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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30
NEBRASKA JUDGES NAY BE IUPEACHED
TECHNICAL VIOLATION OF LAW ALLEGED
AGAINST CHIEF JUSTICE NORvAI.

TECHNICAL, VIOLATION OF Law ALLEGED
AGAINST CHIEF JUSTICE NORvAL.
Lincoln Neb March % (SpeciaD.-Tt looks to-
night as II one result Of the investigation being
carried on into the alleged salary grabbing and
other Irregularities among members Of the Supreme
Court will result in impeachment proceedings being
brought before the Legislature tomorrow against
chief Justice Norval The legislative committee
has been inquring for several days into the ale
cation that the Judges had members OF their fami-
lies on the payrols. who were drawing pay
though others performed the services The tesu-
nnony showed that the wives OF two OF the Judges
were on the rolls clerks
The most serious charge is against the Chief Jus
,ice 10 the effect that instead Of receiving his
salary in the regular FORM he accepted salary war
rants. had them registered with the State Treas
urer. showing there were no funds available to pay
them and drew per cent interest on them Tor a
long time. contrary to the law 8,
Tho law declares that these warrants shall not
be registered when there are funds aVallaoie 70
pay them Judge Norval denies that ne violated
keep his warrants by an arrangement win tne
Stale Treasurer he did not know he was drawing
interest until much later The judges do not
dcn,, tbat their relatives have been on the pay
rolls but assert that they have performed
Inc services for which they have been paid.
Tho plan is 10 have the twcnty-eight district
Judges Of the State hanc as q court OF impeach.
menf II II is decided 10 impeach the members Of
The supreme court or any Of them. The two
members OF the court most threatened by the
proceedings ar Republicans. and tonight there
Is much politics being forced into the SITUATION so
II is not al all improbable that the case may as
sumo partisan lines and In that event the re
puhcan majority will block any efforts OF the
Fusion forces in that direction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30
nav TDV To RT-Y OTHER UORhS

There were reports yesterday that the acquisition
=, rho Rhode Island Locomotive Works and the
cort,ss steam Engine Works in Providence. r. l..
~, the international Air Power Company would be
defeated by injunction proceedings. and that the
air power people turning their attention TO
the Arlington & Sims Steam Engine Works In
80 satd NJ the offices OF the air power company
Yesterday that Joseph Letter and Joseph n Hoad
iev were I'm Providence, and that no other person
ar the offices could talk about the reports Rich
ard Croker declined to give any Information on the
subiect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30
To CONSTPTCT PTRITC WORKS

The Sutherland Construction Company has filed
articles of INCORPORATION with tho County Clerk
Of Hudson County. y. J. The capital stock Is
4. coNOO The object is the construction Of public
works OF all kinds. The incorporators are tl,sses
{ Grant OF New York. Alexander VI Sutherland
OF East Orange. and William Mainland OF u,C sh-
kosh Wis The principal office is at No. 25s Wash
CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30
gavBrRG .auERTc,v'S WV SrRrTcE.

beginning next month IN" Hamburg American
Line will have two services from Ne" YORK 70
rondon PARIS and Hamhurg. tho one maintainsd
az boro,ofore ~ the twin screw cypress steamers
% the line leaving Nov-York on ThursdaNs for
Cherbourg Southampton ami Hamburg AMI 'he
now service hv tho tUin-screV passenger steamers
Graf Waldersee Patricia. Pennsylylnh ana fre-
,or,a leaving New-York On Saturdays for Plyn-
ou,h Cherbourg ana Hamburg
Tho steamers ~ this new service have All been
constructed IN tho last year and belong 20 ths
lsrges, class % ships sAoat Their hig carrying
capsciv which exceeds twenty thousand tons
measurement makes them particularly comfortaole
Messenger ships and their steadiness has earned
for then, great popularity with The travelling pub
"a. rbis new service 70 London and Paris. there
tore offers mo convenience ~ large sia'eroonns.
rcmmodous promenade decks and excellent cuisine,
combined with low cabin rates Ihe arHs nave OF
late been considerably reduced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30
To PROTECT WATER SUPPLIES

