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The Archbishop Of Manila is a gem
Of intolerance. He issued an order
threatening accommodation OF all
newspaper proprietors who dared to
publish in their columns Masonic no.
tees or notices of Protestant services
One publisher has dared to notify the
Archbishop that II he brought about
religious disturbance he would be bun
died out Of the Islands like any other
disturber. Presumably that had a
beneficial effect. But the Archbishop
is nowhere beside the Filipino, priest
who announced that he had assumed
the office Of Archbishop and proposed
to have the Catholic churches in the
Philippines to cut loose from the church
authority in Spain and form an inde-
pendent jurisdiction. That priest is an
insurgent, of course. The genuine
Archbishop has now communicated
his rival and there the matter stands
These troublesome priests will find, ere
long, that under the Stars and Stripes
religious freedom is guaranteed to all
men, and that into the Philippine ques-
ton no religious question will be al
lowed to intrude.
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sEND THE WEEKLY UNION TO YoUD
friends in the East.
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OFFICE OF THE UNIFORM
Board" National Guard Of California,
room 25 third floor Mills building. San
Francisco, Cal, July Is, 1899.
CiroIlar No l.
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FOR MILITARY SUP

Sealed proposals in duplicate will bt
received at this Office until IL o'clock
noon, Saturday, August 2e, 1899, and ther
opened, for furnishing the National Guart
of California with the following articles
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DELIABLE
~ ..' ENTBRPREINC
Sacramento Dealers.
PACIFIC GROVE BAkEpv

II you Want Dread as near hOmeliko q a
any baker can make it, buy our Domestic
Also, all kinds Of breads, pies and cakes.
For a specially, try our Sunshine a
prlght 3Yh yellow 1s cake. Both phones. RICE
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The Wool Market.

Boston, Feb 10. The American
Wool and Cotton Reporter says:- Con-
sumers of wool feel somewhat encour-
aged on account of the firmer position
of the goods market and are disposed to
look around for stock. Some of the
large mills have been represented in
the market and considerable figuring
has been done on good-sized lines,
which has not, at this writing, how
ever, resulted in any increase of busi-
ness. Actual sales, as far as ascertain
ed. in fact, are slightly less than those
of last week. hut there is uHquestiona-
bly, more desire on the part of manu-.
lecturers to buy, although ia several
instances their ideas of what they shall
pay are below the views of holders Of
wool The latter, however, are pretty
firm, and no instance is reported where
concessions have been made. The de-
mand is chiefly for woods which enter
into serges and cheviot goods.
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TO-DAY in CONGRESS.
THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Feb 10. - The bill
amending the act providing for the re-
endorsement to governors of states aud
territories for expenses incurred by
them in raising and equipping the vol
unteer army vas reported by Warren,
of Wyoming, from the committee on
military affairs.
Allen, of Nebraska, offered joint
resolution, providing for the submission
TO legislatures of the amendment to the
constitution providing for the election
of United States senators by q direct
vote of the people. Laid on table.
Allen also offered a resolution de-
claring the senate reafiirmed the doc
trines of the declaration of independ-
ence, these principles to be deemed
universal and to apply to all who have
distinct society and territory OF their
own. Allen asked immediate con-.
sideration of the. resolution, but
Chandler objected and it went over.
The house bin, to establish a national
military park to commemorate the cam
paign of Vickshurg, was called up by
Mr.. Money, of Mississippi, and passed. !.
Jones, of Arkansas, presented res0-.
luton calling upon the secretary of the.
navy for a concise statement0f expense.
of the personnel of the navy under the
proposed personnel bill. The resolution
passed.
McEnry, of Louisiana, asked unani-
nous consent for vote on his re6oIu-
tion declaring the country's policy in
regard to the Philippines, nexH Mon,
day. Mallory, of Florida, objected. M
The senate agreed to request the
house for conference upon the indian
appropriation bill. 3R U
THE HOUSE.
Hepburn, chairmanlof the committee
on Interstate and foreig1 commerceS
gave notice in the house this afternoon
that at the proper time he would offer
the Nicaragua canal bill as an amend
ment to the suEdry civil bill. The state
ment was greeted with applause.
The house, in committee of the whole,
consideration of the sundry
civil appropriation bill. The general
debate closes today.
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FAnothsr aJolt.Y

Poor Taos county is getting many a
.jolL" these times. Here's the latest
from the Trinidad Chronicle:
"Charles E. Griffith. newspaper and
mining man of Taos county. New Mex-
leo, is in town. lie was run outof New
Mexico year or so ago for reproducing
an article from Harper's Bazaar ex-
posing the practices of'the Penitentes.
He barely escaped with his life. ~
If this is the same Griffith that once
ran the Taos Herald. the people of Taos
will never be condemned for having
made SO complete JOB of running
out"
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Presidential Appointments.

