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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-10-26
A SOLDIER woman.
Experiences Of the wife of Lieutenant
NosIer In tho Philippines.

A San Francisco paper in speaking
of the return Of the American soldiers
from the Philippines, devotes consid-
cradle space to an article on the SER
vices Of Mrs Jesse Nosler, wife of Lieut..
Nosler, of the First Washington regi-
ment, who is cousin of ii. C. Nosler,
Mrs. Dora Mitchell, Mrs. A. Davis and
Mrs. j. A. Harlan, OF this city. Mrs.
Nosler's distinction was won in the SER
vice of the Red Cross society. She
went to the front at the time her hus-
band left the states, and the bravery
and courage which she displayed both
on the field and in the hospitals is in
deed worthy of commentator. Lieut..
Nosler and his brave soldier wife have
returned, and this is what the San
Francisco paper says OF them, besides
publishing a portrait of each:
Unassuming and modest, and with
out any ostentation whatever, there
landed from the transport Pennsylvan-
ia last Tuesday night, one of the most
interesting personages that has arrived
in this city from the Philippines. 1t
was Mrs. Jesse Nosler, wife of the lieu
tenant of Company L, First Washing
ton regiment, and only few of her
most intimate friends We're there to
welcome her back and tell her of their
admiration. The world at large was
unacouainted with her daring and fear
1essness, but among the men of the
regiment her name is revered, for, in
addition to being the daughter of the
regiment, she is also considered as its
mother.
1t falls to the lot OF but very few
women to go through the experiences
that for year and a half have made
up the life of this little brown-eyed
woman. who is but little over five feet
tall, and as dainty as doll, and one
can scarcely believe that SO much BRAY
cry and devotion for the cause TO,
which her husband is fighting, can bt
contained in such a small frame. Mrs
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Drink GraIn-O

after you have concluded that you
ought not to drink coffee. It is not a
medicine but doctors order it, because
it is healthful, invigorating and appe-
tizing. 1t is made from pure grains
and has that rich seal brown color
and tastes like the finest grades of cof-
fee and costs about n as much. Chill
dren like it and thrive on it because it
is genuine food drink containing
nothing but nourishment. Ask your
grocer for Grain-O, the new food
drink. Is and Csc.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-10-26
Annual Session of Ottunawa Dis
trict M. E. Church.
At RICBlAND, NOVEMBER 13-t4-i5
The Complete Program for the Three
Days Sessions, Embracing a List
Of the Literary
Topics.
From Tuesdays Daily.

