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New-York tribune., 1901-01-16
RAMAPo BILL HEARING FIXED,

Assemblynan Morgan, OF Kings County, came
before the Assembly Committee on Cities this
afternoon, and persuaded il TO set down January
% as tie day when hearing would be granted on
his bill repeating the charter Of the Ramapo
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for three years that i was in bed most of .ha
time, in fact, could scarcely be on my feet ar
all ] tried seven different doctors bur re-
ceived no lasting benefit / was entirely dis
couraged when I wrote TO Dr. Pierce statine
my case He advised to try his remedies
and did so. The first bottle i took helped me
and the bloat began to go out Of my stomach 7
continued the medicine until | had taken nina
bottles of DR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and
nine bottles of his Golden Medical Dfscovervs
and six vials OF his Pleasant Pellets 7 also Fol
lowed special directions for home treatment
(Which he advised). and the result was wonder
full My bad feelings left and I can worl
with comfort now give all the praise 70 nv
Pierce and his remedies. for believe they saved
my life Our family physician said could nor
get we'll.
You publish this. for am willing to Is.
others know how much I suffered and What
cured me when others failed
''Favorite Prescription makes weak won,a,
strong and sick women we'll 1t estab
fishes regularity and dries the oess,s;,-
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STATE TO HAVE ANOTHER CITY.
VILLAGES OF osWEGo FALLS AND FULTON
DECIDE TO UNITE.

oswego y. 7. Jan. 15.-The villages o. os"ego
Falls and Fulton have decided 10 combine ana
form city under one corporate name. petition
will soon be aIe to the Legislature for incorpora-
ton. The villages aggregate nine thousand popu-
iSff
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votes in the House and 81 in the Senate Thomas
Z. Barkworth, OF Jackson. given comph
nentary vote by the Democratic minority. He
ceived vote in the Senate and 10 in the House.
Five members OF the Legislature were absent when
the vote taken The vote will be verified in
Joint convention tomorrow noon
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drains which undermine the strsno-b
1t heals Inflammation and ulceraf,on
and cures female weakness. It posi-
lively cures the nervousness siaan-
1essness. backache and similar afIrnsny.
which are caused by disease OF the wo-
manly organs. 1t is the best prepara-
tive for maternity. II cures morning
sickness, gives great physical vitality ana
vigor and makes the baby's advent nracN
tically painless. 1t contains no alcohol
and is absolutely free from opium co.
caine and all other narcotics. 1t cannon
disagree with the most delicate
GRATEFUL BEYOND WORDS.
Words cannot tell how grateful am
for your kind advice and good medi-
eines. writes Mrs. John Cook OF Hast
ings. Northumberland Co., Ont It had
been in poJr health for four years back
and this spring got so bad 7 could not 90
my work. went TO the doctor and he
said I had liberation and falling Of the
internal organs. I thought I would try
your 'Favorite Prescription I took ave
bottles and three Of the Golden Medical
discovery and one vial Of DR.. Pierce's
Pellets. and can safely say that never
felt better in my life"
No sick woman Should accept her con-
dition as incurable or beyond help until
she has given DR.. Pierces Favorite Pre-
scription fair and faithful trial The
wonderful rattve power Of this nedi-
cine has been best proven in the cures
of long standing diseases which had
failed to yield to the treatment of local
physicians, and which. in many cases, as
in that of Mrs. Douglass. had been pro-
nounced incurable.
Many women write TO DR.. Pierce for his
medical advice and the wise and fatherIy
counsel which are the outcome of more
than thirty years Of practice and success.
Dr. Pierce gives to every sick woman the
New-York tribune., 1901-01-16

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for Tue Iriorns
n received their Uptown Once, No Lax BioaaMaS.
north o'clock D alNertise
received az the ollawing branch eiees al rssus
until O'Clock VIZ -ot etl-dNsss = .
cor 2Sdst 15 shave cor l2th-s, wa NaE : I'D
LAP ColurnbuSave-. near west
Nest 42d-st. 6th-ave 90 East i4th-st 2o3 Wsss
42d-st Tth and sth $50 East ttnst.' ss
3d-ave 10th and TTth lO2o Sc-aNs neas
I-oS lst-ave., Se-st: Ioo
225 Blsecksr-st.
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3. Altman 4 60.

