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nesury oftlcee ury fund van mv Wr i.nls of 1 FINAL VOTE On Compensation Bill ill Not Be Reached Before Jlon- day, Declare Senators. Democrats Conduct Filibuster Against the Measure. D.tIs Claims At Wis Framed By Railroad Maiagtrs Ts Deprive Employees at Rights. I Washington. May 8.

The Senate, after three remarkable speeches, failed again to day to reach a vote on the workmen's com pensation bill, and when at 6:30 o'clock It recessed until 11:30 o'clock to-morrow morning there as a general impression that a final vote would not be reached until Slonday. Senator Reed, concluding his speech, characterised the bill as a monstrosity. draught with iniquity, 8enator Ashurst. of In his first Senate I Will criticised the Federal Courts. Senator Jeff I)avis.

of Arkansas, condemned the bill In unmeasured terms, declaring that he would resign hla seat in the Senate before votin -for it. Mr. Davis charged the railroad lobbyists with a persistent effort to have the meal tire railroaded through the Senate. he cried, "stop. Senators, before ou do Jfhis thing.

Stop before It la too Jste. Put on the brakes the emergency brakes. Wave The red light. Give the la boring man a chance to be heard." Measure Was "Loaded." Asserting that President W. C.

Brown. of the New Tork Central Lines, and his claim agent had been sitting "too close to th throne" In the preparation of the bill. lie declared the measure was "loaded." "In the hand of proffered friendship concealed the dread dagger -of the rail roads," he concluded. Senator Overman, interrupting, wiij that railroad men who had come to Washington to protest against the bill when it was before the Judiciary Committee had failed even to enter the committee room. He stated that one of the men had said to him: "I can't go In: I have been working for the railroads 23 years, and if 1 go In and make a protest 1 will lose my Insur fence and be expelled from my order!" Mr.

Reed replied that this was evidence that the men had been corrupted by tne railroads, which, he said, would be saved many millions by the enactment of the pro posed law. He declared that three out four of the executive heads of the railway orders had misrepresented the men. Judges Under Suspicion. "Federal Judges are under suspicion of Keing In league with big business," inter Jected Senator Ashurst. of Arizona.

"That is because railroad attorney and Presidents take them Ashing. Let me take the Judges fishing, and 1 care not who makes tne Ashurst said it was the railroads that wanted the Federal' Courts to have exclu sive Judisiiktion. "All. or almost all. the cruel, outrageous decisions against labor." lie added, hav come from the Federal Judges, far removed from the possibilities of the recall.

They have come to ait as Judicial tyrants, not caring how many feet or hands are cut off The Senator said he was not referring to tne supreme Court of the United Slates. "which Is progressive." He. explained he referred to such Judges as Judge Gross- cup, whom he attacked in strong language. Senator Works defended the. Federal Judges.

He had found them to high minded and as much to be depended upon as the state Judges. Mr. Ashurst replied that his criticism was directed only at the Judges who are controlled by the railroads. and not against the Federal Judiciary' as whole. Senator's Unfinished Work.

After a series of conferences to-day' Sen atorPenrose. the Republican Leader of the Senate, expressed the belief that it a physical Impossibility to consider the ap propriation bills and other prospective leg- ls.ation before probably July 1. Thl would be after the national party conven tions. 'I anxious for an early adjourn menu' he said, "hut the tariff debate has Vtartily started, and some of the largest and ueost Important appropriation bills are ye or conipieiea. Senator Simmons.

In charge of the tarii -aills for the Democrats, expressed simlla views. The approximate time of adjournment. however. Is yet uncertain. Some of the and many Representatives still Relieve that Congress wilt be able to close its affairs before the conventions despite the congestion in the Senate.

Decline To Cut Allowance. The House of Representatives to-day declined by an overwhelming majority to cut down the mileage allowance to members During debate on the economy program upon which the House has entered Repre sentative rage, or jvortn Carolina, intro duced an amendment to the pending legis lative bill to reduce the mileage from twenty cents a mile to five cents. Former Speaker Cannon led the fight against the reduction, declaring the existing rate barely 'sufficient to pay the traveling ex penses of Representative and Ills familv. On a vivs voce vote there were very few yeas for the amendment, but an abound lnT chorus of nays. v' The Free Sugar Bill.

