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Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24
THE EALTY MARKET
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Monday
June %:
Warranty Deeds.

INSTRUMENTS placed on record Monday,
June %:
Warranty Deeds.
Jeff Arnold to Joseph Mayhem, undlv
u of eha lot 8, block Is, Waterloo,...S Is
Lydia Horn to same, WA lot 8, block .,
7 . Il sane Boyd and wife 10 Emma stebr. 10
RS add ...,,."y.:~.:.".Y":~"-"n. 1.s25
Wright, same ......gs.~.".~.Y, 1850
feet lot 8 and e Is feet lot 4. block s.
Benson Land Syndicate to Albert
Davis lots Is and a. block 2' Ben oo
Mary x. Patrick and husband to L. '
E, Wilson. lot 10, block 3. Bemis
r. J. Mcclure ana wife to q. M. Reed. ~
lot IL, block 20, Hanscom PLACE.. !
Matilda Palik TO Lawrence Mtnot ct
al trustees, sh lot T. block 2Ss, -
e. e. Garvin to Alma E. Toms, lot
4, block l, Denise,s add ....;""..:; 800
Lena Miller to John Kennedy, ia
Mabel ". Sinner and husband to w.
50 feet lot Il. luke & rs add. 1000
Sarah o. Luce and husband to w. o.
Terry. s S7.66 feet lot 5. lsaac's ad... 500
Deeds.
City OF Omaha TO Frank Thompson.
executor, lot S, block 800. Omaha lex
change OF property ...........s....... .....,
Frank Thompson. executor. 20 Adams
4 Kelly company, lot ., block SOs,. 20,
sherin to Annie Is. Wright. lots 2 and ~
3. block 2; lot 8. block 3; loa 9, block
., fatriek-s I'd add.....-:.......-. $50
Aliens subdiv .............."".-..... lO6I
Total amount Of transfers .."."...fiSOsa
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24

SPRINGFIELD, III, June 23-The re-
mains OF Mrs. Ella Cullom Ridgely, wife
of the comptroller Of the currency, William
Barrett Ridgely, arrived in this city today
from Washington and were taken to. the
family residence.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24
HYMENEAL.


SHENANDOAH. Ia, June 2S.-(special)-
Wednesday forenoon at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. August Westphall Of Vllisea. w. II.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24

In the mountains, a morning outing js
ever so pleasant with Cooks Imperial
Extra Dry Champagne.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-24
Best machine, oldsmoblle. TIA Farnam st


Green sea turtle soup every Tuesday and
Friday at Ed Maurer's, 1906 Farnam street.
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DEBATE IS NOW WARNING UP
Continued from First Page.)

Continued from First Page.)
the atrocities at Andersonville." interrupted
Mr.. Neville of Nebraska, why shauld not the
American people not now be indignant over
the brutalities in the Philippines? Why
parade the civil war horrors as an excuse? p
democratic applause.)
WOrdy War starts.
III the administration was directly re-
sponsible for the atrocities alleged to have
been committed In the Philippines, the re-
publican party should be swept out OF
Vower." Democratic applause.)
while the union prisoners were suffering
at Andersonville." interposed Mr.. Richard
son. did not the confederate government
have up a standing oner- to exchange those
prisoners. ohicer for ofhcer and man for
man. and was not that proposition re-
jeeted?'
Yes. but the men in Andersonville were
broken, emaciated, many of them maniacs
The north refused 10 exchange able-bodied
men for men who could not perform mill
tary service" replied Mr.. Mahon.
81 ask again" interrupted Mr.. Richard,
son. did not more confederate prisoner:
die In union prisons than union prisoners
In southern prisons2"
81 deny II and will put the reports IL
the Record"
ut is true. and / can prove It," asserted
Mr.. Richardson.
"You want the south to assist the gov
eminent In prosecuting the war in tn
Philippines. interposed Mr.. Neville. "Wh,
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-11-06
THE NEXT HOUSE,

Notwithstanding the hopes that have
been entertained by many democrats
the next house of representative will
be Enthusiastically republican. The
working majority in this body will he
%. This viii be sufficient for general
legislation. According 20 the last cen.
sus report. the house will be compos.
ed OF 30S members, of which 2O4 will
be republicans and the remaining 49,
democrats.
While this shows directly a greater
gain for the democrats than the repub-
leans, yet the great landslide that
was predicted in many quarters has
failed to materialize and the congress
remains safely republican. On the
whole the democrats have not made
the gains they usually do on an of
year In fact. it seems rather that
they have fallen behind, as the repub
lcans in all large cites and strons
states except Indiana and Pennsylya
mia, have gained ground.
To say the least every citizen of The
republic should be thankful that
house of congress was returned tina
will support Roosevelt by enacting leg
Z islation for the interests of the whole
people.
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purpose of securing the money he had
on his person, they consummated their
hellish work and left his body disfig-
ured and mutilated. Such are the con-
ditions with which the American
citizens and American troops have had
to deal for the past four years. No
means should be left unused to bring
these murderers to Justice With such
men force becomes necessary to i'm
press them with fear for law and order
after which respect may be taught
them by more peaceful methods.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-11-06
LEGAL.
sheriH's sale.

