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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-19
A GOOD DOG STORY.
A Puppy That Feeds and Cares for Friend
less and Helpless Old Dog.

The most thoroughly artistic dog story that
has been sprung the public lately is put out
by Jesse Haugh, and clearly entities him to en-
trance in the free for-all. Haugh has a setter
word for it), and was walking up Meridian street
with the dog one day last week. Out on the
edge of the gutter, near the Blind Asylum. the
pup discovered old pointer, and, with the
natural curiosity of his kind, started out to
make the acquaintance of his felow-cani An
inspection developed the fact that, in addition
to the natural infirmities incident to his ad-
vanced years, the old dog had been totally dis
Abed by some malicious scamp who had shot
him in the face with load of
small shot, destroying the sight of both
eyes. Now here is where Haugh makes
his record. He says that the puppy, having
satisfied himself of the condition of the old dog.
adopted all sorts of ruses to get him to stand
up, barking and coaxing in every way imag-
Unable, his efforts being finally rewarded by sue
cess In the same way he led the blind dog to
Mr.. Haugh's home on Pratt street, got him back
into the shed, and made up good bed with straw
and old carpet. into which he carefully ploted
him. Every time the puppy has been fed since,
be has taken his meal to his invalid companion,
devoting as much care and attention to him as
one human being would to another Haugh
offers to bring afidavits in support of the story,
and body who disbelieyes it can look at the
dog. However, he has either good dog or
good story, take 1t either way you choose-''you
pays your money and takes your CHOICE
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Fires Last Evening.

The brick block, at No. 179 East Pearl street,
owned by Charles Aldag, the shoe man, and oc-
cupied by the families of Philip Deluse, and
Philip Fisher, caught fire from defective fue
last evening, and was partially destroyed. Mr..
Deluse occupied the upper floor, where the fire
originated, and nearly all his household goods
were destroyed The loss on the building is
about 5000. and to Mr.. Deluse 5000. The build
ing was insured, but Mr.. Deluses goods were
not.
For the second time within month the fire
department was last evening called to the broom
factory of Perry g. Primes, in the of 1913
North Alabama street AS on the previous oc-
casion the blaze was extinguished before it had
done any damage.
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MOntezuma.

Robert Wilson spent Sunday at home Ed Burns
and Will E. Werkhieser in indianapolis on Mon
day. =. oil Atkins of Chrisman H.. attended the
festival Friday night. 20. N. Henderson has
moved his family to Terre Haute. where he will
engage in the agricultural implement business
Mr. lack Gentry is again able to go to work after be-
ing laid up with rheumatism for several days Dick
McCune formerly of Armiesburg, is citizen of
town. ID. G. Sawyer and James Cipps, of New
port, were in town on business last Tuesday Mrs.
JeE Va Sinh, of Opeedee, in town Tuesday
Mrs. Carrie Carmichael is visiting in Columbus the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Shirk.-- Mrs. Flora Donald
has gone to Greenville o. to spend the holidays
with relatives &C t. Chute, of Terre Haute spent
Sunday with his family. Mr.. and Mrs w. s. Hill
will entertain large number of their friends Fri
day Harry Ball made flying trip to Terre Haute
last Saturday.
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Terra HautR.

