DAILY JOURNAL.
PORTLAND - WEDNESDAY EVENING. JANUARY 8; 1903;
.-BZWIGEiESfORPE-RUW
Rev, George A. 1 E. Jroutman, ' Mt
THE OREGON
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Two English Companies Op-
' crating, in China Open
! "u Portland Offices to Facili
tate Greater Shipments of
lumber to Chinese Ports,
" My' Wife; and I Are Strong
Believers In Pe-ru-na." ;
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ivY ueo. A, is. A rouwnan, xvit,
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and Z art strong bellerers la rerun.
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Durinr 1908 tnOrt Oreron timber J
ka sKiinM) tA. tVia ' nrlanf thM
before. . .- , ... , ;';; ' j
For th purpose of facilitating their
purchase : In , thU . state an office hat
X ' been opened in Portland bjr Snethlage a
'Co, limited, of Shanghai and Tientsin,
,and the China Import & Export Lumber
.company, limited, of central and north
'China. .'' "ff ; -; . f.:ii-r-i
;1 XW.X Edward. : representing - the -i tw
, English companies, ; is at the , Hotel
K , the purpose of completing all arrange
... jmenta to open the office hre. ilr. Ed-
wards formerly had ', charge of the
companier - business in Shanghai -
- Within a few weeks C. J. Uutach will
. 'arrive from-China to assume charge of
.'m ruruana unices Ol mt companies
;X tThelr headquarters are to be In room
I3U, in me lumber Exchange bulldlnr.
Heretofore the companies have been
, shipping something like 40.000,000 feet
. of Oregon lumber to the orient each
year, . ilils season, however, the bln-
menta are to be greatly Increased and
V a great deal of the pine timber from
'thia state will be sent to China to be
weed In all kinds of construction work.
.Shipments of oak from Japan to the
. coast are also to be made by the lunv
.: ier companies, . ... . T... ..i.,w..
we intend to greatly enlarge our
Business," Mr, Edwards said this morn-
ing ai me rortiana. "and for this pur.
pose we have decided to open offices
ner., we nna a ready sale lor Oregon
'pine throughout China."
. After ths arrival nf tr ' Tlnfa.h" n
take charge of the new Portland branch
or tne oriental company, Mr. Edward
-win leave nr ixnaon by way or Shang
hal. - ; v- - : v i .,
" Tha Bnethlage company and the China
.Import Export Lumber, company are
. ownoa py ,ngnsn people wno are rap-
, - iuij increasina; ineir oum
in to orient.
business Interests
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JteY. GsoRGtAZTiiQimm
Walnut Hills, .Cincinnati,. Ohio,, THfaj
i.v- ajmarai vaara I have been troubled
'with' a peculiar apasmedle affection of
tka throat. It would seise me suddenly
and for' a few minutes I would be tin
able, to, speak BUdihly,; and mr brth
would be greatly interfered with. 1
j ,.v.would.b obliged to gasp fpr pr.eat.n, ., .
:"A "T. finally concluded that u waa aome
l cliUfrhar affection which probably ax.
cted the apasm. , It jnterierea wim my
vocation as' a preacher, attacking "me
fcaaaloBsJly.tn pulpit .. ; l
. T had.. heard to, much about Peruna
as a catarrh remedy that L determined
to try it After taking two bottles, my
trousSe has dlsappsareaV I feel sure
that-- Peruna has. greatly benefited ma.''
Rev. P.. E. Swanstrom, Swedish Bap
tist Pastor, Box i2, Grantsburg, Wis,
writes that from- the useetf Peruna he
la . nerfectlv ' well. ' entirely .cured; of
, x ;hronlc diarrhoea and catarrh, i ,
Toruna in Tablet Form.
L nilLLIOIJ
f waa cured of a bad case of catarrh
when nothlna- else that I tried had anr
effect My wife was cured from a
severe oa-ie of la gxlPP. and we feel
that the least wa can do Is to rrate-
fully acknowledge the merit of Peruna.'