WASHINGTON, Feb. lO.-The Presi-
dent TO-DAY made the following nomins-
tions: Clinton F irwin, of
Illinois, associate justice of the su
preme court of Oklahoma; Frank l..
Coombs, of California, United States
attorney for the northern district Of
California
Sta e-To be third secretaries of en-
bassies, London. England, Spencer H.
Eddy, of Illinois; at Paris. Samuel
Morrill,, of Massachusetts,; ct Berlin.
Germany, II. Perclval Dodge, of Massa-
chusetts
William A. Richards, of
Wyoming, to he assistant commissioner
of the general land office.
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Co1fax pisi.iou.

To deal fairly with the people Of Col
fax county. the New Mexico legislature
ought to consult the people who pay
the taxes, and who give the county
prominence and character, before con-
sidering the proposition of dividing the
county We have neither the wealth
nor the population for two counties. II
let alone for few yeaFs Colfax county
will pay its debts aud get in good tinan-
cial condition. The people want no d.
vision.-R Ration Range.
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Congressional Waif.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 8 1t is believed
that there viii be no extra session of
the senate. AIdrich. Hale and Ledge
have arranged for long European trip,
starting soou. Senator Morgan has
abandoned all hope OF the Nicaragua
Bill becoming a Inv during this session.
Among the bills for public buildings
approved arr the following: LeadvilIe,
Cole. 50.000; Abilene, Texas, $4,000.
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Mrs. S. Il. Killen is teaching at Mrs.
Malboeut's store the Taylor System of
Dress Cutting" whereby the cutter can
obtain perfect fit, no matter how dis
torted the figure. By this system the
latest French styles can be cut; inclnd-
ing collars, sleeves, skirts and all styles
of waiste. This is not a chart but a
genuine tailor system, which effects a
great saving for the user: the basting
and boning alone as taught by thissys I
tenn are worth more than the price
charged. Any style dress cut, and the
system of cutting taught every day
from to 8 o'clock p. m. Slave
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-At the cabi-
net meeting today the President read a
brief extract from the report of the
war investigating commission. A can
of roast beef taken from the commits
sary stores was opened The members
all declared, as far as they could deter
mine. it was in perfect condition. The
question Of an extra session of con-
gress was discussed. 1t is the opinion
of members Of the cabinet that in case
the army reorganization bill fails an
extra session will be necessary.i
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'Nebraska DeadIock stIlIOn.

LINCOLN, Neb., Feb. 10. There were
no changes In the vote for senator on
the joint ballot today. This was the
twentieth ballot, greatest number ever
cast the state Uuripg senatorial con-
test, There are indications that the
Republican members will get together
soon in caucus to select candidate
upon whom all can unite.
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A Murder and Two suicides n
Colorado.

DENVER, Colo. Feb. l0.-O.ga Law
renius.s q Russian. last night shot SBd
killed her eieYen-yeaf-oId son and her
self at the Arno. She was' the Gantee
of Henry P. Rhodes, lawyer, who died
yesterday from wounds inflicted b.
himself with a raz0r- She had amys.
terlous ihilnence over Rhod&. Which,,
IL is supposed, led him to commit sui
eide. She was an anarchist and hed
With her husband from Russia. The
husband died here. She lived, she said,
only to teach her son to hate the ear.
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Coal Miners Strike.

Fort WORTH, Texas, Feb. 1O.-Six-
hundred and fifty miners, employed by
the Choctaw Coal company of Indian
Territory, struck this morning. The
strike was caused by four men joining
the miners union. The mines of the
company are practically shut down.
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st. Louis Suburb Burning.

