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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-09-27
AT THE CATHOLIC CHURCHES.
A New Assistant at st. JOhn's-The Re-
trent of the CLERGY.


treat of the Clergy.
Rev Joseph Achatz, a native of Bavaria,
Germany, who was recently ordained for
the diocese of Vincennes by Most Reverend
F. X. Katzer, archbishop of Milwaukee,
has been assigned as assistant at st. Johns
Church, in this city He read The o'clock
mass for the children yesterday morning
and preached the sermon at this mass.
Rev. f. H. Gavisk OBLIGATED at high mass
and preached the sermon taking for his
text rs it lawful to heal on Sunday" He
dwelt upon the proper manner of the OBJ
servance of the Sabbath day. The high
mass and vespers were intoned by Rev
James A. O'Brien.
The Catholic retreat will begin the first
week in October and continue for two
weeks. Next Sunday is the feast of the
Holy Rosary.
able yesterday to take charge of his church
work. Rev. James A. o. Brien has been at
tending to his duties during his illness.
The promoters of the League of the Sa-
cred Heart held a well-attended meeting at
st. Johns late yesterday afternoon. They
were addressed by Rev. Father Gavisk.
them and their secretary on their work
The first of the night meetings of the
league will be held next Friday evening.
The league is in fiourishing condition.
Preparations will soon be begun by the
various church choirs for their Christmas
music
Bishop Chatard is out of the city. The
venerable Mgr. Bessonies, who suffered
from slight accident last week, was able
to off1ciate at mass yesterday.
The Governor to Sunday-SchOol Pupils
Governor Mount delivered an address at
the rally day exercises at the Third Chris
tian Sunday school yesterday morning. A
large audience gave close attention to- his
address. The church was handsomely dec
GRATED with plants and large American
flag draped over the pulpit in honor of
the Governors presence. He gave much
good advice to the young people, and
strongly urged them to stand by the Sun
day school and the church. At the close of
school joining in the Chautauqua salute.
Professor Ames late of Chicago Uni
versity, the new professor of philosophy at
Butler College, filled the pulpit at the
church last night. Rev. Mr.. Jenkins, the
present pastor of the Third. and Professor
Ames were classmates at Yale and Mr..
Jenkins had much to do in securing the
spoke from the text, Blessed are they who
shall hunger and thirst after righteous
ness, for they shall be filed He said that
Christs life was one full Of a yearnng.
longing desire to do good to all men. If
people have success in anything they un-
dertake they must be intensely in earnest.
This was Mr.. Ames's first appearance be-
fore an Indianapolis audience, and the large
attendance and good interest show that he
was well received.
CentraI-Ave. NJ. H. Sunday School.
There was a special Sunday school rally
Tvo,,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-09-27
CLINGMAN'S LAST DAYS

Greensburg, Ind, Sept. 25.
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The T.atest q E.-alshes.

Watches are worn smaller 5han even and, although an e0ogt Was made lass season 10 revive tho watch chain, the effort met with no rc polse, for watches are sIil f9sJaa t9 lAe bodice with 9 ieweled bre8ah, and taa ehatelaine proudly holds is OWE In Paris and New York thg lattzl f1l is to have 9 watch in tHa fam ef ball. thickly iuerusted with cmeralds CT enameI8d with glistaniug green Another watch, in fashion af q beetle has haay of dulI gold shining with gems. Yoa touch Q spring, and thewiag+ easl s # to fiy, disclosing il peep of tao time of day Among other iteus of new jeTol1y arg the Russian eiEdlos and belts of white or colored euamels, tricke3 out W15h gems eitha faIsa O real, aceording to the price one eaH afford,
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AN INDIAN VILLAGE.
Found Tn New Jersey Supposed to Hsva
 Reon Deserted For Century.

