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STANDARD OIL CASES.
Probable They viii Be Brought 70 'a'
at This Iernl.

Waco. Texas. May 23.--lion. chailn I
Bell, the attorney general of Texas an Nv,
in the city tonight and will remain 8
for day or two. lie comes here = " n
fer with County Attorney Thomas isl' 4,
to the prosecutions of the officer, H. q II
Standard OIL company, lncludlns, s0II Z I,
Rockefeller. Henry NJ. Flaser, aiso o,a " /.
Pierce OF the Waters-Plerce ~ 1910 .Sr
that are pending in the district t SIN NJ !.
this county. The cases are SET ~. ~
day, May 81. and 1t Is believed ea ~ II Il
win 90 to trial. They have peep u 4,
docket for number OF yenls a. y "a
as ali the partles concerned, vr,v
The penalty suits against the n'nlssl
Pierce oil company have. been a,,g M:
In this court and an appeal mas ps'- "a
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Boston, May es.--Roston won by bunch
lug hits In the first and third innings of
today's game. Score:
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LOCAL.

Twcntyseconh annual session of the
Texas Press association was commenced.
Annual confirmation services were held
ut Temple Beth Israel
Programs for the High school com
mencement and class day exercises were
announced
supreme conrt confirmed decision OF
Livingston county district court In suits
arising from the bankruptcy of the Sam
Allen Lumber company
Scholastic census for Houston Is near
ing completion.
Meeting Of citizens to discuss the per
manent location of the Attwater ex-
hibit was postponed
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STATE.

Inc supreme court has decided that
me franchise tax. against corporations Is
unconstitutional.
What IL said to be gold has been found
at Beaumont.
Dr Norton the Texas health officer.
who has been watching the plague az
san Francisco. has returned to Texas.
Galveston Is preparing to entertain
the Texas chiefs Of police.
Attorney General Bell Is ut Waco look
Ing into the cases against the Standard
oil magnatcs.
The Brazos river has been sent Into
the lower bottoms near Hearne by rains.
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Amerloan Jookeys ca There.

London, May 90. ID Cnnnon's Mcphis-
topheles ridden by l.. Reln. won the Hope
ful stake Mt the Doncaster spring meet.
Ing today. C.. s. Ncwton's Veneer, with
Mahcr up. WAS second. Six horses ran.
A. Roberts Heir Mate, l., Rolf won
the Loughhrough handicap stakes. J Row
sons LoreuzaoFio, j. iicG. wns second
aud H. Il, Clayton's Yankee Dope was
third.
W. G. Whitnoy's Elolsteln j Rein, won
the Stockll stakes. Richard Crokcrs The
Scotchman II, l.. RelG was second, and
II. Lindmeres Congratplatlon finished
third,
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BASEBALL.
NATIONAL LEAGuE.

Philadelphia. May 2s,--In the ninth NJ.
Louis, by a mighty batting rally, knocked
out eight hits and scored seven earned
runs. Score:
St. Louis ,......,.. 100 OIL oo7-io is
Philadelphia 80. .UlO uUU u6U- u
Powell, Harper and Nicholas, Duggleby
and Douglass
Brooklyn, May 93.-McJamcs pitched poor
ball AT the start and this, with wen
punched hits and couple of errors. gave
Chicago a lead Of six runs, which they
never rclinGuished Score:
Brqoklyn ..,..... 900 200 900 : 3
McJames and Farrell, Taylor and King
New York. May %. by defeating Cincin.
natl the New Works resumed the lead in
the National league. batting rally In
the sixth, In which there was two trlpI s
and three gingles combined with IN Cfior
and man hit by the ball pitched nctted
the New Yorks six runs. Score;
New York ,...,...1oo log %. ! ii a
Doheny and Bowerman, Newton and
Pelt2.
Boston, May os.--8oston won by bunch.
Ing hits In the first and third innings of
today's game. Score
Boston ........,,..5 O2 uOU Uus- Z d .
Plttshurg ........ or OO0 TOO 40 i
Plttlnger and Moran, Chambre and
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MESSAGE lN A RoTTLE.