Miss Kate Uln of Pittsburg is visiting Miss Moliie
Crawford Miss Flora Massey Of Princeton, is Wis.
iting Miss Carrie Newhart. Mr.. Jacob D. Early will
spend the holidays with his sister Mrs De Forest in
New York. Prof Blake, of the Polytechnic Inst-
tute will spend the holidays his home in New Eng
land Miss Joe Hunt of Eaton o., is the guest of
Miss Emma Brown. Mrs. G. M. Warren gave card
party Friday evening in honor of her guest Miss Nc
Cune, of Shippensburg, Pa DIR. and Mrs. Barthol
omew have gone to Gainesville, Fla, where they will
spend the winter Mrs Cornthwate and daughter of
Rockville, the guests of Mrs Chance and Mrs. w.
f. McKeever. Misses Mamie and Halle Law of
Philadelphia. visiting Mr. and Mrs. FL. 9. Gilbert
Mrs. John Warren in Indianapolis on
Wednesday to attend the wedding of her cousin Mrs
Charles J: M. Parker and Miss Harriet hurry
Misses Cora and Fannie OBoyle entertained the
Home Circle, Jr., Club Thursday evening. Mrs
Barstow, who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs J.
D. Button for several weeks left for her home in the
East, on Wednesday, -. Mr. and Mrs w f. Barton
will leave for California the first of the year TO remain
during the winter longer if Mrs Barton health is
not improved. Mr.. and Mrs. John R. Baker have
returned from prolonged visit to California. MIR.
and Mrs w. T. McCaskey with Mr.. Robert Gar
vim at Hawthorne. Fla.
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Champaign.

Miss Marion Dunlap has accepted position as
stenographer with a Kankakee firm. H w. Nc
Gaffey and wife, of Decatur, Ill., in the city for
two weeks visit---.J. H. Pearson of Chicago: Miss
Harriet Howell and Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Johns, Mr.
Ennis and Dick Oglesby, jr. of Decatur, Ill., were
guests at the Smith Moore wedding on Wednesday,
Mrs. j. n. Green entertained a party of lady
friends in very pleasant manner Wednesday even
ing Mrs. NJ. T. Herdman of Chicago is guest of
her mother, Mrs. Victor. .Mesdames McCinnis and
Haymaker, of Pittsburg, Pa visiting in the city
last week Miss Celeste Langley viii entertain Miss
Nettie Dodson OF Chicago, during the holidays
Miss Harriet Mckinley has returned to Chicago.
Judge O. B. Smith and wife and G L. Smith visited
Chicago the past week. Mrs. j. HI. Miller, of Sand
wich III. il visiting her father, Postmaster McAllis
ter. Miss Kate Dodson is at Water Valley Miss.
the guest of Miss Kate Price H L. Williams at
tended the wedding of Ben H. Rabbit. of Chicago to
Miss Alice Knight, at Danville, H., Thursday
evening. &C. w. Spear and wife, of Vermont, are
guests of Mr.. B. Plank and wife.
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W. A. Mcmillan left last Friday for Washington,
and will spend Christmas in New York. Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Sholem and their guest, Miss Bertha
Heller, visited in Indianapolis last week Mr. Sam
Shoem attended Mkado ball in Indianapolis Thurs
day evening Mrs. R. B. Lamon has returned to
Washington: Mrs. Sarah LAHORE. of Marshall, is
visiting her daughter Mrs. G. o.. Chestnut, in this
city. Mr.. and Mrs E. B. Brown have returned from
their bridal tour. Rev. E. d. Wkin was in the city
last week DR.. ]. f. HERITAGE of Fairbury, ILL.,, has
located in the city Mrs. Will Hill and son have ar
rived from Kansas Cityand will reside here the fut-
ure. Mr.. and Mrs. James Liston, of Charleston,
spent last Sunday with c. Link and family. :.
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Link leave
next Tuesday for Sherman, Tex, to spend
the holidays with Arthur Links family.
Miss Dora Roberts who has been visiting the Misses
Russell for time has gone to Danville to visit.
- Mrs W. III. Bradshaw and daughter are visiting
Marshall relatives Judge A Y. Troydon left LAST
Tuesday for two weeks sojourn in Eastern cities .
Mrs. D. s. Schaff of Kansas City is visiting Efrs D.
NJ. Wieder Mr. and Mrs. a. w. McCarty left the
city last Tuesday for Knoxville Tenn, to spend the
winter. Miss May Hay. who has been the guest of
Miss Carrie Kle for the past few weeks returned to
her home in Coshocton last Thursday. Rose Troy.
don has returned from Philadelphia The following
ladies contemplate visiting in Washington this winter
Mrs. j. c. Besier. Mrs. ]. @. Jones, Mrs. Mcmillan,
Mrs Ten Brooke and Miss Carrie Kile. Miss Nettie
Jones has returned from school at Oxford o.
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SINNERS INFUSED WITH POWER.
Strange Effect of Mrs. WoOdworth's Work
ON Girl Helpless from Infancy.