Notice is hereby given. that by virturc
of special execution, to me directed by
the clerk of the district court of WapellO
lands. tenements, etc, of w. T.. Warren
and Emma Warren. defendants, in favor Of
Fannie III. Merrill, guardian, plaintiff, l
will Offer at public sale, to the highest
and best bidder. for cash at the front
door of the court house in the city of o.
thmwa, Wapelo county, Iowa, on the 10th
of . O'Clock u. M and o'clock p. M on
said day. all of said w. r. Warren and
Emma Wnrren's right. title and interest in
and to the following described propert
situated in Wapello county, Iowa, to-wit:
Lot number five Ia in Majors and Dib-
ble''s addition to The city of 0ttnmwa, Wa
pelo county. Iowa.
Sale TO commence ut the hour of one
O'Clock p. III. of said day.
Witness my hand this 18th day of Octo-
Der, 1902. j. H. CREMER.
Sheriff of Wapelo County, Iowa.
BY JOHN d. STEpIIENS. Deputy.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-11-06
GROWTH OF DOMESTIC TRADE.

The end Of the first three quarters
OF the calendar year affords a good
opportunity to take retrospect with
regard to the movement III domestic
trade with that OF other years 1t is
matter of considerable pride TO the
individual when he reviews his own
business transactions for a certain
period and finds that they have sur
passed those for similar periods of pre-
vious years. 1t should therefore be a
matter OF considerable qualification to
the American citizen to know that as
nation the business has during the
past year reached point never before
attained in many lines.
AS All indication of the unparalleled
advance in domestic traffic the re
ceipts OF cattle at the leading markets
give an excellent example OF present
conditions. II for no other reason the
people OF Wapello county and Iowa
should be interested from the fact that
they are Inhabitants of the greatest
corn producing state in the union, And
since corn is prime requisite in the
feeding of cattle for the market the
prosperity of the country in this one
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line will be seen to closely affect the
interests OF the people OF this state.
From the September summary of in
ternal commerce the following facts
are gathered relating to the status OF
this particular line OF industry. These
, statistics are gathered from the re-
ports from the markets of Chicago.
Kansas City. st. Louis, Omaha and St
Joseph. At these five points total of
$500 carloads OF stock We're received
during September 1902, while 52614
carloads arrived in 1901 and 50,716 car
loads in September 1900. 1t will be
seen that in the two years there was
a gain in September OF $3.50 carloads
for September or an advance or 1898
per cent. But carrying the compari-
son a little farther, there were received
during the nine months of 1902 at
these points 5,2S4,432 carloads OF
cattle as compared with 5,2S6,356 car
loads in the same period OF 1901 and
t4.l96,13 carloads in 1900.
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MOTHERHOOD Of Will.

State of Iowa. WapelIo County, SIS.
In the District Court:
To all whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given, that an instru-
ment in writing, purporting to be the last
will and testament of Catharine Fahy, de-
read by the undersigned, and that 1 have
fixed Monday, the 24th day of November,
1902, as the ~ for hearing proof In rela-
tion thereto.
Witness my official signature with the
seal of said court hereto affixed,
(Seal) this 10th day of September, 1902.
Fl. w. MICHAEL,
Clerk District Court!
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Beware.

The Burlington Hawk-Eye advises
that eXuberance over the end of the
coal strike be tempered. ANY day."
it points out, may bring out Murat
Halstead's complete history of the
strike
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The Way II Was,

Mrs. Grump-I understand you had
some trouble with Mrs. Kick, where
you last workedg
Hired Girl -O didn't hay no throuble
wild her, mum. shure it wor her thot
had tn thfeuple Mtd me.-ohio State
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Cheerful ontimisn.

why any man who is privileged to
live in the garden spot of the state
in these glorious October days should
want to kill himself is a mystery"
says the Council Bluffs Nonpareil,
commenting on the unusual number
of suicides in southwestern Town re-
Gently.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-11-06
MOTHERHOOD of Will.
State of Iowa, Wapello County. s.
In the District Court

SIdtH Of IUNH, " HHtTIU OUFTHIy. sS.
In the District Court.
To all whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given. that an instru-
ment in writing, Rurporttng to be the last
will and testament of Henry A. Berrer,
deceased was this day produced opened
and read by the undersigned, and that I
have fixed Monday, the 18th day Of No
yember.. 1902. as the day for hearing proof
in relation thereto.
Witness my official signature with this
seal of said court hereto affixed.
,seall this 29th day Of October, 1902
FL w. MICHAEL,
Clerk District Court
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Make the TippIers Work.