Stated Steamer Croft. with All Hands
Aboard, Was Sinking in Midooean.
London, May 28A bottle which was
picked up at Granton today cS.taned II
message, saying that the steamer CROFT,
with all hands, was sinking In mld-At.
nntic.
The Croft british of the Harrow line
sailed from New York May - 1870 for
Dundee with crew Of tfty I'VE men, ANA
was never again heard of.
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Tcxarkana. Texas, May % Reports
from Garland city Fulton and Index, gaug.
ing stations on Red river adjacent to this
place, gives the water one foot above dan
ger line and on n stand. There Is vet four
feet Of bank along the valley. which IL
considered ample safeguard against an OVER
low unless heavy rains should set In on
the upper tributaries within the next thir.
tySiN hours
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OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
DOMESTIC.

Southern presbyterIans agree to con
solldntlon OF semlnaries IN Kentucky.
The dismissed West Point cadets win
not appeal 10 the war department.
Conference on taxation Is in session
at Buffalo.
Floods render 1900 people homeless in
Tennessee.
President Mckinley had busy day
Of specclmakng
Fourteen lives lost by Tennessee river
food.
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COMMERCIAL.

Trading in spot cotton at n standstiil.
The only life in futures was July option.
Heavy movement Of cotton to market
may force out held property.
Buying In Of Northern plcific. shares
suspended on London stock exchange.
Grain and provisions closed lower.
Little doing ON stock market outside
Of professional trading.
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Worth Results.

Chicago. May %. Four and half fur
longs Iloodwink, Lysbeth, Palmetto. Tune.
.5s So
Six furlongs, selling Rival Dare, Joe
Martin, Ecomc Time, 1:1S.
Mile and twenty yards knight Banneret,
Ida ", III Cnney. Time, 40 1-o.
Mile, selling Hampshire, oxnard, laca-
tesa. Time, las Is.
Mile. selling lamnchus, Refugee Pa
troou. Time, 1;iS 20.
Mile--Glyc Al, Bright Night, Dan Cupid.
Time, i:I0 Is.
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Barn eurned by Llahtnlnn.

La Grange, Texas, May aS-Durlng a
thunder storm this afternoon, at about $3.50
o'clock lightning struck the newly erected
stable Of DR., V. c. Lnnn. killing his gray
buggy horse. for which h. had recently
refused 500. The stable and contents In,
Guiding two buggies. are almost total
loss. Loss estimated between $500 an1
$1,000; Insurance $500 on building.
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ST. Louis Races.

st. Louis, May 23.--For the Mississippi
Valley stake Rowen and Blink were made
equal favorItes Mt to on a track that
was a yeritahe Qbagmire illiec shot TO
the front at the hagfall and made the run.
DiHg to the far turn, rounding when
Weber shook up Blink, who gnlloped In nm
easy winner, two lengths ahead of Iiilec,
who beat Bowen the same distance for the
place.
SIX furllongs-Reducor Ducassn, Regatta.
Time Pin.
Five furlongs- Kalona, Father Wentker.
Helen Print. Time 10ik
One mile, selling Deponan, The Caxton,
Mystery Time 1:47A.
The Mississippi Valley. selling. swccp.
stakes purse $500, one mlle--Bllnk, Hilee,
Bowen. Time Ia.
One mile, selling Colonel Gay, Pancharm.
Joe Doughty. Time | 40
Six and half furl0ngs, selling Sam
Lazarus, Quite Right, Vlrgle Dor. Time
t;25A.
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Terrell Relinious Notes.

Terrell, Texas. May 21.--The revival
services at the Methodist church continues.
Revs Luther Hamilton. Crulchheld ana
Forester are the preachers, under presld'
ing Elder Miller.
Arrangements for the Terrell holiness
camp meeting nre being made and a larger
attendance than ever Is expected.
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RAILROADS.

