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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-02-08
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-02-08

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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-02-08

Will practice from lat to 10th In
Greenyille. and from 18th to 3lUh In
surrounding country. Those out Of
town In need OF dental work will con.
suit their interest by writing for APP
pOintment.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-11
.HOMBRES CON CUERNOS

So han recibido en- el medical Museums
inforEnes relatives & una especie notable de
hombres con cuGrnos, los que livalizan por ga
Aspecto sensacHonal CON Ion hombres con Fsbo.
I'll ciruiano j. j. Lamprey. miembro del
cuerpo medico del ei6rcito ing6s, Sc encontr6
hace POGO tempo en- Africa, estudi6 tres
nombFes con cuernos. Cada uno dc sllos tsnfa
dos cuernos, uno eadA iRdo de Ia narl1.
GMientrRs estaba de servicio en- Ia Costa
de Orc,-dice ell referido oacial-tuve OCCASION
de toinar IN dibu1o de esos indivfduos. 81
primer hombre con IN cuarno que tuve opcr-
tuntdad de obsarvar, tendrfa unos treinta dos
amos. Sc Ilamaba Cofea, era ortginarfo de la
pequefia aldea de Ag1amRnts, en- el terFitorio
de WassAn. 81 segundo, que no era parieute
del primero, era un ioven de cara lArga, Ia
msdo Anassie Jabfn, originario del territorio
de GaEnin.
Vaii6adome de un int6rprete, pude dedu-
cir que esa escFecenciR en- formA de cuerno se
remonHa tan lejos como gu memori& podfa ST.
cRnzar
Ell tsrcer caso era ell de Cudio Dauso, de
unos vsints sdos dc edad; este me comnnfc6
~ medic del interprete, que siempre habtA
tehdo ese cueFno, e que n8turSlmente hahfa
lido creciendo afo trAs afo, que no ls income
daba al para ver ri para oler.
En- estos Gtimos tiempOss los c6lebres pa
tologisgas, doctores Gaorge Gould Walter
Pyle, han podid0aareuntr centenares de casos
muy curiosos.
CLOS cuernos humanos--dicen esoB ssbios
--son mas frecuentes que 10 que 80 cree gene
rGlmente; no hay cast escritor antique que no
00 NC SIlOsS muCAbo A8DAHn u0
hombres con cuernos en- la cabeza. En- los
tiempo6 primitivos, los cuernos srAn Ell sim DO
10 de la sabidurfa y del podOr.
Miguel Angel en- su c6lebre escuItura de
Noises, le di6 81 patrisrca m par de cuernos.S
AEapiendonos las palabras de esas auto
ridades cientidcSs, hay mayor aburdancia de
cuernos entire Ian mUjsres que entire IOs bom-
bPes.
La ombinaci6n de los cuernos de Ia co.
lG en un ser humane Ia de dar lugar. como es
natural, 6 una snpsrstic6n extravegante. ri
ir forme m6dico relata un cRso de esa espeeie
Sc le do 81 nino el nombre de GHoOdoo Of
Plate naci6 hace cerca de y sfios en- Nc Leod
Country, Mnnesots.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-11
BIBL10TEoA DE Ella DEMOCRAc1As

c6mico ademas, tenfa arte de unir
una reserva extren1a q sns mani
festaciones de ternura, para nc
alsEmar a la joven; pero aquella
nocns Sc habfa prometido dar la
batalla de Ia que Sc jurado salir
VictoriOso.
Habil estrategico, halofa estu
diado La posici6n para darse cuenta
de los puntos d6biles, y sc habfa
dicho que 10 importante, 10 cue 6
TODD trance necesitaba, eta no vol.
yer Paris, stno pasar la nCche en-
aqueIla casa.
No podfa, sin rdbargo, solicitar
semejante hospitalidad, 10 que lie
hubiera hecho sospechoso: era pre-
ciso que la huerfans sc la ofreciera.
Ell calor habfa sido sofocante
todo ell dfa; la atm6sfers estabs
cargada de electricidad.
Fabrfcio y Paula, dGspues de
haber condo en- feliciosa iDtimf.
dad, buscaban Ell fresco en- un ex
tremo del parque, sertados en- IN
banco r0stico, Y Paula, vestids
cen On blanco peipsdof, escuchaba
con delicia las p8labras de amor.
los planes de felicidad de ST pro-
| metidO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-11

