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HK1 rinte 1 ri.liiy re and IM' Hunter (nee WAi'ininS m. November at 1 :3 P. in. i. linrial at M-nJeniiann), Hisliop.

Lie I'l'' ai cum mural will of the lata aged late reni- alnut 10 o'clock. be-, in c.tvinK-r 7. at r.i.rniiig from o'clock. Aiovslus's nvlle.l. Xovf-mber of Ills aKe.

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Utfy AwiBiant id Attendance, B. Maertz, "SflffiSo. WRlir VKKIACK I.1VKBY. i4 Hum St. hone 1004 Canal.

S. M. LPl'L), Undertaker mi its. Z41S Ollttert Am. J.

Gilligan, Undertaker SIS E. Eighth St. Children. SIS. Applj to (inrlnnatl Cremation 30 Wlscina Blk.

Main 305. Hrm. Si. 1767 H. I IT.

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sa v. i-lsn, o. i-mal Call ua up. "tor 1 rt.llv.red fr.e of chare. TLORISTS.

JRDESTY, 150 E. 4th, Pi at wie riorai Arrangements. rffSERAX DIEECT0BS. REMOVEn. GILLIGAN, IMlKKTAKER.

I Hlum. Now loeatod at r. 'h I'hon. Wait 2L uy and nlhu Undertaker, 01 n. in nrrr.

m-w fr-Albert J. Bell Pioeef to "The Ri APAI mi n'li HU Ml' n. nf A. geway THREE tM HIDUKWAY'. MAILS By Ohio Educator lnii.ri.ptT Matter To To-rls is Hun ii iilliH.m Arrested iri llT'.

hill. I', to I Willy 6 ht .1 "''nun I the IJ IK. or hi. ifpe-r n-itl -Prof. prof.

Irwin on American ff Wiaconain, tp-: lud aent improper i-Mi lt. Tlie charge un- mi i aft, fin arrested him was letters and "inan mudent of the iman also declared jf the tame sort of "wn wife, mailing a i lie. She wag ar-r he had aUemnted documents found in it both she and her "i knowi nothing woman who first is Being withheld. inai is a mem. tthe as known per- "i iinn ana his wlf literature found In names of OI them rorraer borne.

i 1 cntainlng the of Wisconsin women. vr yji rennn-ivania last June and hu Hint. ItT riAPrnA tad 'rno. Jrthern Collese. KT1 earn, h.A He ts Storm lrom Bue Vista aUtorr.

wftere LEGISLATION Of Various Kinds For Hamilton County Already Disenssed By Democrats. Talk of Re-Establishing Board Plan of Government In Place of the Present Federal Sy8 tern, and of Changing Election Machinery. p. m. Burial Lexow investigating ii nKi'd -a Klberon Kri'iiiv.

in l. muflg at i.ianunt at aed 48 otuah Rite 1 i m. Burial IV lU'lelpliia. m', of Patrick Kerr. i th liayton.

of funeral i r. i' Hnber). beloved iiiiay. November V.T'-.i. ThurHday.

ai'l'l Giendora K- invited. (Ohio) pa ir beloved i nee 1810. at -tlftli Due i'tSt' Tuesday, at his residence, Ohio. Friday. Hi.

hler, beloved 1 ali i Kate F. Rlcri- I r. lav. November 7, at 1.30 p. nt.

:aifn.i Schoedinner wife of Oeorge "la, November ig I Sars and 1 at 1 p. i. hi daughter, Mrs. I Cheviot, tl.EMt AM HI FOR HIRE. SULLIVAN UNDERTAKERS Because the Ohio Legislature is Democratic hi both branches, local members of the party are somewhat consoled for the loss of their legislative candidates, with two exceptions, in Hamilton County.

-Numerous measures will be formulated In tended to put the Republican organisation at a disadvantage and shear it of some of its power. It is already claimed that there will be committee, which will be favored by Governor Harmon. How the up-state Democrats win regard such a probe is problematical, but tthe Democrats think that they would be more eager to delve Into Hamilton County affairs, on account of being residents of other counties without any of the restrictions and Influences which might surround them it their own localities were involved. Practical unanimity exists among the leaders of Democracy that there should be a change in the election laws. Some Beforma Proposed.

One reform is to make the witnesses and challengers officers of the elections, with the right to protest against the counting of a disputed ballot. Those who favor this amendment to the laws would also provide that such disputed ballot or ballots must be held out for a decision from the Board of Elections or other proper authority. A suggestion that the entire election ma chinery of the cities be changed will meet under the present arrangement no Democrat has a chance to be elected Clerk of the Board of Elections in sny of the big cities, and the Democrats may decide to remedy this. After the smoke of battle has considered oouree will be pursued. Depends on Harmon.

A greet desl wilt depend upon the atti tude of Governor Harmon, and the Demo crats are likely to be largely governed by his advice In the formulation of municipal bills. It is understood, however, that there will be unanimous insistence by the feed ing Democrats upon aa investigation of Hamilton County affairs. There will, however, be a great variety of opinions In regard to the election-law amendments and the revision of the code. E. K.