Ine program tor the annual confer
ence of the Ottumwa district OF the
Methodist Episcopal church, which will
be held at Richland, Nov. 10, ia and Is.
has been issued. Besides the usual
routine work OF the conference, the
three days exercises embrace number
OF good addresses by prominent minis
ters and educators of the district. Tues
day evening, at 1880, +. d. Blakeslee,
d. D., president of the Iowa Wesleyan
university, will deliver an educational
address. Rev. f. B. Tucker, pastor of
the Main street NJ. Z. church of this
city, will preach sermon on the after
noon of Nov. Is.
Included in the list OF literary topics,
will be an address by Rev. DR.. +. Z.
Brush, pastor of the First NJ. L.
church of this city, on the subject,
Review of ENtemporaneous Gratory
by Buckley preaching for the
Times" is the subject of an address
which will be delivered by Rev. j. r.
Simmons, of this city. All papers will
be limited to Is minutes.
Pastors are earnestly requested to
make their arrangements to be present
at the first service and remain until
the close of the conference. The dis
trict stewards will meet Tuesday, Nov
IA, at 1880 p. IN. Pastors are re-
quested to SO inform the district stew
ards.
Program.
The following is the complete pro.
gram for the three days conference,
together with a list of the literary
topics:
Monday, Nov. 10.
700 p. m.-Deyotional, w. II. Dill
Ion.
1880 p. m.-Sermon, w. G. Thorn.
$500 p. m.-Love Feast, led by j. B.
Hill.
Tuesday, Nov. II.
$3.50 a. m.-Devotional, j. S. Decker.
900 a. m.-Business.
900 p. m.-Devotional. j. w. DeYoe
2:3O p. m.-Sermon, w. T. Gilmore.
$500 p. m.-Literary Exercises.
700 p. m.-Devotional, Samuel The
70.
7:so p. m.-Educationa Address, F.
ID. Blakeslee, d. ID.
Wednesday. Nov. Is.
$3.50 a. m.-Devotional, w. S. Shearer.
900 a. m.-Report of committees.
1000 a. m.--Literary Exercises.
2:0O p. m.-Devotional, c. E. Cogge-
shall.
$3.50 p. m.-sermon, f. B. Tucker.
300 p. m.-Literary Exercises.
700 p. m.-Devotional, D. S. Dun
lazy.
1880 p. m.-Sermon, J. W. Hackley.
Literary Topics.
twentieth Century Movement for
Two Million Converts''-J. C. Caugh-
Ian.
twentieth Century Movement for
Two Million Dollars''-C. w. Wilson.
''The Enemies of the Christian Sab
bath"-C. r. Norton.
.sThe Preaching for the Times"-J.
T. Simmons
.The Secret of the Powers of the
Fathers of Methodism'-C. L. Ten
nant.
SHOULD the Time Limit be Revok-
ed?.-D. C. Smith.
"Church Music"-E. L. Tenant.
How to Secure a Revival in Each
Charge"-W. T.. Fry.
's.The Divine Rule of Benefcence"-
II. A. Ingham.
"How to Utilize the Committees on
the Benevolences''-W. S. Moore.
Review of Extemporaneous Oratory,
by Buckley"-F. E. Brush.
"Symposium-Reviv az Their
Importance, S. P. Soudan; (2) Their
Nature, H. B. Scoles; (3) The Best
Present Day Methods"
Critics-U. B. Smith and j. e. Van
Wrinkle.
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working Night ana Day.

The busiests. andhl Lhightiest little
thing that ever was made is Dr.. Kings
New Life Pills. Every pill is sugar
coated globule of health, that changes
weakness into strength, Iistlessness in
to energy, brain-fag into mental pow
er. They're wonderful in building up
the health. Only CSC. per box. Sold
by Clark & Mollison.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-10-26

army and navy is proof to us that God
in His wisdom has created for us lead
ers to take the place of Lincoln, Grant,
Sherman, Sheridan, Farragut and the
many others who led to victory the
armies of the war of the rebellion, and
now with a Dewey and the able leaders
of the army, we still uphold the honor
of the dear old flag and we can still
sing, The Army and Navy Forever"
'sThree Cheers for the Red, White and
Blue"
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Castro Ass,urn es control.

Caracas, Venezuela, Oct. 24.-By As
ISOLATED Press General Castro, the
insurgent commander, has assumed
control of the government and formed
a new cabinet. ,,
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Pratt,s Collie Tablets.

To cure Collie or Summer Complaint,
for impure drinking water, use Pratt's
Collie Tablets. Finest remedy known.
Easy to take; no breakage in your ,a-
lise. Price, csc per box, at Clark g.
Mollison's drug store.
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Uphold. ,he Administration.

Princeton, N. j., Oct. 21.-(By Asso-
ciated Press. )-ENercises commemora-
tive of the 153d anniversary of the
founding of Princeton college We're
held today.
President Patton conferred the de-
gree Of LID upon Hon. Mhitelaw Reid
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suicide at muscatine.

Muscatine, Oct. 24.-Dr. James Fade,
veterinary surgeon and native of
England, committed suicide by cut
ting his throat with a razor. He was
in his 65th year, and dependency was
the cause of the act.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-10-26

Note.-The receipts of the Ottumw:l
postoffice for the six months ending
Sept. 30, 1899, were $1,000, and will
undoubtedly exceed $4,000 for the
year ending April /, 1900, and this of
flee will then rank as first class. The
explanation of the large receipts at
Keokuls. which is not as large a place
as Ottumwa, is found in the large
amount OF postage used by the insur-
ance companies located in the city.]
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-10-26
IOWA P0sTOFFIcEs.
Increase In Receipts at Various Points
In the State.