Found In New Jersey Supposed to ETsva
 Reon Deserted For Century.
 An Indian village has been discover ed by Constable George W. Sneft of Egg Harbor City, N, J This was midway between Pomona and Mckee City.
 Sneft was fox hunting with a party of friends and passed through the dense forests, when suddenly one of their number spied an opening in the thickest of the brush They investigated it aud found that it was an old Indian hut, still ill good condition, as 1t was made of hickory wood.
 A further search revealed four other huts, and around them were found many arrowheads, darts, tomahawks and 8 quantity of flint. One of the tom- ahawks had covering of some animal skin and a sharp arrowhead fastened to an end. This spot covered but an area of about 200 feet and is so thickly surrounded by brush that it is safe tt say it was not trod upon for nearly q century, although it is only 200 yards from well travelled road.
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II.Eg I.eI b .a.

Here is a story told ty a relative of Lady Lauef6r1, tho original of Lady Kew in fhackrayi5 Huwcumgs. r.
 Lady LangloGd had only once seen her cousfn, Iala Luglnd when h1 came to visit her erandmotHer, and the uaz5 day bhe old lady told her sha @as to marry him. Eesg us.t sraadMamma. Bat when. Iueger Hl my life heard such aa imperdneut aaa 5iaa, saia tha gIand- mother. What basineaa is 1t of yoaTa when y0a ara to marry hi.a? Aoa will marry hlm when @ell goa However, whenever yQu hea me order six horses 10 the earriaaa you may know that you aro going to be married. Hn& Eo ls cas. D
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n.tt- cure Liver His: easy To Hood 5 Pills take, easy to operate 25e.

TIE city needs cheaper lighting and cheaper water service. By com petition this can be had and Pine Bluff has an opportunity of securing such competitor. Will she take it2 The city is now, annually, paying out S23, GOO more than other cities of a similar size pay for lighting service alone. This is no small sum, and our people are heavily taxed 10 meet it. The City Council should at once take steps retrench in this matter The charter granted the Water and Light Company, which by not complying with terms Of said charter, has been forfeited time and again, was too liberal, but because of this the Council should not be too exacting in it's demands and keep other parties from bnild- ing and operating an electric plant here, Competition in this line means much, both to the city and citizens. It means thousands oI dollars saved each year it means better service, with no arrogant re strictions With competing elee. trie company here, you would mol see business houses and private res. idences Illuminated by means oI lamps and coal oil Al the present time a majority Of the patrons oI the Electric Light Company arc forced to the additional expense o| keeping lamps filled with oil to bt used in cases Of emergency. Tht present company is arbitrary about the time of turning on the lighting power On dark days and ire lquently in the evening, electric lights are needed, but patrons art forced to either use lamps or elst wait the regular heur for the lights to be turned on. With competition such things would not be.
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Around the World in Thirty Days.

Perhaps von've never nead Iele. yane's thrilling story Around the World In Eighty Days" " When it was written, the author thought he was tell. ing very big story, indeed, and so did every one else The idea. said his read CTS, of travelling %, 900 miles in 50 daysl Preposterous
 But sinco then many travellers have made the trip in less time, and within the next four years any boy or girl will De able to make 1t in 30 days. For i'll tho year 1900 the Russians will com. plete their famous Tfanssiberian rail. road, which connects Europe with tha Pacific coast of Asia Starting from New York, the trlveler may then cross the Atlantic ocean to the coast of France. Here he may take train which will whirl him over Europe and Asia and put him down at Pacific port. From this point he may ship to San Francisco and catch train for New York. It is calculated that tho fare for the trip will not be more than $500 or $400.
 If this railroad building keeps on. there will soon be no parts Of tho world left for our boys to explore. --uhicags Record
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 A Parlor Ornament.

