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A. ]. Mitchell.

Kissing both delightful sweet Mitchels beverages, Pepper bert Red Banana Ice Cream soda Pineapple Flip Cheese coreen NixNt anything that ne Every magazine paper the land sold Main stand Cal around and you'll regret it, neither will |.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-08-15

Be it enacted the General Assembly Arkansas F session. that 1t misfortune not fault and the greatest mistake their lives fail odate and ewdeaer in the city Pine Buf Jefferson county Arkansas viz:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-08-15

The deceased was one of the best known and highly respected ladies in Cleveland county.
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a VI CSEfi E:SES.

JOSHUA SIMFIIINS." : Joshua
SimpiiEs,' quaint comedy OF rural l.fc.
viii make it's second appearance here
Friday evening, October S;h, at the
academy Of Music. The play when here
| three years ago left Il favorable impress
! SION and SGcc then Is said to have been
greatly improved and many new funny
| INES ana scenes added. The company
SILL carry their famous orchestra. which,
VII! be heard IN the very latest popular
anu standard selections. On date of
performance the two bands that accom-
panE the attraction will make Il noon
gay parade of principal streets
"S!tll.l.MAN," THE MAGICIAN
"killman," the magician. accompanied
by Il company Of lirSt-class vaudeville
artists. Will be the attraction at the
academy Of Music next Monday night.
| October 18th.
"A PURITAN ROMANCE"-Aana-
ger lcath, Of the Academy of Music. is
| making unusual preparations for the
! presentation OF the nvyv romantic com
| eds. ~ Puritan Romance" which will
| ne presented for the first time in this
city next Tuesday, October 18th. lsa-
hc.!c iNcsson and Estelic Clayton are
lie stars Of the company. ana they will
be supported hy such talented people
rs Grace Huntington, Virginia Buchan-
an, lmo%cn lIbcrlc. Augusta Durgin,
i'e!l2 Hilton w. II. ElwoOd. Myron
GaAce. w X. Dcltwyn, Charles Mae
| donald and John Palmer. This play is a
| quaint comedy Of life in Salem III 1913
| AMI VII present the Puri,an in as
poets differing entirely from the opinion
| Of him which the traditions of history
! have created
POLK MILLER the Academy of
Mus'c last night Polk Miller gave one
| al his famous entertainments. to the
measure Of which tn" clever comedian
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SENT TO JAIL.
Three Unfortunatcs are Locked up for
Various Terms

Three Unfortunaics are Locked up for
Various Terms.
Three prisoners arraigncd before the
Police Justice yesterday were sent IL
jail for various terms. They were as
follows:
John Green. q 2i-ycar-old negro, at
tempting To !nc!tc Waiter Naddy, a IL
Near-old col0rcd boy. who lives in the
county, To DOckcthoOk sna tchnu in Nor
iolk MGnday; twenty months, in dcfi,Il,
OF furnishing u $3.50 good behavior bond.
George Jones. cOlured. stealing n sol
bicycle. the property OF Mr.. A. Schultz,
Monday night: six months. Jones.
whose alias Is Brown, IS also wanted in
Portsmouth upon the charge of house
breaking.
George Harris. colorcu, stealing n hat
off the head Of Ching Sing, !, Ghnaman,
while he was walking along Main stree,
Monday night: sixty uave.
MINOR CASES.
w. G. Sawyer. co.orcd, assault; nntG
Si.@O.
William Brandon. colo.cl, profanity:
fined 81.
Lee Hall lighting: fna1 50.
William !3liio;s. c0iurpI, suspected ~
stealing; DISCHARGED.
NJ. w. Schmi:t Suspicious character;
continued ii t1-Idv
George Hodges. r>irlc1. assault. :.
i%z!e smith, c.lJl:l co,.Iil.tucI III! [, :
day.
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COURT or LAW AND CHANGER!
IN TIE POLICE COURT.


