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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-10-31

Pursuant to law, /, LESLIE NJ. SHAW, Gov
ernor of Tie State of Iowa, do hereby proclaim
and make known that ut the general election
no be held upon Tuesday next after the first
Monday Of November proximo, the same being
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02
Will Boom His Business

5. Laval. n merchant, OF Dallas, Tex,
writes; Il thought ! would have to give
up business, after two year, Of suffering
from general debility brought on 10y
ovsrwork and long hours, bot four
bottles Of Electric Btters CAV" NE now
lie. can now eat anything sleep we'll
and fn.l like working all the time, It's
the best medicine on earth" Its n
wonderful tonic and heath builder Tor
tired, weak, -ickly and run down people.
Try II. Satisfaction guaranteed Only
% nj l.. W. Ric. Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02
Had to Conquer or Die.

IL was just about gone" writes Mrs
Rosa Richardson Of Laurel Springs, y.
c., Il had Consumption so bad that The
hest doctors said ! could not live more
than u month. but began TO use DR..
Kings New Discovery and was wholly
cured by seven bottles and am now stout
md we'll" It's an unrivnlled life saver
IN Consumption. Pneumonia. La Grippe,
bronchitis; infallib'. for Coughs, Colds.
Asthma, Hay Fever, Group or Whooping
Cough. Guaranteed bottles Jlc aud
sl.o. Trial bottles IRE. a, Ric.'s drug
sior.
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NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT.

IN tbs matter ~ ,l.~ .-ss'. III Jam-. L.. White
a~r~a~srt.
Wh asy ~ Narvk A y. iva. ,~ins ~. Il ii.~
rat,lar dsts II tks feAsSWaSy tern ~ tk~ ,,,,.
n. rssrt aa ~. 0rasds ssssnsy, !. tfsris. 4.
ts-lss~ tis JWAss ~ aid rsssrs. pt~.~~s sS kns
ssttt~Msnt ~. s>srk shsaiai.tralsss aud eSsS tile
approval ~ the sasss. aud sii ti,.a apSly l., h.
slWs sWs tiare asy rst-s, M Interest asp az.
e-ss sssa rs~ssta 'as5srtissss Ia The .sss. " en-
usss~ ts.
Hs's'i a, N.~te vi.,s. G..i't..i", jssssp :.
CsAal4s 4. WasrN. Aim.ini.SssS4,
~ ~ eesAts ~ jaass /. Waite 4oeoasod.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02
s.oekhsldsrs' Annual Nssti,s.

>"tic~ !. hsrsao given thst the f.,salar annu.
Vista kisststr sRd 0ss Lisht toAusay sill i.-
s~id a. tlss s,eSre ~ tse 0~eessi Aanss~r ~,
lir-s sveaue. In u. so~h ~ Nss,- Vista. Mo
hay ~ February 4. d, ttAt. at ion etsrL ~ m !,
Ter th~ purpss.s ~ elertihf hve dirvesor-. and
ear the transArslsa II .erh uth-, bu.in~-s a.
Nab ss~se t.sfar~ the sse~stAx.
\. ~. Cssrss>. rr~-t,-n,.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02
G. c. KERR, Monte Vista.
Career and Character Of Abe Lincoln.

An address by Joseph Choate,
Ambassador to Great Britain, on
the career and character Of Abra-
ham Lincoln-his early life-his
early struggle with the world--his
character ~ developed in the lat
tor years Of his life aud his admin
istrstion. which placed his name
% high on the worlds roll Of
honor and fame, has b+.en pub
lishesl by the Chicago. Milwaukee
4 st. Paul hallway aud may oe
had by sending ak (G) cents in
postage to +. 4. Miller, General
Passenger Agent, Chicago. Ill.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02
Bucklen's Arnica salye

Has world.w,d" fam. for marvellous
cures. II surpsss.s amy other snl,. 10.
ton, ointment or balm for Cuts, Cofns,
Burns. bo'l-, sores, F.lons. Ulcers. Tot.
TER. Salt Rh-um. Fever Sores. Cbappci
Hands. Skin Erupt,ons: ln'allible for
Piles. Cure guaranteed. Only 2Jc nt
Ric"'s Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02

II is rumorcd that the Santc Fe
has brought out the extension from
Florence To Silver CliH and will
run n line INTO the sun Luis Valley
in the near future.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02
Dress making.

am prepared to do drcssmak.
ing. cutting and fitting by the
Famous jackson Tailor System,
nj my home on west Jefferson 81.
between md and :ird Ave.
MHs. Il. GEORGiA DVvic
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02
Naa1lapnoA.

