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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-21
GAS STOVES
(For Cooking and Heating.)
GAS APPIANCE EXCHANGE,
llla New YORK AYenus.
WANT CzoLGosz EXECUTED.
Resolutions Adopted by the Local
knights of Fidelity.

Resolutions Adopted by the Local
knights of Fidelity.
The following resolutions were adopted
last night by Columbia Lodge. knights OF
Fidelity, which organization IL composed
Of men engaged IN lawful traffic in liquor.
Resolved by Columbia Lodge, knights
That we adjourn this our regular meet
ing as a mark OF respect 20 the deceased
President, and that the following be e.
tered upon our records:
I'VE deplore the sad tragedy which has
taken from Us our beloved President WI
liam Mckinley and 10 his wife. In this
the hour OF her deep distress. we extend
our heartfelt sympathy, and in our pray
GrS commend her 20 the Supreme Valiant
Commander Of the Universe. who Is too
wise 20 err and too good 10 be unkind'
Together with his sublime death the
life u William Mckinley. who was always
the enemy OF sin. the enemy Of strife the
enemy Of seCtiOnalism. and the enemy OF
everything smalI-hearted, impure, and de-
Dasing. Is lesson 70 the world. and We
should all seek 10 emulate tho example OF
this most noble chieftaln, who ruled over
but By power OF love and friendship
which has caused him to hold the personal
shection and esteem Of all his fellOW-citi-
zens,
We denoUnce as dastardly.the coward
ly ASA ssinatiOn Of our beloved Chief Mag
istrste and hold that the attack upon his
person was an attack on society, progress
and civilization and that the perpetrator
should at once be removed from society "
Tht resolutions the signed by a commit
Tee composed Of Hugh +. Harvey William
i. Rick. and Patrick +. Carr
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LADIES KEEDlRG ADVICE AND TREATMENT
NINE. THEO,

Medium ald Card Reader; WashinEton's mcst "a
nous clairvoyant and palmist- Consult her On
business. love. and family affairs reunites the
separated. removes spells. causes speedy mar
uag=- ard gives luck open daily German
spoken &c and Soc g29 Il ST. nv m19-7
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READY FOR SCHOOL WORK.
Supervising Principals of the Divis
ions Meet Teachers.

Preparatory to the opening Of the
new school year on Monday the super
wishing principals Of all the school divis-
ions this morning held meetings with the
teachers under their charge. Practically
every teacher who has been assigned to
work during the coming year reported
this morning. The points discussed at the
meetings included no noteworthy depart
ures from the policy pursued in other
years Superintendent A T. Stuart Wis
tied nearly all the meetings and spoke
at a number OF them
This afternoon at 3 o'clock the faculties
Of the high schools Of the District Will
meet IN their respective buildings II is
not expected that the capacity Of any
save the Business High School viii be
taxed. There the introduction Of a one
wear special course into the curriculum
IS expected 10 materially Increase the en-
roIiment. The building Is already TOO
small for the accommodation Of the
school.
IL is IT, the grade schools that the fear
of OveTcToWdlug IS greatest. Last year
q number Of the schools were obliged 10
have halliday sessions in the lower
grades the enrolment being too great FOR
the accommodation of all the pupils all
day long. The opening Of several new
bindings in the most crowded districts =
. t.ssUected 10 relieve this congestion
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Mr.. "a. NORRIS,
MADAM CATHERINE,

BaItiuores talented Spiritualistic Medium can Be
consulted daily from 10 70 8 Parlors 30 9th 81
NV. nl9-S
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Want a Guardian Named.

