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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-07-06

Try bottle Of Koyaline Oil,
the great Antisept,c, and you will
then use nothing else of its kind
That's the way they aFdo. Why'
Simply because it Hves the best
value for the nonf1 tits strong
err and has aIeatE 4 power to ease
pain. If yof Vtnt it weak like
The others, YldMater to suit aud
save your wpty Pleasant as y
perfume Fan and safe Guar
anteed under the Food and Drugs
Act. Zoe, 2jc, Zoe. Money back
If you want It. For sale by All
Druggists.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-07-06
BINDS FRANCE AND JArhfl.
There Exists Tie nased Upon
Trade Fela tons Which Is
Ecld,ng

| There is y lanau Sc r,nvr,h v.hicl
| says Make baby CIV who dos 10
want to Try Baron sut euat-u W.
| calls this saying IN an attirlp in III,
| Revue 'lapan and Frame Tho -
| cent publication in The Echu he Pass 4
| an alleged confidential relp,t TX Bar,
! kpfana ~ Count katsuFa..s dot,,
! rent which he Describes NJ H. ing 9
| dpliherats forgery has 4 nfpd f.
confirm Frenthmen in AZ o,iuiun q
which a certain number ~ tblInials
NJ Ioumer at thei, head. ha,r eivt I,
their support namely that ltn,sl
Cochin 'hina is directly menaeed ~ Jaa-
anese expansion lhe peiSietei,t -
this irritating acnrsafinn rs Baron Suy-
ematsu calls il. has led this eminent
writer ~ seek ~ disahuse frrenth,ut =
of M Illusion which he thinks earrrr-
Gus. and he takes the ttpulele ~ i iHf
out IN detail the conclusive pre- #
the apocryphal character ~ the aucj,-
ment in question
The main point At Issue however IL
the political and colonial aspirations
~ japan and h"i imrerialisi ai68
ON this subject Baron SriYe,nat s4itf. ~.
tervention in lienel rayirN eauitt
fnil ~ he useful. frr th,ip Is . ei -
spread feeling here tEat egon il tlte So
called Eodena report is mot auth ~.
II wac bon tfuvate in The sense tl;,t II
probably faithful represented the =.
aims ri Japanpt t.s'iry Earrn gr,fe
nit en1lhati al, .enies any ent + i'll
putation ! points out that the -,
ese interest IN the L @rean peeinslllaat.
Manthuria is one q ~ end her interet.t
IN Co'h China aui another t,eog
fephy. hiet + national ;ecuritv a.
dictate the es Al shInent Of Iara,,re.
pre- minance the former region The
case of Cochin e. IA. AMMAN ana
rom x is quite ~ nj t,eugrarh
'chlIy these count :. ! we no etrateeir
ne for Japan. historically there ha,
been no community Of 'loueht or fool
1"g between Japan al Cochin china
and commercially III r. 'ations between
me TWO countries hay assume serious
Importance only lu' recentlt
speaking ge"nrally. Fra il a good |
cNeit 81 Japau s. japanese silk is q
considerable Item In French imports
ana to maintain and develop this tral-
the two countries should be ion
Japan appreciates. furthern the
value Of French sympathy. and Q, II
III these constructions aid >, 81 re
~ induce her to wish To remain ~, rnnd
-erms with France. there rre eurcIu.
sive argument namei, TIE ~ -aafierl
I'd futile character e ante frl
lie To France in Cochin Chira
Baron Snyematsa says fraf sf.s
VI mn French e,iie n ui
Ia. since illn n has iren snrh rs
vo Il appear to 10 dictated -, OK
'lus,veiy by So, iment ri |, ~ 4,
'issia Many Frenchiact snam {,
I'm - forget the int, I, their
'wa country in Insulting Japan5 2,
a'se the specter Of the iloeq ~
Gems him r1wuithy Ut n tivis1pJ
'eonie with nom .tapan desires ~
emain at peace. lie appeals T. the
'rcnth ~ The common interest. II both
onntries, to show greater firmness to-
yard japan
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-07-06

