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ChIcaqo Take. Two

St. Louis, Sep. ll.-Chicago op ensd it's final seaes on tne loca glolmds this afternoon by winning oo;h games of a double header from St. Louis to 6 and 2 to 0.
 In the first game the yisitors came from behind and scored four runs, winning handily Callahan in iured his leg sliding into base and retired Darkness halted the second game in the seventh inning Chicago ait the ball at oppouune moments. in the first and sixth innings.
 First game
 Chicago ..... 0l0 10l 004--7 Il St. Louis ..... 003 000 0ll-6 F 1
 Scott, Hovlik, Walsh and Block; Nelson, Lake and q arke.
 Second game:
 Chicago ,....... 100 0Ol 0-2 St. Louis ....... 900 900 0--O U
 Hovlik and Blake; Hawkins and Stephens.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that there will be a
 PUBLIC EXAMINATION
 OF TEACHERS at the Court House the zlst ana zzno days of September, A. D., 1911, to as- certain the Professional Qualifications Of all persons desiring to teach in the Public Schools of Garland coun- ty. DAVID A. CROCKETT,
 County Examiner. (See Section 7009 Of School Law)
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phillies Beat Brooklyn.

Philadelphia, Sept, M1,-Brooklyn fost the opening game of the series here today to 1 Both pitchers kep the hits scatt INs except in one inning. In the eighth Philadei .hia scored the winning runs on singles by Knabe. Paskert and Beck and Lobert's sacrifice nit. Brooklyn escaped a shut out in the ninth when Hummel scored on his single. Coul- sons double and an out
 Brooklyn . .... 000 GOO 001--l s ( Philadelphia =. 100 GOO 02x-3N9
 Schardt and Erwin; Curtis and Carter.
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Senators Win One

Washington, Sept. 11.-Walter ohnson was a puzzle to Boston today after the first inning and Washing ton won easily to |. Bushelmap pi.oIhed wildly in the first inning. li was his first game with Boston. A muddy field and slippery ball ex- plained the errors.
 Washington .... 800 GOO O2x--7 Boston ...., loo OOQ OOO-l Johnson hnd Street; Bush. man and Williams.
 Detroit is Idle.
 Detroit Cleveland nof. scheduled.
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FOR SALE.

AT A SPECIAL BARGAiN-Ea Factory and store. good paying business, has cleared $50 to sT5 per week for the last year. Owner expects to leave city and Will sell at sacrifice. For further information see s. ] Brick sonloftlce Eddy building. sslo tf.
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The Sentinel Record is authorized to announce Judge Tnurston P. Farmer as candidate for congress from the Sixth congressional district subject to the action of the demo- cratic primaries.
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RHEUMATISM RELIEVED iN sIx
 HOURS.

Dr. Detcnon's Relief for Rheumstfsu usually relieves severest cases in few hours. It's action upon the system is remarkable and effective. It removes st once the cause and the disease quickly disappears. First dose greatly bsnents, 75c and s1.0o. Sold by Eisels and Huas Drug Co.
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FOR RENT-s2 Room hotel cen traIly located, the best proposition In Hot Springs today. Just two blocks from the Rock Island Depot. # in- terested, inquire at 63f Central Ave.
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ANNOUNCE MENTs.
For conaress. .

The Sentinel Record Is authorized announce Judge James Gould or Jefferson county as candidate for Congress from the Sixth Congression- al District, subject to the action of he Democratic primary.
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ROCK ST Rino WATER. fsuIphats Maonss!a.)

A cure for inGrgestson. yiushes ths kidneys. drives uric sarid out of the system. Best fable water. Ask yonr doctor about it, 1ls Glade Street Phone 421.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATl1R
Minneapolis z, Kansas City 3. Columbus 5. Toledo 1. Milwaukee-St. Paul, rain. Three scheduled.
 HELD FOR MURDER.
Curtis Will Plead Emotional insanity
 for Killing.

Kansas City. Mo, Sept. 11.-R. F. Curtiss, who shot Henry c. Gum bel. Jr., Saturday inflicting wounds from which Gumbel died yesterday was charged with first degree mur- der and held without bond at his arraignment here today.
 Emotional insanHy,9 it is saM, will be his plea. Shortly before the shooting of Gumbel, Curtiss had filed suit for divorce against his wife. naming Gumbel in the suit Curtiss was formerly a resident of Austin, Texas.
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WE MEET YOU HALF WAY.