Washington, Oct. s4.-The report of
the auditor for the postoffice depart
ment for the fiscal year ending June
30, last, will show that the postal re-
ceipts at Ottumwa aggregated $31s,e12,
as against $35,515 in the preceding
year. Other Iowa Offices where receipts
aggregate $4,000 or more are as fol-
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-10-26

The Christian Endeasor societies OF
Cass county will hold a convention at
Atlantic October 20 and ~. ~
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-10-26

Indianola has voted to grant fran.
chise for a water works plant. .aifsxt
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Des Moines...a 1881, 525
Sioux City.... 90 ............ 1O2, 1850
Dubuque.... .... ............ 1894
Cedar Rapids. 49,. 500. ....... 1852
Davenport. ...s r......... 71,2O6
Burlington. 49,. .......... 52,616
Council Bluffs.... -. ........ 5O,943
Keokuk 80. ................. 42,913
Ottumwa.. ......, ............ 3s,912
Marshalltown.. go. .......s 34,912
Waterloo.... 80. ............ 2s,127
Clinton ...... ............... 27.22S5
Iowa City,. .... .......... $500
Muscatine. To-. ........... 21,91G
Fort Dodge ......... ........ 2o,35el
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"a No. So
Six Handkerchiefs.

Six Ladies' Pocket Handker-
chiefs, hemstitched, colored bord-
ess, size u rs inches. Sent post.
paid on receipt of g cent
postage stamp md 20 sig
natures cut from wrappers Of
Arbuckles' Roasted Coffee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-07
H YOU HAVE PAIN IN YOUR BACE.

Let uH give you piece OF advice Pain
IN The back u Il an nlmoltnfalcblc sign
OF Kidney disease. a aurcr sign n the
condition Of your urine. n you have
pain In the back then look 90 the con-
dillon VI your urine. II u easily done.
Take GLASS tumbleT and hll u with
urine, after u has stood a hours. n 70
has a sediment, n Il In milky or CLOUDY,
n IL 10 pale or discol0rcd, HtHngy or
ropy, your kidnoyn ana bladder are
IN dangerous condition ana need lms
mediate attention. or the consequences
may prove fatal.
pr. David Kennedy'B Favorto REM
edy ~ the one medicine that really
cures all diseases Of the Kidneys, LIVER
Bladder and blood. Rheumatium, pya.
pepala and Chronic Constipation and
corrects the bad effects Of whisky and
beer ON the system. II ~ wonderful
how II makes that pain IN the back
diHnppeg, how II relieves tho desire to
urinute otter, especially AZ night. and
drives away that aotldlnE pain In pass
Ing water and IN a remarkably short
time makes you wen and strong. Dr.
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tie or six bottles for $500
n you would IKE 10 Wy this wonder
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"a free trial bottle, together with a
pamphlet Of valuable medical advice.
VIII be sent you By mail postpaid, pro-
viding You mention the News" when
YOU write. The publishers OF this paper
guarantee the gonuineneaH OF this lib
eral Offer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-07

4 Captain Inenfcorstsd for a snail THEFT
Iaiis Heir TO fortuns

SAN Francisco. June l.-llchard
ptvorkosou. who h now serving term
IN the county JAN for stealing thirty
cents from the poor box NJ - Josephu
catholic church. viii INA 100000 Euldrn,
"a about $4,000 American money ~ his
credit In the National Holland bank
whom be D. released two weeks frum
today lie took the thirty cents DO
cause he was on the verge 90 Htarva-
non aud was too proud ~ bgg. After
his conviction his wife and children
len him. returning Ia their former
home IN Germany Several days ngo
the herman consul here, Adolph ltoaen-
thai resolved letter from AK lh
Chupclle. making pressing Inquiries Tor
Richard DuNrrkosen, once stan officer
nf the great Won Moltke, ana stating
that an inheritance NJ 100000 suldcn,
part OF tho estate ot hls maternal aunt
MIME Rrhlelchrr, was awaiting the
lucky heirs pleasure, The letter was
from the sister of tho missing man, lio
Wna found Ia prison and taken ~ two
officers 10 the consulate where he c8-
tablinhod his Identity as capt pavcr-
knsen. son ~ one of the best and most
wealthy families OF Arnheim, Holland.
lie Joined the German army on the
outbreak VI tho francn-irusaiRn wnr
and made rood record. II ~ said he
viii Inherit $4,000 more on the death
OF his step mother
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-07
SYMPATHY FOR NJ. LOUBET
French Senate Gives he President Atsufaneci
q Confidence.
AutuciI Itioters srgmatiscd % Inc-
miles of the ucpubilc Proc
tests Against Arrests.