"Mr: wire loins me in sendlna Dest
wishes for your auecess,'
- rZ Throat Trouble, f ' '. ",'v
For two" years Dr.' Hart man and hla
assistants have incessantly labored to
create Peruna In tablet form, and -their
strenuous labors have Just been crowned
with . success. People who object to,
liquid medicines can . now secure , Pe
runa Tablets, which, represent the me
dicinal Ingredients of Peruna. Each
tablet Is equivalent to one average dose
of Peruna. .. ' ' .
v. H. ,W.'tTate, 20 Lincoln avenue,
Ask .Your Druggist . for free Peruoa Almanac for 1908
JTenrMile Eailroad the,bnjy
t t rm, - . . ' ri I inn' In iiai ' r- r a ma ir
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NOW FASCINATING PASTIME
. Danville, 111.. Jan. .PUclnr hla lia
bilities at $1,840,81 and his" assets at
,' I3.01J.56S.98, John Mulholland of Fair
view 'Landing. Illinois, yesterday Tiled,
voluntary petition in. bankruptcy: in
;iJ the fcdoral court here.' Among hla aa
vets Mulholland schedules everything
from railroads to private libraries,, on
; of the latter including; a set of 63 vol
umes 01 . i oe i;artn : and its ; Inhabi
tants," from which it might appear he
had gained 'much, inspiration in his I
. financial , operations. He . assert that
he has 1.000 creditors scattered , over
. cigni siacca.
A- few years' ago '.'Mulholland opened
a brokerage office kln St. Louis, then
branched out and established office in
Kansas City, New York, Cincinnati, De-
: troit Buffalo, and Cleveland. In these
cuic no incorporated under .tha lawa of
i" BLoir, ponuing iiia company, tne, pa
per being algned bv btmaeif. .
. On tha . XS.OOO.OOO In "null" i un
little "can be realized AhnMt tha nnlv
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ylllfie can be realized.. About tha only I ' C-V, f .n s r
local asset considered of value bytef,
:y ore Grant la maid to be tit mile rail- P 4 - - " n
road in Texa known as the Texas Short " r - - " " - v " 'v "
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5nd6ntocldiplders Vote to
J" v ; - -av k ?y uv vaiAk3a
rBond CoveriiipDebts
: i ( . , i (uoitea press Masea Wire.),. , v..
? J St Paul. Mlnn Jan, .-foHowlnt; a
meeting in London today of th London
bondholder ;f : the ' Chicago. & .'-..Great
s Western railway, i receiver for the road
will be, appointed to maintain status
ouo durins the time required 'to dm-
P,ar-,. firV mortgage bond covering
r tli full indebtednesa of the corpora-
f rThl cti6n I was determined tipon 4 1
. , in. Muiuuii i iocunt wmcn was attend'
: , ed b President Bticknav -nf tha w,.
' Tha receiver will be named in St. Paul
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' BREMERTON OFFICE
r j $V LOOTED BY THIEVES
S ' ttTnlted" Prens Utied mtttSmi:
t? Bremerton, Wash., Jan. 8. 8afe
crackers, between midnight and o'clock
l-xniB morning, uiew wjjcu me a&ie in tne
I ; Ttoffice of the Bender Lumber company
I. anttv escaped witn me strong oox con.
L talnhig $200 snd several thousand, dol-
jlara (orth of bonds, securities, etc.
M'::r. ' v.. . i L h' ' M . .r".'- i-
tyy-Wi- m vrf iCKing -up uammyfin-renaer'xesc. - w
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the special.fender committee of the city
U t th rnuiwtl maoHnv Ihia afternoon I The committee hoa hnd tha fpndof
mmmltlM ht the eltv I propoamon unaer conBiacration xor f
c6uhclX 01 report In favor of the, Lam- -conducting; test and investlgatine- types
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O , Postuml is-made of the
'i I ? purest , cereals : with abso '
;f Irl'" lutely no 'medication what-j.
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ever ana wnen uuncu . hc-
cording to directions it is ..
heavy with food'valiJe and ,
a:greathourishef and .re-:;.
builder, as well as a delic
' bus drink. It is also a spe-
i cific for an of the dozens of ''
different (diseases caused
4 by coffee. Trial proves this, '
I and "Theres a Reason.' -
i Look . in pkgs. .for the
famous little book, "The 7.