Bruce and William G. Beatty, are members of the conservative wing of the party, and they -will wield great Influence st Columbus in a Democ ratio Legislature as the only members of that party from the second largest county In the state. Of course, the Republican delegation may be expected to oppose any bills that pro pose to interfere with the present" condi tion of affairs In this city. An Interesting situation is likely to arise. John W.

Peck, Chairman of the Campaign Committee, en joys the respect and confidence of the rank and file of his party, snd his word In any thing that may be done this winter will have tremendous weight. lion of Mr. Long-worth. he this. It Is said, is to have a Congressional Committee appointed to come to this dty and make an Investigation of affairs.

Slays KENTUCKY FEUDIST Breathitt County Jailer Flees To Mountains. rectal, Dtararca to res jcraae. and Jackson, November 9. Jailer Wee- ley Turner, of Breathitt County, was shot inatantlv killed bv "Bad Jake" Nobis building late last night. Noble Induced Turner to go out on the street with him for a drink.

They met Pierce Crawford and Harrison Hall and the tour walked together. upon Turner. The first bullet struck blm under one arm, went directly through hie heart and came out under the other arm. As he started to fall Noble shot him seoond time, this bullet taking effect la his shoulder. Noble then turned aad ran across the THE-ENQUIRER CINCINNATI.

THURSDAY, NO VEMBEU 10, 1910, i.r..v:d--l. ace-'" h-publlc I I' SURELY A CHUNK! KeParraa Murt ay His former Witt a 20,000 Alimony. Fyankfort, November 9. Much of the Income Of I. Mr7arr.it of Louisville, for the next few years must be devoted to the payment of f20.000 alimony agreed upon when he end hU wife, Ella Weller McFerran, were divorced some time o.

The Court of Appeals to-day reversed the judgment Of the Jefferson Circuit Court In the case of UcFerran against the Fidelity Trust Company, of Louisville, which Is trustee for the two children of McFerran and his first wife. May- Viley lie-Ferran. from whom he was divorced In 188T. The trust estate was left to Mo-Ferran and the two children by J. C.

8r. When McFerran settled the OA AAA aiimony on tils last wife he provided for It to be paid out of the trust estate; but the Court of Appeals says that ine must be paid by McFerran from 1 his part of the from the trust estate. PURSUED BY ILL FATE. Family of Walter Byan, Killed Sy An- i tomoblle, Had Sire Lock, tnctai DiafATca to tbb snqinaaa. Wheeling, W.

Ya, November Walter Ryan was run down and killed near his home In Martin's Ferry by the Bpeldel Gro cery Company automobile truck this morning. During the past year Ryan's father was killed In a mine in Belmont County, a brother was killed by a railroad train and another brother accidentally shot and killed himself while out hunting. A sister is killed In a runaway in Monroe Coun ty. Ohio. The victim of to-day bad his right arm cut off in a railroad accident two years ago, and later he fell from an apple tree.

landing on his head and nearly died. His mother is still living. PROBE Into Steamship Lobby, Supposed To Have Fereign Backing To Prevent American Merchant Marine, Mill Be Resumed. treoiaii ouratca so tbs bxquisks. New York.

November 9. The congressional probe into the world-wide- Steamship Trust, which has has been quietly going on for some time, will be continued in this city on November 28. The principal aim of the Investigation Is to prove that the for eign steamship companies are banded in a with tremendous opposition. It is said that i great combination to prevent and stifle ship subsidy legislation; also to prove that this gigsntio trust is maintaining a lobby in Washington to further Its alms. Representatives of practically all the great steamship lines hsving offices in this city will be asked to testify about the agreement by which they are banded.

The I cob Van Vechten Oteott, who declares that erata of the city and county will probably he has arranged- with Collector Loeb to I hold the hearings of the committee in the get togetner ana lormuiui aome pian oi i Custom House. action. can only say at this time that the In- qutry win be thorough as possible." said A considerable element want to abolish lo. olcott. 4reryne who can the present federal form of city govern- throw any light upon-the oft-made allega- ment and et rid of the Public Service and tion that there Is a foreign shipping lobby c.f.

THrr Washington to kill legislation for the res to ration of the American merchant ma- Clncinnsti. 1 rtne Is invited to aoDear before the com- Durlng the last the Democrats I mittee. It is also our desire to ask for In FOEHAL TRANSFER Ot Merchants and Manufacturers Horns Made Yesterday. To Frederick Buswell, Vice President of Vice President Buswell and State Agent C. T.

Dietrich, of one Home Company, spent all of yesterday at the M. and M. office Ik- MAlifliM All 1 the books of f3.801.000. Stephen R. Burton, MMnLnuriKi i.