Republican members of the Senate nance Committee to-day took up the ques- AREYOUPOORLY Poor health and a jan-eral run-down condition is tha outcome of a spell of stomach trouble; but llsttn HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS la lost tha medicine 70a need. It aids digestion, keeps the bowels open and induces per fect health. Try bottle to-day. Uon of formulating a substitute for the House free sugar bill. Thy soon found themselves In disagreement dver the rate duty, but In the main were united upon Hull's Campaign Bill.

Washington. May 8. Representative Hull. Tennessee (Democrat), to-day introduced! bill Intended to prevent Government em ployees from participation in presidential I mpaign or official connection with any I the Government the HA use to-day, 4. voted additional funds Itself for Individual clerical assistance.

ELECTTOK OF TnHTHTTW Members, of Senate. Washington. May 3. The minority mem bers of the Senate committee which Investigated the election of Senator Lorlmer. of llinols.

are planning to begin the fight against him on the floor of the Senate next week. Senator Kern, of Indiana, who ia drawing the minority report which will declare against the Illinois Senator's right to his seat, will call- up the case and seek to force an Immediate submission of the ma jority report. Senator Kern's plan to avoid delay In getting the case on its merits before the Senate, has the support of the others of the minority. A macs meet inn has been called for Mon- list niarht ait 'wrwr 1'nton to fnrmulait a THK EN QU IKE IV SATUKDAY, 31AY 4, iiU-i NEWS OF -THE COURTS. Barbara Blfler waa married to William the proposition to bring In a measure which motorman.

December 5. 1910. Two would eliminate the differential 'and the I no leu ner nn ne nas not Dutch standard. I upported her since. Teaterday aha waa A majority appeared to" favor a retention I (ranted a divorce and restored to her the rates of the existing tariff law, con-1 maiden name by Judge Warner.

Edell nled fining; the changes to the standard and the I an answer, admitting all her allegations I but did not contest. The wife lives at 2T.73 ie committee aajournea unui to-morrow i iiui-vm Withn.it I 'W I attnrnev. Wood from all Interest In her property. I They were married at Plqua. Ohio.

Jan uary 17. igu. Neglect was charged. W. Hester, After hearing th testimony of the plain lues Tor Eia Son's Injur! ea.

On October 23. 1911. Jaaper Mason, the I ten-year-old aon of Penlx was ran I I down by a wagon belonging to May. Stern I I Co. at Court and Mound streets.

Hi I kull araa fractured and hla arm and about-1 der broken. Teaterday. through hla father. I money For forest fires. I oecree waa granted by Warner the boy riled ault In the Common Pleas Th.

wm I Divorcing ouasana rrom vvuiiara B. Morris iran, easing lor sio.raw damages lor loss inm tiT KwtoTA. i miM ground of willful absence. The wife I of the lad'a aervlees. claiming that be was than the House provided, and (TS6.900 more ei wun siren, iney were i "'Jur- ajmeioru.

um than the current year's appropriation, fin- I marriea novemner in. l'JUJ, and Morris left I rosier, aiiorneja. IBtlMl teAmv hv Un iWmlt I ner in januarv. I'M Th.r Ha nn. I would raise the appropriation tor fighting I whose custody waa given to the wife.

K. I "Strap-Hanger" Was Victim. forest nrea from fJiW.OOO to fl.OOO.000. and I Scott King, attorney. I A "strao-haneer" victim of a rnwi car appropriate 0.V.(H5 for the forestry sere-1 Mrs.

Mabel Wood, of Madisonvllle. was accident filed ault the Common Pleas Ire generally. The committee allowed aiven a vaat.rriav I Court yesterdav. askinsr for Huhum from WW to fight chestnut tree blight, and lt ono I from Amog Woo, and the Cincinnati Traction Company. Tha Canada.

sgrrcuuurai esnion at nnonm, tM, tody of their child, well tiff. Judge Warner dismissed, the contested I with the result that -she was badly bruised I organisation or movement looking to auch vwr5e of William H. against Anna I when the car struck, a telegraph pole, while I election. The bill would Impose a maxl-1 num ciaimea mu ins msrraic severely cut oy a ring sne urn fine of 500 and summary dismissal. I mK na result of a deception and tor ai.uw damages.