Y corriendo del cuarto de Fa-
bricio al suyo, agit0 Violentaments
la cam panilla para llamar q sus
criados, enceEdl6 una b0jfa, tom6
una llave y sc dirigi0 abrir In
veria.
--IJuana hs muerto i-pens0 Fa-
bricio. Esa es la not1cia que tras
esa maidita vieja con tanta prisa;
podfa haber tardado media hora
mas.
La huerfana volvi6 su cuart0
con la carta en- la mano, y dijo ii
Su camera!
We'd 81 ell ssflor Leclero no SCI
ha recogido, y rogadle que venga.
TIA minuta despu6s entraha Fa.
bricio exclamandoi
He ofdo lamar dos veces u
hora bien extraf1a. 6Ocurre alg0
de particularP
:. Una Carta del sef1or Vernieri
y on aguardo para abrirla, porque
su contenido interesa ciertan1ente
& los dos.
Paula rasg6 Ell sobre y lego Ell
voz alta Ia carta que coEocemos.
Rsnunciapaos a describir la ex-
preston de Fabricio durante esta
iectura, que acusaba la mejorfa dc
Juana = 81 pr6xima vuelta la
raz6n. a pesar del imperio que
sobre 81 eiercfs, temblaba como la
hoia en- ell arbol, y gruesas gotaa
de sudor humedecian su frente.
.-rVuelve Al la razon I--exclam6
Paula. = Reclaerda nombres.. fAh..
entonces hablara Ell doctor dice
bien: IDios iIo hecho un n1Stagroi
Parto al instRnte.
--lPartir = diIo Fabricio CON
eStupor.
Sin dudaf. mo ols que me
llamanp
NO hay tren q estas horas'
NADIA inlportal mis- cahallos
me nevaran 6 Auteuil en- cuatro
horas.
x. dirigiendose 10 cafnafef efa,
: Despertsd 4 Jose; Que engan-
che al puDtp 3 Jack y D'cs w
victoria,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-11

Sc tonnaron esos datos cuando ell nido te.
nia apenaa cinco semanAs. GTenfa TODD el
cuerp0 c0bierto con pelo largo de dos puIga-
las, su aspecto era diab6iico, sus oios brilla-
ban como ascuRs baio sus cejan beludas. Te.
nfa una cola de Is pnlgBdas de largo, cusrnos
que Ia salfRn del cr&neo, una dentadura COM
2leta manOs en- forma de garras.
M0rdts como IN perro, andabR cuatro
patas se negaba 3 tonar los Alimentos natu-
rales que toma un ni1l normal La genta de
Ia region considerable enc ni1o demonfo como
TN csstigo impueato la madrea por haber de-
sairsdo IN mercachifs que vendfa imsgenes
del Cruci6jo.a
FAbrIcIus, el ce.ebrs anstomfsta italiano
del sfglo dacim0 cuarto, rehere haber visto IN
kombre con cuernos en- la cabeza y rumiando
de verAs
Los doctores Gould Pyle asegaran cue
la ruina humana 81 M hecho que ha sido com
probado durante an3s p0r autorfdsdes m6dicas.
Cltsn el caBo de IN sneco do unos IS snos,
que residia en- Alemania y que 10 trataba eli
doctor Wlnthier tenia aspGcto saIudabIe
despues de sus comidas se retiraba en- IN lu-
gar apartsdo &i Sc entregaba sus costum-
bres leoninas.
El doctor Hammond, de Nueva York, ex-
clru1ano del ej6rcito, retiere quo ell distinguido
fsioloists Bronwn Sequard tenla tambien esa
costu bre, adquirida a consecuencia de los
eIper1mentos que hats estado hacienda sobra
misma persona.
El doctor Hammond ha estudiado el case
dis un i6ven de fguales hsbtos, al que SO euro
psacticandole Ia trapansci6n.
El doctor Chshord de 3 B.lnImore. refera
qae hAce aIgunos ahos vic en- esa ciudad una
viejs con IN cuerno en- la nariz. Ese euerno
do mas de una dulgada de largo, tsnis mas
menos la forma de IN rinoceronte.
FL doctor sarton, de Nneya York, ssegu-
rs, haber operado yRross cuennos situados, al
tuados en las oreias, COMO tasnblen ha5er Wis
to esa clase de protuheran cias aobre los par
pados, Ia nuss, 81 Iabio Inferior y Ii barea.
I'll doctor D. s. Lamb, patoloiista del ME.
deal Masse am, com nic6 ultimamsnte al mum
DO cient1hco su seoFfa de que los mopstru0s
mlto6gicos de los antiguos, hallaban 81 espIi.
cHci6n natural an los monstruos humanos que
ne ohservan Adjustments entre nosotros.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-11

