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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-06-06
Some Help We Get From Microbes.

Ordinary digestion Is performed in the
stomach and the intestine by means of sol
uble ferments secrcted by the organic cells,
which attack alimentary substances, disso-
ciate them and render them assimilable,
and this is perceived to be function very
similar to that Of microbes. The digestive
passages, however, contain immense guam
titios Of microbes continually brought in
with the food, multiplying infinitely and
performing exceedingly complex offices
Even If we take up only few Of these Of
fees, we are compelled OF necessity to as.
sumo that they intervene In digestive oper.
ations, either rs aids to the organic dias
tases or as themselves effective agents NJ
Duclaux, insisting on this point, has rc-
marked that some celluloses are capable Of
being attacked only by microbes, no or.
ganic juice having sufficient strength to
affect them. NJ, Pasteur does not believe
in the possibility Of digestion in q medium
completely deprived Of microbes Popular
Science Monthly.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-06-06
LOFTS WIFE AND HOME.
Familiar Surroundings of the ReigninE
French Literary Iioc.

French Literary 1ioc.
Pierre Lott whose eccentricities have
contributed TO his fame almost as much as
have his writings, WAS elected in 1899 TO
the chair of tho French academy left va
cant by the death of Octave Feuillet, de-
feating both Emile Zola and Ferdinand
Fabre, who were candidates for that hon
or, He was elected not as Julien Niaud,
but as Pierre Lott, and Is the first man
ever elected under his nom de plume to y
membership in that ponderous body, whose
members, whatever their religious convic-
tons, believe at least in two things-their
own Immortality and the Academic Fran
caiSe.
Pierre Lofts wife, whether or not she
believes In the academy as whole, be-
| lieves with all her heart, with all her soul,
with all her mind and with all her strength
in Pierre Lofts Immortality. She loves to
be called Mime. Pierre Lott rather than
Nine. Julien Niaud. She admires her hus-
| band rs much as the most impasSioned of
his readers and she is sufficiently literate
to understand him. Knowing Lofts love
| for flowers, 1t Is one of her fayorite occu-
pations to renew the flowers on his table
and in the drawing room of their home at
Rochefort for the great qualification of
! LOFTS eyes
The homo over which she presides is q
curiosity in its way. The dining room Is
in tho style of the fifteenth century and is
the finest portion of the building. 1t was
here that the wonderful Louis NJ fete,
given as house warming, was held. The
affair will never be forgotten by the
friends of Pierre Lott. The invitations
were written in the language of the time,
and the guests were costumod in colors,
according to tho fashion of 400 years ago.
Each guest assumed the name of the pc
riod, and tho Wallets announced Hubert de
Montford. Isourede Castabel, lseult de
Ixanna, Bcrcngero dc Hartford, Solande
de Granville jena de Neville, etc. The
music was furnished by the olifant and
the rustic hautbois, while guests entered
and left the dining room between two
ranks of Wallets who borc resinous torches
| Pierre Lott himself sat under dais,
end Mt his right was Bcatrix do elf Mime,
ADAM and opposite the Duke of Burgun-
| dys jester and Louis Ms physician.
Among other dishes the menu possessed n
roasted peacock brought in by four varlets,
preceded by Il knight and followed by four
pages and musicians. A minstrel sang II
song, with iuto accompaniment; II pris-
oner, released from his chains, took his
place at tho table and hcggars received
aims from each guest PARTS Corresponds
! ent.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-06-06
A Puzzled Husband.

Patient Man-Supposo woman makes
it so hot for her husband that he can't live
with her and he leaves her What can she
do?
Lawyer-Sue him for support.
"Supposc she has run him so heavily
into debt that he can't support her, because
his creditors grab every penny as quick ~
he gets it?"
IF for any reason he fails to pay her tho
amount ordered, he will be sent to Jail fol
contempt Of court. y
"Suppose she drives him ont of the house
with fiatiron and he's afraid to go back?''
'She can sue him for desertion.
"Well, ! don't see anything for me TO dc
but go and hang myself.
It's against the law to commit suicide,
and If you are caught attempting it you II
be imprisoned Thirteen and fourpence,
please. Good day!''-Tit- Bits.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-06-06
The MISPLACED Advertise ent.