For short season. Special Orders zuM be taken
for Taffor-n,ade and Drsssy Goqvns. ETC, at re-
ductions from, regular prices. Ney model gozUns
are shoun designed especially for Early Spring
1oear and suitable for every OCCASION
Drsssmaklns and calerins Department chird 5Icor.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-16
MAIILLAN REFLECTED IN MICHIGAN

Lansing. Mich, Jan. Ex-senator James McMil-
Ian, of Detroit reelected by the Michigan
Legislature this afternoon being the unanimous
choice of the Republican rs lrity He received s.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-16
CONDENSED PROSPEROUS WATER

VII cure any case Rheumatism IN existence IL re-
Information apply 10 JotN dOEHr-
Sole Manufactures, 18th and ol'Te ST Louis No.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-16

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New-York tribune., 1901-01-16

The widest excitement prevailed during the
balloting in the House. Long before that body
convened at 3 o'clock the chamber packed
with legislators and spectators The crush at
the doors was so great that many members had
TO have the aid of police 10 get into the hail.
rarSh IL,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-11-07
A DEMONSTRATION.
French Governnaent Sends Three
Batt1eships and Two Craiseps
TO the Turktsh Waters.

Paris, Nov. 1.-The officials of the
French foreign Office confirm the re.
port that a division of the French
Mediterranean fleet, composed of
three battleslips and two cruisers,
under the command of Adm Csillard,
has proceeded from Toulon to the
Levant to make q naval demonstra-
tion against Turkey. A foreign Of
flee official in communicating the
foregoing to Paris correspondent
here, said: The squadron sailed
with sealed orders, and proceeds first
to Greek port, the island of Syra,
I think, where the admiral will re-
ceive definite instructions as to cor
rying out his sealed orders. I am
not at liberty to say what the sealed
orders are, but the seizure of customs
at Smyrna would probably be n very
effective way of convincing the sui
tan that frances patience is exhaust
ed, and that we have decided to en-
force an immediate execution of the
Turkish governments engagements"
A Constantinople telegram received
by way of Phillippopolis asserts that
the sultan has resolved to defy the
French government.
Paris, Nov. 4.-SundaS morning NJ.
Delcasse, minister Of foreign affairs
telegraphed NJ. Bapst, councillor of
the French embassy in Constantine
pie, directing him to present Sunday
Tewfk Pasha, Ottoman minister of
foreign affairs, a note, asking how the
Turkish government proposes to pay
the Lorando claim and demanding
the execution of the sultan's trade
dealing with that matter.
The note will also request satisfac-
tion regarding the rights of France,
which are defined in the various
capitulations and treaties, and which
in some cases have not been respect
ed and in others have been encroached
upon by Turkey. ts
According to dispatches from Tou-
lon oil the officers and men of the
garrison now on leave of absence,
have been ordered to reioin their re-
spective commands Immediately.
Three transports are preparing to re-
ceive troops.
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INDIAN HEAD Flvss.
oprinsAeld 10 BEING Flooded Win
Cosnterfetts and the 1ssus May
He Withdrawn.

Springfield, o., Nov. 4.--Ths food
ing of this city with SIS counterfeit
bills was done by party of six stran-
gers, four men and two women, who
are thought to be professional coun-
terfeiters from the east, who made
the goods there and are now travelling
over the country disposing of the
same. They did not remain very long,
but kept going from store to store
making small purchases and Offering
these bills in payment for them.
A. r. Cobaugh, cashier of the First
national bank. was the first to detect
the counterfeit, which is a $5 certifi-
cate Of government issue with the In
dian head thereon. The certificates
are the finest of counterfeits, but are
about one-eighth of an inch shorter
than the good bills, and slight
roughness of the surface is noticed
in the paper. A leading banker Is
authority for the statement that the
counterfeit is so extensive that the
government will have to recall the
entire issue.
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Annual Report of Second Assist.
ant Postmaster General VIM.
4. Shallenberg.
FAST MAIL SERVICE TO The ORIENT
Urges Re. Establishment Of the Pnsu.
matte Tube Service and the
Separation Of City Mail.
The star Mail service-There Were
S26 Casualties in the Railway
Mail Service During the
Past Year.