ST, Louis, Mo-. Feb l0--A telephone
message from Webster Grove, fash
ionable residence suburb of st. Louis,
says fire threatens to destroy the whole
business section of the town. The
Allen building and several adjoining
stores are destroyed. No water can be
secured BIZ the tiremen.
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Don't forget that Prof, W. c. Nc
ConneIl will no longer be a. the Rosen-
thai hall, as he his rented the Nal
beuf hall, west Of the city fountain.
/ will now continue to teach at this
place. All who wish to learn the old
and new dances fox tliel masquerade
all on the 2gdI II tfuaf5 may do so
V cal2l8 % me- lessons % cents;
IllVate lessons 70 cents Satisfaction
guaranteed. Twolopular young ladies',
who have alre;'dy brought me eighteen
pupils, will assist me IN teaching. Spec
ial attention paid to school children
every Saturday afternoon at 2 p. n.
Lessons % cents. 76-1mo
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observation-disclosures

NEW YORK. Feb 10.-Bob Fitzsim-
mons aud Jim Jeffries signed articles
today for fight some time between
April "a and May 26, before the club Of
fering the largest purse the fight to be
twenty-five rounds, or to finish, If
that can be arranged.
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AKRON, O.. Feb. I0-Tne stockhold-
era Of the American Cereal company, az
the annual n neeting. accepted the prop
osltion Of the New Cereal Food trust
for the absorption OF the American and
also ten other cereal companies.
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CuuoAeo. Feb. TO- Wheat May
7216@5ss; Julye7
Corn Feb, 351lz May 6%@37,
Oats. Feb. 252s015;May 2855@1S.
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Wheelmen Racing

PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Feb l0.-The /.
A. w. voted down an amendment 10
the constitution reIinq aishing control
of racing. g
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a Toronto Blaze.

ToRoNTO, Ont, Feb. 10. Fire today
destroyed the building on Front street
occupied by Gowans, Kent & Co.,
crockery aud glassware dealers. The
loss is estimated at 100000.
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Governors Mansion Burned.

FRANKFORT, KY, Feb. 10.-The gov
ernor's mansion was destroyed by fire
today. Firemen were hampered by
frozen pipes.
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ployes. The increase. Gates said, would
amount 70 $50. 900 and had been11ade
by the managemententirely OF It's own
accord. ~
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WIN Not Sell the carolInes

MADRID, Feb. l0.-The Spanish gov
ernment has decided not TO sell the'C Car
oline islands. - a ~
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Money Market.

New YoRK. Feb. iO.-Money on call
nominally 21z per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper, 294@5A per cent.
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President Sfens Treaty..

WASHINGTON Feb. l0.-1'he treaty
of peace was signed by the PresidentI
this afternoon.
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TEMPERATURE RIsTNg.

Z KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Feb. l0-A rise
of temperature from ten to fifteen de-
grees, has taken place in the southwest
since yesterday. The Thermometers
this morning recorded five below zero
against twenty on Thursday.
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LETTER LIST.