"nbes. ] never hear you mA1o ~
fun Of yosr wife's cooking"
"Wsll. ma: you see. she belongs 70
~ snasy cssoking clubs that I do .
good deal Of the home cooking ny.
srif"-indiannpolis Journal.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02

Have your Boots and Shoes
repaired at Angus, LinLow's, two
doors west Of journal Office. New
Work n speciality. Al work
guaranteed.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02
Land and water

Uncle John Fulleuwidyr Inns sor
eral sections Of good hand near
Mauassn. well waicrcd, which hn
offers at $3.50 per acre, on liberal
terms He present post otIir"
address is, Locketi, Colo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02
Dead. 1aAeeS,

Good morning. Mr.. Cassidy" said
the undcrtakcr's humorous friend. u
suppose business is dead with you?"
Path. i, is Ao.- replied Cassidy. with
great seriousness. 81 haven't buried
. livin' soul for nearly q month
Philadelphia press.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02
Ne TOek Chiekss.

0uest-RoasS veal or roast chicken.
sr! Which coats the most. The chick
ems. suppose.
waiter-lt's all the same. air. This
isa table d'hots dinner. you know.
Gu-st-l know, but wan, 10 get my
moneys worth.-Philad~lphia Press.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02

Th" most soothing. healing aud anti.
septic application ever devised is de-
Wits Witch Hazel Snlvc. II relieves
NJ onre aud cures piles, sores eczema
mud SKIN 'i,-~ns~~. beware ~ limitations.
Rir~ Drug Storc.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02
0sN u Ns1nseeA,

Hs--l have been late to work ssses
sssrnins since my employer raised uy
sslary.
His Wlfs-Yes: nov that We sso Ai,ls
80 hire . sook you can never 80 ysass
6rsakeAst on tlme. Judge.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02
A IsvpSeSesee

Rev Dr. four,hly honestly believe
you think IN. ,.tmon. are too gloomy.
Miss Park siop. Well. frankly. I do
like the more cheerful. .hr.marrlrd. the.
xirl-snd.,h.y'li'c happy ever after
Kind u sermons best BROOKLYN Eswls.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02
Ckrap.

Prof. Thuinper-Ah, Mr.. Skinhias.
your daughter 1. 10 clever that Il =
. pleasure TO teach her music.
Mr.. Skinhint--A pleasure. eh? Well.
then. I s'pose ] don't have to ny ~,
for tt.-N. Y. Journal.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02
n. Material D,s.,-.... .

Yeast-Yon say you've tried ho,nee-
pathic and allopathic doctors!
Crimsonb-ak Yer. both.
did you find an, difference
"So: the bills seemed to be just about
the Same. us."-Yonkers Statesman.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02
s.asAsA .. As.s,s.ss.

LA06sA - AeOstb00s.
That polisioiaa 10 ~ stubborn - .
mule"
Yes" answered Senator Sorghum.
"thc troublv about him IL that he
hasn't a. much pull A. mule
Wsshington Star.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02
4 Hot shave

You surely will appreciate.
especially when applied by san.
dcrs or Icnrtrcc. We have then,
all lengths and styles. rs well NJ
bunch Hair Cuts. Call and ,nvcs.
tigatc.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02
To HE'D acc stock .

For 30 days will sell all Good.
nj Cost Come and sec me.
y. a. BAgNEs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02
Csso1ss... ,:,rh..s.A,

What I obj-c, Ia. ,aih III. eabls.
"is i'einx disturbed ~hrp I'm 10 i,ed. %
"Asd think" aid the telegraph
wire. there oush, TO be some rest
fos me when Ia uader eround."-lisr.
tb0 Lite.
Read T'Ir JoVSxzI.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02
BEAD The JOURNAL.