-iMe amaisp murmur6 Ia! io-
-lQue ST os amol sois la dnies
esperanza de mi vida, mi VIDA mis-
ma. Sin vos, 5para que qu'ero
7iyirP
pusta tanto cfroslo decirI. 5me
amar6is siempre as1?
-ISiempre, siemprel 'r
Paula cerr6 un momento los o1os
nara saborear la ammonia de aque'
liza voz querida.
Fabricio, en- asuel momento,
bes6 con delirio aquellos cerrados
oios Sc apodero de las manoS dc
la ioyen, mientras satantca sonr1sa
antreabrfa sus labiOs.
lie triunfadol = penso el NIL
serable.
On minute mas, y otro crfinen
be unfa q todos los suyos.
Pero en- aquel momento, en- me-
6Io del silencio de Ia nochei la
eamDana de Ia vera Sc dej6 OR.
Aquella sguda inesperada VI.
bracf3n hizo volver en- 81 la nner
fana. Abr10 los OJos la luz u0 In
raz6n, y, desprendiendose brusca-
mente de las manos de Fabr1c1o.
corri6 hacia la puerta y presto
Dido.
-,Rtaldito importuno! per 0
Fabricto. lCuando enconOEaE ia
OCCASION perdidal
Ur segundo campanillo, mas vio-
lehta o1e el primero, lego hapta
aIins. IL huaxfana Sc lanzo d Ia ven
taha. Y crey6 disttnguir la foTms
ae ma muier detr&s de Ia Verla.
5Oui6nP : pregunt6 con fneiza.
-1Soy yo, seforita.
~-dQui6n sois vosT
-Msgdslena, Ia criada oel uoc
tor Vernier Vengo de AubsulI E
traeroS una carta urgthIe ue iai
Fabticio sinti6 Ell 6fgano que en-
an necho ocnpaba ell sitio del cora
s6n contraerse ligeramente. Paula
palideci6, y repusos ~ r,6
luna carta del nocCoEi ssEue
puede haber ocurridoT
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-11
GUERRA ANGLO BIER

enaz
La question boer sigue tenasments sosteni.
da poF una otra parte.
AeOmetidas
Las tropas ingesas las traansvalensss
So acometen con furor no 30 presume el ter.
mino ie 10 campa6a, que Ia recrudecido.
Otra buria de DeWet
Ei corFesponsal del gEvenlng Post0 de
New York en- Durham, manifesto que cuando
lord Kitchener crefa tener asegurada con un
plan estrStegco IL captura del general b0eT
Dawat. encomendsda los generates French y
Knod en- combination, 81 lnviete boer ha sabtdo
salvar al circuito que tornado por once colunn-
mas de tropa ingesa arroyando uno de los fsn-
COZ corrl6ndose hacia el Norte de Orange
ain que el enamigo no hays po1ido ocuparle
mas que 10 que el general tr&nsvaalense dei6
para faciIitarse su eseapada estrategica.
lnexpertos, eh7
Los peri6dicos Inglesss antlministerialisa
tas han vuelto emprender con ese motivo
una energlca campafia contra Ia manera de
hacsr guerra de los generates quo astan en- O.
Africa del anr & los que cRIi6ca de inexpertos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-11

AdamSs saldra sodos Ion diAa un vApor :
las s. 30 de In nananR de Catafo para In Oapi-
tai otro las SIS de Ia tarde desde Ia oapf-
tai psra Oatano, no teniand0, por ahora, estos
dos vapores com bnscion do tranes.
Bayam6n 81 de Agosto dc 1901
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-11
FRITZE, LUNDT & GO.
PONCE, n. R,