Fred-1 I tne part of hla wire, whom he weo I vote Additions! rands. I in Louisville. lutuii tan. Mode-1 After rutting the salaries of clerks and I clared that she refused to live with him I or Loss of His Wifs's Servics. minor omciais in tne various departments a his wife and refused to come to this I Philln Fisher hau ie.

w.kw. city to uve. out returned to iuisvine. I er. was badly Injured by atenolna- Into a The wife's anawer declared that after the I hole In the sidewalk In front of SU'Westl marriage ahe came here with him.

hl-ourt street. June a. 190. flled suit the I wantina to huv a srrocerv In Hartwell. He I Common Pleas Court yesterdav.

aakme fori did not buy It. and she suggested purchas- I damages from th city for the loss Be InwesHrated It afinoritw I he followed, and she thought that FOEKAJ, PKOTZST turned to this city and the next she heard from him was the summons JjVthe divorce action. She had depositions to show that Hunt came to Louisville every Sunday to visit her. She asked for alimony only and divorce auit of Mattle against Joseph Car. ler.

They were married April 10, 1305. G. A. Glntcr, attorney. Xandamus Hearina; Is Begun.

The hearing of the ault of four Court house Building Commissioner to man damus the County Commissioners, ex-of- ficlo members of the committee, to tske participate In Its organisation, was begun Will Be Made Against Bestrictiona of before Judge C. J. Hunt In the Common 0 I Plena Court vesteritav. The County Com- the Dillingham Bill. I missloners were advised rh- their legal Nw Tork.

-Mav 1 The National Liberal counsel. Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Immigration 1-eague and the Federation of John v. lampoeiu tnat me memocrs ap- JUh nmniuiiiiiK i maa annnunrerf to-1 pointed by the court were merely an night, will send delegates to Washington auxiliary commission 10 an k.rA rm. Lountv commissioners, ana. tnereiorv.

inc mittee on Immigration and Naturalisation I organisation Qi tne youniy to protest against the restriction provisions the organisation of he Building of the DlMia-ham bill, which Passed the Sen- Commission. The appointed member ob- ate April 1. and is now before the House. I Jected to this, and elected James A. Ureen a a -4- sal t.

I a I LOUniT LOintmBalUnCIl rciuaillBi Ifuuiic (fiuicai vii t'saoin vi 11 set planned to Washington. send another delegation to GEM CITY NOTES. rat 1A1. pftrtm to tbs BttviBaa. 1 1 iklr, r.

lrn. kia the Common Pleas Judge In Joint session t-i rMKmiMtMun auhmitted Isnd his wife hated to part with him. also declared that the mother had bees satisfied to have them cars for him at I first. The wherebouta of tha boy's father I were sot made known. as as divesting I IsRnoda Logan, of College Hill 1 ing one in louiavuie.

ne went mere ana who says that she boarded a car there atl :30 o'clock on tha morning of starch IS I ast. The car was crowded and aha had to hold to a strap. At Rockford place the car Jumped the track and ah claims that she waa swung violently from side to side. of her aervicea. A few daya ago Judge I he was I uhln' Common Pleas "Jury awarded damages tor ner in-J Juries.

Albert H. QIorrllL Q. H. Wolff and! n. c.

Bolslnger for tha nlalntiff. Found Guilty of Shoo tins; To Kill. When George Gilbert. Addvaton nro fought his divorce plea. O.

R. Werner, for Vnble. another negro, hla Huht: H. for th. wife Neglect and cruelty are charged in the "kin j' 1 "LT 01 suuiy yesterday.

El lloit Pugh for the defense: Assistant Pro-1 ecuior r. n. r-ratner for tha tOB 110. HEW SUITS FI1D. common Pl.r-aa t-oi ar Lwia j.