Miss May l.lddy is quite sick
with tonsilits.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02
.Aset,si,


Farm buildings of j. NJ. Brashear, two
miles east Of Monte Vista, Joining Soldiers
Home grounds
.rsi..ss
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02
v~u NJ Stsss.k.

have II head Of young stock
for, H~le-4 10 X months old, in
goo,l order.
". G. MriNzrH.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02

W. carry n full linc Of llcntcrs.
Ranges and cook stoves nt lowest
prices. 0iBBs a. ABRAMS,
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Barber nr.
rived Friday morning from Fort
Worth. Texas, where they have
been for some months lnsi in the
hope TINT the climate would prove
beneficial to Mrs. Barber. health.
The change was not found To i,c
agreeable and the dociors recon.
mcn,lcd her return 10 Monte Vista.
\ letter from John WooIs states
that he Is well pleased with The
business prospects in Texas and
may decide 10 locate there instead
Of returning TO Lincoln. Nebraska.
He is now in Bridgeport. bu, cx.
pcctsto 90 10 Dallas next week
Il. q. breckenridge has ls.~n
suffering this week with mn attack
Of the grippe which .ctil~i IN his
right eye. 'I'h'.. the physician
Aavs Is rarc occurrence, nnd i.
quito painful.
Tho Wunimcn Of Alnno-a have
about concluded II contract with
the leader ~ the Midland hand Of
Colorado CITY 10 tnko charge of
thsir hssd.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02

We are making some very close
prices on Ladies Jackets.
fnsscttr
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-02-02
hh~

Ihreshing sc-nc on farm Of J. NJ. Biwsht~r
Wheat, 3Si bushels per acre; o~,s. 20 bu.
A sample Of our many bargains
.t.x.tts
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-04
LEGAL FIGHT OVER A HORSE.
The Battle Continues After TIL.
Death of the Animal

The BntfIe Continues After the
Death of the Animal
BALTIMORE, Feb THE sto.y Of a
game of bide-and-seek over a valuable
horse IS involved in the suit OF William
L Bird and J. L Levin against Richard
II lobe and the American Bonding and
Trust Company, which came up Saturday
on questions of law before Judge Stock
bridge. IN the City Court. The horse.
which was named Bay Hal. belonged to
Ar. Bird, who IS a lawyer and stock
breeder Of Pittsburg. Pa Some time ago.
as Dir. Bird claims, the horse was stolen
from him By one Of his employees Mr.
Bird hunted for the missing animal and
found that 1t had been brought TO BaIti-
more and pledged With MIR. JObe as Sc
cUrity for a debt Mr.. lobe, il is al
legged, promised to give he horse up If
8Ir- Bird would help to find the man who
had stolen II and share the expenses
thereby incurred This Mr.. Bird agreed
10 do.
Mr. Bird could not find the man he
wanted, and when he went back 10 AIr.
lobe, after several days. the horse had
disappeared again. After another hunt.
lasting about a week and costing several
hundred dollars, Mr.. Bird again located
me morse. IRIS time on q farm ia BaiJF-
more county. belonging to a Baltimore
lawyer. Then Mr. Bird sued out a search
warrant before Justice Richard A Bean.
at Arlington
Under the search warrant the horse was
taken from the farm where il had been
located and was placed in charge OF J. l..
Levin, a blacksmith at Arlington. until
The justice should decide what disposition
TO make Of the animal BEFORE the justice
could decide the case Mr. lobe sued out =
writ Of replevin. under which the horse
was taken from Dir. Levin by the sherin
Of Baltimore county and delivered 20 Mr..
JUbe- = bond for 81 900. with the Ameri-
can Bonding and Trust Company as sure
ty, was given by Mr.. lobe when he OBJ
tanned the writ Of repleyin-
The replevin case was heard by the Cir
cult Court for Baltimore county. which
decided against Nr-Jabe. and ordered him
to return the horse TO Mr. Bird and Mr..
Levin. This was not done. Mr. lobe claim
ing that shortly after the court had pass
Cd the order in the repleyin case the
horse WAS taken from him under q writ
OF attachment obtained against Mr. Bird
by Walraven & Mitchell attorneys Mr.
Bird never heard Of the horse afterward,
and last Saturday It was stated in court
that the horse was dead The suit OF Mr.
Bird and Mr. Levin IS to recover on the
repleVin bond given by MI lobe
Judge StOckbridge reserved his deci-
sion on the questions Of law argued be-
fore him
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-04
Testing YELLOW FEVER
Martyr to Science Believes in the
Mosquito Theory.
Allowed Himself to Be bitten In =
Cuban Camp and Contracted the
Disease-Other Hen Wearing, In
foctee: Clothing nS an Expert
nsent-TryinS Injections of Blood.