Casas en- MayGgstes. q Sa" J~G's.)
RaEQueF0s cOmhshOmAsG@s
A q Z n TE s
4 las siguientes compsffas dc vapores
hamburg American AhmO
Hamburg.
IN VEL0CE
Geneva.
HexT York and PtO. RAcD y. u. 90
New York.
MonsOn Steamship Line,
New York.
Sierra Steamship Line
Liverpool.
vanoros COrrsOs de sObrinOe do Herrera
Habana.
Galveston West a0ssa0a .. .. Co.
Galveston.
De las siguientes Compaf1as de Ase-
guros contra incendio.
LA BALOIsE,
HAMBURG BREMENSE,
AACHEN 81 MUNICH.
ASEGUROS MARITIMOS
Norte GermAnica.
Reures0mEaRs9s
del Board Of Underwriters of New YORK.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-11
Envanenamiento

E'o San Juan, una sirvIents del ~HoteI
Estreila,s Aurora Ssrrano, trat6 de suicidarse
tomando una d6sis de aniina
q IN fotografo hospedRdo en- ell Hotel se
exbrasio un alfiler de orc temiendo que se lie
inculpase por Ia perdida tonn6 Ia grave resolu-
ci6n.
Gracias . los suxilios del doctor Qaeyedo
Bhez, esta fuera de peligro la Ssrrano.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-11

ala ABORIGQUENs-De rargss q CO no
olvidar cue esta casa es Ia que mas barato
vends que constantemente insfoduce nuexas
I'm haee aS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-11
R'ebrero 1887.

-iLorenzo'-exclam6 con estu-
por, viendo al mayordomo revolver
en- mano. IDesgraciadol ique ha.
ceis aqufP
-Dehendo 6 mi seior, q ouien
quereis perder.
r-iVuestro arno es IN miserablel
-lCalumnial
y vos cdmplice de IN asesino.
Deiadme pasar.
No pasareis: estoy armada.
-iCafIonazo de Brest! Y 70
tambi6n.
Claudio, q su vez, tenfa Ell revolt
yer en- Ia mauo.
-iPaso! -diio.
-iNuncal
Dos detonaciones resonaron & la
Vez, despertan1o los ecos del Sena
en- medic de las tinieblas de la no.
che.
A las dos detonacio nes sucedi6
IN grito de G1llor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-11
LINEA FERREA DEL oEsTK

Itin0rario de Trenes vaporos que regirA
dasds oil dia do SeptIembre do 1901.
Salidas de la Capital Bayarn6n
sim uItkneamente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-11
V0to degracia
comisionsA

Otros despachos dicen que Sc han nombra"
DO va las Oomisiones que han de hacsf los pre-
pafAtivo para las hestSs ae 10 coronaclon usl
rey, que Sc celebraran en- toda EsPsns, lsiss
' posesicnes adyacentess desde el domingo Is
de Mayo en- que cumple al Boy So mayor eoaa
hasta ell domingo 1Q de Jnnic.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-11
NOTAS EsPANOLAS
Mensaie

.Mensaje
Los legisladGFes espsfioIes han prssentado
& su Feina Maria Cristina un mensaie sobre la
buena impression con que esaa sobersna ha Wis
to siemrre Eodos los Rsuntos siendo este VaiO-
so factor para su dssarroIlo.
Fundamento
E1 rnensaje de los legisladores & ID refna
tisne como fnndGmento Ell pr6ximo cese de su
regencia, por encRrgarse el Rey Alfonso XIII
de los dOstinoTde III naci6n
Voto dsugracia
Oomuniaan de Madrid que los senadoFes y
diputados han hecho que 80 consigne en- ell
mensRie IN voto de gracias en honor de So Ma
jestad dof5a .CristIna por el acierto, circuns-
peect6n reetisud que la demostrado duran
te e perfodo de la regencia"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-11

Hemos viato & Fabrlcio Leclsfe
llegar q la estaci6n Gle Melun, don
de Paula le sguardaba, y hemos
: asjstido al prfcipio de su dialogo.
Fabricio, frfo' y calculator, gran
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-22
WELLINGTON AS A CRITIC
Maryland Senator Thinks General
Miles Should BE Sent to
Philippines.

