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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
CAREER OF DISS De BAR

DiHs Dc Bar, OF Anne O'Dclia Dian
DE bar. as she preferred TO style
herself. achieved notoriety FIRST In
New York city In lsss ia connection
with the sWindling of Luther n.
Marsh. Since then she has served n
year on lllackwclia Island ana n
term In an Illinois penitentihry on
charges OF obtaining money fraudu-
lently Two years ago Hha and her
companion, jackson. were given
a hours 90 leave New Orleans. IL
Il said police officials there claimed
10 have evidence against them OF re-
voting crimes similar 20 those for
which they are now being tried in
London.
Although one Of the fattest women
living coarse. hard-featurod and
with flaming red hair. plhA De Bar
has always possessed peculiar pow
ers o. fascination. Her hypnotic
influence has been exercised upon all
claHaeh OF people. from men and
women OF unusual intelligence and
high social position To the poorest
and most ignorant victims OF cred
ulity. Her asccudenry over Luther
r. Marsh led 10 one 81 tho most re-
nRrkAblc eases ever tried before a
New York court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23

medal with two claepH and a bronu
star. With the Bnrmah expedition
ne once more won distinction ana
special promotion, and for his service
with the chitral relief force in 1855
he was again specially rewarded. He
was for some time military secretary
TO Sir George White In India
Ills record In South Africa has
been equaled by few Of the otfcers
there. lie was in command OF tbe
infantry In the successful acton Of
Glands ISaagte, and for his personal
vaior In the field he was recommend
ed for the Victoria Cross. he was
Sir George Whites principal ofirer
during the long siege Of Labyrinth.
and did much 10 save the city from
capture in the desperate fight Of
January 8, 1900. He COMMANDED he
colonial division OF Lord Roberfk
army. and did good service durfns
the advance on Pretoria. General
Hamilton Is also the author Of sew
ersl books
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
A GREAT INVENTION

An invention Of A. A. Honey. call
cuiated 20 increase the traction on
railroads and street car systems,
was given "A satisfactory test yestcr-
day at the yard Of the Northwest
Fixture Company in the presence Of
Manager q. w. Dickinson. Of the Sc
attic Electric Company, and a num-
Der Of prominent engineers.
Mr.. Honey'g device consists Of n
small coil OF magnetic wire wound
around the axle Of the drive wheel
The axle then becomes relices Of the
magnet thus formed and the wheels
become ma gnefic poles When the
current f. turned on the wheels grip
the rails with sufficient force TO
overcome the force ~ gravity In go
ing up and down hill.
a street car viii be equipped with
Mr.. Uoney's trucks and given n trial
IN this city n viii be In operation
In about three weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
GOES TO JAIL
Bv SECTIONS

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2s.-wal-
Ter y, Dimmick, ox-chief clerk OF the
mint, was today sentenced by the
Federal court to two years imprls-
onment In the state penitentlary and
10 pay lines ogRrogating 73l for
selling refuse matter from the mint
and failing TO deposit the money re-
ceived at the time and place specl-
fed by law.
two years for similar offenHes. maxi
ing n total of four years.
lie has still TO be tried on the
main charge Of stealing $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
Knights OF Macoabees

X. o. T.. NJ. OF Green Lake. Tent
No. -. held It's regular review Wed
nesday evening. November 20, with
all members present. -Four were In
itiated and several applicants for
membership were received. After
the meeting closed a general good
time was had. All arrangements
have been made for n grand bali.
which Is 70 be given Thanksgiving
eve. November n. at Sir knight
Kids hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
POINTS ON PRESIDENTS

Especial correnpondenceD
PHILADELPHIA Pa. Nov. -.s-Isre few nterestin
points preHidenH
North has had 10 presidents and the South
elected territory
OF the southern States Virginia
furnished
executive Office about GO Southern
taking for granted that President
his
fifth president nd
strangely enough three Of the nve succeeded from the vice pre
y elected 70 the presidency were Van Bure sa and Cleveland
tho death 81 zachary Taylor IN 1850 Chester Arthur
A. Garfield
OF his Sept 49, oosevcits WIN
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tapecial Correspondsnee.A