CHICAGO, Feb. John J. Moran. Of
| this city, a steward in the United States
Hospital Corps. recently offered himself
to the men of science at the sanitary
camp near QuemadOs. Cuba. 10 be ey-
perimented on in relation to the mos
| quito yellow fever theory. Moran writes
/ as follows:
I was here five days before any 1.os-
| euitoes we're applied TO ne. because at
| the time 1 came here 1 had worked in
General Lees place in Quemados, which
town was supposed 10 be infected. and
the board wanted TO make sure I was not
infected prior to my arrival in camp.
! December y entered the mosquito
| building. where I was bitten b. seven mos
t quitoes. This building is divided into two
F! sections by fine wire mosquito net
ting The mosquitoes, together with the
| subject to be bitten. are in the smaller
| section, while the members Of the hoard
are free to watch proceedings from the
, larger ami nOn-mOSguito section
1T did not take those mosquitoes long
| 10 get 10 work ca me- l think some of
them must have tasted some days, for
they seemed TO be verv hungry
Z
Of this species. and ne said 1t was known
as 'culex fasciatus- They have striped
legs, and when you look at them closely.
as l did Il was watching them bite NE
by means Of hand glass;, they are OF
grey color. The males rarely ever
bite.
Christmas morning I had headc che.
/ between and 10 o'clock, and was told
by the president OF the board that I had
yellow fever ~ lfelnaI- ba-
my temperature was up to IO4 and a
/ traction, and the pains | suffered on
christmas night were too intense for
descTiptIOn-nOt in any particular part of
my body, but in every part
Toward morning on the 26th / could
locate my pains So il was for the next
three days, when nv pains began to dis
appear. but ( was almost wild for want
OF sleep The menu for the first eight
days Of my sickness consisted Of he fol-
lowing: Ice and water. ad libitum'
Several doctors from Havana visited
ne and all said was very. pretty case.
believe they belong 20 the Board of Vel
low Fever Experts Of Che city OF Havana
came out minus about twenty pounds of
LeSn. and do not care fer any more vel
low fever. If you please I am almost as
strong as ever now, and feel 10 III effects
from my experience
They failed 10 get a case out Of the
Inteeted-eiothilg building, although they
have had three classes each spending
tNeniy-one nights there in wearing cloth
Ing that had been worn by yellow fever
patients; so I believe there is nothing in
the theory Of Infection by that means.
They are now proving that yellow fever
can be conveyed from yeIlow-fever pa
tent to healthy subject b. taking a
drop or two OF blood from the FORMER and
I'M ll.l inc s. ga.~-
qditoes take the cake. and I wish those
who are inclined TO aisbeIieye that mos
quitoes are capable of conveying yellow
fever would Try them just once
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-04
PASSION PLAY DENOUNCED.
Quaker City Rabbi Says Il Is Unfair
10 the Jew

