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THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE 26, 1907. 10 Sercomb was attempting to alight from hla buggy on Baxter avenue when the SOLEMN MIEN FOR SECOND TIME horses became frightened and, suddenly startlmr off. threw him to the ground. for time to print until the first day of September term overruled.

Farmers Home Insurance Company vs. DeHoney. Adair; appellee's motion to at-firm as a delay case overruled; appeal dismissed with damages. Martin vs. Ferguson, Jefferson; appeiles Hied notice and motion for damages on affirmance-; motion sustained; appellant given until first day of September term to Three and Twenty Discarded Bv Undertakers He sustained only slight injuries, and got on h.s feet In time to watch Mrs.

Sercomb skillfully guide the runaway team past pedestrians and vehicles In the roadway. At Clay and Jefferson streets crowd of men and boys In the street caused the horses to shy to one side and run into a large wagen. Mrs. Sercomb was thrown to the ground, but escaped Jury Fails To Return Ver During Convention Here. dict For Dr.

J. W. Irwin. with a few painful bruises. After the horses had been quieted down and Mr.

Sercomb had ennirht nn with the run EUNERAL -DIRECTORS ASSOCIA Recipes The same old way of cooking will spoil an appetite (at any food. Macaroni is a most meritorious food but is litfe understood. Few cooks realize its possibilities. They may know two or three ways to prepare it, but how many of them know twenty-three delicious recipes? The manufacturers of away, both got back in the vehicle and HIS AUTOMOBILE CAUGHT BETWEEN TWO STREET CARS. me petition tor renearius.

Halls vs. H. and St. L. Railroad Company, Breckenrldge; case advanced under rule 16.

Asher vs. Helton, Harlan; appellant filed petition for rehearing. Adams Express Company vs. Commonwealth, same vs. same, American Express Company vs.

Commonwealth mandates of the Supreme Court of the United Stutes filed. Slusher vs. Slusher, Perry; motion by appellee to direct taxation of cost and set aside Judgment for cost. Hall Roach vs. Ayer Lord Tie Mrs.

Sercomb drove the horses home. TION OF STATE CONVENES. RECIPE Faust Macaroni Cakes Tate half a pound of FAUST Brand Macaroni, half a pound of sugar, the same quantity of butter, flavor with vanilla and add the well beat up whites of eight eggs. These have to be boiled in three pints of milk. Place paper well greased with butter around the form of the coke and put in oven foi bout an hour.

The butter and eggs must not be added till the paste has boiled to a proper consistency. KEENEHAN EXONERATED FOR KILLING OF MAPLE. CLAIM ON ALLEGED EOEGED WELCOMING ADDRESS OF MAYOR EARTH PARTICULARLY APT. BANK CERTIFICATE DENIED. FAUST Coroner's Jury Finds That Night-watchman Shot Burglar In Self-Defenss In Court To-morrow.

Company, Fevton vs. White Sons, White Sons vs. Ayer Lord Tie Company; statement and motion by appellees to correct taxation of cos: and motion submitted. Commonwealth of Kentucky, by, vs. Stearns Company, "Whitley; City of Covint-ton.

vs. Bullock, NO FLOWERS IN EVIDENCE. NO RECEIVER FOR WHITE CITY. BRAND Cut Prices On at Levy's Men's JS5, $40 ana $43 Suits; choice of the tlncst; including blacks and blues (except dress suits, Tuxedos and Prince Alberts) now for Kenton; Commonwealth, Whitley; City of Covington, vs. Bullock, Ken A Jury In Coroner Kelly's court found yesterday morning, after being out only After deliberating fifteen minutes the Our free book of recipes may be had from your grocer or by turit-inff direct to us.

a few minutes, that Night Watchman ton; Commonwealth of Kentucky vs. Drtiery; agreements as to mandates filed. H. and St. Railroad Company vs.

Schwad. Jefferson; appellee filed brief. When the seventh annual convention of the Funeral Directors' Association of Kentucky wus called to order in the auditorium at the Elks' Home by President I'atrick Keenehan. who shut ami Kiueu Ernest Maple, of Indianapolis, early Sat urday morning, did so in sell-defense. 1 no Jury In the long drawn out litigation growing out of the collision April ISOG, between Dr.