Ret bub va oeom P. part in the meetings of the commission and 1 Af I I Raoda Igaa vs. The ClneianaU Tree- I rw ei.ote as nsiaasaa rrwl. nks Huffman. 1W.601.

Albert T. I a JatBQaw M.SSna. tat a. tf. a.

Hoos. I Brewa vs. Anthony Xte-1 1.1 TM VlUMn Tm.k I Him. I.V.S03. PhlltB riat-r r-ir- roe tw.noo aa damaaea.

MarbMl H. WoiS and 1 H. The iBdlarh.afnhlhA,,. 1.. I Cempaar vs Jacob Hrman.

Appaal from Squire I a- a aai un luiuai r. Zm mi. aajjjaiaie. jiiTora, '-jin. Bi- Pall MM aVaasslw Vga.

sa aa. rrraiurni.fanu uviin amui. rDr mm oamiyB, Uttrtfort, Ji Rereif.rv' bv tlieir four votes. in nr i romtmr. Auditor Edmondson refused to a See.

retary. on advice of Attorney Campbell. and it was agreed to submit the matter to 1 AO. 67. Joha atone va.

Tha Company. Appeal fraaa Saair. Comer I TBe McVook I. aad t-oaapaay EllBaaelh Srhmder. Far foracieeor at bm ssse.

Henrr O. HaorKi lao.sos. Marts naKer-aia. Daniel w. BenJaaUa Appeal from Squirt Utmpsejr, Roberteoa at I own waiter their side, but th.

appointed commoner. 'wrhb tS'i. 21 nieo manaamus "una i.vmu. 1 count, coweil A Lamplns- In the argument before the Court yester-1 isn.sii. jnhii RoMtser, admtniat rater.

knees nd with uplifted hands. Archie I day. the case being heard on demurrer 1 10 aw cam, Leais. negro, to-day pleaded for clemency the County commissioners, rrswiiiuni ino.sn. Mary Deee et si.

vs. Davtd t. Schorr when requested by Judge Brown to stand I Attorney Campbell said that the County I adminuiratcr sat will mt Rob. Mar, to oe. sentenced tor roooing neseaian 1 t-ommissioners cwauiyic 1 lao Frank tnt carrta wmia.

Watson of Ust Februarj'- He made authorised to Issue the bond or to expeno 1 trom aulr rHistoot. such a pathetic plea, stating that he had money, and It was merely to increase mt r-renii wiuiaBui va Cam. Will la. ap- family to support and that he woull I number of commissioner who will nave never again deviate from the straight and I charge of the new courthouse and jail narrow ruth that tha I'Mirt rMrv1 oV-I kitllifina- that the Building lOmmisaion waa cislon until to-morrow. Drovided Therefore, he ctaimea.

ine SPRINGFIELD NOTES. arse tat. Deaparca to ram ngrtut Springfield. Ohio. May P.

Mer kle. aged 40 years, died to-day at the City annnintad members merely became auxii- Mayor Phillpps stated that he had not liary to the County Commissioner, and the as yet reached a conclusion aa to hia au-I organization of that board must oe tnt hority In the matter of allowing the jK-ure theater shows'-to be opened on Sun- The Chamber of Commerce announced that Mayor Lev Shank, of Indianapolis. organisation of the Building commission. iMiliiii to this It was argueo i fallaHoua to mandamus mt Countv Commissioners to take part and vote, as the Court could not how they I equitable raltoC. T.

.1 tM tha three County Com-1 a.T Jaatoa who acquired fame recently by furnishing I missloners could vote against the other market supplie to the public at reduced prices, had consented to address the next meeting of the organisation. He wilt ap pear at a banquet to be given at the T. M. C. A.

on May 14. A number of Daytonians mill meet the train carrying Colonel W. J. Bryan at Middletown Tuesday and accompany him to this city. For mistreating Thelma Miles, daughter of former OIBcef Miles, David Allcutt.

a 'soldier- Home inmate. aged 77 years, waa fined and rosta and four -on all matter, thu tying up tne it takea Ave votes to pass upon any Important mattera or the pdyment of mnev. The bearing wlU be continued th! morning. Attorneys Dudley Duipnin. t- bert Bellinger and Thomaa B.

raxton. or MMmltannm. note and mortgage be found to be held In morning. nospltai from injuries sustained bv a f.n I Kia.vaar-old Rdward Mochrie hid beneath about 10 days ago while, superintending I a heavy pile of clothing behind a trunk In the erection Of S. billboard.