Grand division order of Railroad Con-
dnctors completed business and adj
iourned.
List of Officers elected at o. n. C.
session.
New line out Of Arkansas City, Kan.
TO the Southeast.
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FIRE AT AMARILLO.

Most Disastrous Experience that Town
Has Ever Suffered.
Amarillo, Texas May 23.-The most as
astrous fire this town has ever had brks
out at II o'clock last night IN Browns
grocery and racket store, burning every
building In that block and spreading across
the street 90 the warehouse of Strlngfellow
4 Hume, dealers In hardware, saddlery
and machinery. Among the buildings
burned are the oxford hotel and tho
Champion printing office.
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FOREIGN.

Labor troubles In Russia. strikers and
soldiers have severe hght.
Brosscl. the assassin of King Hum
bert. committed suicide.
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MALARIA MAKES IMPURE BLOOD.
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic cures Ma
laria; zoe.
Moodmen Of the World.

ecmp. woodmen OF the World, continued in
committee OF the whole today considering
the report OF the executive committed II
" probable dnal adjournment win be taken
saturday.
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and single In the nth and scored two
thrce-bagcr aud Freeman's ny Dillon's
slugic. steal and Schreck's wild throw
f'iNc Detroit their FIRST run ana In the
seventh Holmes two-base hit scored Casey.
Score:
X II T.
Detroit ........,... 0lO COL 600 = 9
Boston ,,-......-, 100 go DO u
Cronin and Buelow; Young and Schreck.
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f. V. Whiting of this cItv ,,o.,...
John A. lIusey Of Milwaukee. vIrs ss, .''1
dent; j. b. Bradley, Pine Rim XIV 4
claim agent Of the Cotton Belt spc,s ~.
and treasurer. Milwaukee was selsriss \
the next meeting place. "s
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SPORT.

Hull Of Shamrock II not thought to be
injured, but she Will be locked for In
testigatlon.
Commando beat Paradcr with case at
Morris Pnrt.
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Firencn.
An Amateur Game.

A game OF ball was played on the
Phoenix green Thursday evening between
the G. l.. & Theo Rcrng team ana the
Lrhan team, the score being Is 10 In
favor of the LehAn team.
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United Presbyterian Assembly.

Dcs Moines, Iowa, May 2s.-The general
assembly of the United Presbyterian
church Of North America this morning
d1ose Rev j. IL Thompson. president of
Tnrl,lo college Of Tarkio. No, to be nod
orator. Reports were submitted from the
various auxiliary societies of the church.
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FOR NURSING MOTHERS.
Groves rasteless Chill Tonic.
Death OF a We'll Known SURGEON.

st. Louis May %. DIR, Thomas F. Rum
boldt. known In America and Europe for
his contributions 20 medical literature and
researches in natural surgery, died al his
home here today, aged II years.
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Baseball SUNDAY .

The Missouri, Kansas ana Texas Base
bali club win play the hrcmen sunday
next Mt the ball park. The Dallas team Is
II strong ore having defeated several very
prominent clubs this season
The players and positions VIII be as fol-
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BRAzos OVER BANKS.

Heavy Rains Have Sent River into First
Bottoms.
Hcarne Texas, May GA hard rain ia
falling here this evening causing the streets
to he covered with water
Telephone reports from surrounding
towns nre 20 the effect that rain Is gen
era The BRACES rivers are rising and tha
water Is slowly coming out in low lands.
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Detroit, May 23.--After scoring one run
Ia the nrst Boston punched two doubles
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CARACAS. venezuela. --tyla Haytian ca
BILE --Cclestlno Paraza and his followers
have been taken prisoners near Cludad
Bolivar.
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NEW BOAT IS UNPOPULAR.
Hull Thought to Be Uniniufed by the
Accident of Wednesday.
CREW DISAPPOINTED WITH HER FORM
Commando Beat The Parader with Ease
at Morris Park-Other Race Results.
Baseball Games.