Something which demonstrated that the human hair grows after death was discovered recently in Colesyille, N. Y, There lives ip that town a family named Howe, we'll to do farmers. They had 2 daughter, Jessie, 19 years old She had beautiful golden hair When she was stricken with fever, it was necessary to cut off her locks. Finally she died and was buried. After two years tho parents decided to remove the remains to another spot. The grave was opened
 It was found that her hair had grown to reach nearly to her feet It was as bright and glossy as though its weareF was in the best of health. The tresses were cut off. They measured over five feet. They were put into a glass case in Mrs, Howe's home, where they arc now shown to visitors New York Press.
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nsltlmoro yyon,en,s colieve.

The trustees of the Woman's college of Baltimore recently established two foreign fellcwships. each of cash value of $500. which will be awarded annually to graduates of the college. The first entities the recipient to study the classics either in Rome or Athens, and the other to study English at OK, ford and to study in Germany. The first award will be mada ill June, 1898. Two other scholarships, each of $500, were also established They will be awarded annually to the two girls standing high est in the graduating class of the Girls Latin school. which Is tho preparatory school q the college.
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ratg e.--f7.a a-." l9ssaeial ia.9.

The Brooklyn Woman Suffrage agso citation has iust been incorporated. 1ta object. IS stated ie ifs charter, is tc promote not onIs. tao political. but th9 industrial equality Qf women. The ttu3- tees Of tha organization for tho inst year are Mrs CH3eiia k. Hood, AIIs. Anna c. Field. Mls r. D Halkstat3, Mrs. ,. O. Perry Nas. 2. k kary, Mrs. R. 9. Talbot Perkins, Nus Mary H. homis, Mrs. Auiie .. Ham. Mrs ". H. uoopoI end Mrs Mariana " Chapman. al q Brooklyn,
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AN official of the Pine Blutf Flee tric Light Company says that the total income for lighting service re ee::~esa: by his company is only $22, s22 GOO per annum, and that the GRAPH Ic's statement that competing company would save the city and citizens s23, GOO annually, is errone- ous. Facts are hard to get at, and this only goes to show that there are two sides to all questions.
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comanlsstoner..snI..

Notice ts hereby given that Ender and hY. virtue ot deeree Of iho Jefferson OhancerV court rendered on the 2dfh day of Appil. Isg- n a case therein pending, wherein lea Johnson, ''llSs iit0r vi ti}c estate or Willis B iohuSQn is Ptainti4 and Amanda 0Hord il delehqeAl, ana #latA decree ROW gpucGrs'QH record in Chaneefy Record Book naqc 2l5. !. as commissioner ai saiaceWt. Wi1i ou Tuesday, the lst day or June. lS07. at the front door of thec0ur honse in pfsr bmt, hetween tho hours prescribed bv l14r Ter ladlelai sales sell at public auction to the highest bidder the following diseffbetl reaf estate B.ns and being iu the city or Pine ktRiI. JeHeIson c1uAly, Arkansas, ta-wif
 Lot No. nine Af; Ia Block No. two i2}:iu N '; Johnson addition 10 the city Of Pine blua. together with tRe buildings and apper- tenaapees tn tine same 6el0ngine safe made 10 satisfy 8 9eefse iaf pnlchase money.
 Terms Of Saiet-On a credit of faan months, purchaser WllI he required ip give aond or note. with approved personal secur- lty, and len M5li bs reiaiaed Hpon the lana fer payment oi tire same.
 N T. BOBERTs.
 as tt Special Commissioners
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r0p E0C E 0e2= EI J AS O. Es CA5
H0G < POULTRY REMEDY
is=YHaa@ 5tE