A Norwood avenue man, who in fortu
nate enough TO own the house he lives in,
was surprised, on going home TO dinner
one day last week, TO see For sale" sign
conspicuously displayed =. the ycranda,
with the name Of prominent real estate
firm as guarantee Of good faith "I!l
call those fellows down good and hard, -
said he to his wife. They have no bust.
ness making blunder Of that kind "
"Oh, papa" exclaimed his little 5.year.
old girl who came into the room at that
moment, we've had so much fun today.
We found a big sign across the street and
we brought it home and put in on our We.
randa, and it's real pretty sign, too, and
we're going to keep it. Buffalo Courier.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-06-06

Much mystery has in times past attach
ed 10 the art of glassmaking. 1t was for.
merly the custom for the workmcn, In set.
ting pots in tho glass furnace, TO protect
themselves from the heat by dressing In
the skins Of wild animals from head to
foot To this queer gnrb were added glass
google eyes, and thus the most hideons
looking monsters were readily presented
TO the eye Show was made Of themselves
In the neighborhood 70 the infinite alarm
u children, old women and others. BIOS
ton Herald.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-06-06
In y Woman. Stomach.

In 1892 woman died at Albany who
had for a number Of Ycars been possessed
with an uncomfortable desire to swallow
all sorts Of indigcstible substances. A
record kept by the physician who perform.
Oh the autopsy gives the following as list
Of the articles found In her stomach Eff,
~ one hairpins, IL needless darning nee
dies, 30 nails Of nil sizes, screws. 3 pieces
Of iron rod inches long and ono-fonrth
of an inch thick, 2 rolls Of hair, 2 pieces
OF wood and 3 pieces Of cloth, each OF the
latter being about D inches long and I'm
inch wide.---St. Louis Republic.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-06-06
NY SWEETHEART.

Ny dear little sweetheart. fond and true,
Thinking OF laddie 30 far away,
For laddie is all this world to you
Your dream by night and your hope by day
What though your swain be Of humble birth
The love in your heart his praise will sing
Dear little brown eyes, you know his worth
Affection enthrones him as your king.
Brave little lassie, whose soft words cheer
When the world is dark and skies o'ercast
Making the future seem bright and clear
The heaven of Joy looms up at last.
Laddie, fold close to your loyal breast
This dear little woman, fond and true
Her creed is simple and soon contest
In a sweet and tender II love you'll"
j. T. B. in Boston Traveller.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-06-06
Irish In Ireland.

Irish is spreading in the schools of Ire
land II ,051 candidates presented them
selves for examination in their native
tongue last year rs compared with S3l the
year before The number of schoolmasters
who obtained certificates to teach Irish
doubled. Irish was taught in IL new
board schools, and the sale Of books Of the
Society For the Preservation of tho Irish
Language was greatly increased.-Phila.
delphia Ledger.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-06-06
q. r. Soap.

A quick process perfect soap. The
soap does fully half the work. May
be used in ANY WAY and for ANY PuR-
Poss that any other is used, and will
be found to excel all in cleansing
qualities, BREWER s. PENHALLEeoN.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-06-06

Nanager--Why don't yon pay better at
tantionf You nearly always miss your
cue.
Actor fwho hasn't seen the ghost walk
for some time)--I guess don't miss my
cue any oftener than you miss my or \.
Detroit Free Press.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-06-06
His Doctrine

Uncle, how do you stand on the en-
forcenent Of the Monroe doctrineY'
Amt got no time 70 fool wild SIGH, -
answered the old man. DE good ole
straight Baptis' doctrine am good enough
10 me an il been for nigh more'n thutty
yeahs Cincinnati Tribune.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-06-06
In 1920.

