proof and
airtieht packages Absolutely sanitary
and free from bugs and weeviL-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-19
You Will Always Find the Very Freshest and Choicest
Kansas City Meats


Remember that phone orders viii same erefuI at
Order omntlr- - l--FF--s
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-07-16
NOTICE or SALE.

Under and by virtue Of the power
and authority conferred upon and vest
ed in the First National Bank of Green
wood, Of Greenwood, Mississippi, by
that certain note for $500. 90 In favor Of
said Bank, executed by Geo. b. CASH
ty, Jr., on the 4th day Of April, 1914,
and due and payable on the LIST day
of December, 1914, default having
been made in the payment of said note,
/, as Assistant Cashier Of said Bank,
will. on Wednesday, the 21st day Of
July, 1916. within legal hours, offer for
sale. and sell, at public outcry. to the
highest bidder for cash, ct the South
door Of the Courthouse Of Leaore Coun-
~, Mississippi, in the City Of Green
wood, Mississippi, the thirty-two (32)
shares Of the capital stock of the
Greenwood Savings Bank, evidenced by
stock certificates numbers Zoe, 100 and
l39, Of sid Greeewsod Savings Bank,
hypothecated and pledged TO said First
National Bank . security for the pay
ment d said note.
Witness my signature. this the 9Th
day Of July, 4. =. 1D1k
G y. ERWIN.
Asststant Caahior q IL First National
ank g 0g1saWent.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-07-16
TRUsTEEs's SALE.

TRUSTEES's SALE.
On Saturday, July 31st, 1915, within
legal hours, l will sell at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash, at the
South door of the court house of Le-
fore County, Mississippi, in the City
of Greenwood, under and for the pur-
pose of paying the indebtedness secur-
ed by the deed of trust executed by
Lizzie Wallace, on July LIST, 1914, to J.
A. Bell as trustee for the benefit of
Virgil Mcpherson and Peggie McPher-
son, recorded in Book IL, at page $50,
of the records of mortgages and deeds
Of trust on land of said County, the un-
divided one-half interest conveyed by
said deed of trust in and to that certain
tract or parcel of land in the Henry
Addition to the City of Greenwood, in
Le1ore County. Mississippi, described
as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the
Northeast corne of lot sixteen (16), in
block eight (8) of said Henry Addition,
as shown by q plot thereof recorded in
Book ID, at page 200, of the records of
land deeds of said County, and running
thence Southwark along the Eastern
boundary line of said lot sixteen a dis
lance of one hundred (10O) feet. thence
Westward and at right angles to said
Eastern boundary line Of said lot a dis
lance Of so feet, thence Northward and
at right angles to said last mentioned
line and parallel with said Eastern
boundary line Of said lot sixteen, a dis
lance of one hundred 600 feet to the
Northern boundary line Of said lot six
teen and the Southern boundary line of
Henry Street in said City, thence East
wardly along the said Southern bound
ary line Of said Henry Street, q dis
lance Of fifty (5O) feet, to the point of
beginning, with all appurteHances
thereunto belonging.
July 9Th, 1916. J.. A. BELL, Trustee.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-06-08
ma rched down the street singing

marched down the street singing
Since Jesus came into my heart
What a Joy in my soul
Like the sea billows roll
Since Jesus came into my heart
The scene reminded one Of the SCRIP
ture He hath put a new song in
my mouth" David was rejoicing be-
cause forgiven. He had that inward
peace which the world cannot give
or take away
The most comprehensive cure for
the days evils is revealed by pure
religion
When public leaders and the peo-
pie following find that new life 81
forgiveness and Righteousness which
| is If Christ. all our political and so
| cial and economic wrongs will he
rem edled. The last word taught bH
David in this lesson i Get rish,
| with Cod
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-06-08

a loving heart is the beginning Of
all knoWled edge.-Carlyle

a loving heart is the beginning Of
all knowledge
The man who does not manifest
love now. has no love.-Leo Tolstoi-
Life is mostly froth and bubble
Two things stand like stone,
Kindness in another's trouble
Courage in our own.
a dam Lindsay Gordon
The man who never alters his
opinion IS like standing water. and
breeds reptiles Of the mind William
Blake.
Shall not the Judge of all the earth
do right Genesis 1928.
Still stands thine ancient sacrifice.
\ humble and a contrite heart
-kiplins
As soon as a man becomes satisfied
| with himself and what he has done.
| he has ceased 10 improve and has be
/ gun to degenerate. george Eliot.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-06-08