- uziE&eF lily nsdeDBE says II Is ma
10 the Jew
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 4.-Rabbi Joseph
Krauskopf said yesterday he knew OF moth
ing which could have rooted deeper the
existing European prejudice against the
Jew than the Oberammergau Passion Play.
There were moments when. listening 20
the play. he felt is If he had TO rise and
declare aloud to the thousands of persons
who crowded the auditorium that what
they heard and saw was. so far as il de-
picted or tyDiiied the Jew. .unhistoric in
fact, false il Interpretation. cruel in in
ference"
Dr. KrauskOpf made these statements IN
the Introductory lecture of a series on the
subject a Rabbits Impressions OF the
Passion Play before his congregation
yesterday morning in the keneseth Israel
Temple.
From the moment the play began. '
said DR.. krauskopf my enjoyment ceas-
ed I had resolved to look at the produe-
ton as q sightseer. not as 4 critic; but I
could not. When the opening lines we're
spoken the tourist turned critic the traV-
eler turned theolOgian the c. smopoIite
turned Jew From that mon re uHdy-
ing Jew within me rose TO u. III height
70 assert anew his deathless allegiance 10
Monotheism."
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-04
MINT UNDER SURVEILLANCE.
Other Arrests o. Employees Expected
in Philadelphia.


PHILADELPHIA, Feb 4--Following
the private conference held in the Mint
On Saturday morning between Superin-
rendent Boyer. Director Of the Mint Rob
ertS and Secret Service Operatives Vii
liam J. Burns and Matthew Griffin comes
the announcement that the Investigation
Of alleged steaiiDgS is practically at an
end. and that several arrests Will be
made III the near future. Joseph Swope.
the coin melter. who was arrested
charged with stealing abraded. coins and
who subsequently made full confession.
was closeted with the Secret Service men
for some time following his arrest, and
there Is a strong probability that much
YVES cleaned from him by the Government
officials concerning the peCUlatiOns OF
others
Operative Burns. when questioned con
corning further arrests. said that such
course Mould undoubtedly be pursued
bat that he did not care TO discuss the
matter q length. he minated. however,
that the Government had the case we'll
under hand. and WAS only waiting for a
favorable opportunity 10 act As far as
ciTCuust2ntiaI eyid nee is concerned il
is pretty we'll Unde stood that the Secret
Service men have evidence in plenty, but
are not risking any technical points in
law BY premature arrests Every man
suspected it IS said has been carefully
Swallowed. his every movement being not
ed- Tue fact that Operative Burns dis
guised as & workman. toiIed side y side
with SwoDe for several days. clearly indi-
Gates that. IN addition 20 watching the
latter. The operative also embraced the
opportunity Of centring his attention on
others
Deputy United States Harshal Peter D.
Helms. IN whose custody the prisoner was
placed ana who accompanied him 10 Com
missioner EGmunds' residence on Satur-
day TO SrOcure the necessary bonds for
his release pending trial was present
earlier in the day. when Swope took an
aEectiolate leave Of his wife and daugh-
IeTs-
3irs- Swope, in bidding good-5y 10 her
husband. according 10 Marshal Helms,
said 70 him Nov Joe. why don't you
tell what you know about the others ?''
= have nothing 10 say he IS reported
10 have replied
Having confessed to the Secret Service
men. IL Is understood that Swope was
cautioned 10 remain quiet and not talk
10 anyone. not even members OF his fam
lily
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-04
THE BOSTON CUP YACHT.
Ls'F"son's Boat Inspected by Seyernl
Naval Officers