At the Woodwork meeting, yesterday after
noon, girl, said to be seventeen years old,
though she did not appear to be more than
twelve or thirteen, was brought in TO be prayed
for. 1t was stated that she had scarcely talked
during her life. and almost from her birth had
been unable to walk, except by being supported,
and then with great difficulty and only few
steps. Mrs. Woodwork and her assistants, to-
gether with number of the workers in the
meetings, got around the girl and
prayed in the heterogeneous way, pecu-
liar to these worshipers After
time they got the girl upon her feet. and with
slight assistance she began to walk. Soon she
was walking at fair gait and went up and down
the aisle around the mourners bench three or
four times and entirely round the seats She
jumped upon the platform and talked for few
minutes. The girls name is given as Hibbetts,
and her place of residence as No. 239 West South
street She said she felt strengthened and per-
fecty well.
The meeting last night was not a success in
point OF numbers and though great efforts
were made to engender enthusiasm and bring
down the power" there appeared 60 be some
thing lacking There were less than $50 persons
in attendance. and the singers were hoarse, so
that the songs did not have the ''go" about them
that has previously characterized these vocal
efforts. Short talks we're made by Mrs.
Woodwork and by the eolored man,
Boyer, the former announcing that to-
night she would give her life experience.
twenty-five thirty men and women made
speeches of more or less length, telling what the
Lord had done for them in these meetings. John
King. the reformed blacksmith said he thanked
God that this good woman has come to town.
am surprised to see some who are protesting
Christians who will not even kneel with this
people. 1t has been but few hours since this
breath of mine was smelling almost like the
breath of he'll Tell me that had the deirium
tremens when fell l am glad that did fall
In spite of all the powers of hell combined this
meeting is going on, and hundreds upon hun
dreds will come in pray God it may be so,
and reach every saloons keeper in this town"
The scenes about the mourners bench were
about the same they have been day after day
means, groans, cries. shrieks. tears, laughter
song and signing mingled with exhortations and
pleadings with the kneeling pentents Three or
four had vsitations of the power. One of these
was John King. the blacksmith who. after a
long prayer and wrestling with the spirit, fell
backward upon the floor His hands were icy
cold, and for four five minutes he was appar
entity wholly unconscious.
The meetings to-day will be free. They will
be held at 8 A. NJ. and and $50 P. NJ.
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Cl,arlestop.

Miss Clara Roberts was guest of Decatur friends
last week .Mgs. J. B. Leake, of Indianapolis, is
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Carman- Mrs N. Nc
Connel of Cadiz o. is the guest of Charleston rela-
tives. Charles Decker and family, of Sprin g6eld
Mo- are visiting Mr.. DIS father here Mr. and Mrs
Martin, Eof Bluften, Ind, guests of o. L.
Curd and family returning last Saturday -
Mrs. Mollie Hutchinson has gone to Texas to spend
the winter Mrs Joseph Peyton and daughter Ella
have returned from Kentucky Miss Eliza Dayhuf
Whitley. Miss Clara Graham has returned from
INDIANAPOLIS Miss Maggie Taylor. of Morgan
is studying music under Miss Ella Facer
Charles V. Dunbar and family are homesick in Cali
fornia and will return In few days. Mrs. w M.
Johnson, of Cambridge O.. is a guest of Mrs L. j.
March Mrs. James Calhoun and X. A. Garrison, of
Peekskl ~ Y were called to this city by the serious
illness of Mrs. John Wood.
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MARSHALL.