Proceedings IN equity were instituted today by
Emma Katherine Rcquier Pauline Amelia Lamb,
and Carlo Ferdinand Fischer, Ia which the
court is asked 20 APPOINT a guardian FOR Melvin
Ferdinand Fischer and Hilda Pauline Fischer,
minors. 90 represent them Al sale 81 certain
real estate The property IN question is prem
Uses 006 G. Street northwest, in which all the
parties 90 the proceedings are interested as ben
efciaries under the win q Bertha Fischer dated
April Il. 1896. and fl-d for probate November
. 1900 T. T. schmidt and George Francis
Williams are named as counsel for the CON-
rTssaarf-
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aches over "a poor appearance may now
be bauished. for IL Is within the means
Of every lady, young or middle aged TO
have the CIedreSt and most refined com
pleXion so dear to womanS heart
Fannie b. RalstOn. CPS Lexington Ave
nue.. Newport. Ky. says. When ! be
gan using Nine. Ribaults complexion
beautifers I did not think IL possible TO
clear my skin. my face was in horrible
condition. literally covered with red spots.
pimples, blackheads, moth patches. and
freakies- suffered thousaEi deaths.
and when ] sent for a trial Of Nine Ri
hauits beautifers / improved so wonder
fully that my friends did not recognize
me. so quickly had the change taken
place. Ny skin Is now perfectly lovely,
and there is not a blemish or wrinkle any
where"
IL is not face powder, cream, cosme-
tic, or bleach, contains no Oil grease,
paste, chemicals, or poisOnS Of any kind,
and is absolutely pure
Write TO Nine NJ. Ri5aUlt 255S Elsa
Building. Cincinnati Ohio and she viii
mail free, prepaid. IN a plain sealed wrap
per a free package Of her wonderful beau
filters and YOU will always bless the day
yOu wrote. Do not fail 10 write today.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-21
ComIng for McNIehneI.

An Office viii reach this city this evening
% take George W NcMichaeI % MekeesporL
Pa, where be is wanted on charge of lar
ceuy by bailee." NcMichaeI was arrested last
night by Detective Selgeauts Helan and No
Nance on "a warrant from the NcKeesp1rr UU-
lice. NcNichlcl was until August - the iu-
Nor member of the firm of Calder g. McMichael.
painters and decorators 40 III Atlantic Avenue.
NcKecSporJ- During the absence Of his partner
d. e. Calder. NcNIchari IS said 20 have col
Iectcd so due the frrn and with a euphoniUm
belonging 20 the hrm, worth equal amount
90 have left the town
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-21

PlImist and cad Reader. removed 70 SO 5th NJ.
eIS-1
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horse attached 90 wagon, the property Of
Carter BraNtca. which was being driven by
Joseph Lindsey, Tan away yesterday afternoon
~ the corner Of Columbia Road and Vermont
Avenue northwest. The driver escaped injury.
but the frightened animal coIIided with a lamp
post, breaking its right leg Policeman Kennedy,
% the Tenth precinct, was summoned and de-
patched the animal with his revolver. No one
was injured.
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PERMANENT INJURY ALLEGED.
A Woman Files suit for $4,000
Arninst the MetronoIitnn Railroad.


Amanda Baker. through Edward @.
Niles, her attorney, today filed suit for
$500 damages against the Metropolitan
Railroad Company, because Of injuries
she claims were inflicted upon her through
the negligence Of the company. She al
leges in her declarations that on Septem-
Der l. 1890. she was a passenger on one Of
the cars Of the Metropolitan Railroad
Company running on Ninth Street north
west, and that when she arrived at the
corner Of Ninth and y Streets northwest
she desired 70 alight. and after the car
came 10 a stop she attempted 10 do so
The plaintiff says that although che used
all due care and diligence In attempting
10 disembark yet the defendants employe
or employees negIgenuy and caTeIessly
started the car without warning 10 her
the sudden start throwing her to the
ground violently, and severely and per
maueutly injuring her about the head
shoulders. arms. legs. and other parts Of
her body. She alleges she was so badly
injured that she Is now unable 10 earn q
livelihood, and that she never Will re
gain her strength
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10 DE nuried in ohIo.

The body Of james Baylias, the former Census
Once employees. who committed suicide yester-
day in his room, the third floor Of ~ First
Street northwest, by inhaling Illuminating gas
was this morning removed from the laorgue and
shipped TO the old home u the deceased a.
NassiIlon, Ohio where the interment will take
place telegram was sent % the friends Of
NJ. Bayliss yesterday afternoon. and IN response
word Vas received asking that this disposition
a the body De made Tie deceased leaves a wife
and tao children. .
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hfoney TO lend on furniture aud
pianos: lowest rates MASTERS -
Co. Room 81. Wnrder Building.
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The Treasury Statement.