Albany March 29-Mr Fordyce, chairman Of the
Public Health Committee Of the Assembly. intro
duced two bills to-day which confer additional
powers on the State Board Of Health to supervise
the waters OF the state to their purity In order
70 carry on these Investigations the Board IS to
have the power TO subpoena witnesses. administer
ooths send for papers documents. maps or sta
tisfcs and designate persons in its employ 10 enter
buildings or 60 upon any land for the purpose OF
securing the necessary information The sum Of
SO 900 IS appropria ted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30
TEACHERS DISSATISFIED.
ROOSEVELT INVITES THEM TO SUBMIT FURTHER
AMENDMENTS TO THE AHEARN BILL

Albany March "a delegation OF school-ea CHI
crs from New-York city. including representatives,
NJ the New-York Teachers Association, and the
classroom Teachers Organization OF, Brooklyn.
held a conference to-day with Governor Roose-
Welt on the Ahearn bill. which provides for an In
crease Of the teachers salaries. The conference
was secret but the teachers aferward stated that
the Governor had asked them what they thought
~ amendments proposed by Superintendent Max
vol They told him they objected 10 the amend
rncnts They object to making their salary ad-
,iaanrements dependent on one officer his Boa
~ Examiners The Governor said he had made
m his mind not TO sign the bill with length OF
sIlr,,ice as the sole avenue 10 promotion and
asked them 10 submit their notifications OF the
SioXweu amendments He also agreed TO call
;ogether the city superintendent OF schools, the
boSoueh sup-rintendents. the Board OF Examiners
ond renresentatives Of the teachers TO discuss a
,andinca TON q the bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30
ASSEMBLY PROCEEDINGS.
NOMINATED Ry THE GOVERNOR.

Albany March 20 These nominations were re-
ceived bv the Senate from the Governor to-day
Francis D. Ormes Of jamestown: Eugene H. Por-
ter Of New-York. and Norris Morey. OF Buffalo,
to he managers OF the Collins State HomPopathic
Hosnital for the Insane: Jessie Holland Jewett. OF
RuHalo and Frederick y. Hall. Of jamestown. 10
he managers Of the Buffalo State Hospital They
were referred 10 the Finance Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30
NiViJ pROUOTTONS APPROVED.

Washington March 29.-Fify-three Of the mo-
tions under the Naval Personnel act have been ap-
proved by the President. and the appointment ana
commissions Of these officers will be made out I'm
mediately These do not include the promotions 10
the rank ~ admiral. which were sent 10 the
IDrosidcnf late tO-dnX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30
An OFFICER KILLED AND EATEN.

London March 3o-The Liverpool correspondent
OF THE Daily Mail" telegraphs that news has been
received there Of the terrible fate OF Lieutenant
Bell a British officer with the Belgian troops In the
Congo Free State He was captured by the ma,
tves In a fierce fight and was after~ard Killed ana
eaten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30
CANADIAN TAN on INSURANCE FIRMS.

Toronto ont. March 29-The ontario Legislature
has passed a bill 10 supplement the revenues OF
the province with clause added providing for a
retaIlatory tax against insurance companies having
their head Offices IN States where discriminatory
clauses against Canadian companies exist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30
MARRIAGE SETTLES WIFE'S DEBT.

Indianapolis March 29-The Supreme Court to-
dav held that II a man marries a woman who Is in
dehted to him the marriage discharges the debt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30

Albany March 29-The Finance Committee Of the
Senate has reported favoraby bill appropria ting
$500 600 for the further purchase OF forest lands in
The Adirondacks The amount is cut from 100000
originally asked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30
The vote by which Senator Elsberg's anne
ment was rejected follows:

