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CHAPTER hls.

IltAfIEh p3o.
AN ACT In Amendment Of Chapter IS Of
the General Laws "Of Provision For the
Education of Deaf. Blind. and Imbecilc
Children
passed May 4, 1887
II is enacted hy the General Assembly ~
follows:
Section I. Section Of chapter s5 or the
General Laws Is hereby amended so as 10
read as follows:
Sec. T. All bills arising under this chap
ter shall be examined and approved by the
board of education. and the state auditor
is hereby authorized 20 draw his orders on
the general treasurer for the payment
thereof when properly certified by the sec
retary Of the board and approved by the
governor: ana sum not TO excsed four
teen thousand dellars. or so much thereof
as may be needed H. hereby annually APP
propriated therefor out OF any money In
Tho treasury not otherwise appropriated"
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect On and
after It's passage. and all acts and parts
OF octs Inconsistent herewith are hereby re-
pealed.
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Sec. II. Ne n1lnos q perm unoue Ne
control OF parent OF Guap41an ahau ~
allowed to give and subscribe Ia the inA
formation provided for In section ten OF
this chapter. or shall receive the license
provided for therein. unless the consent In
writing OF the parent or guardian. given
In the presence Of the town. or city clerk.
shall have besn first obtained; Provided
that such information may be given and
subscribed by. and such license may be
issued to- any person over eighteen years
of age who has no parent or guardian In
this state competent 10 act, and the town
or city clerk In such case shall have power
TO administer an oath relative thereto.
Sec. IL. No minister. elder justice, war
den or other person shall join any persons
In marriage until each of such persons has
presented 10 him the license named In Sec
tion ten or this chapterv and signed the
certificate appended thereto.
Sec. 13. Every minister elder. justice,
warden, or other person who shall join any
persons In marriage. shall endorse upon the
back OF the license presented TO him by
such persons al provided I'm section twelve
OF this chapter. that such persons have
been joined IN marriage by him. substan-
TALLY in the following form. to wit:
RETURN OF A. MARRIAGE.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
I hereby certify that the herein described
...... and ...... were Joined In marriage by
me. in accordance with the laws of the
state of Rhode Island in the ..... of ......
this ...... day OF ......A ID. 1Ss..
AtteSt....,.......s.....
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CHAPTER SAT.

AN ACT In Amendment Of Section 2 of
Chapter 1o4 OF the General Laws.
Passed May 6 1897
1t is enacted by the General Assembly as
follows:
Section I. Section OF chapter iol OF the
General Laws is hereby amended so as to
read as follows:
Sec. O. Every person who shall keep any
pistol gallery. rife gallery. or other build
Ing or other enclosure In any city or town
of this state. where firearms are used
without license from the board of alder
men of said city or tho town council OF
said town. shall be fined two hundred dol
lars for the first offence and five hundred
dollars for each subsequent offence"
Sec. 2. All acts and parts OF acts incon-
slstcnt herewith are hereby repealed, and
this act shall take effect Immediately.
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CHAPTER $50.

CHAPTER 5b0
AN ACT In Addition 70 Chapter 22s OF the
General Laws Entitled "Of District
Courts and Their Civil Jurisdiction
Passed May 9. 1882
1t is enacted bt the General Assembly as
follows:
Section I. Chapter 22s of the General
Laws Is hereby amended by adding thereto
the following section:
Sec. "a, The sheriffs OF the several coun-
ties are hereby authorized TO hire for the
use of the state from time 20 time and for
terms not exceeding three years. suitable
rooms within the Jurisdiction OF the sew
eral district courts. In which the sessions
of said courts shall be holden. and may
engage suitable persons 10 take care of
said rooms. when necessary; and the state
auditor IL hereby authorized TO draw his
orders upon fhe general treasurer. from
time 10 lime. to pay for the rental Of said
rooms or for tho care thereof out OF any
money In the treasury not otherwise ap-
proprated. upon properly authenticated
vouchers approved by the sheriffs making
said contracts"
Sec. ?. This act shall 60 into effect on and
after its passage.
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CHAPTER 55i.