The receipts of the Government today.
according To the Treasury statement,
reached the sum Of Sl.ffs.4la.aa. and con-
sited OF customs. Ss51. 513.Sl, internal reve-
nue., $50 5157J: miscellaneous, &5G.aZ2- -.
The expenditures amounted to $Llg10lo
leaving a surplus of receipts over dis
bursemeuts amounting TO SIS, 4l303-
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Louis Marks was in the Police Court to-day
charged with being vagraut He was found
lettering Benning Road last night, and being
unable 60 give satisfactory account Of himself
vas locked up he testified today that he Vas
a tourist his way from Dakota TO Chicago
Judge kimhaN said Marks had got a long way
of his track. he sent Marks 20 the WOrkhOuse
for sixty Gavs
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1EfI


The following deaths for twsnty-four hours were
reported az the Health Department up 10 noon to-
day; William Berlin, 81 years; Richard Ashton
$ years; samuel Smith, GS years: Peter Rup-
prccht, SO years; Sophia Louise Little IS years;
Elizabeth Rreis, IS yearsI william Howe. -
ycans; James N. Bayliss "a yearsI Eliza Harris.
80 years: Edwin b. Gregory, ~ years; Charles
Il Blake. 81 years. Lula Harvey u year,; Agnes
Cunningham, 20 years; Lott!e Carroll, years
John Daniel Berry, 9 months; infant of Laiv
Richardson. ] day; infant Of Emma T. Butler,
10 DAYS; Margaret Louis Bennett, l day.
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Husband Charged With Cruelty.

Mildred A. McCabe today filed suit for dive zee
from her husband, william A McCabe. on the
grounds q cruelty and habi.ual drunkenness. She
alleges that on September last her husband
threatened 20 KIN her. l. l. stated that the
parties were married In this city in August 1870
On Sunday last, when she vas dressed % 20 out
Mrs.. McCabe declares her husband tore her
clothes RalstOn sidd0ns are named as counsel
t-r Tie lDrrr.L.Irnrr
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ing
Aoademy-''E Barbara Fristehie." afternoon and
evening.
Keman's-" Harry Buaut's BurlesqUers,'' after
a0aH aaJ e7euiug
Bgau-'FoI-de-roI." afternoon and evening.
Motor Raoes-At Coliseum, Fourteenth and Fast
Capitol Streets.
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Marriage Licenses Issued.

Marriage licenses were issued today 20 james
r. Smith and LuzaaHa T. Nutring. Gustav Lau-
ten and Matilda r. Nau, James NJ Tolson and
Elizabeth A. Schatz both Of Anacostia. d. c.
Edward j. Davis and Lucy Rollins Thomas
Powers, a. >. A.. and Mary r. Hahu Distric;
81 Columbia; Abram BaEuu-tr and Maggie Mad
d0X Joseph r Weaver. Norfolk. Va. and L8ttie
NAV Meck Baltimore. Nd.
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rheumatism, be-
cause II entirely
cleanses the blood
from the poison
Gus bstan &c 5
v hich are the
cause of the dis
ease. Il not only
purifes the blood
but by increasing
the activity Of the
blood m aking
Glands, It increases
the supply of pure,
rich blood which
adds to the vigor
of every physical
organ.
Rfr. K. a. Mcknight,
Of Cades. Williams
burg Co. SC writes +:
- had been troubled
with rheumatism for
twelve wears. 50 bad
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-21
A NEW COUNTERFEIT BILL.
IL Appears in New York and Is a
Poor Imitation.

Poor Imitation.
The Chief OF the United States Secret
Service received information from New
York this morning that counterfeit ten
dollar Treasury note of the series Of 1880
had made its appearance In the local
maTts. The bin is a poor specimen Of the
Couuterfeiter' 8 art and can easily be de-
tCCted. IL is said. Il bears the portrait Of
Webster check letter "B." plate number
either 10 or I6, Roberts. Treasurer. and
LYONS. Register.
The counterfeit r. PFC duced with the aid
Of phOtOlithOEraph is made of two
pieces of paper pasted together with the
hbre distributed between the papers The
printing of the bill is blurred and the
color is very incorrect
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-21

William Wallace, when charged in the Police
Court today with being a vagr4Ht, said he was
from Elktou. Nd, and that be- came here 20 see
Pres Gent Sic hIulcy Is funeral procession. He ad-
Witted being drunk. and got his dates badly
mixed iudcC KimhaI imposed fine Of $40
Wallace viii serve thirty days In the workuouse.
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CASE oF THE NEWS AGENT.
Taylor Not Taken Into the Police
Court This Morning.