Koad to Wellvi!le.', "
bert fender. and will, uree the council
to "adpt fit w;a the official device' for
This' conclusion " was arrived at by
Chairman u Vaughn ? and Councilman
Baker 'and triscollvwho attended the
fender . testa -at the S'avler .street car
barns yesterday morning. While Vaughn
does riot favor, the Lambert type,' he is
willing to give 'In to th.' wishes of 'ttie
Baker and Driscoll view. In order to
have, the -matter ended. 1.:y ' , ..-, ,
of "fenders... of . which there ara several
nunarea on tne raarKet. i
The . tests ' yesterdays narrowed the
choice; r6x- the committee, down to four
types, and from one of these the com
mittee will helect-one to be used. . These
are the Lambert, the Wood, the Chicago
and ..the .Jordan. The committeemen
will i hold- a -short Ameeting ,before the
council, meets and decide upon the Lam
bert, which will 5 ba ; recommended to
the council, according! to a statement
roada by Mr. Vaughn ths morning1. .
FEDEMITIOII
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nmimn I'i I ni l! fwl n
iiilfluUlillA
?ivW'"':;;"'! .l-'i Xii-" X '""x'f1'';' i"
today 'and completed arrangement for
the association's -annual meeting, whtoh
is to be held at the ,'aam; place tomor
row.;
UnionlMenlB
Restaurants and Barbers 1
iii'ofhelSound City.1
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i. Tacoma. Wash.! Jan. . Two hundred
tid'f i'f ty delegates, reprecenUngr "mora
than';iir, vocations life, are in .Tacoma
today attendlnr the seventh annual con
vention of the Washington State Feder
ation of Labor. T--:1wr"-
- At tha varv outaet a bovcott was de
clared on the nonunion restaurants and
barbor' shops of the city.- f - ; j .
The -' federation wss formally wel
comed this afternoon by Mayor Wright,
the rexnonse beln delivered by Presi
dent Cottertll.of the federation.; ' . -,The
greater part of the day was spent
in examining credentials, and little busi
ness wlU be transacted until tomorrow.
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- iCnltail ' Prran tanned Wlre.1
Petrol t. Mich., Jan. 8. Th executive
ommlKee of the Lske Carriers' asso
ciation met at the Hotel Poncbartraln
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LADIES' DESKS AND MUSIC
V $42.50 ; ladies' V Desk in biniseye
.maple, . serpentine j front,' full
French legs; reduced ! to.. f 21.25
, $36.00 Music Cabinet' in Vernis
, Martin; reduced to...i.. ..f 18.00
35.00 Ladies' Desk In genuine ma
hogany; reduced to..:. T..f 23.75
$45.00! Combination 4 Music , and
Irlor Cabinet inmihogany: re- '
duced to. .;.".. .C . . .4J29.80 ,
$31.50 Ladies' : Desk in f Circassian
walnut; reduced to. VI.... f 22.85 v:
, $30.00. Music Cabinet, in, quar- V
. ter-sawed golden" ok; reduced
to v. . ....... i ... .f 21.T5
,'$33.50 Music Cabinet in Circassian .
walnnt; reduced to ,.;....f22.00
- $28.50 Ladies " Writing Desk in ,
quarter-sawed golden oak; reduced
to. ..i. ...... .f..... .5.. ..fl.T5 ,
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Now is the time to refurnish. ' Ours is a clearance
sale that 5 means immense cuts in the price of
j , every article in the house '
ODD PIECES
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K I " II W " HJ ' ,IT ' f '' 'j-Sall fcaJasataS 111 J ' I ff f' " f .
t :Jkv .",5 'Vu'r, :TT ,;x ;.:'"x': .r.. fij1'.
$6.50 Smoker's Table in'weathered ?
oik;- reduced,, tOi.. ....... ,f 1.75
$11.00 Weathered Oak Cellarette;
reduced. to 5.50
$5.00 Magazine Racks , in 'weath
ered oak; reduced to....... 82.50
$375 Smoker'g .Table in' weath
ered oak; reduced to....... fl.90
$17.50 Magazine. Rack and Cellar-'
ette combination; reduced, V 88.75 '
$8.00 Four Shelf Magazine Rack.'i
weathered oak; reduced -to f4.00 .