Southampton May 2s-so far Ms can be
ascertained the hull Of the cup challenger
is not injured. but she viii be locked for a
thorough examination.
Sir Thomus Upton, George Watson and
W. q. jameson visited the boat today and
decided that six weeks would be sufficient
10 PIT the crippled yacht again In racing
trim. q
Sir Thomas Upton takes the accident
philosophlcally, but the comments OF the
men show that this eliminating misfortune
coming on top of the minor accidents
which have happened Mt uearly every trial
has taken the heart out of the crew Mis-
haps which were glosscd oyer at the time
OF occurrence are now magnihed and mt
one Of the hands has good word to say
for the boat It is now admitted that All
are bitterly disappointed with her form,
as against the old boat ana the general
hope Is expressed that Sir Thomas Upton
win decide to build new yacht bciore
sailing on his challenge.
Sir Thumns Upton has asked that the
cup races be postponed until the first week
in October.
New York. May %. Secretary j. y. s..
Ode OF the New York Yacht club received
the following cablegram from Sir Thomas
j. Upton late this afternoon:
ode. Secretary New Work Yacht Club,
New York.
southampton. May EB.--lttply regret us
aster which renders impossible keeping en-
gagement August 80, have therefore to ask
club be good enough 20 postpone race six
weeks, say until nrst week In October
but II must adhere TO date fixed tn nyod
disappointment, should substitute ShHmrof Is
!, although this would scnrccly In salts.
factory. Regret very much most serious
accident to Shamrock III details NO doubt
you have had, but am left without spurs,
sails, rigging or blocks. Might say, how
ever, now nothing bur hull. The postpone
ment ask Is minimum possible; can rs
sure not an hour lost putting IN hard work
on repair. The disaster grieyes me very
much and no one deplores more thHn ! my
inability TO toe the mark as agrced.
Thomas j. Upton.
Yacht Erin. Southampton,
Secretary ode called a meeting Of the
challenge committee for tomorrosv night.
II IS thought the committee VIII agree to
the ~postpOnemcnt as asked
NO FAITH IN SHAMROCK II.
London, May 23-An editorial in the
Yachtman, written before the accidents 10
the Shamrock says: "Thf trials OF the
two Shamroclls have shattered our falth
In the new boat. We can not see what
prospects of success Upton has"
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Convention Of Claim Agents.
Cleveland Ohio, May % The convention
of claim agents ended today. The annual
election of officers resulted as follows:
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Texans il New York.
lsnecial to The Post,l

Especial 70 The PosIF =
New York, May %. The follOs'n'
ans are registered in New YORK .,a rala
Houston. Mrs. A. Mallory, ulav llsl
Mr.. and Mrs. S. y. Buck, inpensnSe
Austin. Mrs. g. Tnley Norn'IBIrc ads'
san Antonio. DIR. Ruchwlng' D'
Central. -. ,jeu,s
Rome Navarro; W. b. Cane, ing'
Galveston. II. Mistrot 6 getas Jal
Texas. III. l., Dunlon, GisV'
Weeks, st. George.
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Strength Enables You to Stand the Heat.
Groves Tasteless chill Tonic gives
strength.
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ropAY,s ENrR1Es.