hAFfNtAA VI iNAaNHffHN
PARIS. Nov. I'm. santoa-Du-
mont having been hnaily awarded
tho DeutEch prize OF 100000 francs
for calling from st. Cloud to and
around the Eiffel tower and back 20
-. Cloud In 30 minutes, VIII soon un-
dcrtake more daring foats. Henri
Nochefort said the other day, moth
Ing that he announces now hecma Inn
possible.
He had hardly spoken OF transfer
ring his experiments to the Meditor-
rnncan when he received on every
side proposals most magnificent.
His daring project. which he be-
gan 10 study barely fortnight ago.
In already on the point OF being exc
cuted. A vast piece OF ground near
tho sea has been offered 20 him on
the Riviera. on this ground IA ball
loon house, 30 meters long and IS
high. and hydrogen factory are be-
ing constructed. A princciy yacht
has offered 60 follow him throughout
his experiments. and viii be kept un-
der steam throughout the trials.
one of the most intimate friends
OF the Due de Dino has offered him
hospitality AT the villa de Rogue
bruno. a number OF American mill
iionairc owners OF yachts have an
nounced that they will follow him TO
the Riviera.
a. far as the weather permits. cx-
pcrlmenia viii be made daily during
three months In the day time. The
"clou" Of the Monaco season will be
an aerial yoyn ge from France 90 Cor
sica. The Aeronaut proposes To go
60 Calvi IN half the time taken by
the mail steamers. This sensational
end OF February,
~. Santos Dumont viii transport
90 the Riviera. not one, but two steer
able balloons, che Santos Dunnont vi.
which won the Deutnch prize. and the
Santos Dumont VII. which, without
anything having been naid about ~.
N already under construction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
JUST LIKE THE BOYS

The girls who were choeen for the
game borrowed football toys from
members Of the varsity eleven. The
members Of the upper classes sided
with their usual prptegea, seniors
with rophomores and juniors with
freshmen. The seniors won candy
enough 70 last them a week.
Nearly all the spectators were
dressed In borrowed masculine gar
rnsntH. Miss oilie Stevenson. who
weighs $50 pounds. eaptained the
freshmen team, while Miss Rip
petean led the AophomoreE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
ARE TEETH TooLs7
WALLTNGFC

WALLINGFoRD. Conn. Nov. =.
Elmer Edwards. an actor, wax
stranded a few days ago. and his
landiady seized his false teeth. which
was all she could get In lieu Of board
money. Edwards has now sued tia
iAndlady for recovery. II the court
decides that his teeth are tools OF
trade or necessary 10 support. they
ere exempt under the law and he
can recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
IN the STATE

The Kalama river 10 overlooking
its banks and several other rivers
In the state are rising.
John Kosecar. a Sinv living east
OF SumaR. and Martin Fleming. n
mutcher at Maple Falls. have been
arrested for smuggling cattle across
the border from British Columbia.
George Skeels. an enpioyc OF the
Northport Smeiter, was killed Thurs
dag by moving train In the North
port yards.
The new creamery at Arlington
viii be tn operation December 10.
The temporary bridge over the
Puyallup river, recently erected Ky
the Interurban Railway Co.. was
carried away by the rush OF the
flooded river at . O'Clock last even-
Ing. all the piles and stringers IN
the center OF the bridge floating
down the stream.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
ROUTED and
DESERTED

COLON. Nov. 2s.--It Il reported In
Liberal circles that General Aiban.
who left Panama with 1000 men sew
eral days ago 20 fight the revolu-
tiOnists at Chorrera. has returned
with rs men.
The Liberals say his forces were
routed and that 100 OF his men
inlnnd the rahalH
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when she had prestige In New
York as a lecturer previous 10 her
connection with Mr. Marsh she sud-
denly took 10 cigarette smoking and
drinking and landed Ia Bellevue hos
pltaL There she stabbed an attend
ant and attempted 10 XIII one OF the
doctors. She was sent Co Wards
Island asylum for the insane. After
her release she married Dr. Meeaant.
a young Italian physician. who died
soon afterwari.
Ia Baltimore In the EOS Dlns De
Bar paaHcd as Countess LnndHfelt
hpd made her way into tho most
exclusive social circles.
plas do llar IL IN reality the
daughter OF respectable Kentucky
people named Saiomeu. At one time
her mother directed a pathetic plea
90 the police OF New York Affirming
her daughter to be insane. and ask
lug that abe be locked up Ia an
asylum.
Subsequent 60 the Marsh affair
Dies De Bar announced her inten-
tons Of going on the stage IN comic
opera. She appeared ia Harlem.
wearing a cheap blond wig and the
largest pair OF Tights ever made to
order. The audience reared. and
piaa De iiar gave vent TO her wound
od feelings Ia tears.
In Chicago during the 'gps blNs De
iiAr RAISED various disturbances un-
der the name OF Vera Ava aud
served n term IN the penitentinry
for obtaining money BY fraudulant
checks. She married an old and rich
husband named Smith. secured large
sums OF money and went through
the Formally OF divorce from him
tu fs4T
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
Did IT FLYp
"When money talks
what does IL tell2
II only says
Hello! FAREWELL"