Thousands testify a7 i0iIows. Prevents Disease II. C. ~*lnor. e
 der, Mo. Arrests pisease-ScottF Fisher. Holden,
 Mo. stops coagh-R $. Cook, Wichita,
 Kan. Destroys Worms-C. H searle. Edgar.
 Neb tiastens m2turiiy-G ". forwi Ber
 Tyte n, Kan. Increases Flesh=C, M HaIhcft. Craig.
 New. Saves Feed-J C. Fiippen. Clarcmore.
 l. T. Does all it Claims-8. Mccormick.
 Elizayille, KY. Beware of Substitutes and lmila= tions For sale by
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THE Rev. T. De Witt Talmage says that a newspaper whose col. umns overflow with advertisements ts of business men has more influence in attracting attention to and build ing up q city or town than any other agency that can be employed Peo- pie go where there is business. Cap ital and labor will locate where there is an enterprising community. No power on earth is so strong to build up town as newspaper well patronized, and it's power should be appreciated
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Special Commissioner Calhou

Special Commissioner Calhoun stands ready to indorse that idea of an oyerproduetion Of newspaper re porters. There are others, in Pine Bluff, who will agree with him if they are not more careful of their private acts-publicly made, The GRApHIc's reporter knows of a big scoop that is in store for him.
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THE Chinese rebels in Formosa are preparing for second attack upon Taipeh, the capital of Formosa, The government authorities have taken vigorous measures 10 meet the at tack and are enlisting numerous volunteers to aid the regular army.
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LITTLE Rock is making every ef- fort to draw a big crowd on July 5. If it were not for the many eonven- tions held there and the large num- Der of excursions to that city, the business of Little Rock would be Init. The town exists on the funds spent by pleasure seekers, who never get the pleasure.
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Arkansas State Teachers zss'n.- Little Rock, Ark. June 2S to 90. For this occasion the Cotton Belt 9oHte will sell tickets Pine Bluff flo Little Rock and return at one fare-$l D -on the certificate plan Tickets on sale June 27 to g. return limit July 1897. J W. FARLEY .af Agt.
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THE high standing and respecta- bility of a mans family often pre- vents the exposure of his immoral and outrageous crimes against social laws; for, should you degrade and pull him down to his proper level, you pull the innocent ones with him.
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NEWS N BRlEE

Hhiie going to q fire as Everett. Masa.. tive aFemeu were Ei1Iod i tram struck inc ire engine anddeni6lished i5. The Raukof yFe55p0Tt. at Wesiport Kan. has isiied I5 kept it's deposits ia the Missouri National bank Of Kansas Gldy. which went under Monday
 Easg say to Fay Old 35sbss.
 BvNashIaa clothes aet the undertaken. .a the second wife Of 4 Bangor Gle) man is paying eff the bill for tho burial q her predecessor.
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lr is said that Gen. Mics is so highly pleased with the treatment he is receiving abroad that it may become necessary to charter an en- tire steamer to bring him home.
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TnE draft Of the treaty of peace between Greece and Turkey is like " to be submitted to the powers next week. The amount of indemni- ty which Greece will pay, il is be lieved, will be five million Turkish hounds.
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Ir appears that the only way ForaRer and Hanna can convince each other that they are on the square is to keep constantly in each others company.
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BosroN has the first horseless fire engine Later on Boston may take on a sneerless opinion of the balance of the universe.
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OuR City Dads, at the meeting of Council last night, made a new move concerning the franchise for light ing the city They now talk of building and operating an electric plant. While all the talk is going on, however, the meat in the egg is being gobbled up
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WaTNInf Order

In the Chancery court of Jefferson county Arkansas. R. I.sVerett rlaintiN NS. Wn. X. Levcrett. Defendant. The Defendant. " md. Icyerett. t.issSarnedto appear in this Court With in thirty days and answer the complaint of Ptalntin. lf. Leyeretf Given under 8ssy haiati and the seal of said eonri this an day of June A. n. ISL n. X, McG0N. Clerk
 49 w4w F, B BLOOM D, C.
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IT is announced that over 6 ,000 lives have been lost by the earth quake disturbances which have re- gently visited the province of Assam, in India.
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SUNDAY was the anniversary of the sixty years reign of Queen Vic toria over the English people. This is one of the longest reigns of any monarch in history.
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THE Texas Legislature, after a continuous session of over six months, has adjourned. The cost of the session, to say nothing of iIl- advised laws, was $l70, ,000
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IN some quarters Pine BlofT needs an inspector of it's morals, and that, too, one who believes the rich man should be as subseryient to the laws as his poorer brother.
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- N NJ 3 . At NA=s MHISkEY. OPIUM AND
 COCAINE
 HABIT.