AN ACT Placing the Name OF Robert IT,
T. Goddard Upon the Retired List of
Commissioned Officers Of the Rhode Is
land Militia.
Passed May g. 1881
II is enacted by the General Assembly as
follows
Section I. The name OF Robert III. l.
Goddard Is hereby ordered 90 be placed up
on the retired list of commissioned officers
of the Rhode Island militia. pursuant 10
the provisions OF section IA OF chapter 2ss
OF the General Laws. The said Robert H
]. Goddard having served ss colonel and
aide. e.de-csmp 10 Governor A. r Burnside,
colonel. hr~ battalion ~ Infantry. April
q. iS.i. 20 June is. issp. and as lieutenant
colonel same organization. June ie 1879.
70 Novsrpber y 49,. ; years. = months. u
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CHAPTER $40.

CHAPTER $40.
AN ACT In Amendment of Chapter 191 Of
the General Laws. Entitled "Of the Do
mestic Relations"
Passed May 9. 1881
II Is enacted by the General Assembly az
follows:
Section I. Sections 10. II. L. 13 IA. is. 18.
II, Is. ~. 20. z. %. and q Of chapter i91 OF
the General Laws are hereby amended so
as 10 read as follows:
Sec. 10. Persons intending 10 be Joined
together In marriage In this state must
first obtain license from the clerk of the
town or city in which they reside,e or. IL
residents of different towns of the state.
from the town or city clerk OF the town
in which they respectively reside. OF. II
not residents OF the state, from the clerk of
the town or city in which the marriage is
to be solemnized. The license shall con-
tain the information called for in the fol-
lowing blank form so far as the same r.
known 10 such persons. each OF whom shall
subscribe 10 the truth OF the same in the
presence OF the clerk or An assistant clerk
OF that town or city In which they respec-
lively reside. TO wit:
MARRIAGE LICENSE.
DECLARATION OF INTENTION OF
MAppTAnE
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CHAPTER U1
AN ACT Entitling Andrew Gray. CAPTAIN
In the Rhode Island Militia. TO All the
Rfghts and Privileges Mentioned Ia Sec
ton 10 Of Chapter 2o6 OF the General
Laws. 10 Which lie Would Have nccn
Entitled Had He Served Continuously
From June .. 1852. 10 April Is. A. ~ isoS
Passed May g. 1881
1t Is enacted by the General Assembly as
follows:
Section 4. Andrew Gray, captain in tho
Rhode Island militia. is hereby entitled 10
all the rights and privileges mentioned IN
section 10 OF chapter 2e6 of the General
Laws. to which he would have been en-
titled had he been In continuous service
as a commissioned officer from June ..
1852. to April 10. A. d. 1885. The said Cap
tain Andrew Gray having been In confin-
uous service as a commissioned officer
from June 9. 1852. TO date. with the excep-
ton Of the time between June 0. 1891. and
May IS. 1892.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect immo-
diately.
certify the foregoing TO be true
copies.
Attest:
CHARLES p. BENNETT.
Secretary of State.
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CHAPTER bAs.

CHAPTER 58.
AN ACT In Amendment Of Chapter ia of
the General Laws Entitled "Of Cruelty
TO Animals
Passed May 6. 1881
1t Is enacted by the General Assembly as
follows:
Section 4. Section OF chapter lii Of the
General Laws is hereby amended so as to
Section I. Whoever shall overdrive.
overload drive when overloaded. overwork,
torture, torment, deprive OF necessary sus-
tenance, cruelty beat. rnutilate or cruelty
kill. or cause or procure to be so overdrv-
en-. overloaded, driven when overloaded,
overworked, tortured, tormented. deprived
OF necessary sustenanoe. cruelty beaten,
slutilated or cruelty killed. any animal.
and whoever. having the charge or custody
OF any animal. either as owner or other
wise. shall infiict unnecessary cruelty upon
the same. or shall unnecessarily fail TO
provide the same with proper food. drink,
shelter or protection from the weather.
shall. for every such offence. be impris-
oned not exceeding eleven months, or be
fined not exceeding two hundred and fifty
dollars. OF be both imprisoned and fined as
aforesaid"
Sec q Section s of chapter ia OF the
General Laws IL hereby amended so as to
read as follows.
'sec. S. Any person violating the laws in
relation to cruelty to animals may be ar
rested on view and be held without war;
rant: Provided. that such arrest or deten-
ton without warrant shall not continue
longer than six hours; and the person max
ing an arrest with or without a warrant,
shall use rea enable diligence to, give no.
tice thereof 10 the owner Of animals found
I'm the charge or custody OF the person ar
rested. and shall properly care and provide
for such animals until the owner thereof
shall take charge OF the same, provided
the owner shall do so within thirty days
from the date of said notice. And the per
son making such arrest shall have lien
on said animals for the expense OF such
care and provision"
Sec. g. Section II OF chapter ia of the
General Laws Is hereby amended 90 as 10
read as follows:
Sec. H. Every sheriff. deputy sheriff.
town sergeant. constable. police officer or
any officer authorized TO serve criminal
process may enter any place. building or
tenement anywhere within the state. where
there is an exhibition OF the ighting OF
birds or animals or where preparations
are making for such exhibition. and with
out a warrant arrest all persons there pres
cnt and take possession OF the birds or an
imals engaged u aghting and all birds or
animals there found and intended to be
used or engaged In fighting: and such per-
sons shall be kept In custody In jail or
other convenient place not more than six
hours, Sundays and legal holidays except
ed at or before the expiration OF which
time such persons shall be brought before
a district court or the common pleas divi-
sf6n OF the supreme court and proceeded
against according 10 law"
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect on and
after its passage. and all acts and parts
OF acts inconsistent herewith are hereby
repealed.
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MARRIAGE LICENSE.
DECLARATION OF INTENTION OF
MARRIAGE.