If this uhofa wo-i4 <atio~. 49,.
followed ~ the fetfa~
Would ii - nobter world
All deceit art fsfs.hn..s. h,,-,a,
From, II .itn~ath.r
Malice selffxhn.aS a,s la.
RantSh4e from b.n-,fn "a. er,-t
Covering hearts fron, vtex
Tal ~. tf i f,1t,uatl ~,
Would the acrid ba h.ftere
The British As..ly
connnrehandei IL ! nhra-. -. e.ti
If ChriSt ID ever, vasi9r mar = .L.nI-
lao fhnu NJ ~. u-ant1 ,b.,, ~.
tha v,t,. ,<altlaaax -, -~.3. -
Hls COMPANY u r.. uhS s-.c,nf..e
-vb., -. =, ~na-, II 80 III ~.
viii and cam uix r,,Tra Tha, !
ltfa n,t~s,,t ,~erna a,,Yf.-, So.
faI. 4ha f,laS+ t,u-ar. ~ .nl.ut ~,
hood All the xxnrIs ar.>lat.ns H..
| prinaf.< of thrf~-su taa8.-Shfr t.4,,
| There - =. other r.reAr ao.,,1 4,
| sharing f4fs ltfs ana krork
An Indian natriof who's. .has.i.s
| have been recognized ana h,nnr.1 III.
/ the British Government Hon l. \
| few tholC. youth into rer,arlahl..
Society This wise Rrahman IA.
frankly appealed 10 he laftiest ideal
ism of youth He like IeSa~ aTer-
I,h. highest castles they accent III.
taken unop admission ara those
That the country Will ALWAYS -.
firSt in this thoughts and that H..
Will give to her service. ,ha hest thar
Is in him
Then in serving the country ~.
will seek no personal advantage f,r
himself
Thst he will regard All Indians -
brothers and will work for the al
vancement OF all. without distinction
, Of caste or creed
That he viii lead q pure person !,
; life
; THAT he will cneag.. IN no person :
I quarrel with any one.
/, Such devoted bands as this mear
, more to a nation or social orda
! than many a great political party
q Would that our own country and III
! Church might have NOR. Of them
a For. as the little band Of aposti.
5 have uroved a eronp of vounp me-
z willing to sacrifice all things eve,
y unto life itself. for their ideals ca
change the face Of the whole huna
order
rau the roll Of achieyers and mar
J. the ages Of the great Surely tn
The youth replies. Il can
5 One recent writer tells u.s. "th;
70 Raphael painted the Madonna Of :
Anthonv at % wears of age The :,
tine Madonna a, ~ Shelley wro
10 bound, at y, Alexander Hamilt'
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-06-08
$1,000 'a.e's'.,, Reward :,:'.s!
Monthly COMPOUND

~M0nfhly" Compound. Safely relieves some
OF the very longest, most obstinate abn oral cases
in Three TO Five Days without harm, pain O
interference with work Orders filled by return
mail. Single Strength 81 So Double 8trcagth
$2.Oo. Testimonials and Booklet FREE. 4
o. "A $eJTHMeTua sEnEW g. GAasA3 cIly, o.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-03-23
ANOTHER VICTORY
FOR JUDGE FOWLER
Jury Awarded Him Verdict in Second
Oi Insurance Gases
NFr0m Satllrslry'S Daily J

y verdict for the plaintiff award
ing him thc fun :nnuit of 81. 800 HnnI
ior. together with interest OF $I25.H..
was he outcome Of the case Of Judge
] s. Fowler against The Grorgi.
ii"m" Insurance company. trial ut
which WAS completed yesterday in thn
su~'ng term of the court of common
pleas for Andersen county.
This Isl the second case tried of the
six which t,is plaintiff brought;
against numhcr OF Insurance com
nanics carrying policies ON his nu,o-
n,hnilc garage which was burned scv-
"rnl months ago. c,;nil!ng a loss c:;-
'imat",l a; s'i o0o The aggregate,
"unnn' sued for in the six cases was
S22.G0o. This Is, also second victor
for Judge Fowler in this matter for
the Jury in 'lic first rasc awarded him
verdict sui; in thc fret case was
for $1,000. but IN This instance inter
est was not allowed
The Remaining Gases.
The four remaining cases have been
carried over 10 n future term Of the
court. and will b. taken up hereafter.
unless settlement of some kind Ii
reached in The meantime. II is pre-
sumcd that the two cases tried in th /.
court just ended will hc apn..,lcd to
the higher court, and the outcome OF
these appeals will doubtless deter
mine in Il large measure the ultimate
disposition Of the four remaining
cases.
Tho trial of these cases attracted
wide interest, despite the fact that
they were long drawn on and dccid-
cdly intricate and technical in detail
The defendant companies were repre-
scented by both local attorneys ana II
contingent from Atlanta. The plain
tiff also had a brilliant array OF coun-
sci. and both cases were closely and
Stubbornly contested
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-03-23