J. V. Irwin In his automobile and two street cars on Baxier avenue, gave a verdict yesterday for the defendants, the LouL-iVille Railway Company, In Judge Gordon's court. This is the trial of the action ivhich has been hard fought tlirough every stage. The trial resulted In a hung Jury.

evidence showed that Keenehan did not lire until Maple attacked him with a case knife and that he gave the young man an opportunity to surrender. Keene MACARONI want more people to know how good FAUST Macaroni really is. They have prepared a little book containing 23-splendid recipes which they will send to any one on request It tells all about FAUST Macaroni and gives an interesting hiSory of the food. FAUST Macaroni is sold by nearly all grocers in dainty packages at 5 and 1 0 cents. MAULL BROTHERS St.

Louis, Mo. han, who was arrested on a cnarge or M. J. Co.stigan, oi at ciock yesterday aiternoon the occasion was not a solemn one. The room wn not scented with Ilowers, and there was an absence ot crepe and white gloves.

No one would have guessed that the convention was that oi funeral directors, without looking at the programme. The three days that the undertakers from over the Stale expect to be in Louisville will not be of a lugubrious nature for drives about the e-itv. an excursion up manslaughter Immediately after Maple death Sundav and released on bond, will Territl vs. Louisville Water Company, Jefferson; appellant filed brief. Logan vs.

Anderson Telephone Company; appellee tiled brief. McGuire vs. lackey, Madison; appellee filed notice, copy of judgment and supersedeas bond, and" motion to dismiss appeal by the lower court; motion submitted. McCoy's administrator vs. McCoy.

Kenton; appellant filed an additional brief. Kaufman vs. Barringer. Jefferson; Willnson. vs.

Rosser's executor, Macon; appellants filed a reply brief. Brunk vs. O. and K. Railway Company, Boyd; appellant filed demurrer; appellee's answer and plea in bar and filed brief on the demurrer.

Eherllck vs. Commonwealth. Campbell; be arraigned in Police Court Friday Because of the finding of the jury in tht Twice the suit of Irwin Richardson, the young man who accompanied Irwin, Coroner's Court and the circumstances MEN'S and YOUXG MEN'S three-piece and two-piece Suits; ail styles and sizes in fancy patterns; surrounding the hilling of Maple, it is was tried In Judge Field's court and ooth regarded as likely that Keenehan will be the river, a trip to tho White, cny ana a banquet at The Seelbach are a lew of discharged. times It endtfd In a verdict for the defendant, a second trial having been grant TWit in in the features which will help lighten and gladden the hearts of those who "direct ed because of an error in the recoru. PERMANENT FAIR SITE COMMITTEE TO REPORT, Dr.

Irwin was running along Baxter avenue at rather a hign rule of speed rh -i I I sltlti ot the the last sad rites." Mayor Bnrth's Apt Address. Huber vs. same; appellant Hied petition tor renenrimr. street. hen he reached a Denu in un snvet there ahead of him L)f Schuster vs.

Snawder; appellant filed $25 and $30 Suits $20 and $25 Suits $15 and S20 Suits In fact the address of welcome of $20 $15 $10 J. Hunter Peak and the members of his family in a surry. Two cars, only a short printed copies for petition for rehear Hubert Vreeland, chairman of the State Fair Board, has called a meeting of the Resrister Xewsnaner Company vs. Wor- Only a Mayor Paul C. Barth.

with which the meeting was opened, drove away all solemnity from, the convention when the Night's Ride ten, Livingston; appellant tendered addi tional securitv supersedeas bond. Palm's executor vs. Howard. Magofiln; atmellee filed netition for extension. boa rd or Frida noon at the end -quarters of the State Fair In the Commercial Club rooms.

Fourth avenue and Main streets. The main object of the meeting Is to hoar the report of the Committee on permanent site for the fair. Thomas Miller Owsley, of Bowling through: to Green, introduced by Sam D. limes and A. P.