Darius Legore has gone to Washington, D. c.. to
spent few DAYS in the city recently with her friend
Miss Hette Riley. II. l.. Orndorf started one day
last week extended trip business and pleasure
combined. He visits Washington, d. c.. Richmond,
Va, and other cities. Miss Ruth Scholfeld is home
from her Terre Haute visit. DR.. 0. Mitchell was
called to Kansas on Thursday, by the death of his
uncle Rev. B. A. Mitchell He went by way of Paris,
where he met his parents who their way
there from Terre Haute Mrs. Alex. James, of
Casey was the guest of Marshall friends last week
DIR. w. H. McC1oud and wife, of Vermillion; d. T.
Spencer and wife and Johnson Birch and wife. Of
Terre Haute Miss Flora Jennings, of Vermillion,
called here last week to attend the funeral of
Mrs Ann George. Mrs. w. II. Bradshaw and daugh-
ter Lotte of Paris have been spending the past few
days with relatives and friends here
Fred Woods has gone to Lyons. Kan. Mrs. j. A.
Buchanan spent last week in Terre Haute with the
family of her William. Mrs. William Kidd, of
Terre Haute was the guest of her parents. H. G.
Basley and wife. last week Mr.. S. McKeen and
wife, of Coinsvile. the guests of Mrs. o. G.
Stephenson and other relatives recently John M.
Archer and Levi Overmyer have gone to San Francisco
TO spend the winter. -. Mrs. Mary Hail. of Fairbury,
Neb for several weeks the guest of relatives here has
returned home. Edward Cole, wife and children,
late of Newman, spending few days here with
the family of Mr.. Coles brother, Defiance. They will
start next week for Los Angeles. CAL. their future
home. John O. Miller and wife, of Martinsvle.
have been visiting Mrs. Edgar Summers for several
days viii Kilborn spent part of last week in
Westfeld.
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MattoOn.

Mrs. Alice Major and Miss Grace Major visited Sui
livan. Ill., friends this week VIM and JAS Ellison
and families of North Okaw, have gone to Eureka
Springs to spend a part of the winter Mrs n
Nave is in Springfield H., for holiday visit. Mrs.
Jennie Rawlings has returned to her home at Paxton
H. Cards out announcing the wedding of Miss
Ida B. Woods, of this city. to Andrew Morrison of
southern illinois. at the residence of the brides
parents. Dec. 81. Also the wedding of Will j.
Cavns and Miss Annie E. Coon, at the residence of
the brides parents, in this city, Dec. %
Chas. Findley and wife. of Chicago. are guests of
Mrs. F.'s sister, Mrs. Rick. at the Dole House
Mrs. Ira Powell, of Mount Vernon Ind is in Mat
toon for holiday visit. Miss Eva Ralston, of West
Bedford o., is a guest of Mrs E: Adrain- Miss
of NATION friends. =. Mrs. J. f. Hughes visited in
Sullivan this week. Harry Brewer and family have
gone Alabama to reside d. H Oblinger and wife
now occupy rooms at the Dole House. -. Mrs S. NJ
Anderson has gone Flora Ill.,. to witness the mar
riage of her sister. Sadie Brown
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Wabash,