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-Robert A.
johnson, ~ years ago. was worth
81 000.oo0. Now he Is under arrest.
charged with breaking down the
fence at the railroad station at
Mount ST. Vincent. on the Hudson.
The fence divides the railroad prom
erty from the big estate which once
belonged 10 johnson.
The one-tlme millionaire now lives
IN barn on his old place. by cour-
tesy OF the surety company which
owns II. He cooks his own meals
and washes and mends his own
clothes. He is the only survivor OF
three Johnson brothers who were
once millionaire dry goods merchants
on Broadway. No one knows how he
lost his money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
EtanL Mnuldn,t Werk

Mary u. Lorlng has sued for n d.
vorce from Frank n, Loring, on the
ground OF failure 90 support She
says Mr.. Loring Is mechanic and
used 20 work az his trade until
within the last two years, during
which time he has been contcntea
with doing such work as he saw III
20 do" She says also that he has
seen tit 20 fill himself with intoxi-
cants. which has been one cause OF
his neglect To support his family.
she has been providing for herself
ana two children, and she wants 70
be shed % her demoralired spouse.
Selma V. Nelson wants a divorce
nom John Nelson on the grounds Of
abandonment and failure 20 sup
port. she charges further that
John made life unpleasant for her
while living with her. by calling her
abusive names, and frequently
threatened her life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23

CHICAGO. Nov. 2s.--ciad In all the
hccoutermentH Of the modern foot
ball warrior. p co-cds who live in
PcarHon's hall. one OF the womcn's
dormitorien % Northwestern univer-
sity. battlsd on football gridirou
marked out In the large garrett OF
the building. last night.
IL was the freshmen against the
soph0mores. The Hophomores tri-
umphed. sending olive Bippstcan
over the freHhmsu's goal line. and
Margaret Corkle kicked the ball be-
tween the goal posts. Score. Soph-
IGNORES G. freahmen Q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
sTILL TEETNinc

SIOUX CITY. Ia, Nov 23.--Eu-
gene Carsey. 81 years old. is cut
ting his third set on teeth. His
teeth had oil disappeared eight years
ago Six weeks ago no commenced
20 be troubled with sore gums.
The pain from thls cause became
20 severe that he consulted "a dentist.
The latter WIS not long IN discover
Ing that fun set Of teeth was slow.
~ making ne way through the gums.
Mr.. Carsey has already cot six teeth
and more are coming through every
week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
The Davs q GA

The state bank nots used TO be q
constnnt source Of possible insecur-
ity The bank that issued It might
be responsible and n might not
Any one holding a bank bill Of this
kind was IN constant danger Of loss
With the national bank note an
this fear Of lose is done away with
because It Is secured by o deposit
with the government. In the same
manner every policy OF the State Life
Insurance Company Of indianapolis
is secured by deposit OF fits entire
cash value with the state Of Tndi-
ana. other states do not require
this. Therefore a policy In other
must necessarily lack
this desirable feature. a..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
DEATH OF JOHN GRAY

John Gray, a pioneer who came 20
this city In 1878. died al Green Lake
last evening OF cancer at the age Of
IS years.
Twenly-sight years ago Mr.. Gray
came TO Seattle from Eugene. ore.
Until q few weeks ago Mr. Gray
owned the business block at Fifth
avenue and Terrace street.
Deceased is a native OF Zurich,
Switzerland. lie IL survived BY a
widow and three children. Mrs. Ida
Bosworth and Hugo and Otto Gray.
all OF this city. The funeral viii be
held from Bonney 4 Stewards par
lors at II o'clock Sunday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
verItabIe Racer

The new balloon marks an enor-
nous advance on the preceding one.
II N. 30 20 speak. "A veritahla racing
balloon. II IN very long. measuring
no less than 40 meters by meters AZ
the widest point. II II 10 meters
longer than No. 6. Its volume Will
be $40 cubic meters. or 200 cubic me-
tiers more than the preceding one.
IL viii be noticed that NJ. Santos
Dumont proceeds in his successive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
Tho Marsh Case