His Voice Needed Film

mere Is young medical student liz.
Ing In Westport wlo has decided ra1 -
speak to siri he knows HI .as n,
Ing on the young woman ,s.a,tt, /,
a'iihx 'at eI ing be volunteered 10
,ihs w NJ eonclr 81 bis song
=. .nfheo inc Tin ffirhing of
taking voice culture he said -f,,s,s,,
kror OF e good tea her who's elars. Il.
'ohaL!s:' 4 kew the rse. .s.
you, she replied His ra,ae is jafiar
cise ne ca anl III write down his
telephone nunlbeI or you The younp
mar gave hsf the card. Next a,y 10
called Taylor Up on the te]erhara "a
tn'f " Tsy' II foca feaehery,. l,a
Al s. cane o., 81.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-07-06

Af.er considerable delay, cans
ed by having new parts fitted, tie
Soda fountain at the Estorge Drug
Go was not started NJ till this week
While the proprietors have lost n
good part ot the season nv these
delays. yet there il 10 DOUBT that
they will attract to themselves all
Of their old timed custom rs 500,
rs vt becomes generally known
that their fountain is again dis
pensing Sotlas. az delicious rs
ever If such a thing could b. even
n little better formerly.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-07-06
CADE BuTEAND

On the Both nit. WIN. Banker
ade, eldest aOn Of VIM Cade who
'esided IN this city in years gone
by, and Miss Pauline A, the ar
romplisbed daughter Of Mr.. Loud
ice Buteand, were united in MAJ.
riage at Baucher, Veimi:liOn par.
ish Miss Sidney Platsmire, Of
this city, attended the Liide M
made Of honor.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-07-06

The Union Sixth District Bap
fist Association, (coloredl viii
hold it's annual session in this city
next week. The meetings will be
held in Mt. Calvary Baptist
Church, Of which Rev y q.
Livingston il pastor
The work Of the convention
will begin with the Sunday School
work. presided over BY Rev. IIor
ton, on Monday. The church
work will he organized the next
day, under the direction Of Rev
J b Livingston, who has been it's
president for many years, and the
daily sessions will consume the
balance Of the week.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-07-06
The ub0ctOr Away from Home
when Most Needed

People a,c often very much dis
appointed 10 find that their fam
~ ply stefan - away from h"nn
when they most need his services.
Diseases like rramp collie and
cholera morbus require prompt
treatment, and hav. in many in
stances move" fatal before "ed1
cine could be "siured Or rh,
stefan sunni oned, grhe right way
is TO ktepfat h nj a bottle Of
Ohaml,rrla,A' = $lic tholers and
Diar,hoea I4md ". M physician
can prescriff better medicine
for these disc les by having It
in the housa yoa escape much
pain and suffering and all risk.
Buy it now; 1t may save life 70,
sale w All Druggist.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-07-06
0tutuU,1b0N(l ASSOCIATION

The regular meeting of ~
hoard Of directors " the l'",i
Building Association was hnld ~
Last "Wednesday evening ~ "
office.
The Sec,etary's report wa ON
uf usual interest indicating tlla
the institution ia ever increasing
IN popular favor. Series ~ close,
with the last day Of June. Sine,
the last meeting 10 shares ~ new
stock were issued in that series
making its total Mt its closing, 2ge
shares. Series 80 opened on July
LIST, and on Wednesday evening
the Secretary reported that ~
shares had been issued therein
This makes q total issue Of 81
new shares Of stock between meet
ing Of the board Or directors.
The sale Of money to homeseek
ers was If interest above the
average. While the number 81
borrowers (Ave) was not uuusally
large. the amounts bid in by each
made the very respectable amonnt
Of $4,000 as represented in the ~
shares sold. A Mr.. Willard, the
president Of the Association. was
interested IN the sale and was a
bidder, and M Mr.. w. J. Burke.
the vice president, was absent.
the conduct Of the sale fell to the
lot Of Mr. &. 9. Langhliu. the
president pro .em. The sales
were:
Harry Upton, $1,000 2Jpc
Gerald Hartman, 500 2lp.c
|. A. Martin, 1900 2apc
Dr. A. q Emmer, 1000 22p Il
Mrs. y. q. Millnr,i, 5000, 22pc
The following securities offered
for loans we're then examined and
approved.
Mary Polk, FIR a loan Of $500.
offered an improved property at
7lO West Wasling.o street. this
city. The lot measures 80 X 100
feet.
Dr A q Emmer, for a loan Of
fIOOO an additional lonn-otf.,ed
the property at 1Ol West Main
street M security.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-07-06
ANNOUNCEMENT.