Mia hr.m. 1 In.at afternoon whlla v.rsary last year. I accompany iisem to in court no use. They arrived there 1st snd Insolvency Judge Sam MlndeL a Junk dealer, notified the I Warner had gone. Deputy Hauser tele- police to-day that late last night he was Phoned to Judge Warner and waa told by enticed to th red bridge, near Lagonda.

th Court to maintain custody of the child by two strangers, who held him up and "til this morning. Hauser decided to take robbed him ot S37 and watch. They rep- the boy home with him. and not place him resented that they had some old stoves and ln th Children's Home, but the lad wept rags for sale. I bitterly and ciung to nis aunt.

Mrs. Bar nell. Deputy Hauser nnally solved mattera MUCOSIAL IS DEDICATED. at hla horn and keep the child with her Columbus. Ohio.

May Secretary I until morning, snd this was Anally decided George 8. Long took over Governor Har-1 upon. mon's place at the dedication of the Henry I Barnell had tears in his eyes when he 0u CTairMemorial st Greenville. I kissed th boy good-bra. Ha said that the 'UMOkOsSftsy.

Ti buiidina rcost 0,000. 1 lad had grows to a son to fairs and ha peal from Soulr Tajaaont. lao aia. Frank nuaana vs. -Cam.

wtUuL peai from Sautr Duaaomt. (WRT or INSOLVKXCT. 4.M7. Aneheatlon af ESvar karima aa I wt nanM CWptia. mil tUTBtt.

Mattle tlrttr ta Jaseak Oanar. far I aitoroB. w. taiaua. CFkRlORl COCT.

U.2U. Jnaenk A. BlIlBB. admlnlatratar Philip Teehtarwer et ai. To Mikn lamn a.

I e7 w. jt. naiawitl. aa zsa. ine reuse woaiiii a ittrlatiaa am itoa va.

A. RlnrkheaL racelw. Fori timin jlltaa a. A. For 1 n0.

Kranter av rtttiaa t. Fraaa. I U.7M. Lena Naael a Tha 4'addlnataw H.i.. I ii.Tur.nf otnpaav ror si.taat: Hilamsal ccb- TnHTZD STATES COTTRTS.

In the case of William T. Wright v. The ad I Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton Railway I and Putln, Attorney Pogue and Aa.tsi.nl Company. Judge HollUner yeerday btsued nmcUl.

order overruling the motion of the de fendant to strike out certain parts of th I nrm Tiled Tor Probata. piainun a aecond amendment to tne petitloa WUi "ea xor I and aivlne leave tfi tha aVafatttaa at. The will of the late Anna Langdon BMI I to th petition and amendment and I gives her sister. Kamenne y. to tne piaintiR to nie a reply to the anawer I her niece.

Anna 1- Berlins. her '-of the defendant. Both the answer and tne aa, a ateaiMW aatrl aha aSanllJwf I 1 a i at I 4 1 tr Sadie L. nanaf, rvpij wrn nriq lonnwicn. i sentenced to -TO days In the workhouse to- K.therlne Lanar-1 i Hav htr IrJW-- ItirftFaa R.irlrr.

I I nF I m-im I HAMILTON NOTES. iil murtrra to the oqt tata. Hamilton, Ohio. May Service Director Holxbeger sent a letter to the County Com missioners to-day stating that unless tbey paid the city the bills for the gaa. electric light and water for the County Sheriffs 01 lice by May the meters would be jaken out and the service discontinued.