Justice Tomlln Disposcs Of a NIisccllan-
couS Lot OF Offenders
Frances Simms, co,ored, was a,raignel
III The Police Court yesterday on com
paint of Gussie Young, coorcd, VINO
alleged that Frances had Stolen $29 from
her brother, James Elliott. about two
weeks ago. When asked her reason for
charging the SimmS woman with the
crime she stated that she went TO n
fortune teller In her efforts TO discover
the thief and that the woman lad de-
Scr!hed Frances. Therefore. she had
been arrested. The prisoner was dis
charged.
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falling,
must be done to help her through the coming trials of maternity
Pinihams Vegetable
Following publish
while
to
SistcrLct
could
TO oh! how longcd be WELT
Mrs Pnlham telling her ALL knowing
In
She lovely letter in reply telling exactly what to
and wc my %
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.tr Attractive StocIt,

The stock ut THE ClsNet" IS GROWN"
very !arge--so large that every case ana
aIlWcr arc filled to ovcrtlowng ana
only samples able 10 be exposed. The
M"SSis. Greenwood & FRO. are daily
Offering unusual bargains. which they
give their customers the benefit of.
f"r highest grades watches. dia.
ino'uS' 1ewelry and sterling silver
greenwood u Bro. maintain the rcputa-
ton and not the least the lowest prices
Our second invoice of choice I.5n1on
special suiiinGs now on our counters
Nothing like them in the city.
RUDOLPH &; WALLACE
1913 Main st:ce..
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The Jones s. G0VGS Real ESi0|p Co.,
25I to a55 MAIN STREET,
Carriages In Attendance

Carriages In Attendance
OLD PHONE. So NEW PHONE, 1871
HOUSES FOR RENT
House corner York AMI James. seven
rooms 5000.
Flat near corner Rank and Freumason
Small house OH First avenue, Hunters
vile, $500
Store corner Hunter avenue ana Cot
tnEc road. $1,000
Store and rooms over Water St, $1,000
Small house Water street, $1,000.
Restdence. modern, Park Place. eight
$a5 Butte St. modern improvements $50 co
tolr houses west end Highland ave, SI2
jiousc on johnson avenue, ST..
OlicSs OH Union street &; to 81.
~ Kelly, rooms, S20.lD
dh5 Mariner street. u rooms. $i0
2lo KOS, avenue, rooms. sl5
III bermuda street, rooms, SO
saS nS 30 Maple avenue 10 rooms and stable.
is Arlington Place, S rooms, SIG.
~ Arlinrton Place, s rooms. SIS.
u0 Chapel street. rooms $50.
WE HAVE FOR SALE
An oyster farm for Si7O0.
Choice city lots cheap for cash
n special bargain in Park plac,, lots
II room house on COrprcw avenue, 81, 40
over 700 farms for sale. Some cs.tra
bargains.
y place for manufactory; VIII cX-
Store with fats above Oh Highland,
5000
change for land or timber
Anyone having property for sale please,
call and list with us at once. We have
the customer,
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BuckIen's Arnica Saliva

The BEST SALNiG in the world for
nus. liruises. 5 res. Ulcers. Salt
liheum, Fever Sores. letter. Chappe,,
Hands. Chil!hlains. Corns. and all Skin
t-ruptions, and positively cures Piles or
no pay required. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction or money re-
funded. Price ~ cents per box FOR
SALE BY Burrow. Martin &: Co
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THE BARBOUR CLUE.
y Communication Received from Chair.
man j. Taylor EIysan.