This bank is working all the time to please its customers. and We have found that the plan of working with our customers is profitable ons sli around.
 We are carefully equipped 10 render the best assistance to legitimate busi- ness interests and fully organized in every banking department.
 We will take pleasure in offering our services to the public because we believe that our present customers will assure new ones that this hank can and does fulfill ali the require ments of modern banklnk.
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ApMIN,sraAros's NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby gwen that the un- dersigned. as the administrator of the estate of +. H. Meador, deceas- led, will, on the llth day Of Sept. |lyl1, or as soon thereafter as can De heard by the court. make application to the Probate court of Garland county for an order to sell the foi lowing described real estate. belong ing to said estate. viz.:
 Lot lG in block 2of 0'Brlen's suD- diyis on. in the County Of Garland. State of Arkansas, according b me map and plat of said subdivision.
 sai1 property to be sold for the purpt SC of paying the debts of sald estate.
 Gitsn under my hand as aaminis. trator Of the estate Of R. Nj. Msador deceased, lhls 10th day of August. ayll.
 T. E. RUTHERFORD, Administrator Of the estate Of iR. ii.
 hH0dnr 4anaacaI
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The Sentinel Record Is authorized O announce Hon. w. H. Martin as g candidate for congress, subject to he action of the Democratic primar- as
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SCOTT TRANSFER AND
 STORAGE COMPANY
Freight and Job Hauling.

Freight and Job Hauling. Unice and Warehouse. SIS Valley St Furniture and Plane and Piano Moy
 ing . Speciality. Phones: Onice IS. Residence, 1e4s We Store Pianos and Furniture
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Leaders Divide
'-:-s...s,.r:,s,s.s..:,,.sa1.s.ss.

Montgomery, Sept. l1.--New or leans and Montgomery split a double header here today. the former win ming the first l2 to ?. and the locals the second 6 to Q. Bill Bal ey Was knocked out of the box in tbe second inning of the first game and Man ming Smith who succeeded him was pounded all over the lot. sparks held the visitors, save in the second in ming of the second, and Barr was an easy mark. First game: New Orleans .... S2l 321 0-l2 Is c Montgomery ..... GOO ll0 O. , 5 2 Robinson and Angemelr, Bailey M. smith and GribbeAs. | Second game:
 New Orleans ..... 900 900 0-0 : Montgomery ...... 22l 900 It 8 {
 Barr and Nagle; Sparks and Crib bens.
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BARNHART--The old reliable for fur liturs rspeifing, uphaistssins; s;i kinds 4 cabinet ana carpenter wor, TIT aui- ,hs Street. Phsne sks II -ss-tf
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Misses Maude and EstelIe HolIanc have gone to Memphis to visit friend9
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Dr. J. c. Minor spent yesterday at Fort Logan H. Roots, near Little Rock on military business.
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NATIONAL LElGUE
Cubs Win From Reds |.

Cincinnati, Sept. ll--Chicago de feated Cincinnati here today in a pitchers battle by score of 2 to Q. Cincinnati could do nothing with Reulbacn while Fromme kept the hits fairly well scattered. Boyd a recruit from Iowa, pitched the final inning for Cincinnati and retired Chi cago on seven pitched balls. The timely hitting of Schulte and ShecK- o.4 xn..,,.oa
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Giants Are Idle

New York as Boston, rain.
 St. Louis Patsburg. not scheduled
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NASHVILLE wlns From AtIanta.

Atlanta, Sept. 1l.--Oayton Perry Nashyille'E second baseman today won the game from Atlanta practi- cally single handed. He got two doubles and single in four times up, scoring two runs and driving in the third. Only one game was play, ed owing to two games win be play ed tomorrow.
 Nashville ........ lQl O0l 00o--3 6 Q Atlanta ...... 500 900 0Ol--l $
 Fleharty and Erloft; Johns ana McMurray.
 All Others Postponed.
 All other Southern League games postponed, rain.
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T. E. RUTHERFuRD.

