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MANIUMPSOVER
N|AGARAOWINGTO
. SUIT FOR DIVORCE
John E. Leaman Of Lancaster,
Pa, Leaves Note to Wife
With Clothing.

NIAGARA FALLS, n. Y. Oct.
2s-The finding Of a mans coat
and hat and papers near Goat Is
land bridge today indicated that
John E. Leaman OF Lancaster, Pa,
had committed suicide during the
night by going over the falls.
With the clothing was found a
letter addressed to Mrs. Helen
Leaman, No. 1856 South Queen
street, Lancaster, Pa, which reads
in part:
Dearest Helen:
May God forgive me for what
i am doing, but there is no other
way. Your happiness requires
that you be free and this is the
only way to make that possible.
Please try to understand. It
all seems like n dream but 1t is
only too real.
Fame. fame. Is cheaply earned
by fleeting breath.
But the price Of honor Is the
sleep Of death.
Now, at last. you will under
stand that l love you"
With the letter was a news
paper clipping stating that Mrs.
Helen Leaman had filed arplica.
tiou for divorce from John E Lea
man. There also was bank book
on the Union Trust Co., of Lam
caster, showing a balance OF
several hundred dollars.
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of Mrs. Susan Wright in Bellview
last Sunday.
The local lodge, Knights of pytn.
las, had initiatory work in the ses.
ond degree at the meeting Wednes.
day night. After the business meet.
Ing social hour and refreshments
were enjoyed.
Mrs. W. S. Stuch has been con.
fined to her home on Pike street
with an attack Of rheumatism for
the past few days.
George Grove OF Monongah was
the guest Of his sister, Mrs. T. ].
Cady, Thursday.
Miss Olive Jackson. clerk at the
Consolidation Coal Co. Store, mas
heen off duty the past week on c.
count of illness.
AIR. and Mrs. ". S. Sypult win
move the first OF the week to tha
property they recently purchased
on Beverly pike.
Mrs. Joe Harrington returned tho
first of the week from Hundred
where she had been the guest O;
her mother, Mrs. Ida Teagarden.
Miss Madeline Rittenhouse wn,
the weekend visitor of her sister
Mrs Thomas Smith of Lumbe;.
port.
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this province, but this wiz be Mr..
Evans first trip there. y
Miss JenniR n. Fleming spent
yesterday in Morgantown with her
brother. Frank Fleming and fam.
fly.
Mrs. Frank Davidson and sons
Robert and Richard Of Grafton,
arc guests Of the formers sisters,
Mrs. Earl Jackson and Mrs. w.
X. Schneffer.
Arthur Musgrave, who spent
some t me in Ranger, Tex, has ra-
turned here. Before coming here
he spent several days at Harris.
vile with Mrs. Musgrave. who Is
visiting relatives there.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Wetzel and lit.
tie son Louis, former residents OF
this city, left yesterday for Florida,
where they will spend the winter.
They were accompanied there by
the latter's mother, Mrs. j. B,
Petit Of LittletUn, who will also
spend the winter there.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Binns left
yesterday in their automobile for
Florida, where they will spend the
winter.
Mrs. C. f. Scott Of PIerpont ave,
nue. has returned from visit with
her sister, Mrs. John Crumbaugn,
at Latrobe, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Gwynn have
returned to their home al Triune,
after visiting their son, Gilbert
Gwynn, who is III at Cook. Hospital.
While here they were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Lindsay Jacobs at Their
home at Kelley Place. Gilber,
Gwynn is Improving at this time,
Mrs. |. c. Klein and Mrs. John
Gerkin Of Grafton have been in tha
city for several days.
Mrs. W. II. Anderson Of Laurens.
5. c., is the guest OF her sister, Mrs
Clarence Abbott. at her home ON
Rhea terrace.
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LOCAL sOCiAlI. EVENTS.

Jack Kohler, Pauline Feaster,
Dortha Shields, Charles Boor, LII.
liam Fleming, Logan Daugherty,
Vincent Cassell, Marie Williams,
Josephine Williams, Lewis vii.
liams. Mary Josephine Hall. Ro-
bert Fec:Or. Virginia Stalnaker,
Robert Nutter, Dortha Kinney
Bobby Mckay, Richard Dunning-
ton. Richard Davidson, Rober,
Davidson. Doris, Dortha, Olive
May and Earl Jackson, Jr.
Halloween Party
y success in every particular was
the Halloween party which was
given by the Sunday school o!
Christ Episcopal Church in the
social rooms OF the church. las:
evening. The guests appeared IN
masquerade costumes, and the
rooms were tastefully decorated
in autumn leaves. fodder, pump.
Tins and lanterns.
a short program was presented,
the features OF which was n story
Of Halloween told by Miss Eliza.
beth Dobbie, James Whitcomb
Riley poem read by Miss Martha
Brobst and a recitation by Miss
Mary Powell. Prizes we're award
cd to the persons wearing the bea!
and second best costumes. These
were worn by Miss Mary Colebank
and Junior Showalter. Refresh
ments in keeping with the season
were served
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Gives Party
PERSONALS