The following letters remain nm
called for at this Office for the week
ending February Sth, 1899:
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H. u. No. 23is now in the hands oil
the governor. IL authorIzes county
commlssIoners. on petition Of 500 Qnal-
ided taxpayers in counties Of the ffsl
class, 300 10 counties Of the second class,
200 inr counties Of the third class, and
loofn counties Of the fourth class. to
levy special taxes for the building OF
puol'c bridges. The amount 80 suthor-
ized 90 Be raised being limited TO s15.-
600 "a coQntIea'of the flrst class. slo-
600 IN counties Of the second class.
5000 Ia counties Of the third class and
$4,000 In counties OF the fourth class.
Considerable interest among the busi-
ness men Of Las Vegas. Albuquerque,
Santa Fe and other points where local
boilding aud loan associations are msIn-
tained, has developed IN the Duncan
bin to tax outside building and loan or
ganizations for the benefit Of the school
fund. A similar measure was up at the
session Of two years ago but was mys-
teriously 'scotched The assembly
men can well afford 10 support home
intesest1n this mattef.
0de Of the most prominent RepubH-
cans Of the Territory states that plan6
are now being made for the purpose
going before congress With a moi
ment for the notification aof some
the acts Of the present session Of
legislature. Oh. there's fun ahead
t,sra.down Of Catron and Perea 49,
smbIy opSas up.a political dy1 nat
WIN long sttfact isdtI0b.
Governor 0tero win delay lthe ap-
pointment of officials for Otero leousty
until about the lst Of A,pril. u ~ said
to be the governors intsntlo to visit
Alamoaordo during the lasH week Of
March, for the purpose Of donsultine
the Wishes Of the people of Tho county
named in his honor, before hint
ments of these are made. ,1ld
A good road law is what rrj=
tory needs, one that will Co -
visors to do their duty
law In the past New
regarding road work = ~ lsfIor
in almost every ,respacF, and the Present
is expected By the people to
~ a. - a
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Councilman Catron Is the anthor or
biIl which has passed both houses O
the legislature. and which llxes tbe tim
for bolding the district and suprem'
courts. The regular term al the sd
prsme court Is to be held ia Santa +.
commencing On the Ilui Neduesda,
after the drst Monday IA January ID
each year.
Councilman Romero's bin relatinn q
county Commissioners has pssse> {,
council. The bill provides forfdu =
tion Of three county commission - /
each county of the Terrila1<
the term Of only ous -
two years. tbe eEhe<
B. no 50, an act 10
rise county school ~
sppoInt sedoo dlf( "a. }6@Ir fe5:
pecllvo counties. ferfed ID lie com
mittee on education.
Yesterday Mr.. Richardson introduced
a joint resolution 5urging congress to
create an additiq6al judicial district 10
b composed Of Lincoln, Chaves. Eddy
ana ecadaluu E counties. which passed
the council.
=. The council committee will make an
verse report on the division OF Colfax
ppty. That settles the whole ques..
but Il It doesn't, then the bill will
illed IN the.Iower house.
here is large delegation at Santa
from Socorro 10 the interest of bill
3 - coS Spaaity irrigation
dItenes.
The council yesterday passed the bill
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WEATHER MoDERATINa.

OMAHA, Neb Feb lO.-The temper
atnre has moderated materially. The
coldest record during last night was six
below zero. Snow commenced falling
this morning,
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Persons.calling for the above letters
win please say advertised. "
j a. CARRUTH, r. M.
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WEATHER BADLY MIXED.
Low Records Broken In Some
Places-Weather Modera-
TING In 0thers--Colo-
rddo Suffers.



DENVER. Feb. 10.-A special to the
Times from Aspen says: The mount-
ain trails aud railroads are completely
blocked by the last heavy snowfall.
amounting to over two feet on the
level. A snow side has damaged the
Peoples electric plant. leaving the west
ern part of the city In darkness People
living at the foot Of Aspen mountain
are moving to escape snow slides. Sew
cral buildings have collapsed under the
weight of snow. A coal famine is i'm
minent. The mines will have to shut
down in few days.
TRAIN LOAD OF COAL SECURED.
LEADvILLE. Colo, Feb l0.-A thous-
and snow shovelers, furnished by the
mines aud smelters. succeeded in OPEN
Ing the Rio Grande railroad to Malta to-
day, bringing 10 train of coaithat was
stalled there. No trains are running
north of Salida. The Midland hopes to
reopen tomorrow. The Rio Grande snow
shovelers at Shoshone struck today for
higher wages. They have been getting
s1.75 per day. The toad In Grand
Canon is buried under great piles Of
snow.
CHICAGO, His, Feb. 10.-The crest-of
the cold wave has passed here AT 6
q. NJ. today the thermometer registered
IL below, after which gradual moder
alton set In. The prospects are that by
nightfall the mercury will be above the
zero mark. So far only one death has
resulted from the severe cold.
RECORD BROKEN.
PITTsBURe, Pa, Feb 10.-All cold
records of this section were broken to-
day, the new record Of 20 degrees be-
low zero being established by the
weather bureau. Business is almost at
stand still. schools are dismissed, and
navigation OF rivers is closed.
FROZEN TO DEATH.
NEW YoRK, Feb. 10 The tempera-
ture here took another drop today. the
thermometer registering seven degrees
below zero this morning. A. N. Nolan,
Il tugboat fireman, was found frozen 10
death on North River pier. Hudson
river between Nyack and Tarrytown is
frozen over.
WEATHER MODERATING.
OMAHA, Neb Feb lO.-The temper
atnre has moderated materially. The
coldest record during last night was six
below zero. Snow commenced falling
this morning.
TEMPERATURE RISING.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Feb. l0-A rise
OF temperature from ten to fifteen de-
grees, has taken place in the southwest
since yesterday. The Thermometers
this morning recorded five below zero
against twenty on Thursday.
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Metal Market