y communication Received from Chair.
lrHn j. Taylor ENyson
M n regular meeting of the John &
liarn"ur club. ha!d last evening. nj
Mhioh ';h"rc was Il large attendance
me fo.iywing ierter frain Chairman
hllysrn was read and ordered to h,
spread On cha records:
y: j.. Jones, President John S. Par.
bcur Club, Norfolk. Va:
Dear Sir bag 10 acknilwleds.n cbc
receipt Of telegram signed bv ya,y.
SOL ana Mr.. w. G. Pst:is. secretary
niHs which unfortunately was da,lyer.d
ht my residence. and did no. rnr-;v,
II unt!i after the needing was nynr
"ihcrwise it would have given M :,r,a.
plea Sllre I" have read it to thagn ne.
#rhbied. ! VIII take this cuu1r;unt.y
!'"tN"r. 10 express my hi"h op,rtrsia.
non 81 'ahe splendid services which
Your club has ALWAYS rcn,jar-d -,
democratic pa3Ty. You havr noucrcl
h!h whose name yuu boar. ana v-ba
YES III his lifetime one OF TN. mos.
worthy and self sacrificing Df,,c.,..,.
ever Identified with THE Panty In VI.
E!hia. l fec! assured that in ,i,n n~as.
en-; campaign. as IN all others van,
G!i'h VIII do lis full duty. ana If shcr,
's any assistance thu. | can pe,-san,iry
render You. do not hesitate 10 clu unnT
me.
Yours, very truly.
"H'sHtu) ). TAi Loii ELI.TSON,
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Public Notice.
Board s., S. e u. Commissioners.
Norfolk VA Ger I'd ISM

NOrfolli. Va, Oct Sd, 1897.
The daily collection OF Garbage VIII be
nlSCONTlNUED ON AND AFTER OC-
fD!IElt 18th. 1887 and the Winter Seized
u'c, as called for by the City Ordinances,
VIII he resumed.
Garbage will be collector in tho district
cast Of F2nk street on MONDAYS. WE'D
NESDAiS and FRIDAYS. and from the
district west OF Bank street ON T'fiS-
DAYS. THURSDAYS and SNTtRitAHS
All housvholiCrs are requested to take
due notice Of the change. Respectfully,
Chairman Il. s. S. & ID. Commisss son oi,ers.
oCi-lw
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-06
IN THE CITY COURTS
Many Matters of Interest Around About
CITY Hall Square.
OzIAS COOK is INDICTED FOR MURDER
Tho GRIND Jury Finds Largo Nuns
Der of True BIIis-A Divorce Grant.
cd-Hnd woman Arrested ON u
Fortune Tclicr's Description.
Three Unforiunnics in Jail.

The Corporation Court grand jury was
empannelled yesterday and 1t Is com
posed OF the following; jurors: Isaac
Moritz Gorcmam, Joseph a. WInslow
Charles Pickett. j. y. Wright. u. G.
Duncan, $. Q. Collins, /. IL. Payne, Jr.,
IL. McNally and S. DoHicr.
The jury. after being charged by Judge
y. X. lianckel, retired and later brought
in the following true bills:
OHiaS Cook. alias Oslo Cook, murder.
Caleb Hodges and Noah Baker, maim-
ing.
Thomas Norris %, j.. NJ. Dulaney ca,
and j. j. Morris, forgery.
Moses Henderson, larceny from the
person.
Willie Miles. alias Frank Prout, ana
Thomas Perry, alias l'urdy, Third Of
fence petit larceny
james Jones. William ltuddicl1 ana
Lena Wyatt grand larceny.
Elijah Jones, robbery.
sd. Dawson. James Thomas (2) and
Charles Price t3). houscbrcalling
The Erand jury WAS adjourned ill
next Monday at 10 o'clock.
COURT OF LAW AND CIIANCERY.
Judge Martin Grants Il Divorce and APP
points Curator.
Judge Martin. Of the Court of Law and
Chancery, yesterday granted Il divorce
To Carrie Rothsch!ld from her husband.
David Rothschld.
In the same court Lewis Land was
appointed curator Of the estate Of t'hns
l.. Land. under bond OF 500, with
j. G. Wilson surety.
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Dta,nonn Spring water wo.on

VIII be at your house. Get your coolers
ready. Free sample; hes, and puras,
sold by the gallon. c. l.. uodgnan s.
Commerce street. sco2-Ir,
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CAI.NERT--At the residence, $50 ITaycttc
street, Portsmouth. Va. October 9TH 1857
at .. m. MARY CHRISTINE dau;;hrr
OF John c. and Blanch Calvert, aged G
months.
TuneIal services will take place ut The
residence THIS (WCdHcSdayD AFTER
NOON al 3 O'Clock. Friends and acdunint-
nnccs arc respectfully invited TO attend.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-06