L. G. Boggs and W. D. Barring
ton motored to Morgantown today
to see the Rutgers-W. V. U. foot
ball game.
]. j. Coughlln went to Morgan
town today to see the w. V. u
Rutgers game.
W, L. Waddoll OF CovtnGton.
Va, who spent the past several
days in this city with Mrs. Wad-
dell. who is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. a. j. Stone on
Quincy street. Is leaving tonight
for Boston OH n business trip.
Miss Frances McCray went t.,
Morsantown today TO witness the
". V. U.-Rutgers football game.
Olive Durham. Julia White aud
Alden Miller are among the To-
cal young women at McrSautown
today to attend the ". V. U. -Rut-
gers football game.
j. II. Huggans, Brownsville,
Pa. general agent. Monongahell
Railway. was In Fairmont yoste,-
day.
W. G. Kelley of the Kelley
Music Store and his father In law,
c. b. Evans, the latter OF Mari.
eta, Ohio, are leaving today for
tho province OF Ontario. Canada,
where they will spend three weeks
hunting deer and moose, Mr..
Kelley has made several trips to
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a. m. with William Mortified as
superintendent; sermon at 1880
o'colck Sunday evening; Ladies
Bible Glass meeting at the church
Monday evening; prayer meeting
at 1880 Tuesday evening. The
Rev A. W. Lowe, pastor Of the
local NJ. p. Church, will also
preach at Kingmont at II a. III.
tomorrow.
Masquerade Party
The masquerade party given by
the local lodge OF Pythian Sister5
at their hall yesterday evening
was well attended. The lodge
home was appropriately decorated
for the event. Music and floor
games furnished diversions and
refreshments were served the
guests, who numbered about fifty
persons
Singing Class Organized.
A singing class was organized
last Sunday evening with Prof. L..
II. Holtz of Fairmout as director.
The class held a practice meeting
Wednesday evening. About sixteen
persons arc planning to take tho
course of lessons.
To paxter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl F. Brown, MIR.
and Mrs. W. S. Sypult and children
and Mrs. Myrtle Sypult and children
motored to Baxter last Sunday
where they were. entertained al
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Thorne.
Aged Man Still III.
II. a. McEickcr. veteran Of the
Civil War and father Of Mrs. o. S.
Toothman of the New England ad.
dition, still continues Ill at the
home of Mrs. Toothman. His sons,
j. D. McVicker. and T. ]. McVlck,
er Of Lima, Ohio, were called here
the early part of the week on ac-
count Of his fitness.
Personals.
The Misses Hazel Double and
Leanorc Hale OF Fairmont were
recent guests of the Misses Georgia
and Gladys Hale at their home on
Beverly Pike.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Wright were
entertained as guests at the homo
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FUNERAL RITES HELD
FOR PATRICK GAUGHAa

MANNINGToN. Oct 2s-Ths.
funreal Of Patrick Gaughan wsll
held from st. Patrick's Catholic.
Church this morning at Q O'Clock
Solemn high mass was offered zip
for tho repose of the deceased. 1b-
terment was made in the family
plot In the Holy Gross cemetery.
Fairmont.
Numerous and beautiful tribu-
ties bore silent testimony Of the
high esteem in which Mr.. Gaus-
han was held The bearers were
James Edwin of Fairmont, Mich
ael Ford OF 'FaIrmont, John Hop
kIns, Thomas joyce, Robert Rynd
and John oNeill. ~
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GAME TOMORROW

The final baseball game Of the
season will be played at Falrvicw
tomorrow between Ida May and
Daybrook. The teams met last
Sunday. and Daybrook won to
2. Trader and Underwood will
likely be the pitchers tomorrow.
Daybrook has won nineteen
games, lost five and tied one this
season. The game Is called for
$3.50.
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WILD GRAPES FATAL
TO 2-YEAR- OLD GIRL