Humphrey, of Louisville, introduced by Chas. Carroll and sworn as distance away, were approaching irom either direction. Dr. Irwin, tn order to save the Peak family from disastrous collision with nls machine, tried to escape, from the predicament by darting between the two cars. He blamed the motormen for not navlng been suiticiently on the lookout to have appreciated his difficulty and sieved down.

The defendant, however, contended that the motormen did everything In their power to prevent the accident. At all events Dr. Irwin was caught between the two cars; his machine reduced to junk and though he was knocked unconscious and severely hurt, narrowly escaped death. Frank P. Straus and Fred Forcht represented the railway company.

Other matters pertaining to the fair will be discussed. MEN'S $10 and $12.50 Outing Suits; iiiet season's goods; sizes 33 to 2S only; ail-wool Scotches, cheviots and homespuns for attorneys of this court. Court adjourned until to-morrow at 11 o'clock. Mayor said that he thought It most fitting that he should welcome the funeral directors of the State to Louisville during the very last days of his administration, lie assured them, however, that the retirement of the present otllceholders should not keep the city's visitors from having a very pleasant stay. The Mayor's welcome pit-used the visitors immensely, and when R.

H. Elliston, of Williams-town, responded for the he said that the funeral directors of the State were glafl to get back to Ixmis-vllle. and that they expected to have a happy three days here. Mr. Kills ton's address was delivered In the most eloquent language.

He was formerly a well-Known Lemoerat and his voice has been heard frequently and to good purpose in the councils of his party. In Chicago last year at the meeting of the National Association he made the speech on the floor of the convention hall nominating Louisville for the next $3.75 MEDWAY North Michigan Resorts In famous Mackinac Region and on Little Traverse Bay. THE NORTHLAND LIMITED" Via Pennsylvania G. R. I.

'The Fishing Line." $1.95 Men's $3.50 and $4 Fancy Vefs OUR NEWEST Court of Appeals Decisions. W. R. Eastham vs. Tom Smith, etc.

Filed June 4, iNot to be reported.) Appeal from Russell Circuit Court. Opinion of the court by Judge Settle, le versing. Land Quieting Title Weight of Evidence. In an equitable action to quW't title to land which is claimed by both parties, evidence considered and neld that the Judgment of the chancellor is contrary to the weight of the evidence, and Is reversed with directions to quiet ihu tltle of appollant thereto Bertram Phelps and W. S.

Pryor for appellant; J. F. Montgomery and J. X. Meadows for appellees.

A 1 SUMMER STYLE Boys' Knee-Pants Suits All our finest now in three big" iots; all styles, sizes and materials; national convention city, tils address in response w.s highlv complimented bv Bank Given Verdict. After a second trial in Judge O'Doher-tv's court, the jury hearing the case o. the administrator of Mrs. Alice Edelen against the Third National Bank, returned a verdict for the defendant. The plaintiff died in March, 1W4, after she brought ihe suit.

and it was revived in the name ot Andrew M. Sea, acting for her estate. It was alleged in her estates De.ia.lE that she had deposited $700 In the bank in April. 11-32, which the bank had allowed her son. Robert Edelen.

to draw out without proper authority. It was averred that he put the money in at her direction and that afterward he drew it out by STERLING I Illustrated pamphlet free at Pennsylvania Lines City Ticket Office, or write C. H. Hagerty," D. P.

Louisville, Ky. Mayor Barth. C. L. LOCKWOOD, Gcn'l Pass Grand Rapids SAMUEL Pennsylvania Pa.

MOODY, GenM Pass. Lines, Pittsburg, 1 ana Indiana Grand Rapids, Mich. Commonwealth, on Relation, vs. William Carnes. Judge.

Filed May 23, Of the 400 members of the Funeral Directors' Association of this State It Is expected that fully -J0Q will attend this annual meeting. More than 150 arrived yesterday afternoon, and by to-day it is expected that at least fifty more will be here. Besides the members of the association many of the undertakers have brought their wives or other members of their families along, so that between 400 $6 and $7.50 Suits $8.50 and $10 Suits 1907. (To be it-ported.) Petition for mandamus. Opinion of the court by Judga Settte, refusing writ.