1 NEWS OF THE COURTS. Ota complaint of the randan Pettee Company, of New fork. Insolvency Judge Warner yesterday named Paul Connolly as receiver of the James W. BmiW Company, dealers in cigars at 417 Syoamore street, and fixed bis bond at S4U.0UO. Later the appointment was set aside, however, and the hearing set for to-day.

The suit of the Crandall Pettee Company claimed S122 due it tor gellatlne and egg albumen sold to the defendant company when the letter was engaged in the manufacture of candles. On September last the company sold the candy business lor iw.wo. accepting S2.SU0 cash and notes for It is claimed that the money paid over to Michael R. Ryan. Vice President of the defendant company, who was also a creditor of the company, and it Is claimed that he has refused to apply any of the money to the payment of the company's debts.

The plaintiff also charges mismanagement of the business. Attorneys Reeve. Burch, Peters A Oppen- heimer filed the suit. James W. Bmltb.

President of the defendant company, filed an answer admitting the allegations and joining the prayer -for a receiver. He is represented by Attorneys LitUeford, James, Frost Foster. Attorneys Healy, Ferris MoAvoy, representing Vioe President A. B. Hostetter And the Directors of the J.

W. Smith Company, had the receiver ship set aside on the ground that due no tice had not been given them. Broker's Estate Seeks Damages. W. D.

Henderson, administrator of the estate of Broker Wllhelm F. Koester, who was killed July '23 last when a Mlllcreek Valley car struck his automobile at Seventh and Main streets, filed suit In the Common Pleas Court yesterday asking for $10,000 damages from the Ohio Traction Company for his death. Robertson Buch- alter, attorneys. Claims Schoeprs Auto Hit Him. August Revermano wants $1,000 damages from W.

Kealey Bchoepf. President of the Cincinnati Traction Company, for Injuries he claims that he received on' October 10 last, when he was stitch by Bchoepf automobile at Reading road and McGregor avenue. In his suit, filed In the Common Pleas Court, Revermann states that he was crossing the street and passed in front of a wagon, when he was struck by the auto. He was bruised about the body, he claims. D.

Judson btarr and Harry R. Weber, at torneya. Halloween Caused Two- Suits. On Halloween. October 31 last, a crowd of boys were playing pranks In front of the home of Tobias M.

Jacobs, on Ruth, avenue. It is alleged that Jacobs came out of his house snd caught Julian Roth, son of Jacob Roth, and gave blm a severe beating. It was also alleged that the boy. who is nine years old, was sn Innocent bystander and not Implicated in the pranks that angered Jacobs. As a result Roth, took Jacobs to task and words passed.

A few dsys ago Roth filed suit against Jacobs for his son. asking for 2.X) damages for sault and battery, and yesterday he person ally filed a second suit against Jacobs, ask lng for (5,000, and charging that J. Jacobs slandered him and made false and mall clous statements against him and his character. Attorneys Bates Meyers filed the' suits. Claims Car Started Too Soon.

Charging that when she was about to alight from a car at Gilbert avenue and Windsor street. November last, the car was started too son and that she dragged along the street for some distance and her back and spine were Injured. pany. Horstmaa and Horstman, attorneys. Found Guilty of Manslaughter.

Self Stone, colored, also known as "Fid dling Jim," was found guilty of man- laughter by Judge Cushing's Jury oater- gree murder for stabbing to death Charles at Sixt! I claimed self-defenee. A. C. Frlcke represented the state and At- got together the best organisation they 1uon aieamanip poota ana tornys Ray RaUlff and W. H.

HarrUon the h.va mt.p Vi h.ra onjt ni ea41tfal nn.1 I uexenae. i i nf. ninsr umiinwa or Tne MimmirtM Congress man Longworth, of Ohio; Hawley, of Oregon: Humphreys, of Mississippi, and Garrett, of Tennessee. Congressmen Long- worth and Garrett have signified their intention of being present. I Injury.

Thorne Baker, attorney. W. Cannot B. Mellsh. Charles Harrison and John C.

Davis I melster. attorney a have been appointed Liquidation Committee, and the assets wilL It Is saM, return about 1150 a share to stockholders. The stock Is closely held, there being about 100 stockholders. servative line of risks, mostly in Cincin nati, and its business has been restricted to the stste of Ohio. But TAKEN BACK TO PALS.

at Indianapolis, Becaptured. srscTAi, DisrsTcs to na ragoutss. Sell Leasehold. as receiver of the Steel dorsements. transfers and changes in the 11 I that be policies will be executed for the M.

and 11. ency Court yesterday advertised the Company by William 8. Hukill. Jr, Secre- aUt 0f PDT. 0r In tary of the M.

and and who will con tinue to represent the Home in this city as agent. single bid. Louis H. Cappelle. assignee of George TJ.

The M. and if. goes out of ousineM after fSJmJ ex awa as itatrrHAiiai inisir ft KfAal swar. mlaeaavA a dlYidend In over 6a yeswrm. Ttte laat ravte 78- wt-L4 I.kt uw.