AS the result Of eating wild
grapes, which were given her 70:
berries. Sarah Elizabeth Huey, q
year.old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Huey, is dead at the homo
OF her parents at Everson.
The child was given the grapes
by playmates and shortly afterwarG
went into commissions and died.
The funeral will take place from
the residence on Sunday afternoon
at . O'Clock, and burial will be made
in the Pyles Cemetery near Farm
ington by Carpenter & Ford,
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MOORE DRATH ACCIDENTAL.

y
Acoroner's Jury which has been
investigating the death Of Fred
Moore who was killed several
weeks ago when an automobile he
was driving collided with a truck
on the Imperial Ice Cream Co! on
the Falrview. Road near Grays
Flat finished its work and rem
dered a verdict late yesterday aft
ernoon. Coroner ]. L. Blocher
announced today that the verdict
was, I'VE. the jury. lind from the
evidence that the said Fred
Moore came to his death on the
25th day OF September, 1922,
from the eflecst OF unavoidable
striking an Imperial Ice Cream
Co.'s truck"
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MICHIGAN cRlnel IN

ANN ARBoR, Mich. Oct. IS. =
q Michigan squad greatly weaken.
ed by injuries and illness faced
Illinois here today in the first
Rome game on the Wolverines
Western Conference schedule.
Two regulars were out with injur-
les and a third. Harry Kipke whS
was largely responsible for the
victory over Ohio State a week ago
and who. has been Ill since Tues
day. is also out of the game.
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MARINES TO GET TEST

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.-Er.
forts OF marine crops at Quantlco,
va. to build up football machine
comparable to the representative
Army and Navy teams deyeloned
at West Point and Annapolis viii
have their first serious test today
when the marine eleven meets
Georgetown here.
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DIRECT LINE PLANNED.

WASHINGTON, oct. 2s.-Estab.
lIshment of direct line to Mania
from North Atlantic ports, WITH
sailings every sixty days beginning
November 10, was announced today
by the shipping board.
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co.oPERArIoN SOUGHT

HONOLULU. Oct. 2S.-A resoln.
ton urging Pacific nations to con.
fer with the view Of alloeating 10
each country's vessel a fair share
Of It's foreign trade was before the
delegates TO the Pan.Paciflc com
mercIal congress today.
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Mrs. Clarence n. Ollie entertain
ed Friday with i o'clock luncheon
complimentary to Mrs. Porter Hart
man at her home on Pleasunt7
street in Morgantown. The rooms
were decorated with bright colored
flowers and ferns
Covers were laid for Mrs. Porter
Hardman, Mrs. Donald Lazzell, Mrs
William Glasscock, Jr., Mrs. Rol-
crt l., Brock, Mrs. Francis X. Gala,
han, Mrs. Esten Davis. Miss Louise
Rogers. Miss Jane McDermott, Miss
Mary Stewart. Miss Frances Court.
ney and Miss Mary Greer and Miss
Katherine Beltzhooyc- of Fair
mont.
Mrs. Ollie was assisted by Mrs.
Edgar B. Stewart in entertaining
the Neutrality-suspicious. Post.
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DROWNED IN WINE vAr

NAPA, Cal, Oct. 2S.-Max Tamil
rancher and grape grower. was
drowned in a sewn foot win vat
last night. 1t is thought he sought
to stir the wine. which was fer.
menting.
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EoulpMENr oRnEREn

CHICAGO, Oct. 2S-Rallroads q
the United States have placed or.
ders for l22,991 cars and 1878 10.
comotiyes from the first OF tho
year to October Is, statistics COM
piled by the Railway Age show.
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10 MEET MONDAY

The Florence Kinney Bible Class
will meet at the home Of Mrs. ].
r. Sheridan, Ga Benoni avenue.
at $3.50 Monday afternoon. Study
books may be procured at Hart.
lows.
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Lewis IN KEYSTONE STATE

HARRISBURG. Oct. 2S-John L.
Lewis, president Of the United
Mine Workers OF America, toured
the Likeness Valley anthracite re.
gion Of Dauphin County today IN
company with Phillip Murray, vice
president. They also took part in
the parade Of miners at Williams.
town in celebration OF Mitchell
Day.
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Give Party


pr. and Mrs. Nj. D. Christie re.
Odd last evening from Palmer
Lake, Colo. where they spent the
summer at their summer cottage.
Their daughter. Mrs. James
iThompson and son Christie. who
spent the past five months at Pal
Lake, returned to their hone
flichmond, Va,
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Has Guests

Miss Mary Moulds Hurst has as
lfter guest. ut her home on Bcnoni
genue, Miss Betty Murray OF
Miss Hurst and Mss
Murray will attend the football
game today at Morgantown,
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To Moraantown

J Mrs. and Mrs. S. Fl. Diemer.
.SABs Elizabeth II. Stone and Mr.
ami Mrs. W. b. Waddell, the la
ter two OF CovIngton, Va, motor.
ed to Morguntown today to wit
ness the W. V. U.-Rutgers gams.
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Mia Nuzum Hostess.