2 For 25c 5 Tftey cost 1 forging her name to the certificate, ihe bank denied that such was the case, but contended ihat the young man had been Shorthand and Typewriting Established Reliable System. as taught at this institution is a valnaM. given t.ne auinomy ms juuuhti and 500 people are in the city on account of the convention. Yesterday afternoon sign the certificate ana got me Robert Edelen died in August, 1903. It was also contended by the baak that while the convention was in Us first session more than fifty women, members of the association auxiliary, were being she had been heard to say that he.

son $12.50 and $15 Suits acquisition to any person. A stepping ton to success. Secures the best employment Spencerian graduates are always in deraaai driven about the city in carriages "seeing $so was to have the money. in ine ui trial the verdict was for the defendant. i-ouisvuie.

iast eht the luneral rt more, wear 3 longer and launder 6 better. rectors and their friends and families were but the court allowed another hearm0 the guests of the Funeral Directors' upon the. ground that an uisiruuwii should have been given that it was the trst Lriiange or enue liscreuon Trial Court. It is now the well-settled rule that the Appellate Court will not disturb the decision of the trial Judge, either in granting or overruling a motion for a change of venue, unless it was based upon some ground not authorized by the statute or amounted to an abuse of discretion. Second Same Selection ot County.

When It Is made to appear to the trial court that a change of venue should be granted, the trial court has the same discretion in selecting the county to which It should be sent as ho has In granting the change. Third Decision of Trial Court Withdrawal of Motion. Where, in a criminal prosecution, a change of venue was granted on application of the attorney for the Commonwealth, and the attorneys cannot Association of the Fall Cities at the White uuy. duty of the bank to have been laminar Quarter Sizes. For To-day and To-morrow.

with the signature oi jits, luu.cii. Breach of Contract Charged. Frank Gerth sued the White City Com- AMERICAN MACHINE CO. Manufacturers Direct Current Motors and Generators. 2 to 50-HORSE POWER.

Main and Jackson Louisville, Ky. At the 0 o'clock session this mornincr nanv tor iii.WO tor an auegea Dreucn oi tne convention win really get down to work, and during the mornlne: two ad contract in failing to allow him to oring 414-422 St. 5 COMMERCIAL SCHOOL dresses will be heard. One will be bv fR APES lrlp''j COUNCIL his musical organization nere iur a i weeks' stand between June 9 and Th.s D. B.

Quinlan. president of the National i-unerai uirectors Association, of Chi jnranizauon is known as tne ranua. uoma pdbwc AccoDimw depaSrated' Turner. Harris 4 Spencer. Union NiUonal Irak Ilk Sixth and MitaStrtS LOCISVlltE, eago.

and the other will be by Dr. Harris EN0S SPENCER, President. IS HbHBsHHflBBQESSSfl WEDNESDAY JUNE 26, 1937 OLDEST STAND ID LOUISVILLE NOCK 6 SNYDER, agree on a county to which tne prosecution should be sent, the matter must be determined by the trial judge, and in the absence of evidence conducing to pr.ive an abuse of discretion in the trial In selecting uhe county, the attorney lor the Commonwealth should not be nJlmvod to then withdraw his motion for a. change of venue. N.

B. Hay, Attorney General; C. H. Morris, J. P.

Adams and Jouett, Byrd Jouett for plaintiffs; Hazelrigg, Chenault Hazelrigg for defendants. CITY IEATUEES. Of brick wili easily pronounce1 Market 8. E. Cor.

2d and Hydraulic as a front brick without; Kelly, coroner of Jefferson county, on "Co-operation between Coroners and Tho afternoon session will he at 2 o'clock, and will be of a business nature. At night the visitors will be given an excursion up the river, with lunch, music and dancing on the boat. To-morrow will be taken up with business sessions, election of officers for the coming year and tho selection of representatives to the national meeting at Jamestown. Before the convention Is over a movement will be started to bring the national meeting to louisville next venr. For Pure Milk, Ice Cream, 'phene 624.

NATIONAL ICE CREAM. CO. and headed by Slgnor Giuseppe fairigano as director. The plaintiffs say that tne remuneration was to have been at the rate of 51,500 a week. The band was not brought to the city, but the plaintiff suys he received notice that the contract was cancelled.