Ayes-Ahearn. Amber Armstrong, Bracket.
Brown Chahoon. Corey. Cullen. G. A. Davis. Don
nelly Douglas Ellsworth Elsberg Featherson.
Foley Ford. Goodsell. Grady Ravens. Higgins.
Humphrey Johnson. krum; Malby. Marshall.
Martin Parsons. Plunkitt Sherwood. Stranah
Sullivan. Thornton. White and Willis "a.
Noes-Boyce. Coggeshsn d; F. Davis. Feeter
C;raney La Roche. Mackey. McCarren. Mitchell,
Munzinger. Norton. Raines. Transporter. Rice.
Wagner and WcoX-l6
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ESTABLISHED is'S.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-10
LFREppREYFus, CAPTAIN in /

m LFREDDREYFUs, captain in the
El Fourteenth regiment of artil-
u IA lery in the French army, was at
tached 10 the second bureau OF the
general staff, where future plans Of
mobilization and other military meas
ures Of great Importance are discussed.
prepared and drawn up. For some time
a constant Yleakage" OF these conhdea-
tial documents had been noticed, de-
tectlves had been employed and ORGY
fus was under suspicion. On October
/, 1894, he was suddenly detached from
the war Office and appointed 10 service
In the Thirty-ninth regiment al tho
Ecole Militaire. On October IL Le re-
solved at his luxurious home Dzar the
Trocadero n summons TO attend az the
ministry OF war. and he wsnt there the
next morning. He was received by Maj.
du Patty de Clam. who said that he was
very busy and asked the captain 20
help him by taking down a letter that
he would dictate. There were other
persons I'm the room whowere strangers
10 Dreyfus, and-a circumstance that
only struck him afterward-an ar
rangcment Of mirrors by which his
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A SLOW moi lronnd lhe CIobs.

Unlike bis predecessors In
,lohetrottiug. j. +. Anderson, OF
algofnia. who reached Philadel-
.uhia the other DAY on a Trip
around the world. is not trying TO
,rcak the record for fast time.
Ion the contrary, if hc makes any
record IL will be- the long time re.
ord. Tor be- is dcvOting i've years
lo his tour, two Of which have
been spent in visiting tlhrtytwo
states in this country The bal
lrrr he will visit ON bis way TO
I lhe Gulf of Mexico, ne having left
I Tor the South last evening. Mr..
Auderso started from Pomona,
ICal., IN 1897. and ina small cover.
d wagon drove into Mexico. On
Nay - he lp.t Mexico and drove
.up through California. Ia July
be proceeded ia the same manner
.thr ugh the timber regions Of Ore.
gou and Washington and spent
the winter on Puget sound. Cross.
ing the Cascade mountains and
the Idaho lava beds, he proceeded
TO Yellowstone park. After rid
ing G,O00 miles in his wagon be
arrived ut New York. where he
sold his team and bought a bicy
Gle, on which he arrived in Phila
delphia. In the early part Of mex
year Mr.. Anderson will, be- tell'
the Record, leave for London
where he i..tends 10 visit th,
Christian Indeayor convention
After attending the Paris exposi
ton he will cross the Alps an'
will go TO Constantinople by wat
er. Thence he will traverse Ash
Minor in the same manner he tray
eled through this country. Ate
visiting Egypt, India, China an,
Japan, he will return home vi
this country's newly acquired pos
sessions In the Pacific ocean.
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MAY. igo-M Ballot neaupre finishes his
report 90 the court
JUNE. ie9-Paul Dcr0ulede acquitted
Court % cessation decides IN favor o.
Droyfus on the revision. Eaterhazy con-
foasos having written the bofdereau
JULY. 800 Drcyfus returns 20 France on
the o. Governor ~ Devils island dis
missed for cruelty 90 Dfoyfus. Esterhazy
refuses 90 testify before tho new court
martial which i7 O. retry Dreyfus
AUGUST. 1900 New trial Of Dreyfus be-
gins on the 7th
August :, 1899, the cour; martial held
is FIRST session. The court was com
posed as follows:
col. Jouaust. director ~ the engineer
corps, president
Lieut. Col. Hr0nFnIart. director Of the
school OF artillery.
Mai De Brc0n. Of the Seventh regiment
" artillery
Maj pr5alle,. Of the Tenth regiment Of
artillery.
Maj Merle, Of the Seventh regiment Of
artillery.
capt Parfalt, o. the Seventh regiment "
artillery
Capt Boauyais. Of The Seventh regiment
Of artillery.
Counsel for Drcyfus were Maitres
Lnbori and Demaugp The latter one OF
the most celebrated criminal lawyers
In France. Maj. Carrierc represented
the government us counsel for the pros
ecution. Early on Monday morning
August ~, while Maitre Labor, one
OF Droyfus attorneys was on his Way
10 the court, he was shot by an assassin
and seriously wounded.
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Observation-Disclosures
The DREYFUS AFFAIR !
History Of the Sensational Case Told Sucoinctly y
and in Chronological Order. "
The Bordereau. the Secret Dosser and X
the Conspiracy. k
ES5SSS