beg IN announce " Won my candl
dacy fos the office " nssessor ~ this
Parish, subject u the coming Demo
cratic Primary Election.
Should | get the nomination 7 pro
mise - give ycu ia'' md impartial
assessment, equa, rights ~ NJ, mud
special privileges IL none. IN o,he,
words, I viii he the Assessor of the
people and not oct 81 peOtte, being
fully aware of the responsibility cf the
Office. ! beg ~ remain,
Yours Respectfully,
v NJ Au'fv
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-07-06
NEUROLOGICAL.

M'a No,ine Betatd. widow VI
Albert Stansbmy, age - years
he'd at her late residence, $40
Center 81 this city, ON Thursday
July tth, a, ; a. N. The funeral
took place from the Catholic
Ghurch yesterday noon largely
attended hy so,towiDg relatives
and friends.
The lhptian extends i's syn
parties 10 the bereaved ones
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-07-06
Loose Leaf Ledgers, at Ml|Iajds

All the locals divines have TAX
en- great pains In the prepar atit
Of every detail for this con veptio,
expecting \ large attendance and
many representatives Of the fail
from distant points Texas Mis-
sissppi and Arkansas, ~ we'll a.
other district If this State are ok
pected to be represented at this
session.
One Of the important features
OF the work Of the session will he
m effort to reduce the debt on
Howe Institute. the district schm !
Wise plans have been matured to
this end
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-07-06
PROC LAM TION.

Otliee of the Supervisors ol c,e.,
ton 81 Ib",ia Parish, L,,,sia:,a
Lyme 2S'h, 1907
~ vi''''" Of y" Law and in ne
cordaBoe with bnr official duty
we hereby proclaim the ,nsult IF
! the special elpct,om held in ,L.,
City Of New IAo,ia t.p,,isi,po mn
Wednesday June 20, 1907 On III.
question Ut submitting IN tho p,op
','y tag payers Of sald City the
'evyiDg of - special tax Of thr..
and one bali 90 mills on III.
doIlar per annnm upon all
property IN said C,'y for y period
" ten 1O) yeats, or so much If
~ such sa'd 60 three and
one la f mills % may hc ~.
cessay 70 tais". during each yes,,
beginning eilh the yem 1909 and
extending 10 aud including year
1913, the sum Of eight tbous,nl
ana i've hupdred dollars per year.
nus aggregaling the s,u Of
eighty five thousand dollars ~ ~
vor ana aid - the New Iberia st
Martin x No'licrn RAILROAD Com
pany.
Total number oC VOTES cast
IN favor Of The levy Of sr
cial tax oa7
IOtal number Of yotrsc aat
against said special tax 4
Total amount in value or
property east in favor Of
saliIevy Of said special tax slSl5l2
Iotdl amount IN value Of
property cds' against the
levy Of said tax. 4l;w
M"Jolity 10 number vt prop .
efly TAX payers in favor of
he levy of sad special tax. 233
Maj ia value Of proper
~ Tax pa, ers in favor If
sa'd levy Of said special
tax 417,OGy
The majority IN number and
Vai"e "t The property tax payers
u the City of New IBERIA having
'oted At said special election ~
-avoI oi the levy IT said specLI
AK III AID aad IN favo, Of -"
VIEW Iberia ~ Martin 4 Northern
tallioad Company, We hereby de
'Iare the said tax carried ana
egally adopted.
l.. lyon, IT,
NJ. POirsOn
A. u. Romero,
Supervisors,
Wirntsses:
!. w iisu,nan
nlcs Dreyfas,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-07-06