All Of us Pride Ourselves on
Ladies Hose at 12H. We do
and here's what is before you.
40 Gauge, Black, HermSdorf
Dye, Spliccd Heel and Toe,
Velvet Finish.
After Searching Thoroughly,
We Pronounce these the Best
to be Found.
We have a Special An
nouncenent for FRIDAY.
Will you keep your eyes open
to See what it is?
Joseph Brown, 2lO Church
Street.
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THE DIAMOND GrRIEr; WAITER

All orders. promptly and carefully at
tended to. Information and tcs,imou-
ials can be obtained from
G. l.. IiODGMAN,
So Commerce street. New phone, 555
Old phone, 39i
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Nours, very truly.
;!sNcD j. TAYLoI; rJI'ysoS
Chairman

Moments are useless if triflcd away.
ara they are dangerously wasted If
consumed by delay in cases where one
Minute Cough Cure would bring i'm,
mediate relief. j. NJ. i. Trcttcr, Tru!tt
n *mhh and II. l.. Wilson,
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WEATHER REPORT.
f"rrcast aud General Conditions FOR
Ho-dnr.

Washington. d. S., October 5. 1897.
{ For Nirginia: Fair; warmer
\ FAIR Wednesday,; southwesterly
winds.
For North Carolina: Gene
rally fair and slightly warmer
Wednesday; light variable winds.
me same weather conditions prevail
In North Carolina.
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The Norfolk and Ocean View railroad
Will run frequent trips 10 race track be-
ginning to-day. oct.3-3t
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Exclusively tni!ors. No suspicion.
ready made look about our garments.
RUDOIPIlI & WALLACE.
233 Main 81. Get.
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METEoRoLoGIcATbsDATA
II & Ilnna ri tn.,,. ,cLSic..L..

Weather Bureau, Norfolk, October ;.
'he following observations are record
Cd ior the past twcnty-four hours:
Maximum icmpcra ture ............. 30
Mtn!mum temperature ........... co
Norma! temperature .. G.
Departure from normal ........ plus
Departure from normal since Jan
uarE LIST Observation-Disclosures. plus 1Ca
Rainfall III past II hours. O
halhta!i since October 1st. o.
Mean Humidity Observation-Disclosures. 50
J. j. GRAY, observer.
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PORT CALENDAR.

= sun rises, Cos n. M; sun sets, $40 y.
M; h!Gh water. 5:SS Il. IN. and Goo u.
m; low watc!. 30 a. ~ and 12 noon.
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The Norfolk and Ocean View railroad
Will run frequent trips TO race track be-
ginning to-day. oct.3-3t
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NERVOUS TROUBLES all kinds cured
with ANIMAL EXTRACTS. Free booi;
t"iis how. WASHINGTON CHEMICAL.
CO, Washington. -. G.
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Don't forget our great comhlna ton
sale nf 200 drivers. sIddlcrs, tro:ters.
family and general purpose horses on
Friday, October S, 1897
THE M'CLEAHiY & MCCLELLAN LIVE
STOCk CO.
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SI,ci.inI 'Gotirc.

have ut last succeeded In getting
has relief photographs down IN prize,
and can cow furnish them at prices
within the reach of all. Call and sec
them. The most wonderful pho;ograph
ever patented. Il. c. CAMPBELL,
Eallcntne Building, 3i0-344 Main St
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it is u precious possession! Your husband loves
your beauty, he is proud to be seen i'll public
with you; try to keep it for his sake and yonr
own.
The pale checks, the dark shadows under
the eyes, the general dropping of tho young
wifc's form, what do they mean? They mean
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We will have n buyer at ouc' stables
Thursday. October 9TH for 100 good sec
ond handed horses that are acrlImatcd
and weigh from 1850 10 1000 pounds
viii pay from $50 To $40 for the rIgh,
kind. Must be good workers ana no.
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WHAT MAN DOES NOT LOVE BEAUTY?
Pnrham Counse Young
Iotter Fronoa Youn,
Scycn.einhths of tho mon

Scvcn-cighths of tho mon
IN this world marry a woman
because she is beautiful
in their eyes. 90
What II disappoint- MS
mcnt then to see the yS
fair young wifc's beauty
fading away before q year
passes over her head a.
l feel us if l would like
TO say 20 every young woman
who is about TO be married.
strengthen yourself in ad
vance, SO that you will mo-
break down under the new
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-17
UNIVERSITY EXTENSION.
A. Course of Lectures Arranged-The
New Officers.