$8.50 Pedestal in X quarter-sawed '
golden oak; reduced to..... f 5.00
$3.50 Golden Oak . Fedestat; re
duced to ...........81.05
$26.50 Pedestal in finest mahoff
any; reduced to. .. 818.25
PARLOR FURNITURE;
Ml-
X $90.00 2-piece Parlor Suit in
t mahogany loose silk velour
' cushion; reduced to.. 8 58.50
: . $125.00 2-piece Mahogany Fin
ished Parlor Suit, upholstered
in tapestry; reduced, f 62.50
$56.00 5-piece Mahogany Fin
' (shed Parlor Suit.-upholstered
- in green '- veronap 'reduced
to .......... fso.so
. $165.00 3-piece Parlor ' Suit,
. upholstered in . silk damask,
, frame solid mahogany; "i re
duced to f89.50
$100.00v3-piece Mahogany Suit,
..MUAliaaa a al Lri SarAlta , a-aa.
duced; to . . ... .VI yf 89;60
$48.00 '2-piece Parlor -Suit in
mahogany finish ,; reduced
to f 24.00
H05.00 .Extira .Heavy 3-piece
Mahogany Finished -Parlor
Suit; reduced to 852.50
$75.00 3-piece Parlor Suit, ma- ;
hogany finish, ' loose silk1,
velour cushions;- reduced ..
to a. ....... ........ '.856.50
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CHAIRS AND ROCKERS
$14.00 Weathered Oak Arm Chair,
upholstered in Chase leather; re
duced to .. . . . . ... . ... a. . .fT.OO
$8.00 Ladies' Sewing' Rocker, loose
cushion seat, laced back; reduced
to ............ ......... ;.84.0
$29.00 Mission Rocker, or . Arm
Chair, loose Spanish leather cush
ions; reduced to. 820.50
$15.00 Weathered Oak Arm Chair,
-upholstered seat and back in Spari-
ish leather; reduced to. ...f 80
,. $7.00 Hall Chair in .weathered oak.
Spanish leather seat; reduced
ta V.,...f3.50
$10.00 Arm Chair, Mission -design.
Weathered finish: reduced to 85.95
C$38.50 Golden Oak ' Rocker, uphol
stered m best ohve leather; re
duced to 826.25
f 17.50 Golden Oak Hall Chair, up
holstered seat, and back in best
leather; reduced to .88.76
EXTENSION TABLES
Hi n I 'it
ilSi:
$34.00 8-foot Extension Table
in quarter-sawed golden oak;
reduced to 822.90
$54.00 8-foot Extension Table
in quarter-sawed golden oak;
reduced to .. .;.."..; ..8 33.40
$25.00 6-foot Pedestal Exten
sion Table in golden oak; re
duced to ,..'...8 16.50
$38.00 8-foot. Extension Table
in quarter-sawed golden oak;
deduced to . 823.85
$25.00 6-foot Extension Table,
pedestal -base,., golden finish;
reduced to ......... 8 14.90
$6.00 6-foot Extension Table,
golden finish; reduced, 84.75
$17.50 6-foot Extension Table,
round top, weathered . finish;
reduced, to ........... f 8. 75
$45.00 Mission Dining Table,
8-foot extension; reduced
to ....f31.60
OFFICE DESKS
' , We are closing out our entire line
- of office furniture, Roll Top, Flat'
; Top, Typewriter and Standing
k - Desks; Office Tablea and Office
. Chairs. Cost and less than cost,
$90.00 60-inch Roll Top Desk in
quarter-sawed golden , oak: re
duced to .... .85950
$82.50 54-inch Roll Top Desk Jn
quarter-sawed golden oak; reduced
to ...... ........... . . .". . .8 53.75
, ,$100 60-inch Roll' Top , Desk - in
quarter-sawed golden oak; reduced
, to .870.00
$j?6.00 54-inch- Roll Top Desk in
" quarter-sawed oak, golden or
weathered finish; reduced, f 39.75
, $33.00' 54-inch Flat Top desk in
quarter-sawed ' oak,, golden or
weathered finish; reduced,. 824.50
$45.00 60-inch . Roll Top Desk in :
weathered oak; reduced to f 31.75
$36.00 60-inch Roll -Top Desk in
golden oak; reduced to.. ,825.50
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BUFFETS
LIBRARY STABLES
CHINA CABINETS.;
$28.50' .China Cabinet; bent glass
endsxblden .of weathered .oak; re
duced t'o . Cc. .i'X.vi . . .XX. .817.95
$35.00 5 China t Cabinet, in quar- . ,
'ter-sgwtfd i golden ;...'.--.bak;. v reduced.,..