p!hni'd tn" rnlir' county Will feel tn,
o"i..iiis ~ III" Improvement; ~; Il
ruiz. main mark, rcndi reach ih,' mla
Iori. III prudu,iur areas and when
'h"A a.r improved ali land y,lu",
tend 10 increase
'",Ilt" fact tha, cities and larger
towns are frequently laN"d Tor honi
issues u build highways ON side oi
Ihoir nwiI liMit. j., sometimes uiadc
Il point q! dchnt" III bond elections
| 1t - argued t..at because :, lary;r par,
Oi The cou.iy wealth is within the
'o!pnratc limit ui suciI ,iiiva and!
20" IS. highway bond money should al
20 br used 10 cons: ri,ct thri.' streets
| Il /: evan urged That the expenditure
siouid hr nidr propurlionaic To the
! trSt 9a,u taiuiiInH within The city
! nuts. /. the proceeds "a hicAA Iy
n'i". .sNlc, WEI. distributed IN Til
*"r lhrlr ri:.io,r ~ many case;
"p"ii %" 1e;'At,'! l!ir primary "h
! J 6, e; tn" county highway lu.d i.sr.
:, - aiil. 'unnty n.lri". 'oai.. ana
NJ. =" .tii'rut, city streets. although
:5ii T. .'rntaer u. idr assessed
! 80 i'n' %. May h" ci.y property. Ii l.,
n"v tG4~n t.ar thr cNp,uGli0rc u,
! t,y ';N'S OF country iu;,u IS n
/ $on"d rriirip.r. and int il IS one ul
, ia" nc-i Features ui state ain for
, h;GHMai". In VI, Sarhnsrll., she ri,y
! ~ 'ipSt"h pays possibly 10 per cont
,, "i the t"'ai state hiai.Nay fuud, hm,
/ not ii mile OF Stiie-;.d highway has
/ b''n buiii within its limits N.w
! ORR ci'v also pays about Il" prr cent.
! oi the Vu.I uf the STATE highway
/ bonds Some Stat" laws proi..a :nc
| Nl'''.'!tur" or proceeds uf State
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-03-23
WOMEN ruin HEALTH
DRAGGING COTTON SACKS

DALLAS. Ten. March 10. The cf-
ftct on the health of white women on
tenant farms from dragging cotton
sacks In the fields nj cotton picking
season was investigated by Mrs. ] :.
Borden Hartman, of the Federal
commission on lndustriP' Relations.
at todays hearing IN lar, problems.
w. l.. Thurman. Of Sulphur. Okla.
VINO said he had practiced medicine
III the southwest. and Is now a lee
ture: in Oklahoma. was on the Wit
ness stand.
DO women" asked Mrs. Hartman.
drag cotton sacks?"
They very generally do"
AS physician, what do you think
Is The effect on the womens health I"
y positively know that the health
Of many women has been ruined by
It," replied Mr, Thurman.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-03-23
/ Third Arrest In the LoMndrs,ilic
Murder Case Midc
(rrom Saturdays D.iiy)