The University Extension Society met
last night and held its annual election of
officers as follows: President, David K.
Goss; secretary, Miss Harriet Jacobs;
treasurer, Isidore Feibleman. The directors
selected were: Mrs. May Wright Sewall,
Mrs. Eliza Baker. Miss Atkins, Franklin
Vonnegut, A. NJ. Sweeney, r. p. Winston,
Rev. b. Il. Dewhurst, Professor Hugh TIL.
Miller and MIR. Evans.
AT last nights meeting arrangements were
completed between the University Extern
sion Society and the management of the
public schools for a common lecture course
for the coming winter at popular prices.
The course will open next Friday evening,
of a series of six lectures on plants and
their Environments" Professor Coulter
will be followed by Professor S. H. Clark,
of Chicago University, with six lectures on
Poetry a Fine Art" Professor Hugh
TIL. Miller, of Butler College, will deliver
six lectures after the holidays on Recent
History of Germany" The course will
close with lectures by Professor William
Lowe Bryan, of the Indiana University, on
Chapters in Modern PHYSIOLOGY" Season
tickets for the twenty-four lectures will be
sold at $780, or for any series of lectures
for ST. Teachers in the public and private
schools will be given especially low rates.
The society believes that the course will
appeal to the general public and a canvass
for support will be made. In addition to
the lectures, quiz" work will be given
without extra cost. The pending teachers
examinations in botany and English will be
confined to the scope of the lectures by
Professors Coulter and Clark.
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Mr.. HENRY'S LAST TERM
HE SAYS HE WILL NOT ACCEPT A
CONGRESSIONAL REMUNERATION.
VIII Devote Himself Entirely to His
Business Interests-The Anderson
Marion Electric Road.

Representative Charles L. Henry, of the
Eighth district, was in the city yesterday
on business connected with the Union
Traction Company, the presidency Of which
he has accepted This company has pur-
chased the franchises and other property
of the Indianapolis, Anderson & Marion
Company and will push the electric road
from Marion to Anderson to completion
This is Mr.. Henry's last term in Congress,
as he will not be a candidate for renomina-
ton. This fact came out incidentally in
conversation with him yesterday.
Il have enjoyed my experience in Con-
gress very much,' said he, and would
like to go back were it not for my business
interests. / believe we are in for q great
and long-continued business revival, and
the opportunities for making money in le-
Ultimate enterprises are great have I'M
dertaken the management of this company
in addition to my other interests, and II is
due to the stockholders connected with me
that l devote my energies to my business
as soon as my term expires.
1.-THE political conditions in the district
were never better from a Republican point
Of view The heavy manufacturing inter-
ests are all feeling the effects of the good
times and there is more work for the men.
My successor will be a Republican, and the
only hard struggle he will have will be to
get the nomination"
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CHICAGO WANTS MCDONALD.
Charged with Bigamy as Well as with
SwindIing.