WASHINGTON, May 21,-During the de-
bate on the Philippine bill today Mr.. We'll
lington criticised the administration for re-
fusing to send General Miles to the Philip
pines in an enaeavor to end the war; also
the intention. to release Miles. He said 1t
was evident the War department preferred
Chaffee. Smith and Bell. He said the
American people who have preferred the
dollar above the man were responsible for
the present Philippine policy.
Soon after the senate convened today a
communication from the secretary Of state
was presented announcing the unwilling OF
the statue Of Marshal Rochambeau OF
France in Washington on Saturday, May "a.
On motion of Mr.. Cullom OF Illinois
the senate decided that when 1t adjourns on
Friday. May 20. 1t be until the following
Monday In order, he said, that the senate
might attend the ceremonies.
Mr.. Fairbanks of Indiana called atten-
tion to what had trsnspired yesterday In
the island Of Cuba. There never had beer
an act of such splendid Significance, where
a republic had been erected under the
auspices Of the United States. A report Of
the historic incident was found In the
dispatches of the Associated Press. The
report was temperate and graphic and he
believed ought to be incorporated in the
records Of the senate He asked that thiI
dispatch be made a part Of the records
OF the senate, and also printed as a senate
document. This was agreed to.
Mr.. Hale Of Maine offered a resolution
declaring that the senate OF the United
States view with satisfaction and express
congratulations. ct the appearance OF the
Cuban republic among the nations Of the
world. The resolution was adopted.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-22
OMNIBUS BILL GOES THROUGH
Measure ApprOpriates Total of over
Twenty-One, Millions for
Public Buildings.

WASHINGTON, May 21.-The omnibus
public building bill, after being amended
today so as to give Albuquerque, N. NJ, a
SIS. 900 appropriation. passed the senate,
carrying an aggregate expenditure OF s21,-
235, $50.
Before the senate resumed consideration
Of the Philippine bill today it adopted a
resolution congratuiating the republic Of
Cuba on its entry into the family OF indie
pendent nations and the secretary Of state
was directed to transmit the res olution to
the president Of the new republic. The SEN
ate also ordered the Associated Press ac-
count OF the ceremonies Of the transfer
from the United States to the Cuban eu-
thorities printed in the Congressional Rec
ord, and as a public document.
Mr.. Wellington Of Maryland opposed the
pending Philippine measure and said the
action Of the United States in the Philip
pines was as indefensible as the attack of
the hordes OF hell upon God. He declared
that above the army and the War depart
ment and the president were the American
people. and in his judgment, they were re-
sponsible for the condition Of affairs in
the Philippines, because they had placed the
dollar above the man.
Mr.. Wellington criticised the administra-
tion for refusing to send General Miles
to the Philippines in an endeavor to END
the war; also the intention to release Miles.
He said 1t was evident the War depart
ment preferred Chaffee, Smith aud Bell.
Mr.. Bacon of Georgia again denounced
the concentration policy pursued In the
Philippines. He indicated that II lea1ins
republican senators would declare II to be
their purpose to give the Filipinos a free
government the minority would not quarrel
about the time when the government was
to be established.
Soon after the senate convened today q
communication from the secretary Of itate
was presented announcing the unveiling oil
the statute OF Marshal Rochambeau oil
France in Washington on Saturday. Nav ~
On motion Of Mr.. McCullom Of Illinois
the senate decided that when 1t adjourns OF
Friday. May %. it be until the following
Monday. In order, he said. that the senate
might attend the ceremonies.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-22
WILL YOU ALLOW
A Relative or Friend 10 Pass into
the Dark Valley Simply Because
the Doctor Desires to Cling
10 Medical Etiquette
PAINE'S CELERY
COMPOUND
Is Daily Saving Precious Lives
After Pronounced Failures
of Physicians.