The Boone Republican thinks the
dipsomaniacs confined in the state
penitentiaries should be made to
work. Work it contends, is the only
remedy for such ills as theirs.
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And the Hawk-Eye.

1T takes aggressive characters to
be peacemakers.' says the Burlington
Hawk-Eye There was Grant
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IOWA PRESS COMMENT.
Why Roosevelt Is Liked,

The people like Roosevelt" says
the Waverly Independent, because he
has great big heart which beats in
sympathy with his people
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-11-06
THE DESTRUCTION OF FORESTS.

The preservation of foreststis very
vital subject to the people OF this
country, That it is a practical ques
ton is being recognized more fully
each year. This is especially so in
those western states where the de-
struction of the forests has been max
ing rapid Roadway during the past few
years. During the past half century
the drain upon these resources has
been enormous. In districts where
dense forests formerly existed not a
tree has been left standing and the
raid upon the timber lands, which has
been growing from year to year. has
become. more vigorous than ever be-
fore Almost all the lands available
have been occupied and means are be.
ing adopted to convert the growing
timber into commercial lumber. But
even with the immense increase in
/ the amount of timber converted into
! lumber it does not compare with the
1 Dram maze upon Inc lOieSl supplies
by the destructive fires that sweep
lover these districts from time to time.
4 With the havoc caused by the terrific
/ fires in Wyoming and Colorado during
/ the past summer, together with those
/ in other regions, the destruction of the
/ forests has been much more extensive
1 than ever before.
1 Professor Leibig, of the United
States geological survey, has eX
pressed the opinion that the accessi
/ BILE forests will not last another fifty
years under the present drain of tim
\ Der cutting. grazing and fires. Thai
this opinion practically states the stu
alton there can be no doubt. Will
these conditions confronting the coun
TRY it is indeed imperative that steps
should be taken to prevent the need
less waste of the timber lands in get
ting the lumber from these districts
In this connection it would seem tina
measures should also be adopted pro
yidng for means to reduce to mini
i mum the destruction of the forestfres
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TREAcHERY OF THE FiLlPINos

The natural treachery and barbarity
of the inhabi>pts of the Philippines
has again been Brought forcibly to the
attention of the American people by
the tragedy near Bacolod D. c. Mont
gomery, superintendent of schools in
the Oriental Negroes, while on the road
to Bacolod was attacked by six men
armed with spears and bolos. Not
satisfied with taking his life for the
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-11-06
THE EsQUIMo

The Esquimo eats blubber.
The lumbermen eat pork.
These people are constantly
exposed to cold and physical
strain. Experience has taught
them that fatty foods give
warmth and nourishment.
For those who have cold
and thin bodies, or are threat
ened with consumption or any
wasting disease, there is no fat
in 50 digestible and palatable a
form as SCOTS Emulsion.
Physicians prescribe it
Vel ssnd yen Ii,tle to Try, ii You like,
SCOTS BOVINE, .e9 PsaIssesA New York,
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American.

sternphace-Don't you know that
you can't support my daughter until
you go to work and earn salary?
Lawrence-Oh, / don't want to sup
port her, only want to marry her!"
Chicago Daily News.
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Clouds on the Horizon.
"Old Multimillion is afraid that some
lay he may be poor"
"What gives him that idea"
Ellis daughters husbands. PUCK.
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Water sufficient to cover one acre one
inch deep will weigh 101 tons.
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Published scmiweekly on Tuesdays and
Thursdays.
oiiia": H. south Market street
Telephone editorial or business Office
Nc. A.
W.. Iowa.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
Daily Courier, / year. by mail .S4.0o
Semt,Weekiy Courier year. ,.., 1.50
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New Building Needed.