In the attachment and receiver suit brought bv Bandmaster Kryl against the White City for $3,000 attachments have been served covering the receipts ot the concern, while George Boone and John H. Whallen, interested In the defendant concern have given bond covering the liability for the money attached. This move disposes of the application for a receiver. A Horse On Him. Thomas O.

Lafolette filed suit for $1,000 i as damages against Philip Halbleib charg- lng that the defendant Is to blame be-! cause a horse had fallen on him and severely injured his side and leg. The: plaintiff, who says he was in Halbleib's dtnntnv. said that at his request he got an equal. You can always rely on them proving attractive for anjj construction. KENTUCKY SALOON MEN MAY PUT LID ON VOLUNTARILY RENT AN AUTO: for a fine spin these warm nights.

There's nothing more delightful. We Napier Adams, vs. Joseph E. Bos--worth Filed June 7, 1907 (To be reported.) Appeal from Whitley Circuit Court. Opinion of the court by Judge Carroll, reversing.

First Legislative Acts ConstitutionalityPolitical Rights Condonement Effect. In a proceeding by certain parties to test the valldltv of the act of the Kentucky Legislature of June 2S, ISM, appor-tionlne the State into senatorial districts. FINE TOURING CARS 5 For 5 or 7 Passengers. WOMAN DRIVES RUNAWAY TEAM IN CROWDED STREET. THUS PRESIDENT J.

C. BOARD-MAN INTIMATES. Hydraulic Brick Co. Incorporated. Louisville, Ky.

Held, that persons who believe their pollt- on the horse for the purpose of trying teal riphts are Injuriously affected by un- bis wind, as Hailblelb was showing the constitutional legislation cannot condone LOCAL ASSOCIATION'S EXECUTIVE BOAKD MEETS TO-DAY. Mrs. O. G. Sercomb Thro-vra From Buggy When Frightened Horses Collide With Wagon.

animal at the time. It appears that the the wrong for a long period of years by Cut-Rate Druggists. horse proved refractory ana mat tne ue-fendant. in wishing to give him a good start, the plaintiff says, struck the animal a vicious blow with a whip. Lafolette says that as the horse was old and infirm and as the pavement was very slippery a hard "cropper" on the street WiLL TALK SITUATION OVER.

4-Tear-Old Jaj-Eye-Sea Whiskey; gal. $2.00 J-Tiar-Old Jay-Ep-See Whiskey; Quite a good bit of nerve was displavel by Mrs. O. G. Sercomb.

of 151!) Cherokee road, yesterday afternoon when she guided two frantic runaway horses for several blocks along a crowded rtrret. Mr. KRYPTOK "We sell and have in stock for delivery 5 CADILLAC, BUICK. KNOX 5 I and PEERLESS CARS. KY.

AUTO CO. 5 Incorporated. 1049 THIRD STREET. ELECTRIC GARDEN HOSE Made of the very best grade of rubber liaht vet durahlh outside casing which insures long wear. We fully warrant this Hose teVbl I w.m 'n west.

iauc. rn.D fjcr rOOt. ECZEMA VERY BAD FOR THREE YEARS Jones Miller Co. (Incorporated) 316 WEST MARKET ST passively consenting to ana oeter taK-lng action until confusion If not chaos would result from the long delay. Second Same.

The argument that If an act is Invalid when passed, the vice continues to live In It as long as it remains on the statutes, and may be annulled at any time. Is not sound when attempted to be applied to legislation that Is political or administrative iA its nature. Second Same Laches Acquiescence-Unreasonable Delay. It may be true that laches cannot give validity to a void act. but when no property right is involved and the question is purely political and administrative, individuals and parties that have seen the act In operation for years, without objection or protest, will not be heard at a late day to question its validity.

They must act. in seasonable time and not delay until the conditions they have acquiesced In have been firmly established as a part of the system of government. C. W. Lester and William If.

Sweeney for appellants: W. IT. Holt, W. C. Hal-bert, B.

L. Worthington. George Du Relle and Worthington Cochran for appellee. A. J.

Howard, et al vs. S. Stanfill. et Filed May 5. 1907.