Washington, Nov. 4.--The annual
report of the second assistant post
master general, william 3. Shallens.
berg. made public Sunday. urges reg
ular direct fast mail service between
the Pacific coast and the Orient, the
re-establishment of pneumatic tube
service generally, and the closer sep
aration of city mail by postal clerks
on railway trains rather than by
clerks of the mailing division after its
arrival in the general post Office. I'm
der the last-named proposition the
entire force engaged in distributing
the mail ready for the carriers would
be under one management, and con-
gestion in post Office could be over
come by the temporary detail of rail-
way mail clerks off duty. The city
distribution in postal cars has been
assumed entirely by the railway mail
service, supplanting the former prac-
tice of having clerks from the city
post Office go out some distance on
the road TO meet incoming trains.
Constant demands are now being
made Tor still closer separation by
having the railway mail clerks or su-
perintendent In charge take the out
going mail from the public and see
that 1t is expeditiously dispatched,
and also deliver the incoming mail
properly made up for the carriers.
Mr.. Shallenberg suggests for the
present test of the practical oper-
alton of this proposition at post Of
fees whose gross receipts are IA half
million dollars or more year.
Contracts for star mail service be-
ginning next July shall provide for
delivering mail into boxes along near
ly all Of the routes. The practice
of granting to contractors general
permission to sub-let their star route
service has been discontinued. There
were s23 casualties in the railway
mail service during the year.
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SUNDAY.

Tie licorice manufacturers nre en-.
deavoring to form combine.
The British people are clamorinp
for peace in South Africa, but Cham.
berlnin says he will not give in.
Luke i. Wright has been appointed
as vice governor of the Philippines,
with authority to act when Gov. Taft
Ia Ill.
The immunity from yellow fever IN
Havana is ascribed to the fact that
since March 100 men have been en-
gagged in killing mosquitoes.
At Pittsburg Carrie Nation jerked
a cigarette from mans mouth, and
with II come set of false teeth. The
saloon wrecker was arrested.
At Fayetteville, n. c., Louis Coun.
Gil, Negro convicted of assaulting
a young white woman, Mrs. James
West, in Cumberland county, was
hanged. ssrlst. SIS
Beers in Brussels in close touch with
South Africa declare that the recent
disaster to Col. Benson's column was
the forerunner of q vigorous cam.
paign, the season being favorable for
swift concentration of eomn,Andoea
and severe blows against isolated Brit
ish columns. 1 r' @
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THE PUBLIC DEBT.
tobes Of eo,06s, ,SOs-Total Debt,
o. s,8Ayy0ss,8BA.

Washington, Nov. 2.-The monthly
statement Of the public debts shows
that at the close of business Octo-
ber 81, 1901, the debt, less cash in
the treasury, amounted to sl,022,-
0S7, ,oS7, . decrease from last month
Of $e,SS3, ,40s. The debt is recapitu-
lated o. follows: 5iT-
Interest-besring debt, $06i, ,023, 100;
debt on which interest has ceased.
since maturity. Sl,s4l,slo; Debt bear
ing NO interest, S3s,345,244. Total.
$l,347, ,6ss, ,6S4.
This amount however, does not in
clude $500, ,s97 ,os8 In certificates and
treasury notes outstanding, which
are offset by an equal amount of
cash in the treasury held for their
redemption.
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ISLAND OF LYTE.
The Conditions There Are Annoy.
ing to Gen. smith-smuggling
Supplies.