The County Commissioners sre In a quan dary, as they can find no fund to draw upon to pay with and are seriously thinking of resorting to oil lamps for lighting, coal stoves for cooking snd wells or cisterns to secure water from, kn order to keep the High Sheriffs place for the confinement Of prisoners In working order. In discussing State Examiner Fowler's re port on the public schools of Butler Coun ty, in which several township, sre expected to repay various small amounts. Prosecut ing Attorney Burns said: "The finding against the Trenton School Board wss oc- wk la named bb executrix. 1 lla II rat defense that whlla it ritrrt a I Cnder the will of tne laie r-u r- Mt or tramc rules among ta employee I Kirker 38 feet owned by her on uexier avr- i with orders thst they be enforced. It had I lHa.

I 1 nue Is given to ner i irJt matructeo its employees 10 reiy on suclll beth.K. Ewlng. and the 47 feet adjoining 00.ved. It also denies thst the I this property I left to her tnree swivib. i rule provided that whew a north-bound u.rr.t Sands Martna i.

uvireva, anu inla ran over a south-bound track thai tt I Isabel Phreve. for life, and at their deatn I thoul by flagmen. Aa aec-I to her nephew. John R. Kirker.

t. I ond defense it Is charged that the defendant I DeBeck. Bodo O. M. uerteca ano I himself waa negligent in that he choa to I Shreve In equal shares.

narrrSii as executor. DeBeck Ul Will Contest Bank's Claim. n.wi nMmtn Bank sued I walk within the north-bound track, where- I aa be might have choaea safe paseage- I way in rough tne yards. In his reply to, the anawer. the plaintiff denies all of the allegations of the anawer I the Victor Stamping Company for a re- ano again "rorin mat tn.

traffic rule. r.f,r To foreclose on a note for 135.0nr. had been followed he would not have been receiver was named and tooa cnarge 01 iz uvivrta. Katherlne'wHuwe. nts engines.

The accident occurred Oc owner of share, of stock In the Clncln- l' taa yards cd rth. company nati Screw and Tap company, wntcn me i ramant titOK over ini i from her In January. filed I an answer in the auit. On March' 12, this! Bettman-J ohnson Company Busd. er.

Mrs. uwe That the Bettman-Johnoon Company, of I against the Mctor Stamping Company for t)U vloUted Dur. food Uw in me I falling to designate upon th labels of bot- casloned by th fact that the board had so Mm Mk to tht tle containing -pale orange bitter. th I a k. -t gwvii aaiiaa4Hss naslrl nv a nas ItavnaT I I sell its bonds for a new school house id atroyed by lightning! by selling the bonds 4 per cent below par.

The lindinc of the examiner on telephone charges, where a crerk of a bchool Board waa using a tele. pnone nas Deen customary in every town- snip. The total amount against all tne omciais Is si, 104 l. The Roosevelt followers in Butler Cnuntv were elated to-day over the word received from Columbus. Ohio, that Teddy" would make a speech in Hamilton on tha ak a th of May.

as he was going from Dayton. vmuu, to Lincinnau. The, exact hour and tuts nas not Deen fixed. tntt tne b-s amount of alcohol tued. la rh.r.al 1.

sk II aaa nrfifasrtv iYtV- I i was o. 'k Information Bled yesterday In tha United I ered oj it snouio oe n. v. State Dltrict Court by District Attorney to th claim, of all 1 'V' McPherson. The Information allege, that she sks thst sne ne rouno to th.

Wtler. contained 32 per cent of alcohol. I best lien upon certain property a.w.. and th.t Bv. caaea containing th bitters I in her suit.

The charge is msde thst the iciori Stamping Company gave the mortgage on I May 1. 190A. in contemplation of insolvency I and In order to secure and prefer the bang. The note and mortgage were given to At torney Frank H. Bhalfer.

of counsel fori 1. a kw klm IndnruJ Avar I I were shipped to a Arm at El Paso. Texas, I Ion September 18, 1910. Paper Company Appeals Case. Judge Hoitister yesterday allowed the I titlon of the defendant in the personal In-1 lire oaoa.

I 1, 1 I to the bank. Therefore It Is asked thst the I i I Paper Company, for writ of error to the I 1 1 rated States Circuit Court of Appeal- Bnd I trul tor ai I a -k. I I pany. Attomeya Healy, Ferris and McAvoy 1 I Tk. ma.