While some improvements have
been made in the wards making the
place more comfortable for the pa
tients, yet new and more commo--
dious building is badly needed. Often
there is great difficulty in caring for
the patients who are brought there,
and the management is at all times
hammered for lack of room
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-11-06

The Ottumwa Hospital association,
composed of thirty-four women Of this
city, held its regular monthly meeting
Wednesday morning at the
home of the secretary, Mrs.
H. l.. Waterman, 232 East
Fifth street. The spirit of the meeting
was very encouraging and the bust
ness of the meeting was attended to
in a manner that shows much inter-
est in the affairs of the association.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-28
NEWS IN BRIEF.


Charles King. aged 20. accidentally
shot and killed himself while hunting
near Pittsburg. Kan.
Robert Ogden committed suicide a
Kahoka. No. by taking poison.
An attempt was made near Bertram.
Tex. 70 wreck a Houston and Texas
Central passenger train. number OF
ties being placed on the track az q
curve.
Robert Legow was shot and killed al
DeKafb. Texas. BY Charles Brown, who
was arrested.
An accident 70 the Gatesvills (Texl
waterworks has shut down the Hour
mill. compress and other Industries.
George Allison. aged u years. was
acquitted Of murder az Benton, KY.
He stabbed to death Guy Hinton. aged
IS. at church a few months ago. and
was acquitted on account Of his youth
Walter Neil. charged with Kidnapping
Floyd Holllngar. the s-year-old son ot
j. J. Hollinger Of Pine Blum. Is In jail
there.
W s Stultzman. agent for the Fris-
CO railroad az Pawnee. Kan, was ar
rested. charged with the murder Of r.
I ]. Morrison, az Pawnee.
Eli Pullen. G. W Bruce J. r. Davis
and Lon c. Hun have been arrested 81
Gonzales. Tex. for forcing Attorney ].
W. Rainbolt 20 sign a paper so folded
that the contents could not be seen.
The paper has disappeared
General Chaifee viii sail from Min
fla for the United States within q
week.
Wallace Grant. a negro. was hanged
Al Newport. Ark, for the murder q
Essex Powell.
Failures in the United States tho
past week were 207.
The president has signed an order
for the taking Of the Philippine cen
sus.
Arthur Conner killed his wife near
Columbus. Ca. and was killed by his
wife's father.
A severe gale has swept the coast
OF Newfoundland doing Considerable
damage
The project TO consolidate sixty per
cent OF the spinning and weaving
mills OF the south seems to have been
perfected
John Hitler. engineer al the Reg.
hardt stone quarry near Cape Girar~
deau. No. was caught In the fywheel
OF the engine. His head was crushed
so badly that he died In a few hours.
-Four hundred coopers struck at Pc
orla. H., for an increase in wages OF
10 per cent. All the plants closed with
a single exception.
Joseph Stanfor,h was drowned near
Browning. Mo-. while trying 70 cross
Locust creek.
r. r. Fox was cut and probably "a
tally wounded by Or. L. +. Layton. q
prominent physician Of Brownsville.
Tex. who refuses 70 make An explar
nation.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-28
Divorces Granted.

The following divorces have heen
granted az the present term Of the
district court:
Whlte-August Wellmyer vs.. Min
ME Jordan Wellmyer, Amelia Alien
vs.. Tom Allen, +. II. Martin vs..
Myrtle Martin. Frank Palmisano vs..
Annie Palmisano, Nina Greer V.
George Greer.
Colored-Josephine Henderson vs..
Ed Henderson, Matte billiard vs..
sam billiard. Robert Martin VS..
Vinie Martin, William Sauls v.
Maggie Sauls, Eva Wilson ". Hill
Wilson, John Fluellen vs.. Annie
Fluellen. Josephine Franklin vs..
Simon Franklin, Mary Pauldo vs..
Armistead Pauldo. Fanny Jones vs..
Harvey Jones. r. j. King W. Jane
King. Josh Johnson vs.. Mary john
son, Callie Donley vs.. Adam Donley,
Eliza Foster vs.. Green Foster, VIII
Hollingsworth ys. Narcisy HOllings-
worth, Lucy Price vs.. Marshall
Price.
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&C. n. SCHEDULE

No. observation-disclosures
ger Leaves 80. .........s.4j u. m.
Males close connection with main line
!. a q. y. going east and vest.
No. observation-disclosures
ger-Arrives ......:... 7:lO p. m.
No. l02-Passenger 10 San An
toni0-leaves .........7 1880 a. m.
No. l03-Passengor from San
AntOniO-Arrives 49,. 400 p. m.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-28
TREATY WITH INDIANS.
"a WIN Lead TO BETTER Adius msBt Of
Chocisw and Chieksssw Tribes.