Miss Eva Donaldson has returned from en- extend.
ed visit to friends in Normal Ill. DR.. w A. Dunn
is in Chicago, attending medical lectures Mrs.
Mary f. Balch, of Frankfort Ind was in the city on
Friday, the guest of Mrs Il. E. Kennedy = The net
proceeds of the Authors Carnival held at the Opera
house Rink for the benefit Of the pipe organ of the
Bogue was on Friday, called to Richmond by the
death of his father. Mr.. and Mrs George w Pawl
ing of East Hill street, Saturday evening cele-
brated their tin wedding. About fifty invitations
were issued Miss Minnie Parker of Attlca is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs Nelson Zeiger. Miss Inez Carpen.
ter is entertaining Miss Ada Kelly of Wauseon o. -
Mrs Charles Ne of Peru is visiting relatives in this
city. =. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Noftzger left on
Thursday for Anthony, Kan. their future home.
Julian Pleas has gone to Chicago to spend the win
ter Mrs AL T. Austin, of Omaha is visiting rela-
tives here
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D. G. Brown and wife, of indianapolis. are visiting
visit at indianapolis and Muncie Ind :. Mrs. j. H.
Br1wnee and daughters have gone to GRANVILLE Ill., to
spend the holidays. Mrs Charles Somers and
family, in Peoria. B q Taylor, W. G. Johns and
wife, f. 9. Sedgwick, DIR. II. G. Johns
and wife, of Decatur; Granger Far
we'll and wife and Mrs. Frank
Williams, of Chicago, and Mrs E. W. Holloway of
st. Paul. attended the reception of Mrs II. w. Smith,
given in honor of her and his bride, Wednesday
evening L. L. johnson and wife are guests of Mrs.
Johnson's parents, in Liverpool. Mrs Carrie Wi
ley, of Plymouth III, is guest of Mrs. J. o. Marks
-. Miss Lille Mccain is visiting in Shelbyvile, Ill
Mrs VIM. Carman, of Rochester. Y. Y. (nee
Grace Cushman) visited Urbana friends the past
week w. B. Wilson, of the Indianapolis Sentinel
visited here Monday His family guests of +. F.
Adams near Tolono.
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The Coming Wrestling Match.

James Faulkner, the lightweight champion.
and Matsada Sorakichi, the Jap will wrestle
at the Grand Opera.house on next Wednesday
evening. best three bouts in five, Gr9co-Roman,
and catch -as-catch-can, according to rules
recognized authorities on wrestling. The win
ner of the contest is to get 70 per cent. of the
net receipts and the loser 80 per cent. The con-
test will oe on its merits, and the men are very
evenly matched. At Cincinnati last week. in a
similar contest, after an exciting struggle, the
Jap "bestedn his man.
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Emnghan.

Mrs Bellies, of Cowden, and Mrs. Donaldson, of
Mason are guests of the family of T. j. Bowling
Mrs. Storm was slightly injured Tuesday in aght
ing from the Charles NJ. Service of Jackson
cupies the Gwin brick, on Fourth street John G.
White. @. w. Treat w. III. Diets G. NJ. LeCrone,
Mrs. b. NJ. Knowles Miss Sheffield, Miss Hattie Wag
ner. Mrs. Ensign Miss Mary Hasbrouck Miss Buch-
anan and ]. N. Gwn attended the lecture of State
School Superintendent Prof. Richard Edward at Alta
mont Saturday evening. Miss Ella Moore, of
this city. married to Mr. Mecher recently at Ar
gonia, Kan. Mr. Mecher formerly connected
with the Altamont News. Wright G. McCaIjAhar of
Fayette county, and Miss Jennie Orr. of Shelby
county, were married in this city Monday.
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Inc socey event OF the Week was the m Ma rag
Babbitt. of Chicago, on Thursday evening. Three
hundred guests were present. Mr.. and Mrs. Babbitt
will reside in Milwaukee. "A delightful surprise
house-warming was given Mr.. and Mrs. James "
Logue Thursday evening There were fifty friends
present. Mrs. E. Fl. Teachner. of Mitchell, d. IT,
and daughter, Mrs. r. E. Moore of Georgetown, have
been visiting friends here the past week = Mr.. and
Ms. A. G. Mayo have gone to Washington, D. c. to
spend the holidays. General and Mrs. A. G.. P.
Dodge, of New York are visiting Mrs Dodges
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Voorhees, Misses
Jessie and Fannie Gregg have returned from Glendale
to spend the holiday vacation Miss eota Smith, of
Springfield is visiting friends in the city.
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A Gallant Brakeman.