lFrom saturdays D:ily)
The only development nf impor-
.ancr So fa.' in .:r case OF the murder
ri AIRS NJ +. Sect III he. home nca,
!.nn 'ldrSvii,c close nj midnight Of last
ru' 5dav. IL idr from the mysterious
sioating of Earl Burton. was the ar
res! ye'tcrdnv morning Of win John
on. w.io was carried to Abbc"llc and
pli"od III the county jail.
MaEist "a'r }. q. lIucknbee, Of
.nwnGrSv!Ilc. told The Intelligrnccr
hal he arrested Will johnson abou.
, o'clock Yesterday morning. placed
aim il an automobile and carried
iin u Abhcviic Jail. where he was
.urard ever To Sheriff Lyon. The mag
istr;.ic WAS accompanied on this mis-
ion hv his constable. j. NJ. Huck-
,b"r. aEd :, .;pccia! deputy. Alvin Har-
pc. y rnnrih white man. Il Mr.
l'olrs. brother nf Mrs Al. L.. Scott.
accompanied the irio nf officers tc
Ahh"vill" with the PRISONER. hut Mr.
...,,rS went nu personal i,u:.i.csl.
Johnson tccm::h.
Will .'uhiSoa ii iiir nryrp VIII. sDcnt
ne nighi with Charlie logan Oh the
rSlIt Mrs. scott WAS mii.dcicd Char
liz i.rgIn'; regular tui-fcllow was
Ben Mnssic. bat il Is claiinrl that on
hr hight OF the murder Zen .'!nssic
.nd Earl l:"rton. u;,r formc- bcin.,
II Ahhcvilic jail on 'HlSp,ri..u i'll con-
lcr'iun with the ca3". and HE latter
/! YIN: sreerhlcss ut I.own,inH' III, from
Re elects 0i Il pistol slot in hi., head
/, tie hands OF II ;lr;y uEkE0Hn to
myone but tn" sp"Hr!,c:s Negro;
v"rc in Anderson. w':,r. they spent
ne night with Will ,nvi>. Il .,-otlrcr-
n-law OF burton.
Testified M ;nrnr.t.
~ l'ic ilpncsi OYER Mrs. Scots
body viii Johnson ifich. He lives
IN The Scott place On 'hc night III
he murder o. Mrs .:rrt;. lie stated.
hc camc hy Ciarlin I.cran's huusr
l'd. II The absence OF Zen Niassic.
Was invited ia spend tan night. which
nc did. lir testified thai ln s.,y Char,
lie Logan making Il hort Ia i,i.r. mis-
IS the ladder which W., used by me
person who crawlcd .1,ougli The win.
low oi Mrs. SOit'S hpns. and mur
cered her The ladder VIZ, found after
The murder in i.osan's house. JOHN
son furihcr testified ,hat he did rot
Know what tine thar!,. Logan >yrnt
10 he'd, ard knew ncihn- nf the MUIR
Ter of MIS-. Scott M'i! h, .is await
h| Tie general l:ar.n whici, was
raise! after The dl-cn"clv Of the da5
ia:;ily '!"rd.
Logan innrii""ir@ Johnson.
:! - reported! nl gaoh a.,th,rit, tA.t
whi'. Charlie l.ogi, wai rnroute 10
thr sat" peritcr' iarv frr safe ..c.p-
inf he confessed ~ lac Gcruty Msu,ilf
of Greenwood connty i!a' lie had n.ur-
dcrcH Mrs. S-ott. and was assisted n
'hc art by Will Joha.;ol
IT. Was on tile strength of this al
'"Eea statement OF i.ogan's and upnn
me S.rc'isth OF other evidence un-
covered ny Magistrate llucN;.bn" that
,m" , olhcal Yesterday morning placed
VII !ohhsoh under Arrest ana car
RED him To AbbcVilla oii)
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-03-23
PARALYSIS SEALS LIPS
OF LOWHDESYILLE NEGRO
Who Would Hr,eni Name Of Prrson
Sending Bullet Through III.
Ey.;;,;