Manila, Nov. 4.-Advices from Cat
balogan. Samar, says it is well known
that, in spite of the fact that all ports
of Samar are closed, supplies still
reach the insurgents. Most of this
work is done during dark nights by
small beats from the Island of Lyte.
Every available gunboat is now en-.
deavoring to prevent this. Hr
The capture Of Lukban's commits
sary has proved great blow to the
insurrection, as 1t renders future sup
plies very precarious.
Conditions In the Island of Lyte
are annoying to Con. Smith. A large
number of junks are used with the
express object Of aiding the insur-
gents in Samar, covering the move
ments Of fugitives and landing pro-
visions and clothing.
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DEATHBED WEDDING.
That the Woman He Loved Might
Get His Property.

Akron, o., Nov. l.--Knowing that
his death would probably come be-
fore morning, John Shepard was mar
ried Thursday night to Mrs. Mary
Snyder. Physicians told him Thurs
day afternoon that he had hut a few
hours to live, and he ut once sent
for marriage license, and u preacher.
Mrs. Snyder was already with him,
Shepard and Mrs. Snyder were 10 have
been married six months ago, but
Snyder, who is street railway man,
was hurt in wreck. He is 81 years
old and his bride of Thursday night
81. She was divorced from her first
husband a year ago. Snyder wanted
her to have his property, hence the
marriage. He was unable to SIT up
and could barely whisper to the
preachers question ~ will"
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THR Miss sToNB CASE


Constantinopls. Nov. 1.-The Turk-
ish government u already prcpa, Ing
TO resist ths anticipated demand Of
the United Ststss for repayment of
the ransom nsosssary to secure the
release Of Miss Ellen M. Stone, the
abducted American missionary. The
porte repudiates al responsibility for
the kidnapping Of Miss Stone, and
maintains that the United States has
no claim against Turkey, and that,
therefore, the latter is justified iu
refusing to recoup the United States
for the money expended in her rescue.
Sofa, Nov. 2.-The best method of
transmitting the ransom demanded
by the brigands for the release of
Miss Ellen NJ. Stone, the abducted
American missionary, and of assur-
ing the safety of the, captives, are
the matters now engaging the atten-
tion of the gmakamov missiona ries
who are negotiating with the kid
napers. 1t ID felt that unusual pre-
cautions are necessary in order to
safeguard Miss Stone and the others,
a. there Is undoubtedly danger that
the captives will be murdered after
the ransom 10 paid. ~, .s.;y o ~
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TIMES FOR HOLDlne
Court
A. b. 1902.
State Of Ohio,
Fourth Judicial Circuit,

State Of Ohio,
Fourth judicial Circuit.
II 10 ordered that the time Of The BEGINNING
Of the terms Of the Circuit Court Of the eev.
eral Counties in said Circuit for The year 1904
be nxed ~ follows, fo-wit;
Washington County-On the 7th day Of
JanuAsy and the i7th day Of Ssptsmbss.
Athsus County On The 22d day Of January
and the "a day Of September. .,
Hockine County On the An day Of Fsbru.
ary ands S0sh day Of September
vintcn County--0n the nth day Of Febru-
sry and the 7th day Of October.
Meigs Ocunty-On tbe 18th day Of February
and the ssh day Of October.
0allia County On The 96th dsy Of February
and ths itth day Of October. - -
Lawrence County On The lth day Of March
and the 2lss day OF October.
6cioto County-On the 18th DAY OF March
and the 26th day Of October.
Adams Oounty-On the ist day Of April
and the 9Th day Of November.
Brown County On the 9Th day Of April and
the 11th day Of November.
Hishland County--On the asa day Of April
ana the 18th day OF November. ~ a
Pickaway County-On the 9Th day Of May
and the 2bth day Of November.
Ross County-On the 18th day Of May and
the I'd day Of December. 7' "
Pike County. On the 9Th day Of May and
the 10th day Of December. t,f
Jackson County On the I'd day Of June and
the l6th day Of December.
Said terms 70 begin at O'Clock Q. N.
HIRAM L. EIBLEY,
THOMAS CHERRIN0TON,
THOMAB A. JONES,
Judges.
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IN THE WINTER.
OsassG's pisstes b pala's nasteeJ