Mrs. New Woman--Be calm, my dear.
/ think there's woman under the bed
Mr.. Now Woman--Oh, Maria, do be
careful II you shoot her, try not 70 kurt
her very much. - Brooklyn Eagle.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-06-06
q gestnred denrecatinplv.

An unjust acquisition Is like barbed
arrow, which must be drawn backward
with horrible anguish, OF else will be your
destruction. Jeremy Taylor
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-06-06

Belgium took Its name from the Belga
a warlike tribe which inhabited 1t befors
the time Of Christ
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-06-06
Tit For Tat.

"You say that the desperadoes came in
and cleaned out the town."
Eyes, and now the town people are out
securing the country indianapolis
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-06-06
1t WIN Pay You

10 travel many miles to take q look at
Hanscom's stock of Wall Paper, Win
dow Shades, etc, etc, Come.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-06-06
Wanted Statesmen.

I OcAL or travelling. A good chance!
IL Don't miss III You need no capital TO
represent 4 reliable hrm that warrants
nursery stock flrst-cIass aud true 10 name.
Work all the year, and good pay weekly To
energetic men. Our Minnesota Apple IL
warrnted until IL produces bushel OF fruit.
age Il. i. MAY & 10. 1t. Paul, Mimi.
3Dm2 Nnserymen, Florists aud seedsmen
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-06-06

The Catawha river In North Carolina,
was named for the tribe Of Indians that
lived on its banks.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-06-06
No Reduction ACCENTED.

The count came near and whispered
softly.
Il am ready he said, ito make a sac
rifice for you"
She gestured deprecatingly.
'Sacrifces" she repeated, No, Regi,
maid, am able to pay the regular price. y
She smiled, as ir the consciousness OF
power. Detroit Tribune
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-06-06

The Glove is the dried and unexpandeG
bud Of tree technically known TO botan,
lists as the Caryophyllus aromaticns.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-06-06

The early Egyptian lamps were Of gran.
.fe alabaster and terra Gotta.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-06-06

Chauccr looked like dandy, the i'm.
preston being intensified by his dress.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-06-06

Bombazinc was made and worn a. earl,
90 the twelfth century.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-06-06
STUDYING THE BRAIN
MODERN SCIENCE KNOWS HOW WE
THINK, SEE, HEAR AND FEEL.

Locating Rrain Diseases ~ Observing the
Action of Parts Of the Bc,iy Curious
From Experlmcnts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
co1nr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Court-Chambers- Before Ieekman J-Court
oncns nj Motiona calendar called at IL a m
supreme Court-Speciai Term-Pars l. II and 1lI-Ad-
tourned the term.
Supreme Court-Genera Term-Recess. .
Circuit Court-Parts /. ii and IV-Adtourned for the
,,.
Circuit Court-Part IIAdjourned until Monday. Decem-
Der 80. ~
decision.
Common Pleas-Equity Term-Adjourned for the term
Common Peas-Special Term-Before Glegerch, j.
Court opens a 1890 n. IN. Motions.
Common pleas-Trial Term-Par I-Adjourned sine de
Common Pleas-Tral Term-Parts II and II-AdJournei
for the . -
Surrogate's Court-Chambers-Before Fitzgerald. S.
Motion calendar called at 1920 a m.-Wills for pro-
bate: Babel Karl 1.-TWO cases Susanna Strovecker sam
uel Inslee Felice Garon Natalie H. Grinne John Mich
olson Sophia Herzburg Thomas ]. Reilly Franz Snyder
AZ 1920 a. John G. Christ William A. Camp. Jo-
hanna Cunnehan, at p. IN. .
surrogate's Court-Trial Term-Before Arnold. S.-No
day calendar.
Superior Court-General Term-Adjourned FOR the term
Superior Cour-Special Term-Before Dugro. Court
10 a. Motions.
Superior Cour-Equity Term-Adjourned for the term
Superior Court-Trial Term-Parts l. III and LI-Ad-
tourned for the term.
city Court-Special TerIn-Before Mccarthy J.-Court
opens at 10 d. IN. Motions. .
city Court-General Term-Adjourned sine die.
CITY Court-Tral Tern-Parts l. III, III and lV-Ad
journed for the terra.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27