Ket U. at I thT company has paid aa high as 13 er Tnm Taxes. cent The list of securities held by the I Henry D. Shawhan. who owns 2.61 -acre company consists or sucn gilt-edge invest- tract north of Longview avenue.

In the vll Jt was rumored last night that Dr. Thomas I ments as Little Miami, Pittsburg and Lake I lage of Loveland. filed suit In the Common P. Hart Democratic candidate for Congress Erie, street, oas. etc, nearly an 01 whicn were acquired years ago whea those stocks in the First District, will contest the else-1 ha tn His object la doing writing $25,000 a year la premiums, and on January 1.

1910, had insurance liability on Pleas Court yesterday seeking to have his property detached from the corporation, claiming that It Is farm land, of no bene fit to the village, and that the village Is no benefit to IL He objects to paying the village tax. Robert J. Shawhan and J. Sag- Hurt When Scaffold Broke. Frank Nolan, a plasterer, wants 10,100 damages from Lloyd Bowan and Charles The M- snd M.

has been writing a con- RoSmell forlrjuries he claims that a noted feudist, on the Street near the Jail It of Tare convicts, wno gau jured aoout tne ooay umu-. nuette. one of the three men who escaped 7" T.l.n.Tll. Jail Rundt. hr aawtna aag, iron.

r' 'Z. 'Z 1 1889. He also asks for tne custody or their tne I nlne-rear-old-Bon. He charges hU wife with At this time hundreds of shots were be-1 after a desperate fight with Officer Grant. lng fired all over -town In celebration rfp the victory of the Republicans In Breathitt "Aniuett to a notorious horse thief snd County.

Noble ssked Pierce Crawford fori i. under Indictment at Indianapolis as aa hi- r.i.rr.1 and Crawford thinklns- that 1 habitual criminal, wnicn carnea wiui it lire I 1 1 OkMl. i ii 1 aantnnc. ine u. I Nooie mereiy jv.

iao ct.nr indlanaDOlls to-day in irons. VI. i. 1 DIM UOn DBHQCQ 11 li" umw ywm Noble Immediately wheeled and fired GROOM WAS ILL, Brids Cam and There Marriage at Bethel. Was a he received September 28, last.

Ia his suit filed In the Common Pleas Court yesterday he claims thst he was employed to do some work In the. alteration of the building at the southwest corner of Third, and Msla streets, and was working upon a scaffold which gave way. He fell 8 feet snd was In- Lyklns, attorney. Says Wife Neg-lected Home. M.

neglect for- over tnree years, an ciatma that she left him on April 12. 1908. She Is now; st Kennedy, Ind. B. Sparks, attor ney.

UNITED STATES COURTS. In an 'answer and a cross-bill filed yes terday In the Circuit Court by John W. LInfert, as administrator, in tne case oi Peter ffShaugnessy. of Kentucky, va Tt Todd, doing business as W. R.

Todd A John W. LInfert. administrator or the estate of Phoebe E. Tnoms, the Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company, statements are made against Todd by itn- Cynthlans, Koremoer v. nuos omm pIlcrlon reflecting upon his business meta-Ktmbrough.

of Poindester, this county. leftlJV Th1 complainant, to his bill, statss that a-r BetheL Bath County, to be rr. i- hi. Twlnn two eertiflcntan Kentucky River bridge to South Jackson bedside of her affianced, John Bamen-I or ha res of the capital etock and is supposed te have struck the road to who ta very 111. The couple were mar-11 kml E1actrte Company, given Lost Creek.

I tn-day. which was the day set I l. for loan-of S4.S0O. He Shortly after daylight he met mask. edtnr.

Mr. Bamenger Is thel. tranaferred to blm on the coming to town aad Informed him that he I hun- of a bank at BetheL He was for-j of the company, but this Is being hsd killed a man down here last night and Bourbon i i the administrator will In- told him to tell the authorities down there I r-rtiflcate. which be decltnos to iiei wf flTtre Kl K.N HAUL'S. I An.

and ia asking in uwn htm bring two oofflna, ons for the officer snd one for himself. r.h th. snd the cross-bim filed Entertainment 1'Z I e.lare that O'Shaughneasy I LInfert aeci" "7. Iv. I Turn uian i-ooie io.i..

Vereln haa arranged by xr--fh n. Is now known to heve killed. a barn aance; Circuit Judge D. B. Redwtne this mora- dnnaU Turner HaU aiiinc to" blanks.

