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Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-29
Soeer's Port & Burgundy
WinO


The Finest Wine in the worldtfon
his g Acres of vineyards, where
the soil is rich in iron, %impartlng
ito thee porto grape andthe grape
to the Wine-causes tlie darK, aeeP
rich color, and blood-making'
property of this life-giving Wine.
The Iron In it. This is the VINE
i that beats the world in It's valua-
bic medicinal qualities, fortamll.y
use and evening parties II IS
especially beneficial for females
invalids and aged persons.
The Port Wine is nine years Ola
and the Burgundy, arich dry vine
eight years old.
The ClaFet equals the finest Ffenen
Product
Druggists and Grocers Sell IL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-29
ALP ELLIOT CLEANS UP
AT STURGEON TOURNAMENT
wins Highest Score at the Annual
Gun Shoot Breaking GAG out
Of a Possible $50 Other
Mexico Marksmen
Present.

The Sturgeon Gun Club held It's
annual tournament and plumber moo
Thursday and a squad Of trap shooters
from this city attended
The meet was a huge success shooe
ers from all over the state being pre-
sent, and the pace they set was =
pretty fast one. All Elliot mace snS
highest score, breaking2le out Of 2es
targets, and getting In on the money
or plumber in nearly every event.
Those who attended from here were
DR.. G.. Z. Toalson, W. L. Crosby a
X. Luckie, Warner Williams, Al
| Elliot and W. L. Craddock.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-29
CLINTON BANK rs CLOSED
ss,mon Institution Was Refused an
overdraft Of $4,000 by Common
wealth Trust Co., of St. LOUIS

CLINTON, Mo-, Inne 2L-lho pnr
"a i hank Of Salmon s. Salmon was
closed to-day by order Of Secretary o.
state John Swanger. the closing ma {
precipitated by the CommOnw .ssl.t
Trust Company, Of st. LOUIS w saooa
refused to honor an overdraft q sAvO =,
ID was stated at the bank too ~
that the deposits we're about $685.
and the liabilities we're about tne sain.
amount. The bank has a capita' y
$4,000 The senior member o. .ee
banking firm is &c Y. Salmon ana wy
;nnlor & Mai Harvey Salmon,the wei
known politician, a.,
II was said to-day that IL Was i
doubtful whether the bank wouio y
sumo business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-29
Missouri Editors Win Meet at St
Joseph July 20.

EIOu ~ ANNa1
The summer meeting Of the Missouri
press association will be held at st.
Joseph July 20, 27 and 28. The execu-
tive committee composed Of William
southern Of Independence, acting
president; R. M. White, corresponding
secretary; j. NJ. Sosey, of Palmyra, re-
cording secretary, and Howard GasS, Of
Jefferson City, treasurer, met at the La
clede hotel yesterday, Z A. King, pres,
ident OF the st. Joseph Commercial
club, and F.A, Maxwell secretary,w e
present.s
The meetings will be held at LAKE
Contrary a beautiful pleasure resort {
few miles out of st. Joseph. The pro
gramme will be arranged by Actini
President William Southern. SeYera
prominent Missourlans will be aske'
to address the editors. There will b
a few papers devoted to the interest
Of the profession. No summer excul
sion will be INDUCED in this year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-29
Found a Cure for Dyspepsia.

Mrs. S. Lindsay, Of Fort William,
Ontario, Canada, who has suffered
quite a number Of years from dyspep-
STA, and great pains in the stomach,
was advised by her druggist to take
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. She did so and says, 81 find
that they have dome me a great deal
Of good. l have never bad any suf-
fering since / began using them" II
troubled with dyspepsia or indigestion
why not take these Tablets, get vel
and stay well? For sale by Bucknel
s. Whitney.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-29
Whoouinp Cough in Jamaica.

Mr.. ]. Riley Bennett. a chemist oil
Browns Town, Jamaica, West India
Islands, writes: II cannot speak toe
highly of Chamberlain's Chough Rem
edy. 1t has proved itself to be the
best remedy for whooping cough,
which is prevalent on this end Of The
globe. 1t has never failed to relieve
in any case where / have recommended
it: and grateful mothers after using
it, are daily thanking me for advising
them This remedy Is for sale by
Ruckner & Whitney.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-29
LICENSE TO HUNT
GRANTED TO Is Nimrods'
Fred A. Morris Gets the First Pack
age-New Game Law Calls For
License to Hunt Every
thing From Bull
Frog to Bear.