The first of this week p. A. Mcdonald
who had conducted get-rich-quick scheme
in the Stevenson building. left the city
ostensibly for Chicago but really for parts
unknown to the police. He left numerous
creditors and persons who had invested
their money with him to mourn his de-
parture. Yesterday the following letter was
received at police headquarters from Capt
Hoffman, of the East Chicago-avenue police
station:
I'm to-day's Inter Ocean, of this city, I
find an article regarding one p. A. Melon
your citizens. We are looking for a man
who goes by the name of John Alexander
Mcdonald, Patrick Alexander Mcdonald
and Alexander Mcdonald. He embezZled
about 500 last May from a firm on South
Water street, and on the 22d day of May
married a woman named Margaret Thomas,
or this city, he at that time having wife
living in Savina, Canada. This man is a
Scotchman, about thirty years old five feet
ten or eleven inches tall, weights about 165
to us po 1nds black hair and mustache, il
any, restless, nervous eyes, slightly stopped
shouldered, although he carries his head
erect large bony hands, has a scar on left
inches long. If you are able to locate him
arrest him and wire me; also, If you can
ascertain anything about his wife please let
me know
The description given in this letter TALES
exactly with that of the p. A. Mcdonald
who carried on his swindling schemes here,
His wife and brother-in-law, Charles
Thomas. left here last Tuesday night for
Canada and it is supposed that he followed
them there.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-17
THE BURNS-M'LEOD MATCH.
The Big WrestIers Nearly Ready for
Their Meeting Oct. 26.

AS the time approaches for the Burns
Mcleod match interest in it increases. For
more than two years indianapolis has
wanted to see match between these two
great heavyweight wrestlers, and will
finally have the opportunity a week from
Tuesday night. Both men have trained
faithfully, and are in the best possible con-
dition right now. This last week before
their meeting will be devoted to lighter
work and plenty of wrestling with their
trainers.
Farmer" Burns will go to the mat weigh
ing around l65 pounds. He is five feet ten
inches tall, measures forty-one inches
around the chest in repose and forty-four
Is 81 inches, hips 49, thigh %, biceps Is and
neck H. Mcleod will not weigh over 16S
pounds the night of the match. lie is three
inches shorter than Burns. and measures
4012 lnches around the chest SO around the
waist 4Ola around the hips and 1884 around
the thighs. His calf measure is 154, biceps
10 and neck 17l2 inches.
Both wreStlers are models of strength and
endurance, and in skill and activity are
pretty evenly matched. The Farmer has
never been seen in a match here, but if he
IS as quick as Mcleod, and he must be
nearly so TO have defeated the Californian
last May, then the coming match will be the
fastest IA h ever Wrestled in this country It is
in three, no holds barred The wrestIers
have $1,000 a side wagered and the winner
Will take 20 per GENT of the receipts. The
WORDS championship also goes to the win
ner, SO that there is much at stake in this
coming match.
The referee is likely to be either G. E.
Perry, OF London, Ont. or w. o. Wilcox
given much satisfaction in big matches
there. A final selection will be made in a
few days. Seats for the match will be
placed on sale next Thursday morning at
the Pembroke Arcade.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-17
THE NOBLESVILLE CASES
JOHN w. KERN SAYS THEY WILL BE
REVIVED THE COMING WEEK.
Additional Summonses to He Issued
MIR. Kern as a Probable Successor
TO City Attorney Curtis.

John w. Kern, special counsel in the
street-car cases, is again able to be at his
Office, after several weeks illness. He said
to Journal reporter yesterday afternoon
that the Noblesville cases, which are to
have all points involved in the fight passed
on, would be revived early the coming
week. 1t is necessary to ask leave of court
to issue additional summonses, and for this
reason Mr.. Kern will have to go to Ham,
ilton county. The suit is against both street.
car companies and it's purpose is to quiet
title of the city to the streets and alleys
Of the city. Mr.. Kern says that the plead
ings are not yet fully ready to be filed, but
will be in a few days.
1t is understood that nothing will be done
until after Mayor Taggart has announced
who is to be city attorney for the next two
years. Mr.. Kern is fully posted on the
street-car litigation, as well as the gas case
in the Federal Court, and for this reason
a good many Democrats say that he will
succeed James 3. Curtis. The latter has
been particularly odious to silver Demo-
Gratis. 1t will be remembered that dele
cation was sent to him early in the sum
mer to demand that he retire from the city
craftsmanship. w. w. Spencer has been
talked of as city attorney, but inasmuch
as Mr.. Kern has city litigation fairly in
hand, Democrats consider his appointment
most likely to be made.