Eleyen-sxteepths OF miIe-Robert Jr
J10; Miss Aubrey i05; Ed +. liz. SbSarrnn
Bird III; Mr, MukcS lGT; Golden IIar Z
vest los; Carlhoo ia; Midsummer III
Nine sixteelths of mile selIins. 2,yenr
ODDS Stacoles, 0akliu, The potentntc rs.
Eingford 100; lemuel i0G: Swift Iighi
100 Reap %; Marie Belle 1o3: Carat 81.
sSanspareil II 100; Baby Dixon i03; Potheer
Thirteen.slNteenth of mile, selling
Julietta b., Nrgie Dor Aa, Silent FriSnd
107; Swordslnan lie; IIanshorongh Mack.
lace. Night Bells ~; Anastasla i05 Harry
pullian 9S; Frenchic 90; Brigand Queen
John Morton 1oI: Lauretea los; Lake Fons 90
10I: Percy X, 100.
Nnc-sixteenths of mile, maiden 2.year.
ods-Aegin liz; Ethyleen All Mine il5.
Josie r.. Jung-frau. Has Gift Eva Relic
10; Iros1ta iloi Wissendne l05; Dueia
ITO; Lacrlmac i15.
One miie-IIottentot ITO; Parole Dor
lii; Ria I.edford 1o5: WINK Taper no
Special Notice lo5; Chopin ia; Macon i07;
One mile ana seventy yards selling
Lady Of the West Aiise Patron i05; Tea
Gown 81; Eda Riley l01 Satin Coat %;
Dinornis 1903; Lndcnellu 1O3; Albert n
Dewey 100; Windward 10: Prestome 1o3.
Events at Newport.
Cincinnati, May a3.-Gwynne was the
snly fayorte Mt Newport today. IA ~
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To Men Only.

can not afford to Ignore even the biss nd 90
for unless properly treated premature decn' soos VI
pete loss OF manhood Will surely foio" hsek ~
fore the eyes, dizziness bashfuness, wehh Svmtlss
of memory, aversion to society, etc, are u@ ~
which you can not overlook. These eonuie s q rns
promptly overcome II the right trea'ns irsa, w
but experiments with free samples retonbe and p''
cines, etc., will only aggravate your UVu u
cure more difficult. /, ave reseerr
1t is no exaggeraton TO say that riscr d ~ ~
manhood than any other physician ~ sntrcty VI =
states. have performed these cures .sse pgn ~ X
dyldua merits after carefully studyns sueh irst,1
tails. / wnnt every who needs The most u
TO give this matter intelligent thought careful n
cate organs OF the body are inyoyen A compsttas
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A General Strengthening Tonic.
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic.
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No FAIru IN SHAMROCK II.

London, May 23-An editorial in the
Yachtman, written before the accidents 10
the Shamrock says: "Tht trials OF the
two Shamrocks have shattered our faith
In the new boat. We can not see what
prospects of success Upton has
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Milwaukee, May %. Milwaukee Balti
mere game postponed; rain.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

Little Rock Ark, May 23.-Spargers
wildncss cost Little Rock the game with
Selma today, Umpire Ebright ordered
ShOrtstop Glenn of Selma out OF the game
for too much argument In the third inning
Attendance 1900
Score r. II. t.
Selma .............002 300 Oo1- } X /
Little Rock ....... tOO 100 100 3 J
sechrlst and Harlow; Spargcr aud
Lynch.
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PALE PEOPLE HAVE PALE l SISs i
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic ~
blood.
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AMERICAN LEAGrr.

Chicago, May 20. Katoli was pounded
for Ave runs In the third and gave way TO
Harvey, who did well until the ninth, when
ne was relieved by Griffith. Four hits,
TWO errors. two Wild pitches and giff
N the third gave Chicago seven runs. IRE.
home runs. Score:
Chicago ......... Oo7 O2t ofx-1i 10 =
Phtadelphl9 ...,.. .005 600 COL . IL 5
!, Harvey Katoll Griffith and sullivan;
frazer Prank, Murphy aud Powers
Cleveland, May 2s.-cleyeiand won an
almost hopeiessly lost game by batting
rally In the ninth inning. After two We're
opt they knocked Patton out Of the bex
and scored nine runs and victory, score.
Cleveland ... 900 O4o o1O-ii ~ 4
Washington ....... $50 1870 2Oo--l3 IA 2
:, Hoffer and Woods; Patton. Lee and
Grady.
Detroit, May 23.--After scoring one run
In the arst Boston punched two doubles
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-11
THO DOCTORS DISAGREE
PARTNERSHIP COMPLICATIONS OF
DRs. sCHADLE AND HEATH
IN COURT
LOSS ON STOCK TRANSACTION
Dr.. schadIe Complains of IrreguIar-
ity in Partnership Accounts
and Stock Loss OF
$4,000.