Walter L. II. Taylor. who was arrested
by Detective Hewlett c. Pratt last night
on charge Of embezzlemsut was not
taken into the Police Court today. The
detectives wish 90 further investigate the
case. Taylor has been employed as a news
agent OF the Union News Company dur
ing the past few weeks While Thomas
W LanderSren, the local representative
OF the company, was on his vacation Tav-
Tor was IN charge Of the office During
this time Taylor Is said TO have appro-
pHatec 10 his own use about SgIG ia cash
and property OF the company
Mr.. LaudvTEreu is today engaged i'm
checking zap his books and taking an in
veutory Of stock preparatory 70 making
statement Of what Is missing.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-21

Articles Of the incorporation % the Capitol
Shoe Company were placed on dle today iu the
Office oi the Recorder OF Deeds. The incorporation
are George W Davis, j. NJ simmons and Al
pL0UzO &. Lee.
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AZ times I could not leave nv bed I was badly
crippled. Tried rnauv doctors aud two Of them
gave me up 10 die. None Of them did me much
good The pains in my back, hips and legs
land az times Ia nv head. would nearly XII
me Nv appetite was vcTy bad Ever body
who saw me said must die. took i've bottles
Of the Golden Medical Discovery and four
vials of Pellets and to-day nv health Is good
after suffering twelve years with rheumatism
The sole motive for substitution IS 70
permit the dealer TO make the little
more profit paid BY the sale Of less
meritOrious medicines He gains you
lose. Therefore accept no substitute for
Golden Medical Discovery"
Dr.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cleanse
the bowels and stimulate the sluggish
liver
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TEMPERATURE


Temperature az e. W---------- SIS
Temperature at T. u..u---------.-- o.
Temperature az B. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .G-
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IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
D0NntovNn Tempernture
= So ComnnnN Incnrnorntc,I.

The temperature registered by the standard
thermumete- az House s. Hermann today were.
a. m-, g. degrees, T. u-. o.; p- M, &C.
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Cbe Gpcuin9 Cinles
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 2. 1901


Fair tonight and Sunday, rising temperlture
sunday; Light nOrlherly winds. becoming va
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A Sudden EWIRge

OF pain IS generally the first warning Of
an attack Of rheumatism. Il feels as If
the disease were IN the bones or muscles,
but the real cause Of rheumatism IS
found IN impure blood Iu-Order to cure
rheumatism the blood must be cleansed
of the poisonous impurities which are
the cause Of the disease
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
has been very successful IN the cure Of
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DR.. LEATHERMAN,

WashinEtOn's Leading Specialist
On Kidney Bladder. Blood SKIN. and Private
diseases syphilis (any staEe) cured for life
B5th sexes Consultation free Medicine fur
nished- Hours, % p and 90 5. Also On
Tues Thurs. and sat eve. ! 20 s. Clossd
Sundays
COZ F ST. \. w.
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G. J. S Hunnicutt. Of I'll G Street
northwest. has written to the Commis-
sioners asking them to take steps 10 sup
press the utJCrauCes Of an old man who
goes about the streets preaching 10 the
people and declaring that there is no hell.
M HuUUicutt is OF the opinion that this
man should be stopped from iulamiug
the minds Of the people. and especially
the children with his doctrines
The complaint was today referred TO the
Police Department for Investigation and
report
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The Inspector Of Buildings has
forwarded a communication 90 the
Commissioners adverse to the
application Of Dr. Joseph Schou, OF C5
y Street northwest. for permits sion 20
place a hand rail on the side OF the store
10 protect the entrance. The Inspector Of
Buildings states that The granting Of the
application would be contrary 20 tn reg
ulatiOns- he also says tuat the raj. would
extend beyond the building line an adj
diJiOnal objection 10 It's being allowed
The Commissioners have approved the
recommendation and Dr. Schou VIII be
SO informed.
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The Commissioners today issued orders
that the east roadway of North Capitol
Street. between n and I Streets. De re-
surfaced, at an estimated cast OF 81. $40.
CharReable 70 'hc appropriation for re-
pairs % streets, 1872.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-21

BY order Of the Commissioners today
the resignation Of Leroy Harvey as host
Ter in the Water Department was accept
ed, 70 take effect September l. 1901. James
HuCHs wBs appointed hGstleT IN the Water
Department at $3.50 per aunum, 20 take ef-
feet this date.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-21

The Telephone COn;Drny GRANTED
PCrmissiou To string wires IN SD
burbnn Parts of the City-A Ruling
Cuuccrniul. Plumbing for Houses
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- adC Her
Beautiful
Every Lady i'm the Land Can Now
Have n beautiful skin
A TRIAL 30 FREE.