And for all other diseases that come to this great health resort such as rheumatism neuralgia, insomnia. nerve. blood, liver kidney and stomach complaints. His home treatment for the whiskey and drag habits can be sent to any address. Correspondence solicited and con fl dentiaL Reference; Any banker or city official Of Hot Springs.
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 Wnrnlnn lI.ll.r

in the Justice Peace court yaueiue town ship, hefofc W, D. Vance, j.. F. Golden Eagle Co, vs. T, B. Smith The Defendant. Y B Smith, is warned to apnear in this count within thirty days, and answer theeompiaiut ot the flaintiG, Golden Eagto Co. tune l0, le9i. W D. NANCE, l. P 6 r w4W
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MnrnInn alr.ler

In the Justice Peace court Yauginc town ship, before w. D Nance, J. F. B. | Lam pert vS. Fl, A, 0shoren. the Defendent II. A, Osborne is warned to appear in this court witAip thirty days and answer the complain et the PlaintiH. E. ,. Lnmpert. June le fS9a W. D. NANGF. t. F.
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$25 $50 rgGg Tgg. TiasHae4a Y. i.S- i. !. .l.. !. qiQefs for inc Martin GirdIed. by Rex. q
 Dewitt Ialm0ge, BaEo radIani and charm= lng' hundreds Qt new photps-slands. scenes. people and places. The world 5 wonders. as seen and described hy the greatest H7inr preaoher0nd orator Over le9 massive uuarla pages Agents rcapinE a golden harvest of orders; one reports 90 s1les iu houYs I5bef- al termS- No experience needed Write for agency, quick. Address. "peaple.s .0lt Ht t'9tteNt t9t,s ' tltittlGlhtlltl- iG WfM
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PINE BLUFF. ARK..JuNE g. 1897

KING CoTToN now takes it's place in the nursery along with the other infant industries.
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NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that there win he a Public Examination of Teachers at Pine Bluff, Ark. the lst 2d days July, tS0s. to ascertain the professional Quali6cas ttonS Of aH persons desiring f0 teach jn tho public schools of Jefferson County.
 c. F. IlA TIE.
 County Examiner. Altheimer, ffersla County, Ark.. June 7th. tS9' 6sN4W
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NEVERTHELESS and notwithstand ing, the John Wanamaker notion is taking root in various localities.
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F

i 4#,ees aaed girl wanted in ] country humr. Address,
 D. E. &IAES. d2I WIt Islaea. Ark.
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Ar Immense Organ.

The new organ of the Church Of St, Ignatius. San Francisco, weighs more than 100, 900 pounds and has more than 5, ,000 pipes.
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OUR CLUBBING RATES.
Leading Newspapers at Reduce Prices when Taken with The Semi-
 Weekly Graphic.