Isyour name written there;
IL not step in and register or keep
away from a gun.
Some eighteen citizens of the town
and county have taken out Resident
Hunters License" and incidentally
expressed then opinions of Legislatures
in general and this last one in partic-
uIar. Under the new law a license
must be had before a man may hunt
anything from a bull frog to a black
bear, unless be does it on his own
place.
The license calls for the age OF the
applicant, color OF eyes, and hair and
inquiries whether or not the holder is
able to write his, or her name.
Mr.. wamsley, author of the game
law, has said that the bill has been
misconstrued and that Warden Rodes
has placed a wrong construction on 1t
when he said that a man cannot hunt
in his own county without a license.
Rodes has sent out instructions to
Ian County Clerks in the State tC
Icharce every person who goes out
hunting al o a license and 10 cents
for the Clerks fee.
Mr.. Wamsley further stated that thS
Iclerk,s fee was to come out OF tht
license.
Those who have applied for and hav,
heen granted hunters licenses, up tt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-29

Mrs. Homer Bassford and youngest
son returned Tuesday night to st
Louis after several days visit will
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Bassford o.
West Love street. The eldest boz
| will spend the summer here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-29

ahsyve ali. q w0EnHn who mas hsa
mo-s e<.Sexience In treating female Ills
tran any living person
oxer one hundred thousand cases on
female diseases come before Mrs f.nK-
ham every year, some personally
nthars NV mai. and this has been go
ING "a fortwenty years, day after day.
SURELY women are wise In seeking
aaxsre from a woman OF sTch expert
eree, especially when IL is Absolutely
free
adenea Of and every testimo-
MAI letter published is done SO VILE
fhr written consent or request OF the
writer. In order that other SICK women
NAV IL benefited as they have been
Mrs Fred Seydel. Of si2 North 3atn
street. West Philadelphia, Pa, writes;
Dear Mrs PinkhAm: $50.
aaxice. A. I had female us and c91ta NO.
earrT a child 70 ma41-Ity- i recs4Fea s04I
ksnx se4ter Of Instructions 1dfolleSed your
~dvsre am not only a well woman IN con.
san,,en-e. but have 3 beautiful baby s1rL !
wtkh every suffering woman III The lana WooIe
write you for advice as you have Cos y
mnchfor me
Just as surely as Mrs. Seydel wa
cured. viii Lydia E. Pinkhami
Vegetable Compound cure ever
woman Suffering from any form O
female ills. -.
Ne other medicine in all the work
has such a record of cures OF fema.
troubles as has Lydia E. PinkhaEn'
Vegetable Compound Therefore \
urndeut woman wiz accept any sunst
tut4 which a druggist may offer
If vou are sick, write Mrs PnknaI
I.vun. Mass, for special advice II
free and always helpful
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-29

Willis Huleu, formerly Of this city.
is now night policeman at Centralia
Willis is a terror to evil deess and vii
see that the It'd Is nailed down tight
in that town u Sundays.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-29
New Abstract Book.

President W. ". Pollock, Of the
North Missouri Trust Company, is in
correspondence with experts 10 refer
ence to making a complete set Of alb
stract books for Audrain county. The
Trust Company expects to be able tc
furnish correct abstracts on short
notice.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-29

The Jonesburg, Mo, Journal says
Frank Van Ness, wife and little
daughter came down from Mexico Sun
day morning and spent the day with
his parents and other relatives. He
was accompanied home by bis daugh'
ter, Miss Gladys, who has been here fol
the past ten days.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-29
Is. 20 and 10 Years Ago
This Week.