Paris. June G--In the senate today
the president. M.Failorlcs. at the open.
ing Of the session declared that in the
presence u the scandals az Autucl on
Sunday nothing can shake the comb
donCc felt IN the republic aud he na-
aufsd President Loubot that the warm.
cot sympathy Of tho senate would
never fail him. a double round % APP
plauHc followed these statements.
senator Guyot In the name Of the four
republican groups Ia the senate moved
THAT the senate associates i,1olf Ia the
remarks of President Fallcrica and
utlEmatizca nH ucundal0uH the acts u
the enemies ~ the republic"
Senator Locour Dc umudmaison. C0n-
sentative. spoke % the brutaiiilca "
the police. protested against the arr
rests and uaid the action u President
i.oubot was fatal crror The tumult
followed. Tho senator refused 10 With
draw his words and left the tribune.
whcroupun the senate passed a vote "
ccnHurc upon him.
After some remarks from Premier
Dupuy similar a. the statements he
tcrdhy. senator Ouyota motion was
carried By "a vote OF gis 20 -. The re-
suit of the vote was greeted with shouts
"Vivc Ia Republic"
BESIDES baron &c ChrlHtlani and
Count de Mon. Baron Dc Bauluy. Harun
Meyr0nvt de ~. Marie. Baron Dc Han
doll, Count Dc RemuHnt. Count
d'AublKny and NM Louis Felix and
harris will BE- tried by summary pro-
cecdurr Tor participation 10 the dis
The bis pavilion was taatcfully decor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-07

Commission WI Probably mpensats
the Sativs- for Their Arms

New York. June IA dispatch 90 the
Herald from Apla. Samoa. June D.. VIA
Auckland, ". n. says:
The british Eunbuat Pheasant aud the
BADGER went to Male today 60 dlaarm
the Matunflnu who have 1000 rifles.
The commission win probably com.
psuahtc the natives Tor their arms.
MallUtoa Tanu will then dlHnrm his fol-
lowers and the sailors viii withdraw
90 their ships.
The new civil government has com.
menccd operations. Il has been simple
Ned ana strong economical measures
have been adopted New elections Tor
the municipal council will De- held.
u %. g. MuaHr. the nrltlHh consul.
VIII depart on "a furluuHh nn June nth.
tie wiz 80 90 San Francisco ANA t1n-
don. Herr Rose, the German consul
VIII alec leave soon.
The question OF Indemnity Q being
considered. % o. estimated "a t.loOol.
Tho kingshlp o. Htlll undecided. 10 may
be- decided 90 abolish the nflcr and np.
point both Mataafs aud Tanu or chiefs
of districts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-07

Santa Fc. n. S.. June don account
N the unprecedented drought and the
recent order u the Interior department
In excluding ranchmcn from forest
reservations fhrepmrn are ln bad
plight and sheep are dying by the thnu-
sands. Petitions 20 allow the sheep 20
craze on forest reserve Tor the next
three months have been extensively
circulated and will be teleFraphcd 10
the land commissioner nc Washington
a. urgent action h necessary o. save
what remains q the hoes u sheep IN
IA. flarflfurV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-07
Take Possession Of Towns Outside
Of the Railroads,
ROB THE PEOPLE AT NIGHT