Mr. Marsh was a Seii-known law
yer and juriBi. with one ~ the most
extensive aud paying practices IA
the United states.
Mr.. Marnh's wife died. and he be-
came interested IA Spiritaaliana. Dina
be Bar appeared In New York about
that time under the name % Prin-
cess EdithA- She came from Haiti-
more. and Il became known anbse-
ausntiy that shc had had an un-
pleasant past Ia that city. She
claimed 20 be a daughter OF King
Ludwig % Bavaria and Lola MonteE.
the dancer. In New York she met
Luther ". Marsh and secured his at
tention by going into frances and
bringing him alleged messages from
the late Mira Marsh. from Adelaide
Nelson. the dead actress. and others
from whom Marsh had wished 10
hear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
ANOTHER OLD
PIONEER GONE
Mrs. Mary A. Wilson Dies Near
Los Angeles, California

Word has reached the city Of the
death at Redondo Beach. California.
on November IS. Of Mrs. Mary a.
Wilson. aged SO years.
Deceased crossed the Columbia bar
In a sailing vessel In March. 1871.
with her husband. =. A. Wilson. and
two children. They made their first
settlement nc what Is now known a.
Milwaukee. six miles above Portland
on the Willamette river. Mrs. VIII
son leaves eight children. 1ne OF
whom is Winfield s. Wilson. Of this
city. Her husband died at Pendleton.
ore. u years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
SALOONS CLOSE
And the Bsrkeepers Attend
Revival Services

LAPORTE. Ind, Nov. 23.-Maior
r. s. Marquis. OF the Eighth Ohio
National Guard, II conducting re-
markable revival meeting here. The
saloons were closed last evening and
bartenders and proprietors attended
the services.
The city Is in "A furore or religious
excitement and a movement " on to
close every saloon In town. Hun
dreda have been converted and there
IL no church IN town large enough
10 accommodate the audiences,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
IN The COURTS
The . oy and Dynsmise

The trial Of an action for $4,000
damages was begun before a jury In
Judge Belle department yester-
day. The plaintiff 70 Royal &. Nell
son, BY his guardian, W. H. Nelson.
The complaint alleges that the de-
PENDANT, r. Mcclellan, had contract
to improve Denny way and other
streets. That he negilgentiy stored
q large quantity of Juda0n powder
on lot near the street, where Il
was accessible to anyone That the
Nelson boy and another. both less
than 40 years " age, were playing
In the vicinity on July 4. 1888. and
finding the powder, picked up a
stick of ~, nuppOeing 81 10 be new
kind of fire-cracker, and touched a
lighted match 10 IT, The explosion
destroyed the Nelson boys left eye,
and permanently impaired the sight
Of the right eye. and also his hear
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
General Dlss De Bar

Associated with Dlss DE Bar at
this time was a handsome we'll
dressed and pompous individual
called General plMa lie bar" The
couple had two children. and soon
the family were installed In The
Temple OF Youth" "a Dias DE bar
called the Marsh home. and Mr..
MarNh'H bank account dwtndied
soon II became known that be had
decided "a the adventures hts man
sion and had made over 20 her other
property valued at $4,000.
Mr.. Marsh'H friends interested
themselves In the matter. and DiAs
DE liar and her husband were ar
rested and locked up IN the Tomba.
After q sensational trial Dlas do
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23

LONDON. Nov. gs.--DaiHy AdamA,
one OF the dupea. was called Co the
stand when the trial OF Theodore
jackson ana Diss De liar was re-
stunned 70 day.
She gave unbluahingly further de-
tails OF the actions Of tho male de-
PENDANT which formed NJ foul a
chapter In this miserable case an 10
be unit for print
Disa DE liar attempted 60 show
that the giri was OF Immoral char
acter. but the witness emphatically
denounced the story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
BRUSH WITH
the ENEMY

CAPETowN. Nov. IA British
FORE under Captain Eiiott recently
attacked and routed a Boer COM
nlando In the Maclear territory OF
Griqualand East.
The Beers lost six killed and one
wounded
The British casualties were Elliott
killed and three officers wounded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
CONSPIRACY
Venezuelan War Minister
Arrested

CARACAS. Venezuela. Nov. a.
Ramon Guerra. minister OF war. has
been thrown into prison by order OF
President Castro. accused of consplr-
ing 10 overthrow the administration.
Many friends Of Guerra have been
apprehended.
Joachim Garido has been appointed
war minister.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
QUEEN TOO kind