Washington, Sept. 27.-Ofhclai tele-
graphic advices TO the interior depart
ment announce that the supplemental
agreement negotiated between the gov
eminent and the Chociaw and Chicka-
cav Indian tribes has been ratified by
an overwhelming majority by those
nations.
The supplemental treaty makes mod
ifications and additions 10 the original
agreement In a number Of important
matters. II provides for the sale OF
the coal lands. which aggregate 500
600 acres. a. public aucti0n. There will
be no leases Of coal or asphalt lands
Il also segregates not over $40 acres
for sulphur springs under government
control. established citiz9nsnip courts
20 retry citizenship cases tried In 1895 ;
provides for thT enrolment OF all Mis-
sissippi fullblood Chociaws and OF the
descendants Of all Mississippi Chloe
tsEs who have received patented lands
and authorizes the Chlckasaw freed
men 70 institute proceedings In the
couua OF claims TO determine their
rights.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-28
Seven Gave Their Lives.

On ST. Patrick's day Of this year
seven Atlantic Coast Guard Life
Savers were drowned together by
the overturning Of boat in n tenn
pestuOus sea, while endeavoring 20
rescue the crew from a wrecked
barge, OIL the end Of Cape Cod.
Numbers OF the brave fellows in
that service give their lives 10 save
others, every winter. The crew now
on furlough with Buffalo Bill's Wild
Wese have dauutlessly faced such
perils for years one Of the most in
tensely interesting features la the
arena programme Is their highly
realistic denomination of the way
in which the Brooches buoy Is OPP
Grated 20 take people from wrecks.
All their outfit Is loaned by the gov
eminent for this use. They viii be
seen here on Oct. Is.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-28
Bachelor Girls.

The FIRST anniversary Of the Bach
elor Girls Literary Club" was cele-
brated Friday afternoon from i:3O 20
Q o'clock az the home Of Miss Edith
Rhodes.
Miss Harbers. vlce-presldent,
served In the absence " the presi-
dent, Miss Read. who was detained
40 home on account OF illness. After
business comes pleasure Miss
Rhodes had a delightful surprise
ready as soon as the club adjourned
and all participated In a contest Of
Southern Authors" A dainty
ping-pong handkerchief was award
I'D 10 the best contestant-Miss
Lucy Board. Delightful refresh
mems, consisting OF waters and
cream, we're served.
The Bachelors" then said good
bye 10 their charming hostess-all
very grateful indeed 10 Miss Rhodes
Tor an afternoon spent most pleas
autly rs well as most protitably.
The club Will hold It's next weekly
meeting with Miss Board.
Ell T.
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lat. Q. SCHEDULE.
Local Wese,S

Initial belts at Norwood's. 256
.walking skirts at Norwood's. 2B
Collecting solicited. r. II. Kirk. 80
Cole Hardware Co. sellmore Heat
ers. 256
New line walking bats at Nor-
woods. 256
l.. ;. Ettle went to Houston yes
terday.
sellmore Heaters at Cole Hard
ware Co. 2j6
Thirty,six inch taiIeta silk at
Norwo0d's. 80
Mrs. NJ Knoblaueh returned from
Reisel yesterday.
One hundred bonnots, 30 cents
each at Norwood's. 25j
Mrs. Clarke Winslow returned to
Galveston yesterday.
Fifty FIVE bolts All colors In broad
cloth at Norwood's. 256
wantod-White farm hand AZ SIS
month. SO 4. ;. Minter.
For sale-Lady's Cleveland bicy-
Gle. Address p. q. box lee. 81
o. p. Buchanan left yesterday af-
ter spending several days In the city.
Try our handkerchief extracts and
toilet waters, they arr best. Roads
Drug store. $50
For Sale-A new roll top desk with
all modern improvements. Apply
at /. d G.. y. depot. ~
Louis ThibadeauN has returned
from Fort Bend county, where he
has been guarding convicts.
You better take advantage OF my
cheep lots near the Graded school,
while you can. VIM Dodson. 81
Don't buy cooking nor heating
stoves until YOU see ours and get our
prices. 90 Levy Bros.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-28
Commencement L.darlo Dl.mI..ed.

Nantes. France. sept. 27.-Commaud-
ant Leroy Laduric Of the Nineteenth
infantry. who. as announced Aug -.
was placed under arrest for refusing
70 obey an order TO aid in closing up
schools. has been tried by court mar.
tial and dismissed from the service.
lie admitted the charge OF disobo-
1!ence. but DECLARED that his con-
science forbade him 10 participate In
anti-religious measures and eyicting
women. which ne did not consider TO
be duties Of the army.