II has remained for a Cincinnati woman
To- discover the secret OF "a perfect skin
She has ~ last found the key 20 ftnl.-
nine beauty All the SlEhS and heart
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ERVING MlLLON,

he tells All names tlles- ana figures IN &C.
Ia know Your future and everything revealed
o 90 9. daily nj
NNE JONES has returned. and IS now AZ 6l3
r NV scientific paImi~rry and card reading Is
and 25c- $50 a. IN 10 p M m2I-S
ORIGINAL Gypsy PaImiSt has returned. sI9 -
NV - cents. past, present. future spells 70
moved, open sundays els-7
CONSULT ASTRO CHTRO on business. u7atri.
rrarv. Laa. reUni-inz location. position. etc;
would teach two llairvuy4nt paImistry. lstrology.
OF uaetluuShip- Parilrs 222 81 81 NV Hours,
% 10. daily and sunday mI9-4
EVERY working man and mechanic in this city
knows that We axe reliable and what We say
true therefore wish Co tell you that We have
a fine lire 0i merchant -ailCr--nads suits OF
clothes of best materials only sligutiy used az
prices 20 please poor men that have = Uife and
children To- look after Can ar the ONLTEST
il >THS OLD STAND. tls -. mI7-7
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\ (OD&RGSS
III RESUME OF rHR
WEEKS PRocEEDTNcs.
- q
In the House.

washington, Feb. 1.-THE considera-
ton of the diplomatic and consular ap-
nropriation bill in the house Saturday
developed something Of a sensation
when Representative Brown of Ohio.
standing In the center of the Repub-
Iican side of the chamber, made a
speech strongly condemning a colonial
policy and urging that congress should
at once give assurances to the Filipinos
that the purpose of the United States
was to give them Independence. His
announcement that he would advo-
cate q resolution to this effect was
loudly applauded, particularly on the
Democratic side, and at the close of
the speech many of his Republican as
sociates crowded about him and con
graduated him. Representative Miers
of Indiana and Dinsmore Of Arkansas
also spoke on the Philippines.
In the Senate.
During almost the entire session the
senate had under consideration the
naval appropriation bill. Practically
the bill was completed when it was
laid aside for the day, all the COM
mittee amendments being adopted.
but as the measure was about to be
placed on its passage Mr.. Butler of
North Carolina precipitated a discus
sion of the armor plate question. In
order to enable some Others to speak
upon the matter the bill was laid aside
until Monday. Eulogies upon the late
Representative Alfred C. Harmer OF
Pennsylvania concluded the session.
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Deafness Cannot he Cured

by local applications as they cannot reach the
diseascS portion of the ear. There is only one
way 10 cure deafness, and that Is by consti-
tutional remedies Deafness ~ caused by an
in1amed condition OF the mucus lining OF the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube Is infiaIned
you have a rumbling sound or Imperfect hear
ing, and when il is entirely closed deafness is
the result. and unless the Inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored 10 It's normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out OF ten are caused by catarrh,
which Is nothing but an infiamed condition OF
the mucus surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case
OF Deafness Caused by catarrhl that cannot
be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure Send for
circulars, free.
Sold by Druggists, T5c.
Halls Family Pills are the best
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BLACK EYE FOR PUGs.
Injunction Issued Against Jefries-
Ruin Contest.

Cincinnati, Feb. 16.-Judge HOLSTER
yesterday issued a permanent injunc-
ton against the Jeffries-Ruhlin con-
test, scheduled for Saengerfest hall In
this city tonight. The decree Of the
court permanently restrained the man
ayers of the contestants and the
Saengerfest Athletic association and
all connected with the proposed event,
from proceeding at Saengerfest hall on
any date. Attorney for the defendants
CAV notice of appeal and took excep-
lions to the law and facts in the find
ing of the court. If the case is carried
to the court Of last resort 1t is expected
hat counsel on both sides will agree
upon a mere entry in the circuit court
and proceed thence to the supreme
court next Tuesday. Since the issue
has been raised on an alleged distinc,
ton between prize fights and boxing
contests, Interested parties on both
sides seem now to want a decision in
the
Court of Last Resort
in Ohio for a precedent in the future,
even II the event is indefinitely post
poned or declared off, as seems most
probable. A conference of promoters
of the contest was held last evening.
1t was announced that there would be
no contest tonight and that another
conference would be held this after
noon for more definite action. The
feet that the event was not postponed
to any date is considered by some to
mean that the forfeit Is under consid-
GRAFTON. When Mayor Fleischmann
wa informed of the Injunction he said:
"The sheriff is the officer of the
court, and il he calls on me for assis-
lance, l will give him the entire police
department. The courts decision prac-
tically acts as a revocation of the IL
cense for a boxing permit. 1 do not
think troops will be ordered here.