MARRIAGE.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
(ESpectant)
I. Full name OF groom. m?..........,............
2. Place OF residence. e?..........................
3. Age In years.. -. Color?.
4. OccupationE .................... ..........s.....
=. Place Of birth?..................
g. Fathers name?.. e?..........................
:. Mothers maiden name. me?.................
Parents hirthpiace?. Father. Mother.
Parents occupation 2. Father. Mother.
s. No. or narrs ge?....... .Divorced?.........
......................B B..
=. the expectant groom named in the
foregoing declaration. hereby certify that
the information given Is correct 10 the best
OF my knowledce and belief
Signed in the presence of.................
......................... tExpectant Groom.)
fExpectant)
4 Full name OF bride7.
maiden name ~ a widow y )..............
Q Place Of residence?. .........................
2. AGO I'm ycars?... .Color?. r?....................
4. place OF BIRTH. .........................
y. Fathers namcY........... ....................
G. Mothers maiden name e?....................
Parents hirihplace?. Father Mother
Parents occupation ?. Father. Mother.
T. No. OF the rarriagc?... ..Divorced?........
going declaration. hereby certify that the
information given Is correct TO the best
OF my knowledge and belief.
Signed In the presence of..............
........................... tExpcctant Bride.b
n. B.--State whether the marriage is the
LIST. I'd. ID. &c. marriage OF each. State
whether white. black. or muiatto Give
middle names IN Gull.
Such clerk shall endorse upon said license
substantially the following form. 60 wit:
cticc of............c clerk,
...............R. r.
NO. .............ise.
hereby certify that the within license
and declaration OF Intention OF marriage IL
duly recorded IN this Office.
................ clerk.
For issuing such license the town or city
clerk shall De entitled 10 a fee Of one dol
lar. Provided that when the persons IN
tendinr 10 b. Joined IN marriage live In
different towns or cities IA this state the
fee shall be nfty cents I'm each town OF
clfv. such license shall be presented To
the minister elder. Justice. warden or 9TH
Or person who performs the mgrIisge cere-
mDHy. s.... ...I.... ...........
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hereby certify that the within license
and declaration Of Intention OF marriage IL
duly recorded IN this office.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-16
THE WEST SIDE
Up in Arms at the Prospect OF
the Partial Repeal of the
Moore Law.

The persons who originally advo-
Gated the application or thos Ai-----l
law to the west side are now up IN
arms at the idea of the partial repeal
of that ordinance, that would result by
the passage of the ordinance to be pre-
sented by Mr.. Kennepohl or some one
else this evening to declare the par
ticular square where Mr.. Ken
nepohl is located not residence
portion of the ward. They are
afraid that, in case the repeal should
pass, not only Mr.. Kennepoh's retail
| place would start Up, but that the
other saloons and dives of various
sorts would spring up on that side o.
the river, near the bridge. Ii IS no
believed, however. that the bill for th'
repeal ordinance will pass, but that !
will meet defeat by some sort OF
majority. A vigorous campaign VII
be made and is now making on eac
side of the question with all the ap
!, parent victorious signs on the side c
the Moore law ordinance.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-16
SALARIES
For the CITY Offic9rs---Some May
be Reduced. Others May
Not be.