Although i ~ no the intention
~ suggest that ~, San,lprs would
- establish ~" appointing sys
tru, Il h. rnull hn So -, that he
would ,,l,eal the p,imn,y lnv,
without Witch. he appointing y,
| 'rm and W., ~, could become u law
trt, nr'ih', can We lnget that ~
the az rif that he could do 80 rs
lieutenant ''nNr,n",, NJ Sanders
opposed the primary law While
We willingly admit tha. Nj, San
dr'4 nov supports the primary
law. Yet ro,rn,i business u,iuri
rl.s viii MT Justify any y"tcr,
who h"liN"a IN prln,a,'es, IN sup
porting y candidate wh". when he
could e,th" support -, oppose the
mating NJ the primary law, ch"e
I" "pros. il \ Although "" trust
that nomination hy l,uma,ies, and
Alcci'ons w he people instead "
appointment; by the Governor ave
measures vhicn the peope viii
hold against ~ "ppvsi'"n. Yet
this condition If II, ciiop, the PEG
ole ahl nominations hy primaries
is $" recent, and consequently so
imperfect. that thpru are reasons
other than sentiment why ~ Gov
p,nor should be elected who, h,
his deeds has given proof tia, ln
will maintain and perfect these
measures Eek
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-07-06
Nervous
WORKOUT

If Won are IN this condition,
v0ur nerve forop il Nea'. I've
power X giving ont the "f-
rans of tour hrlv have
slowed M anal lo the" work
inipe,fectlv. - ta''v'e y"
do the work required. clogs
TIE sYstcu, aud brings distress
au,l ,l'erase. When ~" nerves
are weak lie lfaa't Is unahle
~ force the liz giving blood
tl,,ruel yoiu yrins. the S'nn'-
ath fails ~ digest fool ile
Kidneys lack rnWe, ~ il'et
impurities frpm the blood. aud
the poisonous waste tenla'nS 4,
tie system IN breed disease.
Nerve energy n'ust ~ fcs'oicd.
Dr. Miles Ne'Vlnc VII ~ y,
hccalse II strengthens he
nerves. i y y netYc medicine
and tonic. that ieh'i'ls he
eniitc nervous system.
''reYe,al vca,s aro uas ~ hrelyec
down 7 wae rpf Vuag. vni'i nat, ravi0
HOY siarr aud was in constant Vr'n
I rincinroi for mouths an fnn''v tie
doctor said hn re,fid ~ ,attiny fnv
me ! heeau tal,ine - Miles
Ecry're nrYi nerd nlturothor ciFht
bottle arl 1eaatne strong and
healliv nrid nav rrniat i7o rnrnle.''
" "
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-07-06

WOrkmen are now laying the
foundation for The bridge Of the
Southern Pacific which will cross
the dredgeh canal recently dug ~
the Albert Hanson Lumber 20.
At Garden City Franklin E.nner
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-07-06

For % cenfs 4 month BY using
ranol Liver Regulator. Ii KEGS
The Liver. 81 ION hch and Bowels
working just kbt. Tin box 10
cents. Mone back if you want II.
For sale by. IN Druggist.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-07-06

u. lie frigerators, and ice boxe
~, In stock. We both lose If , OF
don't see onr line before purch-
r. 4. s. McMaha ~
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-07-06
A HAN w9p cpv AFFORD TO
Pay xpl1s rich enough 10
IBERIA BUILDING Association

According to the Curren, issue
OF the "lnsurance Press Of New
York, the life insurance payments
to benlficiaries IN New Iberia for
1900 amounted to Al6,l9s
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-07-06

oU SIC 0SsWOAueeN word
for 10
MI. +. Hamilton, gpostmaster
q Cherryvale, Ind Keeps also a
stock Of geleral ,ns( chand.se and
patent me icinef He says:
'UhamOerls n's collie Cholera and
II'afrboea se ledy is standard
hero 10 it, | II never fails to
give sattsfdcti0n and we could
hardly sfford TO be without it,"
For Sale BY All Druggist.
LISP YegIFoagpf. |
~ :: : ~ 9 : =, ''''
1ssr Dsildias Asssslasass.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-07-06