Naval Officers
BOSTON. Feb REAR Admiral ssnag-
son, Naval Constructor William !. Bax-
ter. and Commander George II. Kearnev.
Chief of the Steam Engineering Depart
ment Of the Navy Yard. visited The Al
iantic Works Saturday by Mr.. Lawson 5
invitation and inspected his candidate for
Cup defender honors-
Designer CrowninshieId showed Con
structor Baxter the design on the scriy-
ing beard and every detail Of the boat.
Constructor Baxter entered into the dis
cussion Of The design with great earnest
ness Mr. CrOwninshieId gave him the
fullest possible insight into his plans
and later took him to his Office in town
70 show him the sail plan After leaving
Mr. Crowninshield the Constructor was
asked what he thought Of the boat he
replied:
Under the circumstances shall not
| express any opinion except to say that I
( think she is very good boat I now take
a great personal interest in the yacht
; and will take advantage OF Mr. CroYain-
/ shields invitation to visit her when she
is in the building stage as often as an
opportunity offers. Mr.. Crowninshield
has certainly turned ont q splendid boat.
! but Of course without details of the boat
now building in Bristol one would not be
, justified in making comparisons"
Constructor Baxter said he had no
doubt of the ability Of the boat to carry
an enormous amount OF sail under strong
breeZes.
Twenty pairs OF frames for the boat
were bent Saturday, and at this rate all
the frames should be shaped by Thursday
night Twenty-seven plates of Tobin
bronze have already arrived and thirty
four more were shipped Saturday from
AGSOnia, Conn The material for the deck
beams is almost all on hand and the work
Of bending these beams VIII begin tomor-
row
The keel, which WAS cast at Braintree.
arrived al the Atlantic Works yesterday
afternoon and the bed is in place 10 re
ceiye it. The wooden and steel spars are
being made The former have been cut in
halves and dug out and are now hanging
up in LaTley's big shed to dry out Two
new models of the boat are being made.
One is TO be sent TO the model room of
the New York Yacht Club with the com
piiments of Mr.. Lawson and Designer
CsOWninshieId.
It now seems probable chat the Lawson
boat Will be launched early in May, or
about three weeks later than the Bristol
craft
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-04
An IMPEACHMENT ENQUIRY.
Supreme Court Case Attracting At.
teBtfon in North Carolina

tentiOn in North Carolina.
RALEIGH, y c, Feb 4-The House
subcommittee on judiciary. which has
IN charge the taking Of evidence in the
matter Of the Impeachment Of judges
Furches AID Douglas. OF the Supreme
Court, finished taking evidence Satur5lay
evening Judges Montgomery and Clark
and Clerk Kenan. of the court. were ex-
a1nined. Subp0euas were issued for ex-
State Treasurer Worth and ex-Auditor
Aver, -but at the last moment it was de-
eided not to examine them. The sub com
mitJee will make It's report today to the
full committee
This is going 10 be a celebrated case
II North Carolina history. whether the
Senate impeaches or not. The fusiOnists
four years ago elected TheopEiIus White
State Fish Commissioner Two years o 90
the Democrats returned to power. They
sought to Gust White and when they found
they could not do this. the Supreme Court
having decided that he could not be custed
during the term for which he was elect
ed bill was passed Torbidding the paw
ment OF any money to White The matter
vas taken again before the Supreme Court
and the three Republican judges-Fair-
cloth, Chief Justice FurChes. and Douglas
ISSUED mandanuS ordering the Auditor
TO issue White q warrant and the Treas
ury TO pay it out of the shelIfish fund in
the treasury This was done There IS a
Democratic judge. Walter Clark. on the
bench, and a PoEulist jUdge-Montgomer
Chief Justice FairCloth died last month
and Furches was made chief Justice
Charles A Cook. Republican, filing the
vacancy caused by Furches' promotion.
TWO years ago Furches expected to be
imDeached- The Legislature would haze
impeached the three Republican Judges
last year at the adjourned session If il had
had time. as the desire Of The Democrats
was to get them out of the way so as , OF
to jeOpardiZe in any way the cons.ftQ-
tional amendment limiting the Legro
franchise. with which it was feared the
court would Interfere
Now the impeachment proceedings have
been launched and by Representative
Craig. OF BunCombe who is an aspiraut
for the United States Senatorship now
held by Senator Pritchard- There are
many who have an idea that in some way
a case involving the constitutionaIity of
the franchise amendment viii be brought
in the Supreme Court this year and that
the Republican judges ought to be gotten
out Of the way as quickly as possible: but
others say the amendment viii not 20 into
effect until July /, 1902 and that. Of
course, no case could be made up Until
after it became effective Even then it
would be November. 1902. before the Law
could be tested. as some negro who offered
10 vote al that election and was refused
could only then bring suit The terms of
Judges FurcheS and Douglass expire jan
UaTy / 1903 before the case could get 10
the Supreme Court on appeal from the Su-
perior Court, il which it would have to be
brought.