Miss Lucille Nuzum was hostess
last evening at the home Of her
mother, Mrs. Jessie Nuzum, on Chit
Icago street, at a Halloween party
oflcharming appointments. Autumn
leaves, pumpkins and crepe paper
In the Halloween colors were used
with pretty effect about the house,
and games appropriate to the sea.
son were played. At late hour
refreshments, also in keeping with
Che season, were served. About
korty of the young friends of the
hostess were entertained during
the evening. out-of-town guests in
Guided the Misses Beulah Aumiller,
Assguerite and Mildred Boobs and
f1adIe Watson, all of MorgautowD.
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To Have Social.

The Christian Endeavor Society
OF the Grace Lutheran Church will
have a masquerade social ut the
church Monday evening.
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Entertain Class.

Mr., and Mrs. George L. Amos en-.
tertained the members Of the Ex.
celsior Glass OF the NJ. p. Church.
of which the latter is the teacher,
In a delightful manner last evening
at their home on Fairmont avenue
The guest list included the class
members, their husbands and
friends. and many were present. A
few guests were in masquerade cos.
tune, and the appointments
throughout, were in keeping with
the Halloween season. Refresh.
ments, consisting of pumpkin pie,
gingerbread, coffee and other good
things to eat, were served.
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Masquerade Party.

i The Misses Doris and Durtha
jackson delightfully."- entertained
! number OF friends ut Hal
towe'en party last evening at the
home OF their parents, Mr., and
hrs. Earl Jackson. The guests
appeared in masquerade costumes
And games appropriate to the sea-
|son were played. The guests In
kluded: Mary and Martha Hamil-
fon, Thelma Zuspan, Violet Davis,
Opal Kinney, Thomas Staggers,
WANNA Wyer, Pearl Smith. VIII
Ike Bosserman, John CranweIl,
MsItha Ridgely, Herndon Snyder,
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Halloween Party

The MISSES FRANCES and NIt-
Iginia Watson were hostesseJ
Nhursday evening at n Halloween
Grty Of charming appointments
at. the home Of their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. A. n. Watson, on Fair
mont avenue. The living roomc
were tastefully decorated In au-
tumn leaves, fodder and pump
Ikins, games appropriate to ths
season were played and refresh
irDats were served. The guests In
iciNded forty-five Of the girl
friends Of the hostesses.
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Delightful AFFAIR.


DR.. e. W. Howard, teacher OF a
large class ut the First Methodist
Episcopal Church, was the honor
guest at a party OF elaborate APP
pQsntments held in the social
AIMS OF the church on Fairmont
avenue last evening. The hostesses
on'this occasion were the members
OF the class. and the affair was ar
ranged as complete surprise to
kdctor Howard. Halloween Ell.
tetts were tastefully used in the
decorations, and delicious refresh
)ments were served, with a large
number present. During the
evening Doctor Howard was pre-
scented with a purse containing
money to make up the class pledge
on the centenary fund for the
year. The class pledged certain
sum TO be paid yearly OIL the fund.
and the amount was made up and
handed to the honor guest during
1.-THE evening. The affair last even
Hng celebrated the birthday ami
Sersary OF Doctor Howard.
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The Misses Cora Alice Hood and
Frances Haney were ,hostesses
Wednesday evening at the home
Of the formers parents, Mr.. and
MRS. X. C.. Hood on Chicago
street. at Halloween party Of
pretty appointments. Decorations,
sames and refreshments were All
N keeping with the season and
Many young people were delight
fully entertained.
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Student Party
Students of The Fairmont Short.
hand School were Delightfully."- en-
tertained last evening "a the
rooms of tho school. The affair
was arranged as a surprise for tho
students by the teachers L. c
Minor and the Misses Feather and
HayhurSt. Refreshments were
served and the evening was spent
with games. Those present were:
Ruth SnOderly. Trcssie Vangilde",
Virgil Lowe. Genevieve Fletchcs,
Anthony Datillo. Doris Carlow
Bette Moorhcad, Georgia Murphy.
Letha Wiley, Louise Farrell
Ethel Moran, Damare5 Lewis,
John OIiveto. Dorothy Mcdonald
katherine Mcdonald, Ruth Hol.
land, John Vaughn. Bill Ofner, D
NJ. Sheltman. Anna Whitlatch,
Mae Feather, l.. c. Wilmott, Mrs.
l.. C. Wilmott, L. C. Minor,
Mary Hayhurt and Cora Feather.
CIark.Vanata
The marriage Of Charles Russell
Clark OF Clarksburg and Miss
Olive Vanata Of this city took
place at Oakland, Md. on October
%, and the announcement was
made yesterday. The bride is the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Has.
vey Vanata and is charming
young woman of this city. Mr..
Clark is a young buseinessmup Of
Clarksburg. For the present. they
arc residing with the brides pa.
rents.
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Miss Sue Russell was hostess 4:
a delightfully."- appointed Hallow.
cen party last evening at the
home of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Russell, on VirginS
avenue. Tho living rooms Of the
house were tastefully decorated ~
Halloween effects games appro-
pirate to tho season were played
and refreshments were served. \
largo number Of tho friends of tho
young hostess were entertained.
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Fine Dnncc.