(Not to be reported.) Appeal from Whitley Circuit Court. Opinion of the court by Chief Justice O'Rear. affirming. Local Option Election Contest Ordering Election Validity Personal Knowledge of Judge. The fact that the County Judge before ordering a local option election failed to hear evidence as to the residence of the petitions and as to their signatures Is no grounds for contesting the election where the.

Judge states that he had personal knowledge of their residence and that they constituted 2T per cent, of the voters of the precinct, and it does not "I think it is very probable that the saloons In Louisville will be closed all day on Sunday within the near future," said J. C. Boardman, president of the Mutual Protective Association, last evening. "Just what action will be taken at the meeting of the Executive Committee, which Is to be held to-morrow afternoon. I do not know, but it is within the power of that committee close the saloons on Sunday, and if such action is taken tomorrow practically all the saloons In the city will abide by their action.

All but about fifty, saloons belong to our association. We understand that the Governor in-tends putting the screws to us." The meeting of tiie Executive Committee of the Mutual Protective Association this afternoon is the regular bi-monthly meeting. President Boardman says that is most probable that the Sunday-closing situation will be discussed and that a decision; of the committee to close the saloons for all day Sundays would not be a surprise to the saloonkeepers. The committee is composed of a certain number of members from each ward and these members have the say so In all matters of such. nature.

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i Court Paragraphs. Tlenrv Schmitt sued Joseph Schmitt for SI, 195.33, said to be due on a promissory note. Arthur Lemaster sued Grace Lemas-ter for divorce on the charge of abandonment. They were married July 4. 1SS7.

Joseph Wick sued Mary Wick for divorce, alleging five years' separation. They were married twenty-one years ago. The trustee In bankruptcy for the Rose vol Patent Puttj" Company sued John Greiner and EtuII Anderson for $300 on a note and for $1,300 on a subscription for stock In the defendant concern. Charlie Waters sued the and Kentucky River Patent Company for $5,000, The plaintiff says that while In the defendant's employ on a steamboat, near Carrollton, he was Injured while locking through lock No. 1.

Charles G. Huffman sued the Louisville Railway Company, the Henderson route and the Illinois Central railroad for $10, ISO. He was injured in a coll.slon between a street car and train at the Fourteenth-street crossing. Davis Gordon, a native of Russian Poland, who has been In this country twelve years, was found insane In the Criminal Court yesterday and committed to Central Asylum. He had attempted to do violence to members of his family.

Court of Appeals. Frankfort. June 5. Present. Consulted Physicians to No Avail-Uses Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Pills and Is Soon Perfectly well The Disease Having Left Her Entirely.

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When you have your money Idle or (t deposit at 3 per you are.Jo money every day. You in get 5 per c9t net bv invpjrtinu- In rhp Pfrkt MortXQf, 5 1 no UUi 5 DETECTIVE GOES TO BRING 345 West Main, Ice Cream Kada in all designs. We ship to all railway stations. FACTORY 415 and 417 Second St THIEF BACK FROM ST. LOUiS.I Real Estate Gold Bonds, Issued by I Eastern division.

appear that loss tnan tne required number siirned the petition. H. H. Tye and K. D.

Perkins for appellants; J'. D. Black and Sharp Syler for appellees. C. S.

Wilson vs. Rachel Tye Filed June 4 1907 (To be reported.) Appeal from "Whitley Circuit Court. Opinion of the Beckner vs. commonwealth, Clark; reversed. Stamper vs.

Commonwealth, Knott: reversed. Commonwealth of relation vs. Berry Judge in the Court of Appeals; applies- tlon for writ of mandamus postponed. Land N. vs.

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Cor. 4th and Market Louisville Title Company. These are amply secured by approved reatfj, tate, with titles Insured and pr1 against loss by fire. You cannot to take chances In speculation, with u. hope of getting big returns any fflWJ.

than you can afford to neglect your; portunlty to Invest In the safest pu at the best- rate of Interest obtainable. More than One Million Dollars ot ag; bonds have been handled througii company in the past six years, WWf the loss of one dollar interest or PvV clpaJ. fBi-: These bonds are usually sold to nei-i. 5 NUTRITION Derived-From "I take great pleasure in informing you that I was a sufferer of eczema in a very bad form for the past three years. I consulted and treated with a number of physicians in Chicago, but to no avail.