Cash quotations follows Flour was dull and
s' sans esay rsss. %as a%Ss" shsS
@ NJ red BY sample aaS Sss No SSTn 2 a
49, %a s go Csc PR prime timothy seed 81 IS
mess pork per NJ s. o2lsgs 75 lard per 100 ~ s. cog
So a2 short ribs sides i9Sss s, 2'Ss4 3d. ary 'sea
1s Sss sSss wSi.ss 1'
per gal 81 90 cut loaf 81 90 sranussed 81 81
Wss s 1n e extra rtsusT sc s sat seconds
1ya2ic. Eggs easy; fresh stock 1Oi.H2Olsc.
Milwaukee. Dec. 26.-Whea; opened hrner and prices
Streets report Of large gain the worlds supply. May
closed o7ac. cash nominal!y &c lower Barley nominal
Oats steady; No 9 white is.aisa.c. Rye steady and
steady sacked bran s. 55asa standard middnss s.
ass IS Provisions higher mess pork 81 60 cash and s. %
January lard s. . cash and s. 20 January
OF 53sc advanced sage ana closed at 53a.c Cash No
Northern; 5iia5lsc; No Northern 5oisc. Corn 22sc
patents 81 Sas 81 co for bakers Production 5000 bar
droa at g c shorts So 5ssc so mtdns, IS sSs
Philadelphia Dec 26-Four rrnde usual during holt
day week. Is very SLOW. and prices are nominaliy I'M.
81 isaSI 20 per 100 NJ for new Wheat Marle, was
quiet important change in prices up to the close
s,s e4' February sss.gSosc; March GiiGGisc Corn
Option ruled steaiy with moderate offerings and
a inquiry FOR export Local CARROTS in small supply
ana firm but demand only moderate No mixed De
March 3i4a33isc oats-Dcmend CARLOS light and
and nominal. No white. December, 23% a2lc; Jan
uary. 2ase2lhe; February. 2.a2..c; March 24'sa25c
snsd m and &c hsser rsa &C. eecns SS
reGnei diamond A. ic: cnfectioners A. if.c red star
4. isc; keystone 4. nc Franklin II. 44sc; Franklin
blue star e. 3 i5-Gc No H. sIsc: 30 H. 3.iGc ali
less 3-iGc commission. Other articles unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
cr osrNC PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
Thursday. December rs. p


proft-takng sales to-day did not seriously inn
peda the upward tendency Of stocks. The mar
ket opened at advances ranging from to 3
per cent but lost of the gain on realizing
sales which led 10 considerable irregularity
throughout the rest of the day. Final prices
for most Of the active shares were at fractional
advances The expectation Of favorable finan-
cial legislation by Congress has given cheer
full tone to sentiment In the Street, and the few
net declines recorded to-day in no way impaired
the bulsh temperament. Declines after the ad-
vance Of Monday and Tuesday are not unnatural.
People who bought stocks at the extreme declines
are anxious for their profits. and some buyers
are unwilling to wait for further advances. The
money market for call loans was not a disturbing
factor most borrowers receiving accommodation
at per cent. The foreign exchange market
was easier on freer Offering Of commercial bills
due to the accumulation over the holiday. and
also to the appearance OF gold bills. which indi-
Gated gold exports for Saturday Of a considerable
amount; but in view OF the expectation Of an
issue Of Government bonds the outward move
ment Of gold has ceased to cause any alarm
Stocks which made decided improvement to-day
were limited. Sugar Refining and Consolidated
Gas were the only shares among the active issues
to make notable advances the frst-named clos
Ing III a net gain Oi nearly yer ceut dHo the
other at net gain Of 2 per cent. Canada South
ern was up ~ per cent, but elsewhere In the
active list net advances were confined to frac-
lions. Atchison, Burlington. Union Pacific. United
States Leather preferred and Reading closed at
slight losses The Vanderbilt shares. the Gran
gers and the Internationals were well up at the
opening. but lost on profit-taking sales. The Lon
don market was closed to-day. but there was con-
siderable doing by arbitrage houses in the early
limo md sGtn hon fhnpo llxr
supplied with orders. Dealings In Sugar Refining.
St Paul. United States Leather. Tobacco. Atchi-
son. Burlington and Reading were on a compare
lively large scale. while the remainder OF the
business was fairly we'll distributed among the
shares which are generally classed In the active
list. Reading was decidedly weak. probably upon
selling by holders dissa ti5fied with the reorgani-
cation plan. and the same reason was ascrbed for
the weakness in Union Pacific.
Closing prices Of the principal active stocks
compared with Tuesdays last prices were as fol-
lows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
THE GOULD TAXES AGAIN.
VALUATION OF THE PROPERTY-TIiE EXEcu-
,rop., roMuIscIONs