The answer and lng called a special grand Jury. decorations will 2, eaa-blll st-Ue thst. some time prtor to Turner'e friends and relaUves hava of. I there will he pumpkins, apples- ana eomicross-. Thora.

mDi0yed Todd, a i. 7. I -aer Dry Your QoSics oa a Vet Vcshtlay Willi, a New Perfection Oil He-ler 7, hypothecated the certificates of stock with the complainant without authority. Lin fort statss that ha knew of the existence of the stock, but was unable to locate It until some time last summer, whea he soade demand for it. He says that be will continue to refuse to give his consent to transfer the stock on th books of the company la the name of the complainant.

la his crossbill be asks the Court to decree that th certificates belong to the Thorns eetate. Worthlngton A Strong, attorneys for the administrator. 1 Bankruptcy Charged- The John ShIUlto Company, of this city; Gilmer Incorporated under the laws chant of this city, yesterday mea bankruptcy proceedings against hbn in the District Court. The act of bankruptcy charged Is the esslgnment he made for the benefit of his creditors week ego. The Court is asked to adjudge 1 htm a bankrupt, and In the meantime to property.

Bentley Jk Headly, attorneys. Wants Habeas Corpus. Attorney E. R. Von Martels.

of this city. wbo was yesterday admitted to practice In the Circuit Court of Appeals, st once spelled for writ of habeas oorpua to eeoure the release of Etuby Johnson, arrested by Immigrant Inspector Thomas on the charge of being an undesirable alien ta this country for leading aa Immoral Ufa. Efforts are to be made to show that the law does not apply to her In that she same to this country prior to the amendment of last March. In Another similar case Judge Holltatef, of the District Court of this city, hsld that It applies to all undesirable all ana, no mat ter when they arrived la this country. The Appellate Court haa the question under con sideration, upon the application of Ruby Johnson, and srlll likely pass upon It to day.

Appeal Being Perfected. A petition la error and assignment of er- tors were filed yesterday In the District Coirrt by the defendants In the case of United States of America vs. Jacob. Charles and Emit Frank, doing business ss the Frank Tea and 8ptce Company. Aa Infor mation was filed by District Attorney Mo- Phereon against the latter, and -they were found guilty and fined t-0 and coats.

Aa appeal la to be takes from this Judgment. Entry of Dismissal. Plaintiff, with consent of defendant. In the case et The City of Cincinnati vs. Crane A yesterday notified the Circuit Court that It deeired the action to be dis missed, snd an entry was made according ly.

The dereadant was charged with obstructing severe! streets la the East End with piles of lumber, snd threatened to build concrete stairs across one of the thoroughfares, and aa Injunction was peti tioned i or. Appellate Court. The Circuit Court of Appeals met yea tar- day morning for the November session. with Circuit Judges Severe na, Warrington and Knappeo ea the beach. Decisions were handed leva as follows: By Knappan- Louisa Kelson vs.

Continental Insurance Company. Judge ment of the circuit tor Middle Tenn reversed and cause remanded with direc tions to sward a new trial. By Judge Warrington: la re petition of Robert R. Telfer. trustee, for review la th rase of Union Bank et bankrupta.

Tare cases. Order of the District Court for Western Michigan affirmed. Albert Brown vs. Frank W. Fletcher et aL De cree ef the Circuit Court for Eastera Michigan reversed and cause remanded with di rections to take rurther proceedings.

Fanners -and Merchants' Bank of Vaadalia. KL. vs. Harrison W. Mains.

Oa rehearlac Judgment heretofore entered es set aside and th Judgment of the Circuit Court for Essiern Michigan Is reversed snd the cause MFhea I clothea can't be hang outside, and mast be drledtn a -room or cellar, the New Perfection Oil Heater auicUy doea the work of son aad air. Yoa can hang op Ibe wet clothes, light yocr Perfection Oil Heater, open the damper top, sod the beat nses and quickly dries the cloches. Do not pot off washing to twait lemony day in order to avoid mildew. Dry roar washing any TP ront or casta, riots oea isjpea orsKXtL with bot air from a raiemiNMiiMiMwuMitiL itassa a yenf sf yank sees tees 1st mtnmtmm est The StsiKlaTd Oil Cozzrpsxrw fli i ii '-lUiJule TXXJ, TOO, MADAME, mmyfmxi ustfsf have a btamtifml simply through the ese of Carmen Complexion Powder. Dainty, wholesome sad pure its ase Is never objectionable to aayooe.

Refreshens sad restores the a torsi sues of the skia. CARMEN POWDER neveT "shows powder" sad Is made for the dlaceraiiis; wo man the woman who demands a perfect powder, oa that softens the skia aad blends perfectly with its tints, sad ess the wOl at afcww. Cannes Powder Is mad la four tints, whits, flesh, pink aad cream, aad Is for sal by all drag-gists aad ft departmeot stores. Fiftr eeats eer bos- FUtr cents per box. is eaew eta iniM.iiia ta.

a a Oala Om taa ma Hum 8TAFFORLVMILLCX, CO. Iw mm Mas, a aa4 a. Katberine Jacobs filed suit In the Superior I Court yesterday, asking for $10,000 dam- f100 broker of this city, to procure for are from the Cincinnati Traction Com-i?" losa of W.O0O, and she pledged with him the certificates of stock es security for her note. It is claimed that Mrs. Thome paid the loea during her lifetime, snd that en several occasions demanded from Todd the certifies lea of stock and the promissory note, but that he failed to comply aad always mads various senses for not dellv- day.