Tho tNice-a- week GRAPme has made arrangements with tho leading newspapers of tlie country whereby if can secure them for ifs subscribers at greatly reduced prices. The list appears below, the price named be ing for the twiee=a-Ageeii GRAPHIC and the newspaper mentioned both for one year
 The twice-a-wcek GBApne and thes Thrice -a-week New York World. 2.Ou Weekly Commercial Appeal........Sl.l3 Farm Ncws......-4..........4. .60 Home and Farm. .t1 Farm Journal ..s.................. ...... .Op TeXds Farm and Rancha...s........ 2.j0 Weekly Courier Journal-....-....... 2 ..-,zl | New York Daily AdEcrtiser...a. 3.00 Y omaHkind .....,,........... ct Atlanta ConstitHtiQH................. 2.'l9
 In the above list are free silver. sound money, Republican, Democrat-
 ie. farm and household publications, and every one can fad a paper 10
 suit him. 'rhe Farm News, Farm
 Journal and Womankind are pub- lished monthly; the Home and Farm twice q month: Commercial Appeal, Farm and Ranch, CoHrier-IournaI, and Atlanta Constitution. Weekly
 New York World, three times a week,
 and the New York 8d9ertisee daily
 including Sunday.
 Parties should avail themselves Oi | these prices at once, as they are sub- | feet to change at any time.
 Select your paper. send the amount
 stated above and your will receive 1 the paper selected and the tWiee-a- weel; GRAPHIC for one year.
 l vii SEAu-N NEEK1A GRAPHIC.
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Entered at the Post-office at Pine Biuff.Ark asseeoad-elassm mailmatter
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C. NOsS Ns BRO.
 Pine ESIF4fF. A r.I=

AtsG %at&AA9 +A4.tE -.3 Ib. esus, Sls-50; S3.55. Sts5 and noe a packa%e. Largest 0re Cheapest Mau orders receive prompt attention. end stamp fer Hoeoogy. 'sa ql page paper 0l s",Aet t!euteu this p3pcr} Jos tAN2. 'Aa' 'i5ttt4Assl iiatit t~i titH. Ulu AtE
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DIR. J. B. BROOKS

late physician in charge of thc keeley Institute at Hot Springs, Ark" and the Tri-EHXra Remedy Co, Memphis. has opened at Hot springs a private institute for the treatment of the
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SE WEEKLY GRAPHIC.

0FFICE PIG W BARRAQUE ST. TELEPHONE No. 1C2.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-12-22
An Ordinance.

GRANTING TO THE EVANSVILLE & OHIO
RIVER RAILWAY COMPANY THE RIGHT
OF WAY TO LAY A SIDE TRACK ACROSS
WOOD STREET LOCATED IN THE INCOR.
PoRATED CITY OF MARIETTA, WASH.
INGToN COUNTY, OHIO.
SEcTIoN l. Be 1t ordained by the City Coun.
Gil OF the City OF Marietta that there be and is
hereby granted unto the GAINESVILLE s. Ohio Riv-
er Railway Company, It's successors and as
signs, right to construct, maintain and oper-
ate side track along the easterly side OF said
company's main track and West OF the side
New street and Wood street beginning at a
point thirty feet more or less south of Wood
street, thence in northerly direction. cross
ing Wood street at point not more than fif.
teen feet inside rail measurement. from the
side track now operated across said Wood
street, thence northerly to the Lobdell Factory
Yards
FICTION 2. The rights, privileges and fran.
chises granted by this ordinance are granted
upon the consideration and express agreement
thht said The GAINESVILLE g. Ohio River Railway
Company shall make the same fit amp conven-
lent for public travel and shall plank and keep
planked all crossings at street intersection so
wagons over said railroad track; and shall not
place any frogs or switch stands on said Wood
street and the rights herein granted shall not
vest or take effect until such conditions shall
have been fulfilled
SRcTIoNS This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force at the earliest period provided
by law.
AS passed Dec. 18th, and published Dec 10th
1897.
~ JAMES MCCLURE,
President City Council.
" CARL BECKER, City Clerk.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-12-22

SPEAKER REEDS well deserved repu-
tation for level-headedness should have
been a sufficient answer for any in
telligent person, to the cock and bull
stories sent out from Washington as
to his intention to include in the new
House rules, which are to be reported
after the holiday recess, one against
the Senate attaching "riders" to sp-
preparation bills. The present House
rules, those of the last House, do not
allow riders" to be attached to ap-
preparation bills by the House, and the
new rules will propably contain the
same prohibition. But the House would
have as much right to say what the
British Parliament should or should
not do, as to make a rule to govern the
Senate. Any schoolboy ought to know
that.