Administrator Of the estate of R. n. Meador. deceased.
 g-li 20s.
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and Forty Others. Everything New This Season. Prices 25c, soc and 75c. Seat sale at Kempner's Shoe Store. Plenty of good seats for all cot pred People.
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-30
ANNUAL,
BANQUET
OF ST. PAUL'S

The annual banquet of the men of ST.
Pauls Episcopal church will be held in
the basement of the church Wednesday,
Feb. 1. This is one of the most enjoy
able affairs of the year in the church,
and while the banquet last year was
attended by between fifty and sixty of
the male members. it is expected that
there Will be a much larger attendance
this year.
The banquet will be served by the la
dies guild. which has the reputation of
serving delightful repasts on such oc-
casions. The culinary artists among
the ladies of the church have promis ed
that the banquet will be especially
fine.
A program has been arranged for
the evening and among the speakers
will be Rev. w. S. Howard of South
Bend and Rev L. B. Hastings and Judge
James S. Dodge of Elkhart-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-30
MAYOR A. G.
SCHL|EKER
IN HOSPITAL
Especial to THE T1MEs.)

East Chicago. Jan. 3o.-Mayor A. 6.
SchIieker is at the Wesley hospital in
Chicago suffering from an attack OF
appendicitis. Yesterday at 10 a. he
underwent an operation at the hands of
DIR. F. II. Sauer of Chicago which re-
suited most successfully and reports
from the bedside this morning indi-
cate that all is we'll with the patient
Mayor Schlieker was taken sick on
Saturday morning when he was attack
ed with severe pains He suffered
acutely all morning but early in the
afternoon the pain subsided sufficiently
to permit the patients removal to the
hospital. DIR. Raleigh p. Hale accom-
panied Mayor Schlieker to the hospital,
taking him to the institution in his
automobile
Mrs. Schlieker was at the hospital
during the operation and remained until
it's success was assured. She has been
in constant communication with the
institution since and this morning re-
ceved word that her husbands temper
ature was normal and that he had com :
pletely rallied from the operation
showing remarkable recuperative pow
ers
Mayor Schlieker is hopeful of being
able to leave the hospital in less than 2
week.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-30
HUSBAND OBJECTS TO
RELATIVES AS GUESTS
Longnecker Assault and
Battery Case Is Dis
/ s T]34S8Hf1z = sss-sssss

The state case. in which Jasper Long,
necker was charged with assault and
battery upon his wife, was dismissed
in the city court this morning, the
plaintiff and defendant having agreed
to patch up their differences
In g. way the case was similar to
the one of last Saturday in which
Judge Barnett fined Mrs. Arthur Hunt,
of SOC Walter street, for contempt of
court because she failed to appear to
prosecute after she had sworn out the
warrant
While Judge Barnett did not assess
any fines he repeated to Mrs. Long
necker that the courts could not be
used simply to swing a club over a
partys head without any intent to
prosecute
The question as to whether the hus-
band had committed assault and bat
terry upon his wife was, not entered
into because of the fact that the case
was nolle pressed. Longnecker did ex-
plain that the trouble between him and
his wife arose over the fact that he
objected to having her relatives in his
home as permanent guests.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-30
DEVELOPS BAD
CASE OF RABIES
Rushed to Dyer, Where Fa-
nous Maidstone Adheres
to Wound.
Especial to THE T1nEs)

Crown Point, Ind. Jan. 30.-Fred Ha-
warth, son-in-law of Mr.. Dammier
living southeast of Crown Point was
bitten by pet dog recently while play
ing with the animal and on Saturday
the canine developed well-defined
case of rabies. The dog was quickly
dispatched and Mr.. Hawarth drove to
Dyer on Saturday where the maidstone
was applied to the wound, and it is
said adhered for several hours, which,
according to those who believe in the
efficacy of the stone. to determine the
presence of hydophobia, showed that
the wound was infected. No serious re-
suits have followed the dogs attack
as yet. The animal got into a fight
with another dog earlier in the week.
which is said to account probably for
the development of rabies.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-30
BUYS
IMME nSE
new STOCK

In competition with a large number
of other buyers Manager J. ]. Cohen.
of the White Store in Hammond, has
purchased $4,000 stock of laces, en-
broideries, edges, silk hosiery and
other dry goods from the H. l. Herr
man company of Chicago. that will
enable him to put one of the greatest
sales in this line of goods that has
ever been known here.
Five thousand dollars in cash was
paid for the order, and it was only by
swapping up the lot, while the other
buyers were trying to make up their
minds, that Cohen got the fine bar
gain he did.
ne has made the purchase under
conditions and at price that will en-
able him to place on sale lot of
the finest of muslin underwear at a
price that will be astonishing.
Cohen says that he intends to put
on the greatest reduced cost of living
sale that the city has ever seen. The
company from which the goods have
been purchased is known as one of
the largest importers, manufacturers
and mill end agents in the country.
Goods of High Quality.
One particular in which the sale will
differ from others will be that the
goods will be positively of the highest
quality. An idea of the size of the
stock may be had from the fact that
there are 5000 strips of embroidery
and 1aces in the lot, to say nothing
of the rest of the goods.
The goods are to be sold at so cents
on the dollar. This is not to be the
stock $50 cents on the dollar" sale, but
the values will speak for themselves
All goods are to be plainly marked
with the prices.
The sale will begin on Monday, Feb
s at $50 and preparations are now be-
ing made to handle the largest crowd
that the White Store has attracted
since the auspicious opening several
months ago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-30
LAWYER HALL
LOCKED UP