prisoner guilty and sentenced him 10
trs deportation foT life, after being sub
jected TO military degradation.
On the aorning OF January the
condemned man was ordered TO put on
captains uniform that had been spe-
cigily prepared by having the lace on
me cap, the red seams OF the trousers.
and the buttons and trimmings on the
tunic taken of and then stitched on
again loosely enough 10 stay in place,
but so loosely that they could easily be
torn of. The sword that he was made
20 buckle on had been filed on each side
about half way down the blade. He was
then searched, handcuifed, placed In a
prison van, and taken by a military es-
cort TO the Ecole Militaire, where he was
marched between guards into the cen
ter Of hollow square Of troops In the
large courtyard OF the school. He had
already twice asserted his innocence 10
Capt. Lebrun-Renaud, who commanded
his guard. The morning was misty and
rainy, and the courtyard was a muddy
waste, round which doomed the build
ines with windows filed with faces,
while vast crowd that surged and
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every movement and expression could
be seen by everybody present. Du Patty
then dictated 10 him the memorandum
which aftcrward became famous as the
bordereau. At one point Du Patty sud
denly asked Drcyfus what was the
matter, and asserted that his hand
shook. Dreyfus replied that his hands
were cold. Then be was left alone in
the room and found loaded revolver
lying among some papers on the table
beside him. Half an hour later NJ.
Cochefert, head OF the detective police,
accompanied by Commander Henry, OF
the second bureau, entered, and Drey-
fus was placed under arrest on the
charge OF high treason and taken to
the Cherchc-Midi prison, all the time
protesting his innocence. The order
committing him was dated October IA,
the day before he was arrested or eX-
amined.
On October 2s hint Of the arrest was
conveyed to one OF the Paris newspa'
pers and the next day an ambiguous
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pushed in the avenues without utteied
loud and menacing cries against the
prisoner. At exactly nine o'clock the
drums rolled. the troops presented
arms. and the rcgimcntal baHd piayeda
melancholy tune. The sentence was
read. Dreyfus standing firmly with
head erect. his left hand resting on the
pommei of his sword. and his eyes look
ing squarcly In the eyes Of Gen. Darras,
who commanded the troops. Then
gigantic sergeant tore the triple band
from the captains cap, the buttons
from his coat, the gold lace from the
collar and sleeves, and the red stripes
from his trousers. As the sergeant
flung them on the ground Dreyfus
threw up his arms and cried In a voice
heard far beyond the limits Of the court
yard: "You are degrading an innocent
man. Long live France!" \ roar OF
execration answered him: Death TO
the traitorl" and the big sergeapt
roughly tore the sword belt from him,
wrcnched the sword from It's scabbard,
broke IL across his knee, flung the
fragments on the ground and stamped
upon them. Then. amid bowls from
the mob without, the degraded officer,
grotcsque and lamcntable figure In
his defaced uniform, was marched
round the hollow square, protesting his
innocence and crying: Long live
Francel" while the drums rolled In or
der 20 drown his voice. Finally, after
being photographed and measured as n
criminal, he was driven In the prison
van 90 Ia Sante prison. and thence
taken. on January 10, TO la Rochelle,
where he was embarked for the neigh
boring lie de Re. on which Is the prison
wherein conyicts sentenced 20 trans