to- f. t ;. V : '. ' fa?is.a -
$40.00 Weathered-Oak China Cab
inet, bent elass front and sides; 2
mirrors, and one glass shelf; re
duced to . . ... ... .'829.75 .
,$70.00 China Cabinet, two mirrors
in back and one; glass sneit; re
duced to 13.40
$28iX) China Cabinet, Mission de- ,
sign, .weathered ; finish; reduced '
to ... ...v......: ... .X,. .814.00
$62.50 China. Cabinet i and Buffet . "
combination, golden, or i weathered
oalf; , reduced to . ..i . 843.50
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,,i $68.00., Library- Table in early
English oak, drawers on: both;
( sides; reduced to ...8 34.00 i
: $47,50 Library Table, in quar-'
ter-sawed golden oak; reduced
1 to ........ i.......... $34.40
$24.00 Library Table in' quar-
ter-sawed oak ' finished, early
English;-reduced 'tor. $16.85 "
, $21.00 ; Quarter-sawed G61den
Oak Library?Table,!brie drawer
1 and lower,: shelf; ; reduced
to .;;;.:.:;....;;..$i6.5o
$35.00 Library Table in quar-
tered golden oak, full French
legs; reduced to . . . . .$26.40
$31.00 Mahogany Finished Li
brary .Table, one., drawer and .
"shelf below; reduced, $15.70
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$75.00 Mission Buffet, 'mirror top
and leaded glass front; - reduced ,
to $44.70
$75.00 Combination' Buffet and
, China Cabinet ' in weathered oak;
reduced to ..... v..;i.;..,$37.50
$48.00 Buffet in weathered oak;
lead glass doors inf front; reduced
- to . . . . . .."-i .v. i $36.60 ...
,X $120.00 Buffet in . quarter-sawed
golden oak; 'reduced, to.. ;..$60.00
$43.00 Early English Buffet, lead
ed glass, full swell front; reduced
to. . . ..... . . . .... ... .$28.75
' $3750 Buffet;in jweathercdfinish; .
" canppy top, leaded glass .front; re
duced to ............... . .$19.50
v $36.00 Buffet, Mission design, lead
ed glass doors in front;' reduced
to ........... ;.:.,..;....J$23.7o
$40.00 Quarter-sawed golden oak
- Buffet, full swell front, - French '
legs; reduced to $31.50
$102.50, Extra Large Buffet: in
quarter-sawed golden X oak; re- '
duced to ,$76.00
$60.00' Buffet in 4 quarter-sawed
golden oak: reduced to.'., $44.50
DID FULTON SWEAR
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(Continued "from .PaJr On.1) KX
It is being contended by some that an
Oath taken over the telephone-wotud not
stand the test of the courts ana mat d
i ton could. If ffejr -desired to Taisa the
i pmnt, enjoin' necreiary or oiaio tsenaaa
ifrom having;: the senator's natnte placed
on. the , oniciai auot- wnen n , is mao
tin. m .It .is : nolnted , out that the: United
COldtoronutfobecked. -' Serloua throat State ,Hprem. court1 ha held ty in-
"avv;w avuvn lerai action made
T .. . 1 a . . ,,i . - i-y
jmo on saouia permit a cougn or up.
ta
eri
as
i meanlnsr of the statute.
ysea&d uao promptly.