John c.. Hall. the law partner of
Senator Frank Gavit of Whiting. was
imprisoned in one of the vaults in the
clerks office in the Lake superior court
building at Hammond today.
Carl Ames, the deputy, left the office
to go to lunch at noon and just before
leaving closed the door of the vault
and turned the combination. He had
forgotten that Hall was in the vault
looking over some papers.
1t was not long before Hall discov-
cred that he was Imprisoned. He
thought at first that some one had
closed the door as joke, but he soon
found that the joker, if there was one.
had left.
He began pounding on the door of
the vault 1t happened that Deputy
Sheriff George Blocki was in the court
house at the time and he summoned
assistance and released the prisoner.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-30
VILLAGE REC0ROS ARE
OPEN FOR INSPECTION

The matter of village finances in
West Hammond being thoroughly stir
red up many references have been
made to that part in the auditors re-
port which shows the water collections
for the year 1910 to be considerably
higher than for the proceeding year.
without giving reason for this.
Ignatz Mankowski the village clerk in
speaking of this matter said that the
increase in the water collections was
due to the large number of house con-
nections with the water mains that
had been made in the past year These
house connections were made on 155th
street. 155 Place. Ingraham, Forsythe
and Douglas avenue and for each one
the city collected the sum of $3.50. Mr.
Mankowski said that there also
an increase of in the number of water
users and the charge that had been
made to the users of water who own
cattle.
Mr.. Mankowski also wants the pub
lie to know that the public records
in so far as they are in his care arc
at all times open to the public.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-30
GARY STRIKE SITUATION
THE DAYS
DEVELOPMENTS.

Frank Greenwald of Whiting, the
labor official. gave out q statement
In which he declared that the union
men were ready to arbitrate at all
times and were willing to leave the
matter to a committee of ten. five
from the trades council and flve
from the employers association.
with either Judge Reiter of Ham
mond or Judge Tuthin OF Michigan
City as referee.
The Employers Contractors and
Material Mems association IN Gary
held an important meeting this
morning to keep in touch with the
general situation, but gave out no
information for publication. A num-
ber of non-union men arrived from
Pittsburg this morning and were put
at work on different buildings. The
situation in Gary is quiet and both
sides are preparing for the struggle.
No more general strike orders
have been issued against Individual
contractors.
The Associated Building Trades
Council is holding a meeting in Gary
this afternoon.
The Employers association will
hold another meeting this evening.
Police are SWEARING in additional
men so as to be ready for trouble
should il break out.
The directors of the Hammond
Business Mems association met at
the rooms OF the University club of
Hammond yesterday afternoon. at
which it was decided to call gen.
eral meeting of the association to
take up the discussion of the labor
questions which now confront the
region.
There was great secrecy connected
with the holding of this preliminary
meeting, and it is understood that
the meeting In Hammond next
Thursday will be open only to mem
| bers of the association.
1t is understood that the meeting
IS to be called for the purpose of
taking up the question of giving the
Employers. Contractors and Material
| Mems association of Lake county
| their support in the impending
| strikes and lockouts.
The meeting yesterday was at
| tended by all of the directors OF the
| association. and 1t Is said that the
| vote to hold the meeting next
l Thursday was unanimous.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-30
LEGISLATORS PAY RESPECTS TO
GARYANO HAMMOND YESTERDAY

tomobile trips were taken through the
north end of Lake county. Among the
sightworthy places visited were sew
eral departments of the Gary mills.
The visitors were not only impressed
by the magnitude of the mills but by
Lake countyis assets in the way Of
mills and factories generally and by
its promising future.
At noon the party took dinner at the
residence of Mr.. Simon. In the even
ing the visitors went to Chicago. where
they boarded the train for Indiana polls.
In the party were John B. Faulkner,
Charles Frisse, Frank Galbreith, Har-
ry Strickland, Michael Grimmer. w. B.
Ban Horne Miles Furnass, Adolph
Seidensticker. Emmett Mitchell, Jacob
Buennangel, Peter Wolf of Hammond,
and Fred Gershaw, the city treasurer of
Michigan City, were the only members
in the party who were not Legislators
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-30
NO CLUE
OBTAINED
TO BODY