Breaux Bridge has called An
election for July q, to decide III,
proposition Of a . mills tax for 10
year In favor Of the N. I.-St. NJ
aud N. II. X. Go.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-18
LUTHER N. FEEGER IS
GOING TO SEATTLE
Has Been Assigned to Import
ant Religious Field.
CLOSING HIS SCHOOL WORK

Luther NJ. Feeger, of this city, who
is student at Capital university
Columbus, O., was the guest of his
parents, the Rev. and Mrs. Albert J.
Feeger, today, while enroute from
Fort Wayne. where he delivered a SER
mon on Sunday. BY special arrange
ment Mr.. Feeger will take his final
examinations at the university so that
he can complete the course in time
to leave Richmond about the middle
of April for Seattle, Wash, having
been assigned to important mission
airy work in that city.
Seattle is a promising field and it
is desired to advance Lutheran inter
ests among the rapidly increasing pop
ulation. Mr.. Feeger's work at first
will be in German but later will be
in English. 1t is probable that he
will remain permanently at Seattle.
Mr.. Feeger is a graduate of Earl
ham college. where he won high hon
ors, and his prospects for a success
ful career are exceedingly bright
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-18
NO FEAST WILL Be
HELD THIS SEASON
Lutheran Women Decide Not
To Conduct Event.
BOTH CHURCHES BUILDING.

At a meeting OF the women of ST.
Johns and Trinity Lutheran church
es. Sunday afternoon at the St. Johns
church. it was decided TO dispense with
the Wernle Orphans Home feast this
year, as both congregations are now in
the midst of building plans, it was
thought all efforts should be devoted
to such lines. The action was taken
by the women, in that 1t is largely
through their efforts that the feasts
have been held annually almost for
the past twenty-five years.
Although it was not decided definite
~ whether the feast will be continued
next year. it is hardly probable that
such will be the case, according TO the
sentiment as it stands at present.
The Wernle Orphans home feast
has long been an event in Richmond S
public life and to say that hundreds
of people will miss it. is putting the
statement mild 1t would have been
held the last Sunday in May.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-18
CASES IN THE CITY COURT.
John Hansche Was Assessed a
Fine for lntoxcation.

Josie Bond. unreformabIe police
character, was fined SO and costs this
morning in the city court for intoxica-
ton. Josie entered plea of not gull
time to get drunk when she fell into
the clutches of Officer yogelsong.
Jim Clark. eolored, who was arrested
with Josie, entered plea of not gull
~ TO charge of associating. Clark
stated that he was engaged in selling
Josie 81 worth of coal when Sergeant
McManuS took him in John Hansche
better known as Poodle was fined
81 and costs for intoxication The po-
lice have requested Sheriff Meredith
To oira him a hath
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-18
c. W. BROWN, PIONEER,
DIED SUNDAY MORNING
Had Lived in Wayne County
Nearly 80 Years.
WILL BE BURIED TUESDAY.

Milton, Ind, March 1S.-George w.
Brown, one of the oldest and best
known residents of Wayne county
died at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Alice Allen, west of Milton at
eleven o'clock Sunday morning. The
deceased was born in Grayson county
Va, November IL, 1925. He came to
Centerville three years later. He had
resided in the county ever since COM
ing to Centerville. Most of his time
was spent in and about that place
but recently he came to live with his
daughter, who moved to a farm near
this city.
Eight children survive. five daugh-
ters and three sons. The daughters
are Mrs. c. ]. Slipper of Hamilton
county. Mrs G. w Wamsley of Good
vile, Mrs. ]. w. Fink of ConnersvilIe,
Mrs Alice Allen of Milton and Miss
Irene Brown of Centerville The sons
are George G. of Milton. William E.
of Williamsburg and John A of Tip
ton. The wife. Mary j. Smith died
was Mary J. Smith ,and she and her
husband lived together almost fifty
years.
The funeral will be held Tuesday
afternoon at 1 O'Clock at Centerville,
Cyrus Baldwin of Greensboro officiat-
ing. The deceased had been a men,
Der of the Friends church since 1865.
He was a member of the Masonic
lodge at Centerville and that body
will take part in the funeral services.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-18
TO CLASSIFY WAR PAPERS.
important Work Will Be Directed by
Adjutant General Oran Perry,
Formerly of Richmond.