New York June IA dispatch to the
Herald from Havana says.
HriganGaro ls on the Increase IN the
country and reign ~ terror prevails
In towns whore no United states SOL
oilers ate quartorcd. The ao-cailod ban-
ants are mostly negroes who came from
the east with the Cuban army OF inva-
rIon They have taken fun possession
Of towns outside % the railroads and
nrc living there during the day and
robblug at night
Marlcl 4 o. town OF 1000 inhabitants.
A. the close OF the war twenty negroes
took u school building as their quarters
Eirht 0f thom raiIod grocery noNt
door Friday night They fired nc tho
proprietor and took e. safe containing
i5.o0o into tho street and tried Co shoot
Il open with rina Tor two hours.
Finally thcy carried u away on truck.
othor sIldi.ra i0ft the town o. Saturday
and probably Joined tho band In the
mountains Cattle were stolen on the
outskirts last night
Citizens have appointed the resident
Cuban foidlera ua police but thoy have
little faith In the soldiers ability 60
preserve order 80 work u bcinr done
on plantations. Those who started work
have had thgir cattle stolen. ElN The
robbery on Friday the NpauiuriH have
rrCrutud their yaluublaH aud hlrrlraded
their doom day ana night Mayor
Qulniann came Co Havana and asked
The guvornof s.uprli Tor protection.
The Spanish consul has CublrI the
spanish minister nt Wa1hingtnu ndyla.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-07
TIIr cnnIsrIAN scrNTIsrs.
nv. Iddy, tho Founder aud Leader Of
the sect, Makes = short Address.


n1Hton. Mass. June G-'rhe interest
IN today's meeting % tho Christian
Scientists. and IN fact of the cntirp
weeks convention conferred In the APP
p~arnncc this afternoon Of Mra. Mary
iaker Eddy the leader and founder
" the denomination. A. she entered
tho fremont temple the audience arose
and remained standing until she was
seated, Mrs. Eddy made "A brief adj
dress, In which she said;
My believed nrrthfcn:-f wish o.
tay that this meeting n very Joyous
u me, Where Ood ~. We can meet,
md WHERE Ood a. We can never part.
There " something suggestive 10 mo
IN this hour Of the latter days of the
nineteenth century fulfilling much OF
thg divine law and the gospel
Oh. may this hour b. prolific and,
% thlH time and IN every heart, may
ihrrr come the hrnrdirtion Thou hast
20 longer 10 appeal % human strength,
70 strive with agony ! am Thy de-
lvcrsr. OF his own VIII hcFat ~ with
words o. truth. Divine love has
strengthened the hand ana encouraged
The heart ~ every member Of this large
church on. may these rich blessings
continue ana be Increased. II has
opened the gate beautifully 10 Us whore
We may see God ana live So good In
Coz, Gcd an one one mind. and that
."fHH' WV wv N'ANNWHA - WNNNHf'NhH.If
bless our enemies. Divine love win
also rubuke ana destroy disease ana
Dreaming Of suffering natter the
VIII Waken tho dreamer. the sinner.
dreaming OF pleasure In sin; tho sick.
dreaming or suffering matter. the
tlnlhful, satisfied 90 sleep aud dream.
Divine love N our only phyHlclhn-
never loses case. II binds up tho
broken hearted heals the poor body.
whose whole head n sick and whose
whole heart faint, comforts such na
mourn, wipes away the unaynillnE
ufrd tears brings hack the wuuderrr
70 the fathers house wherein are many
mhnalQna, many Welcomes. many par
cons Tor the penitcnt Outlines I
mink " thu IN the great llght OF tho
present. the sight ana right N the pres
ont mlhllmcnt thereof. go shall an
.nrth,a children at last come "a nc-
knowledFo God and be- one. inhnhi
ne hold hill tho God crowned summit
or divine science. the church militant
Iiso IN the church triumphant and 20
30 rlOrl0od."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-07
WOMEN DELEGATES SAIL.
Mrs. wright seven speaks En'husiHs-
ucaii, OF the brilliant Delegation
mrs. Wells aud Irs. Gates go,