Judge Kelly, in the district court, yes
terday took up the case of DR.. Jacap e.
Gchadle against DR.. Albert c. Heath
to secure an accounting Of their partner
ship and to recover $S,09 loss on North
efn Pacific stock deal. which Dr.. Sc a3le
in rdsted to his partner and which, he
ella ms, was net hanGlad acc 1rdng TO his
directions. The First National bank, ~
which the partnership account was hell.
is implicated.
DR.. Schadle alleges he took DR.. Heath
into partns rship so tEat he mignt e
able to spend part Of his tire n tsaVel
According to the plaintiff Dr. Hea, II VA s
to carry on his tr2ctice during his alb
sence in Europe, and was TO have the
use of his apparatus. Or He tn w s
TO pay the Office lent and was to re
tain one-fifth Of tie partnership fees ior
his services.
DR.. Scfadie furthermore cI7ims that Or.
Heath also agreed to look after cert ain
stock investments, and that re fail. d to
do So He wrote a letter TO DIR. Heath
directing hin. to sell certain 10 the n
Pacific stocks. and, according to the COM
paint, this letter was unorened until it
was too late to soil the stock at a profit
and less of $500 resulted.
On the other hand. DR. Heath claims
that he was instructed to sell the Norts-
ern Pacific stock at Il, and that It never
reached that figure after he was so ad-
vised
DR.. Schadie wrote a letter 20 Dr. = ath
advising him that he would be home
sooner than he expected, and that the
partnership would then be terminated
DR.. SchadIe also claims that on his re-
turn he discovered erasures in the art
nership accounts kept by DR.. Heath, and
that he was never able to get salts
factory accounting.
Or Heath makes a counter claim Of
ST, eco damages because of the terminal
ton CT the partnership, which he c aims
was terminated arbitrarily by DR..
Scha0le's letter
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WANT COLUMN BRANCH OFFICES

f,rSeeticn .ce4F4e alsss thas IS -.:ts
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SOLDIER CRIED IN COURT.
Henry NJ. Meyer, Charged With Kill
Ia. Beaver Is Released


Ing Beaver, Is Released.
Judge Lochren, OF the United States
district court, had peculiar case before
him yesterday. The case was that OF
Henry IL Meyer, soldier. who was ac-
cused by Capt George ". Goode, of the
First United States cavalry at Ye low
stone Park, of having killed two beavers
in the Yellowstone Park. The alleged CT
Tense was said to have occurred on Oct.
is, $780, and the matter was up before
Judge Lochren On warrant asking his
return to Wyoming to be there before
United States Commissioner Medium.
who issued the warrant.
Meyer is a private in Company G.
Eighth regiment. U. S. A, ami is in
service at Fort Smelling. He was arrest
ed Saturday night at the company camp,
near Lake City, and brought to St Paul
by Deputy United States Marshal Bunde
When arraigned before Judge Lochren
yesterday, he broke down and cri d like
a child. Meyer said that he had been
arrested once before on compla Mt OF
Capt. Goode, who charged him with en-
bezzement. According to Meyer, the
captain had given him directions or per-
mission to sell certain grain, and had
then had him arrested on the charge
named This was on Dec. last, and he
was not released until March 2.
Meyer was brought to st. Paul and was
tried by a general court-martial at Fort
Smelling and acquitted. Col. Hunter, who
reviewed the case, found decidedly in
favor of Meyer.
M. D. Purdy, assistant United States
district attorney, stated that the men
who appeared as witnesses on the former
charge were again witnesses III tn s
charge against Meyer
After considering and examining the
matter, Judge Lochren said that the war
department might order Meyer removed
to Wyoming if it wished, but that he
would not make any such order under the
premises 1t seemed to the court that
there might be some motive other than
justice behind the pro2ce ling against
Meyer, and the court therefore rele as d
him and told him 10 JON his comp any
without delay. When Meyer found OFT
that he was not to be sent to Wyoming,
he cried with joy.