Tor coughs and colds Benson's Porous
xlasters aTs IN tneompaxably bsttee rem.
sdyi ehAa Any 'othee-sxtsenal OF Internal
Their medicinal peopsrtiss enter the skin
and 20 stroioAs, b ~ ssot II ~ dissoss.
They relieve and cure 5 ''ssatsdn cold
without disturbing ths sysesm o. upsstting
~ stomach. OouSh mixtures oftso nau.
seats. Bsnsou's plastsss ase medicinal n
tAe highest dsgrss, end quickest 70 ~.
PlA6ed On ths ohSst o. back o. a bo1h
. onoe IA sssious oAsss, ~ good s2sot =
Enthusiastically. The songsStion Yields, tho
cough abaAss and he hesszhing improves
Lung q bronchial Affections OF hdnsy
dbeass, aEs cuSsd WIN ths lsast possible
suffering and loes o9 tlaAA 4hGy rGa.J
Bsnson,s RlAstss1 ass immaasuAbly q.
pe1iof q BellAdonna, etssngt gthsnin9, CAp.
Sicum Of any other sombinafion IN plasiSt
form. They are also prsfsrabls 10 oln1.
mahfs, lnimsnt1 aAd salves. - ol45E
Bsnsnb Plasten have rscsiysA 1fgt:Nse
AeASss oseorb oves Ill comps&ttces, and
moro than 5000 physiciAns and Druggists
have declared them 70 b one a the Nv
trustwogthy housshold esmsdiss. For Gale
by ~ dzuggists, q ~ WI prepay postage
on any ndmbSs ordsrsd n The UnitSd
States On rsoslpt ce96e. e6sh. t'flt'f3
y eure you gse ths genuine Aeospt no
imitation or substitute. tp-
essbury, b Johnsen. Nfe, 0AmistA M.x
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A BRITISH DEFEAT.
Fighting Was at Very Close QuaP-
ters and Maintained with De-
termination BY Both Sides
Beers Lost Heavily.

London, Nov. 2.-Lord Kitchener
has reported to the war Office dis
aster to the British near Bethel,
Eastern Transvaal, in which two
guns were lost, several officers killed
or wounded, 54 men killed and 100
wounded.
The following is the text of Lord
Kitchener's dispatch, dated Pretoria,
November 1: ~ have just heard Of q
severe attack made ON the rear
guard of Col. Benson's column when
about 20 miles northeast of Bethel,
near Brokenlaagte, during q thick
mist. The strength OF the enemy is
reported to have been 1000. They Sc
cured two guns with the rear guard,
but 1t is uncertain whether they were
able to remove them. Fear our cas-
ualties were heavy. Col. Benson was
wounded, but not severely. "A re-
heving column will reach him this
morning." WIS
Later Lord Kitchener telegraphcd
a. follows:: .Col, Barer marched
from the constsbulary line yester-
day; reached Benson's column early
this morning. unopposed. He re-
ports that Col. Benson died of his
wounds. z7 tg5f rrr tj'h
London, Nov. IA dispatch from
Lord Kitchener. dated Pretoria, re-
ceiysd hers, aye Col. Kekewich. dur
Ing . night ssrpFtse of Van Alberta
lsagsr, northeast of Rustenburg,
about 90 miles west Of Pretoris, CAP
tured 70 BoeU..
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ATTACKED BY ROBBERS.
Family Bound After Breaking
ling-HOuse Ransaclsed.

Canton, O., Nov. 4.-Six masked
robbers used scantling to beat down
the front door of the farm home Of
Bslser Race. six miles north Of hero.
Five attacked the father. mother and
tive ssns. The oldest son showed
AghN but was knocked down. All
were bound, the house was rausack-
"a BY the Ave, while the sixth stood
guard. Thirty-fve dollars in cash
end certificates of deposit were
stolen. Threats Of torture were
made, but nothing more was
found. A herse and buggy be-
longing to Race and horse and bug
gy belonging to q neighbor, John
6heets, were stolen, and the burglars
made their escape, ltaa ~ ar
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SATURDAY.


