whenTRat whsn m-ftismingwhat3t«m-irrmymass First n to daily mur* 30urt cting llson, atian n of unen, t. A r W.madethoir:intention of taking out the bonds.SUSTAINS JUDGE FISHAppeal Mad* by Chart#* W. Lambertoof ‘ ‘Denied b» Knprrmi Court.Sustaining tlic decision of Judge Frank M.-Fish In the circuit court, the supreme court today/re turned the papers in the Catherine- Lambert on vs. Charles W.* i *Laraberton. The 9uit was r carried to Madison on the appeal of the defendant last July.' Both of the parties to the suit reside in-Mt. Pleasant. Mrs. Lam* berton sued for a divorce, charging her husband with habitual drunkenness, and was granted n decree, together with con-siderable property.; Mr. Lamberton fought the case bitterly, denying the allegations made. in his wife’s uemplaint and finally when she was granted the de-oree, oarrywg the matter to the state supreme court. The appeal was finally dismissed, however, and $62.50 in costs assessed against the appellant.MANDAMUR RI1IT