1. ,11 The caae was heard some time sso In I repreavilt alia. l. kv Bh.rie? thl. I mna a veruici ot tAMH waa amnUiI tha nl.L.ia I 1 Soy Hid Under Blankets.

Juries he alleged he received while In the I employ of th company. in Dayton and he waa the local manager Deputy Sheriff Charles Hauser searched I th Pontiff Ui patent infrtngment ault I tor ueorge at CO. I the home of the lad'a uncle. Theodore Bar- I vt t-otnowny va. nelU at 4-T9 Coleratn avenue.

Tne I Abraham 8telnberg. as the Lyon Cane Com- I Carl 1-hl. a tromtna.nt I nffiMe was armed with a writ of haheaa I Pny. juoge nonisier yeateroay nuued an I ordered to pay hi wife 8 a week alimony I corpus sworn to by Mrs. Nettie Morray.

oroeT decreeing taking the bill as confessed, and the sum of 240. If he withdraws his I mother of the child, who has not seen him The defendant failed to demur, plead or I auit for divorce, now pending in 8neca inc he by. 8h has been fighting I Jwer in mu. County, he Is to have the privilege of see-1 time to secure possession of him. ing his child once week.

.1 Mas i kepi up my search iu minute longer without finding the boy ho would Mrs. Clara M. Kay. wife of lur I have suffocated." declared Deputy Hauser. Kay.

the oldest physician in tha citv la I The lad waa at once taken in charge by dead after a lingering illness. The muni. I the officer, and Mr. and Mrs. Barnell.

Mrs. celebrated their fifty-first wedding anni-1 Brown and sirs. 8lne at one prepared to Judf Hollister Issues Docrwa. On motion of Attorney H. H.

Huffaker for I Bankruptcy Ksttsrs. Edward A. Foy. yesterday, through Attorneys Bettlnger. Quckenberger, Schmltt and Krels.

Bled ai motion In. th United States District Court asking JudgHoUister to set said the order of adjudication and dismiss the proceedings In bankruptcy against th Hamilton 'Gaa snd Electric Company on the ground that tha company was not. at the tin the proceedings were brought against it. unsolvent wlrhia th meaning of the bankruptcy act. This is th second motion filed la th ess by Foy within th past few days.

la aa effort to prevent th aala of th property of th Hamilton Gaa sad Electric Foy la th holder of gB.nno worth of bonds, and as such Is a creditor at the company. Saturday Judge Hon later, upon th applcarloB af Herbert L. Breneaoaa and other creditors, lauid aa order for the sale of the bankrupt's property, tog ether THE ENQHIKEIE'S mm 1HM Jd. FLEXIBLE MB Going Faster Than Ve Can Get Them Here We had thought we had fully anticipated the demand that would follow'by Ttzspn of The Enquirer's ur.prrr. dented oner and had a supply on hand that we believed would last us the first month.

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Refene W. S. McConnaugbey. of Day ton. Ohio, yesterday Aled the record af tne proceedings af the nrst meeting of creditors of th r-unrta Coal Company, bankrupt, at which th matter of continuing the opera- Uoa of the mines of the bankrupt ta Muhl en berg County, th dirsc tioa af Receiver W.

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President af I Be IVarwer Equipmral Company aad aa aas-clal a th Cincinnati Equipment Compear, was yesterJsy placed aa the wltnesa Btaia la Referee WblttakeVs Court for esaaalaa. tioa by Attoraejra Meets aad Beetley lor Trust Johesoa. Ta taunoay af trw wag la con aec uoa with various tmn.se Uoaa betaeea the Oaclaaatl Eaulsmiat Cosspaay sod tha Wereer Casnaaay. mvelved la the suit rereatiy Instituted la tha United State District Cewrt fcv Truatea Jeansoa. Rtr Wluttaker yesterday caaflrawd tea Bale of a port toe of the eauiseaeet ef th ClarmaaU aVsutpmi nl Cesnpaay.

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