The dance given last evening by
tho Par Mar Club. with Ycrkc's
Happy Six Orchestra furnishing
the music. was a delightful affair
and was attended by large num-
Der Of society young people.
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Give Party,

The Misses Mary Olive and
Martha, Jane Eddy, daughters Of
,pr. and Mrs. E. n. Eddy, were the
CHARMING hostesses last evening
al their home at Edgemont at Il
prettily appointed Halloween
party. Decorations. games and re-
were symbolIcal OF the
Halloween season and large
OF young folks were on.
tertalned.
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Church Notes
The local NJ. p, Church WI!
hold the following services during
enc week; Sunday school at 9:SVi
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e Inc following program Will ne
observed at the meeting OF the
music department Of the Woman's
SClub, to be held next Tuesday
evening at Highgate. the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs James Edwin Wat
Son, on Fairmont avenue. The
,program will be given by LAMAR
10. Satterfield. tenor, and Miss
(Hazel Book, pianist.
HaO My Hearts Country. (Clarke)
ItRl Little Boy Blue.......... (Nevin)
tc) All Love But a Day..................
.........-................... (Protheroe)
(d) Uncle Rome......,.....t Homer)
Mr.. SatterfIeld
PIANO
(a) Danse Negre................( scotO
.(b) Country Gardens ....................
............................... (Graingerl
Miss Book
ARIA: Onaway Awake. Beloved.
.................... (Coleridge-TayIoI)
(From Hiwatha's Wedding
Feast)
Mr. SatterfIeld
eper on American Composers BY
r Mrs G. Merle Amos
sfa) Before the Dawn. tChadwick)
tCb) The Sea ............. (MaCDowIll
t(c) There Little Girl Don't Cry
....,................. tWard-Stephensl
(d) On the Road 10 Mandalay
...,........................ tSpeaks)
Mr.. satterficld
The Mankato free press., 1922-01-13

orado, Kansas and Oklahoma to pre-
pare, correlate and present evidence
at valuation hearings before the in
terstate commerce commission,
Valuations of railroad properties
have beeen made by the interstate
commerce commission to be used for
rate making. The Central Western
states railroad commissioners want
full knowledge of valuation proceed
ings. A meeting of the engineering
committe to be held at Des Moines
January IL will be attended by d. f.
Jurgensen, Minnesota commission en-
gineer.
1.-The valuation of property of an
interstate carrier in an adjacent state
may have as great an effect on rates
as the valuation of the property with
in the state,"h Mr.. Bowen said. min
nesota, Iowa and Nebraska commits
sions have carEied the engineering
work on valuations farther than in
other Western states- and accordingly
will supply the nucleus round which
the evidence will be built to meet the
testimony of the carriers, which, in
many instances, is considered high
regarding valuations" Testimony in
the Rock Island valuation will be first
heard. hit the date has not been set.
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CASE WAS DISMISSED

Wind Up Of Jury Trials In District
Court Yestsrdsy sss syy,ne AftsrnoGn tn tr;n, w..
the fate of the last jury case to be
tried in the long November term OF
the district court Suit was brought
by Elver L. Rice, Buffalo jeweier,
against Rose Cousandier ct a flor
$3.50 alleged to be due on account for
purchases made from the plaintiff. All
Jurors engaged in the beginning OF
this case were dismissed and relieved
from further duty in t1.s te mr OF
court.
Court cases will be heard next
week following completion Of the
special term at st. James which be-
gins Monday morning. /.