RUnA @The Eas,ava learns tho
dispute Alexander and Queen naga
jealousy because he thought
iowa aane naecr
renroeehed nraga FOR bringing him dlsrepue
an public and with having kept his
Tho zsava calling Alexander
q miserable. weakiing emacated prngate
Inc oer causing the present quarrel has been transferred
mote garrison the frontier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
Selling Liquor 10 indians

Chas. A. johnson OF Auburn was
given a preliminary hearing before
U. ;. Commissioner kiefer on the
charge OF selling liquor 10 an Indian.
He was bound over for action by the
federal grand jury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
Jessls Brews Tried

Jessie Brown has been tried be-
fore Judge Griffin upon the
charge OF larceny from tha person.
She was accused OF stealing so from
Charles Sund. The trial lasted little
more than half an hour. but the jury
has been wrestling with the case
since II o'clock.
Jeaise Is a petite little creature
who owns up 60 20 years. but looks
to be about - Her face was a
good witness for the defense. Two
policemen helped the prosecuting
witness swear the case through.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
FOR VILE PRACTICES
Theodore Jackson and Diss de Bar Held to
Answer--DsguStng Testimony

The judge decided to hold both
prisoners on charges OF rape and
lenses.
Jackson made statement in
which no said he had been the
adopted ron OF Diss DE Bar for 20
years ana then married her, nl-
though unit for the duties OF a hua-
band.
Since then. he said. DiHa DE nar
had annotated herself on the sacred
altar OF chastity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
IN FAVOR
OF MEADE

NEW YORK. Nov. z2.-In the
Meade court-nartiaI yesterday Cant.
BENZ. Fuller. acting assistant Judge
advocate Of the court. was called
20 the stand by the prosecution.
He gave testimony which supports
Meade's accusation that Major
I>auchheimer acted in a diagracefuI
manner when entertained In Boston
In 1897 by the Puritan Club.
The testimony came as a surprise.
Teh court. however. decided IL
could not be admitted until the de-
fence put In it's case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
SNAKES
Trials of Reptile Char
mer's Husband

NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.-walter d.
Hedler. who married n snake cham
er. tells a peculiar story OF cruelty
in petition for divorce, which lie
has filed IN the court of chancery.
Hedler objected TO the snakes heiug
brought into the nuptial couch at
night, but his objections were over
ruled. and when one of the reptiles
attacked him, he concluded that II
was time 70 appeal to the courts.
Mrs. Hedler was Evelyn !. Stans-
field. She travelled with show.
Six years ago she married Heller.
In his petition Hedler declares that
his wife continuously kept and main
tanned an assortment 81 vennmous
snakes and reptiles IN the house: that
on the night OF Dec. g 1900, after he
had retired. she brought into the
room three snakes and put them
into the bed. Hedler continues in
HE declaration thus:
And your petitioner further shows
that after having toyed with the
snakes some time. one OF them did
bite your petitioner In the left thigh.
causing the same to swell and oc-
casioning your petitioner intense
pain and necessltating your petition
er's immediate visit TO Or. Reilly,
under whose care he has been ever
since.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
Walter ElweII Dead

Walter F. Fiweii. aged As years.
efed at West Seattle yesterday.
MIR. Eiwell has lived in West seattle
for several years and AT the time of
his death held the position Of road
supervisor. Death was caused by
pneumonia The body Is at Butter
woEth'a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23

A transcript from r. NJ. Tucker.
Justice Of the peace 1T Franklin has
been filed. The complaint charges
Dominica Afasso with assault with
q deadly weapon upon Angelo Mo-
limo. II was verified by Baetano
DijeiIic, and other witnesses. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
NO need
To STAY.

WASHINGTON, d. c. Nov. ga
bsnlcmalie Agent Dickinson to Rul-
Earia cables that he has ieft sofia
Tor Cons,antinople.
Hts reason Is not dlvulged. IL is
ioeked upon as a discouraging move.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
HORRORS

PARIS. Nov. 12.-The French Free
Gasons have appealed 70 the Masons
OF the world 20 unite In an effort TO
Stop the horrors Of the concentration
camps IN the Transvaai.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
FOR WAR
SCHOOLS

WASHINGTON. Nov. s2-Thc
cabinet listened 10 the Presidents
message today and discussed Roots
plans for a number Of war colleges
throughout the country for the In
elruction OF officers.
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Justice bound the accused over in
$500 bonds 70 answer In the superior
court.
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Was Adiudged insane

Iiar was convicted upon n minor
charge and served n term OF hix
months on HIaekMell'a IHland.
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