While no further clews have been
found as to the identity of the man
who body was found near Douglas
Park last Wednesday arrangements
were partly made to bury the man un-
der Jewish auspices, the funeral ar
rangements have not yet been definite
ly made. but the probabilities are that
the body will be buried in the Chica go
Jewish cemetery. The only facts that
the authorities have are that his name
is j. Lish, that he is of Jewish descent
and that he committed suicide bv
shooting himself Many people have
called at the Stewart morgue where
the body is being held
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-30
Ed Simon chtperones Party
From Indianapolis.

Ed SiuToil OF T. Sfnond. former rep-
resentative in the legislature was host
to party of legislators who invaded
Lake county esterday following an
inspection of the Michigan City prison.
Most of the members In the party were
members OF the committee on prison
affairs and as such they came to the
north part of the state spending Fri
day afternoon and evening at South
Bend and Saturday at Michigan City.
Mr. Simon arranged his program so
as to give the visitors an opportunity
TO see as much of the great industrial
and commercial possibilities of Lake
county as possible. and accordingly au-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-30
AN1|-C|TY
FACTION IS
CONF |OENT
Miss Virginia Brooks Proph-
estes Victory, But City Ad-
herents Are Also Confident
of Winning the Election;
Many Angles in Fight.

With the mass meeting called by
Miss Virginia Brooks. scheduled for
tonight at White Eagle hall, and an
other called by those who are urging
the change to the city form OF govern
ment called for Helms hall on the north
side the campaign, which has rent the
village fo West Hammond asunder.
will be closed tonight
Tomorrow the voters of the village
will go forth to vote their convictions
Miss Brooks said today: There is no
question that the plan to retain the
village form of government will. sue
ceed- We have taken as our motto
Vote for a village. You can't make
an, honest city out of a dishonest VIII
1age while the ring is in power. Clean
It up first
Bills have been sent out through the
village with this. slogan upon them
and are being read by all of the voters
today. Tonight Keene Ryan, the great
Chicago humanitarian. will make a
speech at White. Eagle hall at Miss
Brooks meeting. He will talk on
Graft"
Calls Upon Sheriff.
In the meantime Miss Brooks has
made arrangements to have deputy
sheriff come out from Chicago to keep
the peace and prevent the stufing of
the ballot boxes or their theft in case
this is attempted.
There are many angles to the great
fight which is now being waged in
West Hammond. Miss Brooks claims TO
have a letter from former Village At
torney Sam Markham. in which he ad-
mits thai the brick on one of the new
" paved streets is of second class
when first class brick was specified
She intends to read this letter to the
crowd at White Eagle hall tonight in
support of her contention that the city
is being pillaged by the present Off
cia1s and by those who were formerly
in control.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-30
LAKE co.
IS INVADED
BY FR|SCANS

The scrap between San Francisco and
New Orleans for the Panama exposition,
which is to be held in 1913, reached
Hammond yesterday when representa-
tives of the Frisco lobby in Washing
ton secured interviews with a number
of Hammond business men and then
telegraphed htem TO Hon. E. d. Crum-
packer. at Washington. D. c. Today
the Frisco men invade Gary
1t is understood that between fifteen
and twenty kilograms were sent out
from each of the cities of Hammond,
East Chicago, Indiana Harbor and
Gary Hon. Frank E. Herring of South
Bend is in charge of the movement in
Indiana the representative of the
Frisco lobby.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-30
Board to Wait.

The board of public works will hold
further action on procuring new
pump for the city pumping station in
allowance until 1T has secured a general
expression from the Manufacturers
association and the Hammond Busi-
ness Mems association. The board ex-
poets the committees which are study
ing the question to make some sort of
a recommendation to the Hammond city
council at its next meeting.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-30
PAY ROLL CASES
THIS AFTERNOON

The morning hours in the Lake su-
perior court were devoted to motions
and the Gary pay roll cases will not
come up until 1880 this afternoon.
There were a large number of attor-
neys in attendance in court in the in
terest of cases which are now on the
docket. The fact that criminal work
has taken up practically two terms of
the Lake superior court has resulted in
nothing being done with important
civil matters.