ELIZABETH, N. j.. Dec. 18-As the wife of
John Colyer, living in cottage on Trinity place,
this city, was lighting Kerosene lamp, last even
ing, the wrapper which she wore took fire, and
instantly she was in blaze With remarkable
presence of mind she refraned from crying out,
but tore off the garment and trampled upon it.
Her petticoat. however, had also become ignited,
and she would undoubtedly have been terribly
burned but for the arrival of a rescuer. brake
man on Pennsylvania train. which was passing
just back of the house, saw her predicament.
leaped from the train. and. entering the house,
seized her and smothered the fire. Without
waiting for thanks he rushed out and gained the
rear end of the train he had left.
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ment ever heard in the Supreme Court But
he held close to the line he laid down in the Cir
cult Court and introduced nothing but what was
then noted for publication. Ii has been through
out this apparent thai the Democratic I'M
derlings seek to help Smith by decrying the
States side and at the same time claim for the
lawyers of the complainant ali the legal knowl-
edge necessary to win a decision by the mere
asking. Smith left for home last evening, salts
fed with the way his claim had been presented
The court win probably be ready by Tuesday
or Wednesday to decide the question.
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Union City.

The Misses Frank and Dude Wigs of Portland are
visiting their sister, Mrs ]. g. Coats of this city
Mrs. Mary Vannnuys is visiting friends in Rich
mond Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Hendricks, late of In
dianapos. have become citizens of town. Mr..
and Mrs. H. Foster visiting relatives at Mobiles
VILE Mr. James M. Warren a farmer Of our
vicinity. is visiting among friends in the country
just west of Indianapolis Miss Bessie Legg is
visiting friends in st. Marys o.. Miss Nette Baker
of Auburn Ind, is the guest of Miss May Slabaugh,
of this place Miss Nellie Deem, a teacher in Ok
ford Female College will spend the holiday vacation
at her home here Mrs. G. S. Hardy with daughter
friends at Richmond Mrs. r. A. Wilson and daugh-
ter pleasantly entertained number of lady friends
on Tuesday evening.
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WIN Attend the National Encampment.

Major James r. Ross. who was in Washington
all last week, returned on Friday morning,
bringing with him copies of the official pro-
gramme of the great drill to be held there in
Hay While there he formally entered the In
Oianapolis Light Infantry for the drill. and they
Sypeet to there uphold the reputation of Indian
apohs in military matters The Washington
Light Infantry handsomely entertained him
while there, and invited the indianapolis Light
Infantry to make their armory their head
quarters while out of camp. The national drill
Will be grander affair than was at first antici-
pated, as one hundred and twenty companies
have already entered for the contest. The
prize money, $4,000, is all in bank and there
will be no failure to pay
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Argument of the smith Ininrc,,o :.

J7''10tfUU SUfLs
The argument in the Green Smith Injunction
case before the Supreme Court yesterday was
closed by hour and half speech from judge
Turpie on behalf Of the appellant Smith. He
went more into detail in an analysis Of the law
applying to tbs Soints he presented in his COM
parauvely brief argument in the lower court.
His Democratic friends seem to think that
he has given the case the one thing
needed in securing a favorable decision
for his client They praise his effort as
MASTERPIECES, and term it the "grandest argu-
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Rev. earnings Lecture on Art

Rev. J. L. Corning will give the last lecture
in the course Wednesday evening. The domi-
nant thoughts and faiths of the ages have no.
where a more faithful reflection than in these
art creations. and it will be to make this evident
that these reproductions from the worlds monu
ments of architecture, sculpture and painting
will be exhibited. embracing in all more than
fftv nictures
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Will Accent the Ordinances.

The Union Railway Company has decided to
accept the ordinances passed by Council and
Aldermen, relating to the new depot, tunnel i'm
provement and the viaduct The latter is to be
of the width originally designed by the city
engineer, fifty feet A formal acceptance of the
ordinances will be placed on record Monday.
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The Physicians License Law Tested.

The case of DR.. Albert Easlam against the
State has been appealed to the Supreme Court
from the Circuit Court of Steuben county. The
question is on the consttutonality of the law en-
acted by the last Legislature requiring physicians
to procure licenses from the county clerk