Secretary Long recommends the
construction of 10 more naval vessels
of all classes.
Prince Hu has been appointed to
represent China at the coronation of
King Edward VII. "l 'oi r',9h
Smallpox threatens the destruction
Of the Winnebago Indians on their
Nebraska reservation.
One man was killed and three se-
vercly injured by the blowing up
OF locomotive near Shanopin Sta
ton, Pa. 0nU'nE l''i tfi0erqi
Twenty buildings were destroyed
by fire, involving loss of $4,000,
with insurance probably one-third
that amount at Uniontown, Pa. Nh.
Two men were killed and q dozen
injured, some Of whom will die, on
the Pennsylvania road at Plymouth.
Ind, by q collision of q freight and
q work train. ''t. -i' ~
The monthly coinage statement Of
the coinage executed at the rnints Of
the United States shows that for the
month of October, 1901. the total
coinage wac ss,72s. 1858. tn. f,f hslF.
Eeports from the state Of Sonora,
Mex, state that Yaqui Indians at
tackled Mexican ranchers near Ona.
las. killed 30 persons and escaped to
the mountains. Troops are In pur-
suit.
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NEWS CONDENSED.
Interesting Intelligence Gathered
~ Wire From All Parts Of
Both Hernispheres.



The last rails of the line connecting
Moscow with vladivostock has been
laid.
Senator Clark de- repnted to be the
richest man in the world. He il ra-
ted at two and half billions.
Mrs. Jas. p. Carleton, of Iowa Falls,
aged 30, became grandmother, and
claims to be the youngest grandmoth-
er in the northwest
A coiored man named VIM. Hale
fired into a political meeting 1T Ter
rum, Va. Two men were killed and
others wounded. Hale escaped. NJ
The steamer Dirigo, from Skaga-
way, brought 100 passengers and 700
tons of canned salmon. Navigation 10
practically ended on the Yukon.
The frst snow storm of the season
struck Duluth. Mimi. and continued
for about half an hour. The temper.
~ture is very cold, with prOspects Of
more snow.
The fercest forest fires since 1885
are raging few miles south of Pop
lar Blur, Mo. The woods have been
in flames for three days, and thou
sands of cspttle and horses are In dan.
ger.
1t Is reported from Salonika that
brigands have carried off the mother
of the chief of police of Seres, in Mac
edonia, about SO miles northeast Of
SWlonilsa, to the same spot where Miss
Stone is detained.
Seventythree carloads of -four on
track and 90 carloads in the ware
house of the Wisconsin Central Rail
road Co., at Manitowoc, Wis. were
destroyed by fire together with the
warehouse and dock property of the
road.
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GOV. DURBIN REFUSES,
Will Not Grant ReGuisition For Ex-
tradition Of VIM. 8. Taylor and
Charles w. Finley.

Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 4.--Gov. w.
Il. Durbin, In lengthy communica-
tion addressed TO Gov. j. C. Beckham.
of Kentucky, refuses to grant the
requisition for the extradition of ex-
Gov. William s. Taylor and Charles
w. Finley. who have been indicted by
Kentucky courts for completely in the
murder Of Gov. William Gocbel. Nj
The governor declares in his letter
thaA there IL persecution. and that
Q ''mas Of sslf-evident perjury re-
flects poisoned passion of the court
and jury."
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TEACHERS PENSION LAW.
the supreme Court Declares II Un-
constitutional-Hel 70 be sps-
cial Legislation.

Columbus, o., Nov. 2.--The supreme
court declared unconstitutional the
teachers' pension law, whereby pub
Ne school teachers in the city Of To-
ledo are sseeased per cent. Of their
sanual salaries for the purpose Of
n,aintsaning Q fund for the assist.
anoe Of retared instructors. The law
was held to be special legislation.
The decision apphes 70 similar lssvs
IN Cleveland. Cincinnati and elss-
where. .iHaM ln liHEl anh ll4l4f.. n