While .h" body OF Mrs. NJ. T.. Sroi,
F!ct:m Of midnight as,ussin who
'r"nt into her home near I,DwnIrs-
vile 'rto Tuesday night and crushed
irci skull with Il blum, instrument.
was being lowered in the grave in The
ccIhct"r.' near there Thursday after
noon. between - and O'Clock. an
other chapter. fraught with battling
mystery, was added, 10 the tragedy.
when Earl Burton. suspected of hav-
'ng had some connection with tie
murder of the old lady, was shot
ilrJngh the head with IL pistol in a
clump OF woods som" 800 yards from,
MS home Oh the Scott place.
Ihe negro Is not yet dead. hut the
wound In his head has paralyzrd his
| tongue, and. being bcrcft of The power
OF speech. and unable TO write. he
cannot give The name Of his asSalant.
who he evidently knows. since
ne nous his head in assent to the
question whether he can tell who
shot him. The attending physician
states that there is no hone for the
'crovery of the negro. and unless
some way is found by which he can
X" known the name of his assassin.
he Will 70 to his grave with the secret
on his lips.
Among the Suspects.
Ben Massey. who was carried to
.Abbcvillc Jail last "Wednesday togcth-
or with Charlie Logan, self l-confeSsc.l
Stayed OF Mis- Scott. and Earl Bur
ton. the negro who lies ut his home ut
!.ownttsvillc spccchlcss from the eff
|, 'ects OF tho bullet sen, into his brain
by AN unknown assailant. claim that
on the night Mrs. Scott was attacked
they were i'll Anderson and spent the
might here with Il negro named Will
Davis. n brOther-in-law of Burton.
While tn" funeral OF Mrs Scott was
':"fnr h"'" ~ ~" c-nv" Thu-vdav af-
tcrnoon this Earl Burton was shot
! ough the head with Il pistol in n
patch of woods some 500 yards from
his home. Tho negro was fellcd by
the shot. but later reGainctl his feet
and walked to his house nnaided. He
makes his home with hiY mother.
! feedy Burton. This old negrcss, il is
said. is the ono TO whose home little
Miilie Lee Scott fed when she was
awakened Tuesday night by the at
tack upon her grand mother. and the
| one who detained the girl in the house
| an hour and half before she would
consult 10 20 TO the house of an uncle
of the child and te'' the news OF the
attack unon Mrs. Scott.
Pistol Ball in Head.
Earl Burton was shot with a pistol,
the ball entering the left side Of his
head and stopping Just under the skin
| of the right side of his head DR.
Thomas Kirkpatrick was summoned
from l.owndesville to attend the
wounded negro. and he has stated
that there is no hope OF recovery for
the patient The wound In the negro's
brain has paralyZed his power of
speech. When asked if he knew who
| shot him. the negro nodded his head
In assent. He cannot write, and SD
| there Is no way in which he can make
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-03-23
EQUITY MATTERS ONLY
At APRIL "0t'RTfHEKE
Nn Juror. Will BE Drawn Fdr Term
t'on'cning April twelve.
,E'rom Saturdays Daily)

tFfcln saturday l0ilyj
No jurors will hc summoned for the
i,rm 81 TIC court OF common pleas
scheduled tu convene hcrc on Mon
lay. Anri l.. aI tho tim, will be de-
voted to til" Tearing Of natters in
rGui, An agreement tu liis effect
WA reached Yesterday ~ a Inc"t'ni;
W tn" ii.'r .N:.suciaiion. an the iu:
commissioners instructed in. to pro-
urd with the drawing Of >"nircmon.
!Iahras Corpus Mnt!rr.
l' last lcw minutes Cf :: !crdaS 5,
cs,..un OF court %; comm > pleas
was devoted tn 'hc hearing ci motions
for ncw trials. the tnkin,, ~ orders
and disp,,Sinr Ot other matter of like
nature
,u.isr CARY filed an order in III"
.niaurr "i Mimi" Mcconnell ballard
versus Joe ballard. which was 4 ln5-
ems ,orpns proceeding for ,hr rccor-
cry "f Il Child. Annie Belle Ballard.
vho is in the custody Of the defend
AM The court ruled that tho cusiod!.
III r',r infant H. awarded to Ia" de-
i'ndan; without prejudice. however.
Ia til" petitioners right hereafter To
renew au application for custody OF
r"uuir" Il Change III e.; custody.
N",, Trials Refused.
'''i.r court ov"irul"d Il motion for n
n.N. trial il ia" case ol j. f. Hog"p
:..aii:s' The charleston n Wcs "Il
r,olinn hallway company. II viii
y" recalled that ihis matter was tried
tirrins ihr hTst w"cH Of court. rcs;.l.
i,c in Il .c:'l,rt io1 TIC dcfcnd.n:
c0mrany.
y iao;on l;r Il new trial IL ,ii1
asc "f i' u. Irii;n against y. =.
G,cl.uty wa2 also ov"rrulcd. This
cA>c Mas als" iricd during the first
'v.rh oi c"ur, r"5ufng in the plnil.
'.!: Miur awarded damages.
One Case Yesterday.
Oa!y one new case waa taken up a.
Yesterdays : session of the court. this
being he matter OF AIRS. Julia Lyon
u;;aiaat l.. l.. lI.ll.-a suit growing ont
cf alleged hr lt.i of contract. The
jury returned 4 verdict in favor Of the
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