VALUATION OF THE
TORS COMMISSIONS.
David Mcclure, who was appointed appraiser III
the matter of the taxation Of the estate OF jay
Gould has filed another report. The first was liieu
In January last and this was referred back 10 MIN
to take further proof and report back to the sur
rogate what amount the executors Of the estate
would be legally entitled to their commissions
before the amount of the could be actually de-
termined.
Mr. Mcclure finds that the total amount OF the
property taxable is $7SGl5 i73 oS but. as the four
executors of the will George j., Edwin, Helen ana
Howard Could each received $4,000 a year for ac'-
ing as executors and trustees under the WILL MI
Mcclure holds that this sum. which is figured
up as amounting to more than s0OVV' Is 10 DE oe
Quoted from the principal. and Is thus exempt iro"
taxation.
According to the report the Gould famlly are
taxed $57400O of which amount they PAID IN sc"'Vo
at the time of the probate of the WILL on WHICH 'eE
received a rebate of per cent II Is expected tha'
an appeal will be made to the Surrogate by inc
executors who assert that the valuation OF the
securities is too high. The sum involved amounts
now to about 10000.
IL is said that the State contends that the eN
penses and commissions should not be deducte'
from the principal held by the referee ana 'hus
exempted from taxation and that, both sides peine
dissatisfied the case will 80 TO the court oi <>P
peas. - 49, oxoo,,ors and
ey-C;overnor Hill and y. 7. Dos Passos appear ioi
the state Controller. Howard A. Taylor - sPIe1i
guardian for the Countess Castellane anu ann
Guardian for Kingdom, Marjorie g., Helen F.. Jay
and Edwin Gould, 1r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
a SNAKE STORY FROM CUBA.
THE JUNTA IN THIS CITY SAYS 1T HAS
RECEIVED IMPORTANT NEWS