New YoRK, Feb,t 10 silverY5Qk
Lead. S4.20. 80
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MANILA, Feb. 10.-3:i0 p. m.-In an
ticipation Of native uprising in this
city, unusual precautions were taken
last glt by American military auz
thoritieo. Fortunately this proved unl
necessary. The Visayan commissioners
arrested on the Uranus. sailed for lIoilo
yesterday w it'll the Tennessee regiment
on board the United States transport
st. Paul. No vessels cleared from Ma
Mia for Philippine ports since Satur-
day, consequently no news has yet
reached outside points. The American
line is aboutthe same as on Wednes-
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The council Yesterday passed the bill
relating to the larceny Of young cattle
in the Territory.
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AL0ER DOESN'T KNOW.

WASHINGTON, Feb. To- Secretary
Alger went to the cabinet meeting to-
day without official advices from Gem
eraI Olis as to The situation at Manila.
For reasons they will not divulge the
officials do notexpect an attempt will
be made to land American troops at
Iloilo Immediately. Even if the attack
took place according to the original
plan the news of the result would not
reach here for two days
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only. Cost value has not been considered These
- prices for THURSDAY and FRIDAY only.
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GEN. OTIS POSITION.

WASHINGTON. Feb. TO- kilograms
received this morning from General
Otis, IN answer to inquiries from the
war department. saidthe body of Cass
Hite, company B, First Colorado, had
been recovered from the river. IIite
had been shot in the head.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-02-10

Sewing machines for sale or rent By
J. II. Teitlebaam, 108 Douglas ave. TAFT
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FOR Hyenf dealings with have been satisfactory tell
yoaE friends about it. If dissatisfied tell about it.
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WILD CAT SHOT.
Discovered BY Hunters Perched in a
Tall Tree.

Discovered BY Hunters Perched in a
Tall Tree.
Charles Lillibrdge, Byron Dexter
and Woodward Wheeler of Baltic went
hunting for rabbits and squirrels last
Thursday. They had gone about a
mile west of Mr.. Lillibridgess house
when they encountered hideous look
ing animal perched in a tall tree. 1t
seemed to be as large as an African
lion, and it sllrieked and howled in a
terrible manner, while it's eyes emitted
sparks of fire. The fur on its back
stood straight up and each hair looked
as large as a lead pencil.
The trio were struck with consterna-
ton, but bravely stood their ground
They held a consultation and agreed to
lombard it simultaneously This re-
suited In dislodging the monster, which
came to the ground with a mighty
crash 1t seemed to be mortally wound
ed and Mr.. Lillibridge approached it
with flag of truce. but in its death
struggles its jaws snapped, together on
Charles foot and fang pierced
through the heavy boot that he wore,
nounced it to be a bona-fide wild cat
whose species are fast becoming ex-
tinct in this state. The cat weighed
twenty pounds. The hunters are going
to load their guns for bears and pan
theirs next time. Mr.. Lillibridge shot
large fox the day before this event and
wounded another, which escaped.-Nor-
witch Record.
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CITY COURT CASES.


4 In the city court yesterday the case OF
Frank d. Sanborn, who is charged with
obtaining property from Herman Gold
baum, the tailor, by fraudulent check
was continued until November 27. San
born was placed under bonds of $15G
and was sent to jail in default Of ball.
1t is alleged that he made out check
for 1927 on the First National bank when
he had no money in the bank
Judge Bishop in the city court yester-
day morning ordered that Martha Little
be examined to determine her mental
condition. Mrs. Little resides at 1o7
Clay street and is the wife of joseph
Little, a bricklayer. Wednesday night
she created a disturbance lat her home
and demolished the crockery and furni-
ture. She was arrested by policemen
from the Grand avenue precinct sta
ton and charged with breach OF the
peace. 1t was stated to Judge Bishop
that the woman was mentally derang-
ed, and when this was made known the
court ordered that an examination be
made