portation await their embarkation.
Mobs all along the route sought TO at
task him, and the Guard Of gendarmes
had 90 struggle hard to keep their pris-
oner from being murdered. He was
eventually taken 20 the lie du Diable of
the coast Of French Guiana.
/ The chronology Of this famous case
/ follows:
OCTOBER. issl-Gen. Mercler. minister Of
war. gives order after an investigation
conducted by Commandant du Patty de
clam 10 arrest Capt. Alfred nreyfus.
This Is done Dy Du Patty de Clam and N.
Cochofort, chief OF detectives Capt
Dreyfus Is lodged IN the Cherchl-Mlii
prison by Lieut. Col Henry. who delivers
him 20 Commandant Forzlnetti. IN charge
OF the prison,
NOVEMBER, is9t-An Indictment rs found
against Capt. Dreyfua by the officers Of
the bureau = Information connected
with the general stan.
DECEMBER. is9i-The first council of
war. assembled az Cherche- MAJ, unanl-
mousiy condemns Capt Dreyfus 20 de-
portatlon for life In an lnclosod fortified.
tion.
JANUARY I. ise5-Capt Dreyfus Is Do.
graded by Gen. Darras IN the School Of
War.
I FEBRUARY, iss5-Dreyfus Il taken by the
steamer la Rochelle 20 the Island de
Re, thence 20 be embarked for Devils
island
| MAY. ises-Liout. Col. Picquart discovers
the petit bleu." successfully attributed
20 Coils PaniEEardl. military attaehe OF
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the Italian embassy. and schwarzkoppen,
military attaehe Of the German embassy.
and addressed 70 Commandant Ester
hazy. Lieut. Col Picquart comes 20 tho
conclusion that commandant Esierhazy
Il guilty.
fss6-The Eclair publishes
the secret document: &c canalile de
D."
OCTOBER. isDs-M. Barnard-T.azare pub-
fishes bis FIRST pamphlet teadlng 10 shOw
the innocence OF Dreyfus.
isss-Iubllcat'or OF the copy
OF the bordereau IN the Matln. ~. Cas-
teiln, representative from the LAisne
district, interpeliates Gen. Billet, min
lister Of war. uron the publication OF
papers connected with the trial.
MAY. Iss7-Flrst disputes between Lieut..
Coils. Picquart and Henry
JUNE, isT-Lieut Col. PicQuars takes
counsel with Mime. Leblois.
JULY. isg7-Mme. Leblo's Interests ~
scheurer- Kestner, vice president Of the
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senate, IN the case OF Dreyfus. who de-
clares on the 18th 20 his colleagues In the
Luxembourg palace that he Is convinced
OF the innocence o. Dreyfus."
OCTOBER, :s7.-M. de Castro, banker. be-
lleyes that he recognizes In the fac-simile
OF the hordcrcau, once more published
In the Matln, the handwriting OF Com
mandant Esterhazy ~. Ranc. senator
Of the Seine district. carries 10 the lobby
Of the chamber Of deputies the speech de-
llyered BY ~. scheurer-Kestner IN the
senate. lie has. on the Oth. an intor-
view upon this subject with Gen. Billet.
minister Of war.
NOVEMBER. isN-Interview OF NJ. Ma
thiou Dreyfu-. brother OF the condemned.
with VI. Scheurer- keatner beginning OF
tho campaign Of tho Figaro In favor OF a
revision. NJ Matthew Dreyfus officially ac-
cuses Commandant Esterhazy with being
the author OF the bordereau. Esterhazy Il
turned over 20 council Of Investigation.
Commandant Forzinetti IL dismissed be-
cause he stated 20 NJ Henri Rochefort
that Dreyfua Is Innocent. Search Of the
home OF Lieut.. Col. Plcquart IN Nron-
VlllArceau street Lieut. Col. Picquart II
recalled from Tunis. where he had been
sent on a mission, and Is examined BY
Gen. Pellieux. commissioner Of inyestl-
cation In the Esterhazy matter.
DECEMBER, lsN-The Dreyfus border
eau, examined IN 1894 by the experts Co
bert. Pelletier. Charavay and CrepluN-
Janun, II turned over 10 the papers IN the