New York. June 6.-Thc departure
Of Mm. Wright sowall of Indiana on
the nrcmon Thursday, marks the
exodus " American women 10 London
for the quiuqucnnill meeting ~ the
international Council OF Women.
which will open Monday. June goth.
and continue until Wednesday July
9TH Inclusive. Al present vice prcai-
dent and prospective president Of the
international council. Mrs. s0wail
naturally leads the 100 American wo-
men who viii attend. Ia most cases
participate. In this convention of world
wide import
Mrs. sowan speaks enthusiastically
of the brilliant delegation this coun-
Try will have ut the quinquonniai.
Every outgoing steamer has had. or
Will have d party on board, ana among
thu number arc such wCll.knoWn Wo-
men leaders 40 Miss Susan 10. An
thuny % Rochester president u the
National Suffrage association; Mrs.
Fanny Humphreys UannCy % New
York. president of the National Council
% Women. Airs. Rohecca Lowe o. At
lnnta. president general o. the
Federation ~ Women'a clubs; MIR.
cynthia wratovor Alden of New York
of the National Womrn'a Press Assoc
ciationi Dr. Sarah Hackrtt Stephenson
and Miss Sadie American u Chicago.
the Ruy. Anna Howard shaw and Miss
Agnes iicppior of Philadelphia. MiHa
Clara ". colby ~ Washington NrH.
Ruaa Young Gates and Mrs. Emellne
y. Wells Of Salt Lake city. Mrs.
Charlotte Perkins HtetHnn of Hartford.
Miss Octayia William BATES Of Detroit
ana Mrs. Annie Jcnnenl Miller Of New
York
These 100 American delegates"
said Mrs. Scwnll, represent the
100000 women IN our National Council
% Women. There aru nine other
countries In the International council
with similar momberHhipa, ~ you have
some idea ~ the Immense proportions
OF this Organization.
'"rhe two principal meetings IN this
tcn-dnyu prurram-Home times with
three simultaneous ueaaiunH-will b. one
on international Arbitration aud de-
voted Co outrage The prospect o. that
the International council viii take some
| decided stand on the peace question"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-07
81 ANrI.ooMnlNn preIsIoN.
When - Corporation TRIES 10 Destroy Gem
petition, IT. Franchise May be- Forfeited.

Chlcago, June IA special 20 the
Record from Indianapolis H1yHi
The Indiana supreme court holds that
"a public corporation which entered To-.
TO combination with other corpora
tl1nH tudcgtroy competition aud thereby
Increase the price az which an article
was sold 90 the inhabitants ~ tho
state. becomes liable 90 a forfeiture of
ltH corporate franchise. Tho decision D.
in tho case of the state on thH relation
OF ID prosecuting attorney against the
Portland Natural Gas ana on company.
judge Jordan, 81 the supreme court,
who wrote the decision, HayH, In pafti
when the state seeks % destroy the
life of an Incorporated body II o. cS-
pccted 10 show some grave misconduct,
some act nt least by which u has Of
fended the law OF ~ creation, or some
thlng material which tends 10 produce
Injury 10 the public and not merely
that which Affects only private inter
eHtH Tor which other adequate remedies
are provided,
"Wherc. however. the facts disclose
that a corporation has failed la the die
charge of IT, corporate duties by unit
Ink with others IN carrying out an
agreement the performance Of which
n detrimental or injurious 10 the pub
Nc. II thereby may be said 90 oneni
against the law Of IL creation and cons
scqucntly 10 forfeit 10 rights 10 IT,
franchises.
III liz an old and familiar maxim that
competition n the life 81 trade and
whatever act destroys competition or
even relnxsa H. upon the nart ~ those
who suHtauH relations 10 the public, il
regarded By the law AZ Injurious 60
public Interests and IL, therefore.
doomed 10 De unlawful on the grounds
OF public policy,
The authorities affirm, as a general
rule. that " the act complained on, ny
10 results. will restrict or atlir cumpe-
tition. the law VIII regard such an act
Or Incompatible with public policy
without any proof uf public lutgnt on
Inc part of the actor or actual injury