I commenced using the Cuticura Remedies, consisting of Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Pills, three months ago, and today I am perfectly well, the disease having left me entirely. I cannot recommend the Cuticura Remedies too highly to any c1(c suffering with the disease that I have had. Mrs. Florence E. Atwood, 18 Crilly Place, Chicago, 111., October 2, 1905.

Witness: L. S. Berger. FOR WOMAN'S EYE Muchof Interest to Every Woman Is Found in Cuticura Pamphlet. Complete local and constitutional treatment for distressing, debilitating Detective Simons left yesterday for St.

Louis to got Robert Frazer and bring him back to Louisville on a charge of grand larceny. Frazer was arrested Saturday and btlliard balls worth $200 were found in his possession. When asked where he got them he said-that they were stolen by him trom Hanger's bowling and billiard rooms on Market street -In this city. This robbery was committed the same night that Lrnest Maple was shot and killed b-Nlght Wn-tchman. Patrick Keenehan whil he was robbing the Rathskeller, a few doors from Hanger's, and the act was attributed to him by man v.

but he per-sJstently denied it up to the time of his death. Putz Olive OS! ill IS UNLIMITED. When you get our extra super- fine first pressing virgin quality Olive Oil. which we will be nleased ETEEYTHING For the Power House. EVERYTHING reversed.

Levy vs. Roth, Jefferson; affirmed, -with damages. t. C. R.

R. Co. vs. Buckhanan. Hopkins; reversed.

N. W. Mutual Life Ins. Co. vs.

Joseph, Jefferson; reversed. Wright vs. Boswell's Bourbon; af. firmed. Edelen vs.

Samuels Nelson; affirmed. Ferguson vs. Heffner, Franklin; affirmed. Glasscock vs. Louisville Tobacco Warehouse Breckenrldge; reversed City Tel.

Co. vs. WestcottV admr Campbell; appellee's petition for. rehearing. Eer but for the present they 2 eing.

sold to net 5 per cent, clear org; expenses, and can be had in denooap. tions of $50, $100. $500, $1,000 and over. court by Judge Settle, affirming. First Office and Officer Usurper Action bv Claimant Title to be Shown.

Under Sections -1S3 to 4S7, Civil Code, one In possession of nn office, though he be an usurper, cannot be deprived of It at the suit of another claimant, unless the latter shows himself entitled to the office. Second Usurper Ousting Proceeding. An usurper of a. county office may be deprived thereof by an action Jn the name of the Commonwealth's Attorney, or by the Attorney General, if other than a county office, though there should be no other claimant for it. and though the effect of ousting the usurper would be to create a vacancy In the office.

Johnson Snyder for appellant; Tye Denham for appellee. Louisville Title 234 Fifth to nave you try, and when you In Electrical Supplies. have once bought this superior i article from us you will be eon- Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses were Issued veterday -to the following: H.v Rollins and Eller. Sohofleld, John W.

Bollinger and Cather- jr vinced of our effort, that there Is a a 1 A aft conamons irom 1' iueniy ana uasuauy company of New- ROUND TRIP A iorotny y. pfau, Elbert Canover and I vs- Southern Railway News Com-Gabnelia Cur ran. Max Mawr I pnnv. Jefferson: appellee's netftlrm fnr PIANOLAS. r.Q DDCU.AI I ETUI nixkin Commonwealth of Kentucky, on ReU- which women suffer may be found on gage 5 of the Utlffllra PnmnHlpfc Block, J3e RIeketts and There? Seessen- hearing overruled and response delivered, PTp F00JHTenrv Goldsmith and Jennie R.

Dit-1 Chappell vs. Ohappell. Leslie; appellant's i vr rrh" jonn Bacon. Filed Jun 4. GhautauQoaj i rour-tn op.

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Market St. Both Phones 1577. 5 ferson Circuit Court. Common Picas McGhee and Rerthn- T.amm'nt I fnr rfJinrlne- nwrriilurf wrapped about tho Tickels. ion Sale July and I QVfl p1 Steltcnfohl arid Eleanora Metzger, Joseph I Smith vs.

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