Esterhazy case and Is submitted 20 a
new examination by the experts Bel
homme. Couard and Varinard. Interpret
latlon IN the chamber OF deputies and IN
the senate; Gen. Bllot declares that
"Droyfus has been justly and legally
condemned" Letter OF Emile lola 20
the young people Of France. The docu-
ments OF Lcmercier-Pcard upon the
factory Of forFe-les" Of n syndicate
documents themselves recognized as for
gorles IN the trial. are published IN the
intransigcant CAL for a court-martial
by Gen. Saassler 20 try Eaterhazy
JANUARY, iss-fn consequence of "A re-
port by Commandant Ravary, Command
ant Esterhazy Is acquitted by the court
martial presided over hy Gen. LuNer ard
leaves the Cherche-Midl prison on the
arm Of his friend. Mile Marguerite Pays
lie receives an ovation in the street
Lieut.. col Plcquart lodges a complaint
upon the subject Of two kilograms signed
Blanche" and "Sperarza.' addressed
20 him az Tunls and intended % compro-
mise him. on the 18th Aurore publishes
Emile Z0la's II accuse" letter 20 the
president Of the republic. Lieut. Col.
Plcauart Is arrested The chamber Of
deputies votes the order o. he day upon
the motion OF ~ de Mein. representative
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OF the Morlaix district, accepted by NJ.
Guerln, minister o. justice. and dematd-
Ing that the Auroro be prosecuted The
letter signed "Uhlan," produced hy Nine.
de noulancy, and work u C0mmauddnt
Esterhazy. Is delivered 90 NJ ncriulua,
examining magistrate Beginning o. pub
lie meetings OF the roylalonlsts in the
Tlvol-Vaux hall The minister n war
lodges complaint against NJ. Emile lola
and against the AurOrc. M"ssrs lola.
author OF II accuse" ana ferreuN. pub
Usher Of the Aurore. are summoned. NJ.
Jaures address this question 90 " Ncllnc,
president u the cabinet. Has OF has not
information been given 90 the c1urt-mar-
tlai Of which tho defendant knew Moth
ingy" ~ Mclino refuses 20 answer.
FEBRUARY. 1895 Formation ~ the
League OF Human and Citizens Rights.
From the tn 20 the 22l nrst teal " Iolk
IN the court Of the Seine under tho pres-
idercy ~ Councillor Dolce0rsu'. "
Labor defends Emile lola. o. Albert
Clemonccau defends NJ icrrcux, and NJ.
George Clemoncoau defends tho Auroro.
lola Is sentenced 90 one year BOO prison
and a fine Of 800 francs. ". lcsfcuN 10
four months IN prison ana hHc n 500
francs Lieut.. Col. Pcquart p placed on
the retired list
MARCH, lS9s-The rovlslonls's provoke an
Incident IN court during TIE attempt u
NJ. Jules Aunray, who procaims To- favor
OF the lola jury 20 mefa himself heard.
The Incident has no ccrHclucucog Sui
eide Of Iemercler- Plead Duel between
Plcquart and Henry. Emile Zola and tho
Aurore appeal on tho alth against the
sentence Of February q
APRIL, lSgs-Annuimcnt Of the sentence
against Mcssrs. lola and Perreux because
the minister Of wa ana not the curt
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Military Genius.

First yoluntecr-T wonder
bow the old man acquired mill.
larry language so quick? lie was
never in the army before, was he!
Second yolunteer-"No; but ]
hear he drove a truck a couple Vi
yC1rs.'
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NeapoIltan Bourbous.

Princes Louis and Philip Of
Bourbon. sons Of late Coui Of
Aquila, King Of Bonba's brother,
have Just won a suit against the
Italian government for the resti.
tuition Of the value OF their faith.
cr's private property, 100000,
which was ondscatcd when Carl.
baldi took Naples, thirty.nine
years ago. Prince Louis is mar.
ried to an American lady, who
was n Miss Hamel.