THE JUNTA IN THIS CITY SAYS 1T HAS
RECEIVED IMPORTANT NEWS.
A queer snake story says the Cuban junta in
This city. has been received from the island. along
with news. II is TO the effect that the
insurgents are using hundreds of the maja and
dubo snakes to assist them IN reducing TO ashes
the sugar-cane fields The snakes are dipped in
rans OF crude petroleum grease. They are then SET
on fire and released In the canefeds The blazing
reptiles dive under the dry leaves which cover the
ground TO the depth Of several feet at this time OF
the year. and make at once for the heart OF the
plantation and run a distance of several hundred
yards before they clear the fire from their bodies
Or are roasted death. The intensity OF the heat
causes the snakes to shoot through the cane ike
streak of lightning. and they leave behind them
sheet Of fame which spreads with wonderful rapid
:tv The sugar cane is full of Juice and alcohol at
this season. and the burns like torches and as
rapidly as pine shavngs. While the cane Is Durh-
ing there is a constant roaring and popping SOUND
Ike the rattle OF musketry fire 1t proceeds from
The bursting Of the caused b. the rapid Sener-
alton OF gas from the heat. The sap exudes boils
and is quickly converted into alcohol which feeds
and keeps up the fire until every Suck OF cane on
The junta has received private infOrm a.
General Gomez and 1900 insurgents on Havana
over a fortnight ago the main BODY OF the lnsui-
frict thirty leagues from Colon, and advices re-
ceved yesterday members OF the junta say, De
army was driven out of Colon on Chrstm mas Eye
The Cubans not only got in the Wedge at inns polt
which finally opened the path TO Havana but II was
fhe brilliant termination OF one OF the most re-
markable forced marches since Shermans march
20 the sea, and, like his the pathway was track
of flame -, ,.., .,o -,
Gomez will halt until he has DESTROYED the en-
1ire sugar crop OF Las Villas and Matanzas Inc
retrea: OF General Campos from Colon has created
great surprise. IL has been learned that ne span
:le Wien il is alleged they have, been anxlously
looking for but failed to take advantage OF d tre
AID his mounted quonillas has had the effect OF
discourang the spanards in santa Cara hae recsveS
Of he burning OF the Espaa Angelit0 ana s AN
,tber extensive sugar estates In Matanzas On De-
y "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
ny ,,r,fuUy or COHRADES DEAD.

. ,., ,,oo,,ng of Lafayette Post, NO. Iio'
n r. viii take place at Masonic Temple sixth
VI ~ "a T IT,, this evening The even
ins will be devoted to special services in honor OF
the memory of memoers Of the post VINO u'e' ~
the year 1885 The address VIII De ue =, mo
~, The names Of tn, comrades in honor OF whose
memory mem the memorial services will be held are
Henry r. Randall Bed January -; Phi uhS on John
Mason, April q; Ira ". saeSe MAJ j. Locke W.
IS E 0s;oser " H joseph
C::,oher D. Frederick A. Baldwin Noyen,pse,,,, -
William IL Harris Nogember g. E d%aIhh ri 10
November IS; George W. Skeiie"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
MRS. KORB DISCHARGED.

Mrs Marie Korb, whose husband. Afho hoi"'
ronmitted suicide by gas Inhalation d, ''e.l 49,
No $50 Last Eighty -sixth-s'.. cary iass ,r,a,a1
ou,,,u. o,f ,vbo was found nearly asphyXia'ed
a.. ,,,. roor, With him was discharged from beheVue
Hospital early yesterday afternoon ana was 'aAe,.
20 the Harlem Court before MAGISTRATE
poceman smith. of the East Eigh'y-eis"'"
Policeman Smith told the magistrate tha' ne onne
no Complaint to make He SAID tna' ne "f ,ba1 She
,ione6 Wrs Korb and that she mao sald no 81
tsT not attemnted suicide. although she ach"o"'
edged that her husband hau'
She was discharge A., .yorh rad not vet
'fr,na 81 ~ her husbands death, ana that sac
been I,ofmel VI az The country for change OF
scene and TO give opportunity for recupefauo"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-27
CT NICHOLAS BANK CREDITORS ALL PAID.
LITIGATION OVER CARMEN"

Miss Estella Jordan, through her attorney foper'
p Noah obtained from Judge Beekman in the Su-
,raro Court Yesterday an order directing Miss Olga
N.,bersole and Charles and Daniel Frohman TO
show cause why they should not be enjoned from
producing a play called Carmen or any colorado
imitation thereof , ,.o.,.. ord
WAINWRIGHT and that she is the author OF play
called Carmen" which was copyrighted ~ her on
NnTemher 1894 and received its first public pres
entation in the Casino in New-Rochee ,, on ne ne
are about 10 produce the play, and that
it is al imitation of that written by her. NOV,
Miss Nethersole asserts that while the names may
bo similar the PLAYS are not alike, and that her
,ersion was written by Henry Hamilton, OF Lon
don 60, 4. a..