The months Just past Of the present year
have brought bereavement and dark clouds
OF sorrow to many homes in our land.
Fathers. mothers, sisters. and brothers have
been forever removed by the grim reaper.
death. The large majority OF such could
have been saved had their friends given
them Paine's Celery Compound. instead OF
the worthless medicines the sick ones were
forced to swallow.
In many families a too slavish obedience
to medical dictation kept the true life saver
from the sick and dying ones. Past records
Of marvellous cures and victories wrought
by Paine's Celery Compound were ignored
by medical men; in a word, II was unpro-
fessional in their estimation to introduce
the life giving Compound.
Ali Remorse is now doing lts quiet but
effective work, and those most closely In
terested are suffering for their neglect.
VIII you, dear reader, allow some dear
relative or friend 10 pass from life without
making an effort to save the perishing one
by Paine's Celery Compound? The virtues
and powers Of DIR. Phelps prescription are
wonderously far reaching and mighty.
Even though your friends have suffered long
and have come to that point where the
physician is helpless to save. even then.
there is a blessed hope II Paine's Celery
Compound is used.
and the number OF precious lives saved, Is
the bright, the living proof, that Paine's
Celery Compound makes sick people we'll.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-22

panic. during which soldiers, police. men
and women, all terrified. frantic. weeping
and praying. rushed through the streets
while overhead the glowing. fiery clouds
rolled relentlessly and ralned down stones
stnl hot. amid the swirling ashes.
The steam launch OF the United states
cruiser. Cincinnati, took some refugees to
the French cruiser. suohet, and many per-
sons sought refuge on the Cincinnati and
United States special steamer Potomac. Al
10 O'Clock the Potomac went to investigate
matters and all reports agree hat Lieu
tenant benjamin b. Mccormick, the com
mander Of the steamer, did great work. He
went IN close to St Pierre and found that
city had been bombarded with enormous
stones from the volcano and that the ruins
left standing after the FIRST great disaster
had been nearly razed. Millions OF tons OF
ashes then covered the ruined city.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-22
L MONDAY"

How good food put a minister on his
feet again is an interesting story. He
says. "a little more than a year ago / COM
meneed the use Of Grape-Nuts Breakfast
Food. At that time ! had been suffering
from dyspepsia for about nve years. ! had
tried all the remedies my friends told me
about but with no permanent relief.
MY Sabbath duties at hat time nearly
Frustrated me and the following day I was
OF no use to myself or to anyone else.
After beginning the food a change began
to take place and gradually the dyspepsia
and disturbance left me. Now l have gained
twenty pounds and am free from stomach
troubles that / suffered so long from.
II can do twice the amount Of work with
ease. am we'll all OF the time. and naturally
sing the praises OF the delicious food tina
has put me right / am perfectly willing
TO have my name appear as endorsing you
excellent food for / know from persona
experience Of its value" I. r. Danforth
Pastor OF the nnst n. Z. chWeh, Haverhil
Masa.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-22

was conclusively bound by a decision rem
dered against II in its sovereign character.
When a state brings an action for the en-
forcement Of It's criminal or revenue laws
II acts, Of course, In Its. governmental ca
pacity, but Il is bound nevertheless vy an
adverse decision. The qg;sSon decided an
not be again iitigated between the same
parties, either in a criminal or civil case"
Bar to Any Other suit.
In closing the court says:
The right Of the state to Gust the pres
ent members Of the Board Of Fire and Po-
lice Commissioner OF the city OF Omaha
has been once tried and determined; and
under existing conditions the judgment rem
dered Is an effective bar to any other suit
for the same purpose! The right of the
mayors appointees to hold ONCE was the
thing adjudged in fhe State against Moores,
and u is the only thing to be adjudged in
this action. The decision in the Mooree
case is not law, but for the purposes Of
this litigation II stands in place of the law.
The governor may appoint. but in the face
Of a plea OF res judicata we cannot put his
appointees in possession OF the Offices. The
court is held in bondage by its own error.
Stat pro natione v~oluntas is the rule Of de-
cision in this case"
Judge Sedgwick appended this: II con-
cur in the conclusion that this court has
Jurisdiction Of the action, but do not ex-
press any opinion as to the question of res
adjudieata."
Judge Holcomb, .concurring. said: II con-
cur in the point stated in the sixth para
graph of the syllabus and what is SAID In
the opinion with respect thereto. Further
than that ] express no opinion on the sub
ject Of the jurisdiction and authority Of the
court to coerce by mandamus the chief ex-
ecutive Of the state. On the question oil
the doctrine Of res judicats, as held and
applied in this case, / concur In all that is
said and decided in the opinion"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-22

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