The finance committee did not, as
has been stated elsewhere by another
paper. take up the matter of salaries
for city councilmen and officers at their
first meeting, on last Friday night
They arranged other matters, but will
not discuss the matter of salaries until
the next meeting, preceding the first
meeting in the month of June. AT the
meeting last week some one present
suggested that the matter of salaries
be taken up, but the committee
did not do so, as they had not
time nor inclination to take it up out
of its turn and give it the attention
due other things. There has been sug-
gested the advisability of raising the
mayors salary back to it's former fig
ure. ST. 400, raise tue salaries of the
fire chief and the city engineer, clerk
and treasurer, and then make ten
per cent. cut ON all salaries, including
that of the councilmen. This plan does
not meet with the appreciation of the
majority of council, as has been IN
formally determined, and it will not be
adopted. 1t is all but assumed that
the salary of the mayor Will remain
as it is, unless, IN case II
raised to ST. 400. he will formally agree
| to cover all fines from police cour
and elsewhere into the city treasury
There have been other plans suggest
ed. and at the next meeting OF th'
conncil the matter will be taken up an'
/ definitely settled for another year
| There has been strong and popu
liar demand for the reduction OF tn
city attorneys salary, and some actio
will be taken on that matter also, wit
the settlement of all the salary maj
ters at the next council meeting afte
tonight
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-16

Sergeant Krone arrested yesterday
man who will in all probability get a
trip toward the southern part of the
state for his misdemeanors. IL the BIZ
cycle men have their way he viii get
it, for the theft of bicycle is tG them.
and reasonably so, grave offense.
The man arrested was Charles Fisher.
of Harris street, West Richmond, and
his offense, as he confessed il II police
court this morning. was the theft of
two bicycles, one from this city and
the other from West Alexandria, O.
On April %, last, Fisher took the
wheel of Henry Goebler, the sign
painter, of this city. who signs his
name "Goebler, of course.n The
wheel was al Goebler's place of busi-
ness, near Benning's livery stable. be-
tween tenth and eleventh, on the aorth
side of Main street. Goebler's shop is
upstairs there, over tae livery stable.
The theft was reported to the police,
and by careful and adroit work suspi-
cion was fastened where it belonged.
A few days ago Fisher returned to thIs
city, and his arrest followed as quickly
as some details of the young mans
travels and ad centuries could be got at.
This mo- ming in police court it was
stated by III her-as he had already
stated mor lily in detail to the po-
lice-t lat F. b had taken the Goabler
wheel on the uay mentioned, and that
after having ridden it out of the city to
Dayton and to points north OF that
place, he had left it at West Alexan-
dria for repairs. There he rented
another wheel, and rode it to place
near the eastern suburbs of this city,
where he left it.
After walking into the city he was
duly nabbed by the officers as above
stated. He was found probably guilty
ard was bound over to circuit court on
a bond of $500. He will get reforma-
tory sentence, almost without a shadow
of a doubt.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-16
STATE TOURNAMENT,
An lnter-ColIegiat Tennis
Tournament to be Held
at Earlham.

On next Saturday, May 81, an inter
collegiate tennis tournament will be
held at Earlham college in which Wa
bash. Hanover, Franklin, Rose Poly
technic. DePauw and probably the
University of Indiana and In
diana university will partici
pate. Each college is entitled
to a team in the doubles and
representative IN the sin&slGs~And khx,
for There are three gold medals,
given by some of the local jewelers.,
and these will go to the winners. The
games will occupy the entire day. and
much interest is being taken as to the
final result 1t is the intention to make
a permanent organization at the same
time, and these tournaments will prob
ably be made an annual feature here
| after.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-16
CHURCH SOCIAlS.
And a Few other Notes c
Interest.