The Legislature appropriated $4,000
for the purpose of enabling Adjt. Gen.
Perry, formerly of Richmond, to index
and classify the war records and his
torical documents which have been &C
in connection with his of
flee for half a century or more and
have hitherto been inaccessible. The
work will be done by Miss Jennie Ell
rod, whose services were sought by
General Perry some time ago. In her
position as assistant state librarian,
which she lately resigned, she became
acquainted with the need of a system
attic arrangement of the historical pa
pers of the State and is considered es-
pecially qualified by her experience
for the important undertaking.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-18
CHURCH DEBT is PAID
Presbyterians Pleased BY An
nOunCement on Sunday.
DR.. |. M. HUGHES PREACHED

There was much rejoicing at the
First PRESBYTERIAN church Sunday
morning when the announcement was
made that the 81. 100 debt, which had
been hanging over the congregation
for some time. was liquidated enough
pledges having been made to make the
congregation entirely free from any
financial obligations. The debt was
one which accrued from current eX-
penses, the building debt having long
since been liquidated.
The Rev. l. M. Hughes occupied the
pulpit at both the morning and even
ing services and both his sermons
were of great power.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-18
Terry Flynn Objected to Three
Local CoIored Men Wear.
ing the Green.
TORE OFF CARNATIONS.
A FIGHT RESULTED IN WHICH
FLYNN KNOCKED OUT TWO OF
FLIGHT.

Terry Flynn, son of Erin's Isle and
resident of St Louis, while in the
city Sunday resented the wearing of
the green by three colored residents
of Richmond. which resulted in
battle at the east entrance of the post
office about O'Clock in the afternoon
After knocking out two of the colored
men and putting the third TO flight.
Terry coolly walked TO the Panhandle
station and left for parts unknown.
AS Terry was descending the east
steps of the post Office he saw the
three colored men desecrating ST. Pat
rick's day. SO he believed. One of the
colored men, whose names are un-
known to the police, was walking up
the steps and his two companions
were waiting for him on the side
walk.
What do ye mean by a wearin OF
the green?" demanded the irate little
Irishman, his face turning red
Il live here and its none of your
business" replied the colored man on
the steps.
Flynn Proved a Fighter.
With quick jerk, Flynn wrenched
the green carnation from the coat la
pei of the colored man, who promptly
swung at Terry. Like a cannon shot,
the Irishmans fist went out and his
antagonist pitched backwards off the
steps. One of the colored men on the
sidewalk rushed up the steps to av-
enge his friend but another jab from
the mighty fist of Terry sent him i'm
heap to the sidewalk Noting the
fighting ability of the Irishman. the
third colored fellow took to his heels.
'You had better get out of town be-
fore you are pinched. friend yelled
a man who stood in front of the Pal
Iadium office and who was a witness
to the battle.
Sure and I WILL called back the
victor" My name is Flynn Terry
Flynn, of ST. Louis-and III have ye
know that no Ethiopian is goin 10
wear the green as long as ! have two
legs to stand on. So long, I'm on my
way
The spectator to the fight gave the
game little Irishman ample opportun-
ity to leave town as he did not notify
the police of the fight until this morn
ing.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-18
EXPECT NO ACTION At
TONIGHT'S MEETING
Council Will Be Slow to Reop-
en- Freight Traffic.
MEAT INSPECTION REPORT.

It is probable there win be no action
taken at council meeting this even
ing in regard to temporarily suspend
ing the ordinance operating against
the running of interurban freight cars
on Main street as City Attorney t. j..
Study has not yet completed drawing
up the franchise that may be granted
the Indiana, Columbus * Eastern
Traction company. Council is re-
luctant TO permit cars to operate on
Main street until the franchise is act
ually before il for consideration.
Meat inspection Report.
It is probable the committee on pub
lie health and morals and Health Off
Ger Bond will present some report on
the result of their Investigations of
the local slaughtering houses and a
may be made to coun-
Gil for the proper inspection of all
meat.