Stone was charged with saoond deJ ertng them when requested, bat that he promised to hand them over at a future Ear ley. alias. "Chalk-Eye." also colored. time. It is charaed that subaaquently Todd ana tsroeaway, juiy last.

Tnhumsn Stepfather Is Sentenced. Lee Fogle. 664 Neave street, charged with promoting the delinquency of hie little step daughter, Carrie FennelL was found guilty by Judge Caldwell In the Juvenile Court yesterday and sentenced to one year In the workhouse. Horse Kicked Boy in Herbert Hammond, the twelve-year-old son 01 iaura nommana. stepped off a street car at Central avenue and the Mo- the Home Fire Insurance Company of New hawk bridge, walked too near a horse that Vjvrfe whleh haa rattlBrirpfl Ih.

sM UAr-I w. hlt.kl mnA IK. chants and Manufacturers' Company of this I kicked him in the leg, breaking his ankle. uij, r.i.vu un, uiu uitr iwmuu lenuutr. um out.

wniuio nia noiner. Both the Democratic Representatives elect, I reinsurance contract was signed. The deal, I filed suit in the Common Pleas Court however, was practically closed on Tues-1 against the Union Oss and Electric Corn- day, and under Its terms the Home Fire pany, claiming that the horse was Its prop- assumed the liability for all losses on M. I erty. and asking for 1 1.6fio damages for his and M.

policies from Tuesday noon. He borrowed SO.00O rrom CrSnauaihnsaer. and (pi It sfres ust as tnocli beet as yo desbe It at eaft, odorten I gfnrl tfflAblen. aiwi bjsiw At bm9 ma ouiuiiib ioynKMaaia lM'iin wxnen saw 3v' a h) ST. LOUIS.

MISSOURI T. W. Calloway et aL Deere of th Cir cuit Court for Westers Kentscky a (9 fined. A. J.

Preetoa vs. The aturgis Milling Company. Decree of the Circuit court for Western Kentucky afflrmed. A. J.

Preston vs. The ChicaA-o. BC Louis sad New Or leans Railroad Company. Sams. The last thro cases are of uauaual ftn- terest.

They grow out of the effort of Preetoa to recover ea bonds Issued ts 1IT0 by the districts of Cnloa County. Ksntoearr. to help defray the espessos of eoastrnctlng th Madlsonvllie and Bhawnostowa Assistant Prosecutor, that as security for his personal note be I Una Railroad. Preetoa sad his wife seb- Btraltrhl scribed to shout (80,000 worth of the bonds and secured judgments thereon, bot they have been unable to collect. Several time at their request taxee were levied and execution issued oa the property ef the county, but the officials either flatly refused to attempt to collect them or would return their attachments against property.

stating thst ao property oould be found upon which to make levies. There have bees many exciting times aa a result ef tho effort to eolleet th Finally Preetoa hit anon the He ect lng the largest propel ty which to make special lev lea, aad asked that the pro petty be eold te satisfy the Judgments, but the Court below refused of North Caroline, and Beck A of New I to grant this, sad sow the Appellate Court York, creditors of M- Meyer, mer-1 sustsina mis. Tho followtnar attorneys were admitted to practice: Nicholas Klein. WUSnm Shepard and K. R.

Voa Martels. city; Bt-meon Hyde, Charleston, g. sad Louis A. echo is, Frankfort, Ky. Attorney p.

j. Beard, for appaUaat. yes terday began arguments ta the ease of the appoint a receiver to take charge of the I city of BbelbyvlUe, Ky, va. Henry lover. Receiver of the Loulsvtlls Railroad Company.

A transcript of record from the Circuit Court et Cleveland. Ohio, wee Bled yester day the case of th Erie Railroad Company vs. Frank L. Kennedy. Plalatlff.

while In the employ ef the defendant mail. injured and sues for 10.000 damacea. He secured a verdict for LSOO. The reed Is taking the appaeL the scene. BELCH oticb to aa-ucsnKjrT DiarKXDABTB.

Richard Coll baa Cerry of BakereSeld. Colorado: C. H. WUtale, Rochester. N.

1 11am Oorry and Corry (first nam unknown), his wits, sots or jaaaiaoa ev Covington. Ky, end James IL Ware aad Paanlo Y-. Vim hi. wife, both of Ft. Thome.

Ky will take notion that oa the lid da mi rv ber. 11. Charles K. -Lot Hamilton County. Ohio.