The Y. p. S. C. E. of the Christian
church is arranging to give CGban
entertainment in the near future which
promises to be one of the finest gwen
in this city for some tune.
IS
The ministers had short session
this morning and nothing but business
was transacted. The absence OF the
| president. Rev. Hubgr on account OF
an accident, noted elsewhere, was
/ cause of regret.
On Sunday evening. May 18th,
there will be q reunion of the various
lelasses that have been confirmed ID ST.
iPaurs Evangelical Lutheran church II
the past thirty years and over. and
lprogram of unusual interest Is being
nrepared. Invitations are now being
sent out to all parts of the country
where these persons reside. and Q
, good sized gathering is expected.
III
. The Woman's All society OF the
l FIRST Presbyterian schurch will meet
l next Friday afternoon at the home o
! Ms. b. D. Chapin, north tenth street
II
81 There will be social next Wednes
: day evening ST Fifth street M. L
: it hureh, given by the Epworth league
: A literary and musical program WI
he carried out and the pro
leeeds will go toward buying boo
esse. Rev. Il. Tobey, who has yer
fine library, has consented to give a
= many volumes for the new book ease
:. as the members of the church. and
of is expected that in short time. I'd
church will have well stocked iorar,
The womans Foreign MIssional
society of Fifth street. viii meet ne.
Wednesday afternoon at the church.
u -
sn The Mary Reed Mission band
nd Fifth street NJ E. church viii me
Tuesday night.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-16
Court House.

The county commissioners will be IN
session on next Wednesday, or sooner,
if the abutmeuts of the bridge at north
tenth street should demand their atten-
ton before that time.
The sheriff has served the special
venire of fifty names for the Thrawley
murder case, which is set for Monday
Nav 23, at the Wayne circuit court
room. This is the Henry county
change of venue case.
Tue grand jury will be IN session
next Thursday morning. and they vii
receive their instructions at that time
The case for which they were ea.let
especially is that of O'Nsil, who kl.le'
his brother. The names of the CRANE
iurymen will not be given ont unit
that time.
There is very little doing ST any Q
the court house Offices at present. Tn
lopening of court on Thursday mornin
next will revive the place and put
little life into the building.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-16
LOCAL ITEMS.
Ruv locust posts. Farnham.

Buy locust posts. Farnham.
Fine jewelry repairing. Haner's.
CLAYTON Hunt, ST., went to Green-
vile this morning To attend to some
business matters.
Mrs. NJ. Fitzgerald and Mrs. Man
Won went to Elwood Saturday to WISH
relatives for short time.
Albert Reed. of Baltimore, brother
of Frank I. Reed, was in the city to
day en- route to Anderson.
Mrs. DR.. |. s. Harold, who has beer
| i'll for the past three weeks with ner
vous prostration, is recovering.
| Walter Luring returned from u
wheel trip TO Cincinnati this morning
He made the trip down there IN 81
| hours.
/ Mrs. Charles G. Swain went to ln
dianapolis this morning and from tner
will go to Columbus, Ind, tomorro'
Ito attend the annual meeting OF tn
Woman's Relief Corps.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-16
Case DiSmiS Sed.

There was an affidavit filed against
Frank Stanley, for an alleged case OF
assault and battery on his wife. The
good woman stated that she had been
angry, and that he had, in motlonlne
her to go into the house, touched her
cheek with his hand, and that was all
After the temper had died out, bott
we're sorry, and found that it was mol
such serious matter after all. The
case WAS dismissed.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-16
THAT GAS SUIT.
1t Will Probably Result 10 the
Bringing of Suit by an lndl-
yidual for Others

The suit against the Natural Gas
company for its raise IN rates tnat
was to have been brought against the
city, will, in all probability, not be
brought, as the city has been temper
arily and may be permanently en-
ioined from bringing such suit. The
result of the thing may be that
suit may be filed by some citl-
izen on behalf of large number ei
other citizens, the citizens furnishing
the funds wherewith the suit may be
brought.
However. the attorneys who advised
the city and part of the council intt
the action taken still appears strongly
entrenched in the belief that they cal
prevent the permanent injunction, an'
the case will be fought.
I'VE shall see what we shall see.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-16
A Valuable Gift.

This morning Miss Juliet Hollings'
worth presented the Richmond High
school with very Handsomely
framed picture of Goethe anc
Schiller. The gift was appreciated
the more when it was known tina
Miss Hollingsworih bought the picture
with the money presented to her in thu
oaatorieal contes held short time
ago. The picture is very fine ont
and will be highly priced by the stu
dents and faculty.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-16
WILD GOOSE ERRAND.
The Tug Uncas Returned From
Havana without the Impris-
Oned Correspondents
Refuse to Give any Details.

KEY WEST, Florida. May 16.-The
United States tug Uncas, which went
to Havana to secure the release from
the Cabanas fortress of Chas. Thrall
and Hayden Jones, newspaper cor
respondents, in exchange for Spanish
prisoners, returned without the corres-
pondents. The officers refuse to give
details prior to the official report.