R3B- :-ISiill-fc
lepral action maae- or ' laaen oyer . mo
telephone is not binding, within, tha
( It Is not believed that there is much
danger of the technicality being called
upon ,! by any one-. opposed to 8enator
Fulton, but at the same time the point
txafMnRRft is arousing a good deal of discussion
IVtB 13 M fcl M umonar tha tedhnloallv-minded. , . i
r W, afl u , 'X" . X'
which quickly relieves and cures cbldsj - .Tomorrow and' Friday1 will positively
coughs, broocbitla, whooplng-Qough,' h ,av"i,:3K:XJr'i?S0UTiJn wBt
metSles, croup, and prevente pneu' a buis-y Portland oa, co..
monia and consumptJon. - irADnmir CHTT S 9
Trial Dottle Free.
T7sliavaahan1nta,Anofllan4ln Tir Tlnira
Cough Syrup and to convince yoa that it
will cure, we will send a trial bottle free
to all who will write us and mention thla
paper. A. (J. Meyer Co .Baltimore, Md.
. (Continued - from Fag One.) ;
UTAiat mo suBSTrnrnt, ;
AV for Sr. Hull's Couch ftvrun. iAslst 6n
Tiftving it There Js no remedy better 'or
'Jut as good" i It is tha old reliable cure.
.ITioe Me., so, and Si.oo. - , t '4 '
mrvr. buu'i toocn sjtob cae uvea wns
perfect safety to the youscrat child. It la aba
utatrry rura. Uuanintaed under the National
Pure Food sad Drugs Art serial No, 6, , , f je voted Ito, statement or error apparent
a decree mad by th supreme court for
error apparent In the record. ,; ; j
X ' Advers to: TliBtUt.shv
"Elghteen of the v' nineteen asslgn
tnents in the- complaint ar for- error
apparent, and can not be sustained, for
the reason that this court has not Julias,
diction or power, to grant th -relief
prayed for'on that ground.-, Tha requli
sites of a bill of review. ha v. already
been statfld. . It ; remains to V consider
whether, the allegations .or. the bin not
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CONTAINS NO
HARMFUL
x DRUGS ' 'i
I I Cures Coughs. Colds, Croup, La Grippe, Asthma, Throat ; 4 Th Genuine is in the .
:-f::'j'..,:ifflX'iwi.;a a
constitute 'some new matter 'that ha
arisen In-time -after the decree, .or. some
discfovery after1 the decree.'" i
. Thla point Is also settled adversely
to the plaintiff, stating conclusions-
follows: ,.,-, i ' w i.. ."'''' -'
' 'The comnlnlnt shows the decree in
the former suit was entered (n ths court
on the fourth dav of Auarust. 1904. The
only' allegations" In the coAiplalnt 1 not
necessary r to- statement ' of errors ap
parent refer to -the refusal of two wit
nesses to answer certain Questions wnen
their .dertaaitions ' were taken In i New
Vorlc City, and the efforts .of defendant
koss to- induce tnose witnesses to re
fuse to answer the questions, and also
the refusal of a witness at th trial In
this coust to answer certain questions.
"No attempt has been made to ahow
that any one of these subjects Is 'hew
r
' Clesr the voice. AEaythflL-
Trnutloa ctusea by congix
fcj. Uss wbsa reared. 1
matter, that ha arisen in time after tba
decree, of? that any one of V them la
'soma discovery after the decree.' Th
history of the former suit as detailed
In the complaint seems to indicate that
not one of these subjects is new or has
been discovered since the decree.- It is
unnecessary to discus whether or not
the natter under consideration is so
pleaded as to comply with the requisites
or a Din ex review to us ueaucea irom
tha decisions ' already - cited, t sines tha
object Ion. that the allegations are not of
new matter or discovery must , be sustained.-;
.". - .
; "Defendant insist' tSe-rcord in the
former suit is not sufficiently set out
1 n th ooplaint. - The com pie te record
is not pleaded.-but the court 1 of the
opinion that-the p.leader is only required
ta set out the substance of the record
sufficiently to exhibit ' the errors of
which h. complains, and the relation
of the same to the subject of the liti
gation. - This Dlaintlff lias attempted to
do, and It has not been made to appear
ne naa laiiea in any materiaj res pec c
The court beltevea the record 1)h been
sufficiently set out. .to. expUln Uw
fors of whfch plaiDtiff complains.
. "Th demurrers" r 'austilned w to
the first and tnlrd grounds an-l over
ruled as to the ' second iroun.l,"
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