Bled hi, potitloa in in i-ommoa rieaa Oeurt ef Hamilton County. Ohio, ajrala.t aald I Judgments. Cas N. l.e rr.nr toe tb nni Idea of so- rollowtna SeecriSed rl mum1 roreeloear of tas lien thereew: i "Beslaalna at a point In the eootk line v. v.

i vva a.v eaa mz ine aitl I line of Denale atr. those rtuni I toots aa pnraitai wna Dennis street. It feet to th aorta line of Classen at real. theaco rannlac northwardly and narni-lei with Dennle etroet 1 feet te the sooth line of Corrv street, thane mxmt along th south line of Corry etroet. SO eet to the olaee of beerlaalna.

"And Ulna part of the earns premises to Thomas F. Carry by od re- eooveyed wnveyed corded In DnaS Rook li the Hamilton Coonty, Oh-O. recor J7I of jue tn toiwwukg: "All those two certain lota of land ait. sated la tho City of Claclanatt. Coonty of Hamilton aa etate of Ohio, kaowa and 0 treated aa lota Naa.

at asd tt on the plat ef Uevtd I boon at.lv. ef Block 11 fc aad F. AverTs sddlUoo. weet of Preemaa street. oald iota belnar each Is r-.

the north aide Daytn formerly Frank! streeL aad itn. t-i. right aoglee IM feet to an alley. ehewa oa Plat Book pae M. gad lota are eeblect to a leaae for rears, renewable forever, with privilege of porches, recorded la I ease Book II.

naa-e 1 Hamilton Count reeorda Bald petition alias a that they have or i claim to have noma dntereet or lies la said property, hut that plaintiffa claim! tor taxes naa wnonty evor sejd Interoet or lien, and pravs that said defendants bo compelled te set Bo thair claim or be forever barred from aaaartlna T7I1 TTTl I and that la default of the narment ui riauio Dureau wiae with p.naitr. provide byt a I tnaim oe soia i roe el all Wliei Hige OUTtik Eipleded, tn4 Mmj Wtrkmea Were Killed Mich Danage Due. trsoui sosAiea so rsi snqctasa. New Tork. November A huge gal vanised tank containing 40,000 barrels ef kerosene oil exploded sad ripped Itself te piece like a glgantia firecracker la the yards ef the Tldeerster Oil Company at Bayoane.

N. X. this evening. The eoacus-sloa was felt ta this dty. States Mead, from Mariner' a Harbor to TottaavUla, trembled for a fuQ minute.

One maa is knows te be dead, five were taken to the Bayoane Hoepltal aad far Into the night around the etlU burning bed of oil. a doses polish wo mea waited dread, declaring that their husbands not returned home. It la believed 1 others saay hava been burned death the still bouses near the teaks. Chart ee Bellts. a still runner, wae eland.

tne aear the teak whea the expioeeoo ciirred. Hie skeleton wee found a Mock away. Thoss taken to the- hospital were nn.v allahtlv tnlurnd. Th damage was estimated at Tho office of the planu eootalaing -May raoorda. was destroyed, tint ie papers are piaserved la duplleete whaen.

There was a bard fight oa the part of tho firemen te keep other tanks Ignited. Oil from some of the homing tanks, was drained out onto the surrounded with booms and allowed tal burn there, making a weird Infernal remailded with directions to award a new Boecta-ie for the vest crowd of eperisters. claims of said defendants: that th ore- ceils be applied first to payment of the coats of tb case and aald taxee aad the balance distributed according to law said deiendaate are hereby aetlfied raat enlees they ens war aald veUtlen on or before the 17th dar of December. Ill, the allesatlonn of tb said petition will he taken as true, sad Judgment rendered aeeorainjriy. HEXRT T.

HUM. ALFRED BETTMAN and BTANLET W. HERKEUt Attorneys for plaint I If. Ketlee ts heresy gtrea that the endorelgned hare bean dnly apeoiatad and snail si aa a eC (he aetata of Aathaav MaUeea. late Rw.nu.

Cenntr. Ohh Oatae ooieeer Ti. ine. BcaTHA jrnjsrw, KUOBMIA MVLSIM. Otway j.

Ceasreva, Attorney. B4-e Wiggtas Bleak. Fifth aad Vine etra.tA The exploeloo la beB-ed to hav Been I rarerTinticaLapb(t-daw Iba tba due to epoamaoooe aMka As tbs fcj- tbBBtritotWSBKlId. gross tut wwmx 777 I -n I Instantly sommunlcated au others oc ta I I wma. wraarrj as iunua mmwm seme else, sad a voleaaie belch of Berne I a from the tt soothing craters eoald bo ossa I ejaa sam-a latum em an wni in, for many miles sad brought thoneeads, to I footed leattc! Cat til Cribal tad Casslai ill 0 HALTED T.l ILK Tm FttcMrbk far LI kztu For UMXti, Grcnirgie cf-rea.

wttole body. Ikkd nhstSxtB. Aaklar la Ho Combine or Tramt fcrl In Irrnnir trtaL I The efi was still burning et late beer tel a By Judge Severens: A. Prestos Safe's mm wf ui i If Asy aaade tn Bieak ebe l.r AM Biao at aanood. Cetare are areata 1 ae ai II ii Aaoal.ta.r harm If J.

Saai boar o-4 lank Ce. nmAmmem mmJi I llll aV -4 on, Saara je Sir Ujm sb. ar. SV m. KEITH'S vULUUD I A Dally.

25c 50c ME HAPPY TBAUP, NAT T.l. WILLS. Us srrow akd laassri traMwoi-tjae. uavDSKa rwassj An ra-TWSJ PBflU SERVANT A0 MAM MKlAJBt RITIiMJ- UWrmO aJD VALtxertA-s ucoPAJUts nil La mirirc ti s-rTMnernrsT Wee Asdrew Mck. U1U M.

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KIT WWS Ike Oiiat Ku. Next Week- aae Cm tm Tit Me aae SMaAsteBUw gsafwsas. win wnxB-esoees pmrsimosa. STASt wct st iwtta. MARRY FIELDS A La Ces iism a.

am. li Hi NH. ka um4 Take Sw SVa, VRDCrS Cyril ScoltTheloltcry Maa EXTRA PERFORMANCE "THE LOTTERY MAM" SUNDAY NIGHT I XKXT eX Htliiln Say. 14 SKATS SSLUSS. L-3 miss MAXINE ELLIOTT nlm KKStftt-tx UCIfrMfiC HMifi rttf nA tmi liouum itaWWIt Mo.

prevents the vica from being turnetl hish to amoU, and A "fl" IM 11 A rraer mxem SLA. is easy to remore and drop back, ae the wkk can be cJc! cleaned. Burner body or caOery cannot become wedfed, because of a new device la eeetracnoa, and, can arrays be easily unscrewed for rewtcalof. ns innrnstTT lairn Tnt smmrsTf of snleflis rosjl, rTTlsf sea to be screwed down, bet Is pot ta fate cork la a borde, sod Is L. aad X.

tresae ucsjai. woncw Freak M. Kraemer. wboae raaidanee Is wa kaewa. Uvlna.

and tae unknown aalrs aad devisees of said Frank M. Kraesner if aiciana. whose ssmee and reeldtnr are aaanowa. aits Kruawr, wife of said Frank Kreeaaer. wneae first nasse la eaknown.

If living, will take notice that Aaguat ICrmemer, OS tne day of October. 1910, filed his petition la tne Coert Comsnoa Pleas eat Hamlltoa County, OSto. No. la.B07. allaa-lns that Lnile K- ware Kramer died Sth day of Fefe-ruary.

lwoe, eelaed In tee slmpte end la ooa ef the following described real estate, te-wlt: Beuut in Bactioa no. as. Town Rens-e s. Miami Purchase, sow In the City af eta- cianatl. Mnmilion CountT.

ubio. eon cine at a point one haadred and atsty-Sve (1SS) feet east of the InterarcUoej of I north Ilea of the vroooeed Nash eveswa. wnere mt That be leaving lilnnla Bl with the eastarlv line of Vaa Dyke evens; i.ienee boaneed oa the east by a Use drawn at right engine to aald nrepeeaa avenoe. ealled Nash avenue, thence north frees the Berth Sae of said proposed evens to a petal la the south line of Ana Ellaa MeAvnye two-eno-n-half acre tract, tfteore westwardly in-clodlng all the land between the north line of aaid avena. and the aowth line at na MeAvors tract to the road or sveaa rva-ning en the westerly line ef said McAveys tract, and costuming tne sum eoorae i iiu a I rww.

thence eoatbeiiy along the east line of aaxi Vaa Dyke eveaue to Its In tar sect tea with the north line of said Nash avenue, and thence easterly aleeuT the north line of Nash avena on hundred and alxty-Sve (lOil leet to ine piaoe oeajmmag. Lalnin SIM ef aa acre ef ground, sac died unmarried and tnt ataiatis. Asnaet rer, John F. itnwt. M.

re roar. 1 1 living, ens Rasa RaaeL hie brothers and sletora. his sole blre at law: that Mlnale Uraegger aad Kea Rakei sfterward conveyed Uietr two nrthe oart of said oro party to aaid Aes-ust Kraaaaer and John F. Krar. who are each sew seised or aa anoivioes iw anns part of eeid property: that If Frank M.

Krnewer was st that time lieimt and left no lawful issue sarvlvlng. theat nlaw.UK. th said Jha Kraesner. aamnie ttiSAfa' and Henry Bernard Rakei. nolo siirvwlng child ana heir ai ww ana enm or noan Kasel.

Secenaed. are eetsed of the said nadivtdcd one fifth tstemst said esvoarty of said Frank M. Kraeaaer, that plaintiff la entitled ta aad therefore trays for a toertiuoa aad aaleef said property snd for equitsbte relieL The said parties are aet-eby neHioed that they av bibb a saade defendaate to petition, an are reaulred te enewer or oewre not oay or parent 1K10, or ludsinent mar eg-' tnem. Auorrr khaxmer. piamttfr.

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