% rms vxxx
-, r,ar,,e Fnkine Of ST. Louis,
rrDDosed "A mt IN 50 posts which
wrpIa c,st the city ss-.o a post per
ear. Private consumer 10 pay $50
per thousand feet
r. S. Hite and w. 4. Potts were
home from Chicago where they pur-
chased machinery for the Hite Heat
Tenders
The Mexico Gun Club purchased a
trap and a thousand balls. The mem
oers OF the eluo We're MESH 49,
p1anas tsct- T,rnar and II. A.
IRirEa,rs
onef'h
M hanging ~ uaae gnwn At HINTS,
vtT,e Rr,wn x.ss h;;nv for killing his
ulother-in-law Mrs. Dr. Parish.
Mar,inshurv had a new DEPOT
u p Tar. and Wife. III. Heating
ana wife and /. Y Iacoby and othel
tr,aras comuossd a fishing par,y whief
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-29

When you plaster that new house or
patch the old one, you want a good
hard plaster, one that viii stay on and
help keep out the cold, don't YOU
Well, don't experiment-just get
"Acme" its what you need, it fills the
bill. For sale only by La Crosse Lum-
Der Co.
We make God mill work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-29

An A. O. o. W. Lodge vas organic
ed at AuxvasSe.
Albert Kidwell P. NJ. W.
S. s. McCle, NJ. W.
Fl. Lsngtry, Foreman
]. Fl. Brown, Overseer
j, NJ. Harrison, Recorder
G. e. Adams, Financier
]. A. Harrison, Receiver
]. FL. Farrb, Guide
C. C. Underwood, l. W.
T. ]. Burwitz, o. w.
DR.. ]. Z. Harris, Medical Examiner.
Trustees. n. f. Harrison, o. 2.
Jones and Robt Woodson.
Mrs. Jacob Mayield and little son,
Fred. visited here from Fulton.
Miss Brown, daughter Of Mrs. M. G..
| Brown, died at her home in West Mex
leo Of typhoid fever.
Willis johnson was visiting iu Mex
leo from West Plains, Mo.
Rudolph K~eeton, of Mexico, was
prospecting in southwest Missouri.
TEN YEARS AGO THIS WEEK,
The four year old sol Of johnson
Davis, who lives ten miles south Of
Mexico, broke his arm below the
elbow.
Il Charley Marley was the mail carrier
between Mexico and Young Greek.
Harry Luckie, Of Mexico, was train
ing a beautiful string of horses at New
Bloomfield.
Major Bybee was i'll of pleurisy a
his home 10 northwest Mexico.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Harris
e West Love street, a daughter.
Some Of the ladies Of the Presby
terrain church opened a Mission Sun
!, day School for the colored people a
4 the colored Methodist church.
r Annie, the 7-year-old daughter G
= Scott Little, of near Centraiia ran
: pitch fork through her foot and die
! of lockjaw.
III J. E. Sims chairman Of the Audrai
County Central Committee went
list. Louis to consult with ]. W. Farr.
N and Gov. Stone in reference to holdin
II a free silver convention.
~ K. H. Allen vas arranging to buil
a residence on Anderson street.
D. P. Moore, of Mexico, receive
le the incorporative papers for the Mobe
in ly Telephone Co, of which he was one
r leading members.
D J.. C. Ringo Travelled for the Nj
Cormlck Machine Co.
IT Miss Nancy j. Watts, aged p year
died at the home of her parents, M
and Mrs. John ]. Watts.
Miss Edna Pleasant, formerly
~ Mexico, was married to James Gu
ningbam a travelling saleman in 5
Louis.
Boru, to Mr.. and Mrs. @. V. Mar
- field an eight pound daughter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-29

All we ask lie that when In need o.
anything In the building line you cal
and see Us and inspect our stock snt
get III prices.
La CROSSE LUMBER co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-29
BREWERY HORSE FALLS
IN ABANDONED WILL
Is Rescued by the United Efforts Of
Men and Boys Present sra
Given q Stiff suert Of
Khikksv.

When tba writer reached 20 the
oTce this morning the following note
which vii explain itseif, vas found On
his desk.
swy Dear Boy-See Willard Potts
ahout q horse falling In . well BE
was ia r. u a shape, Il mean the
borse9 He wxs rescued b. the use OF.
a derrick, and several hundred boys
and men.
~For 4 time p~andemonium reigned
and there was-to pay. No lives
were lost but 1t was aelose call for the
horse.
aCoi. Potts says If bis horses do not
take to fire they take to the water,
REUBEN GREELEY DILL
For the benefit Of those few mortals
who have been asleep all their lives, We
will say that Col. Reuben o'Reily Dill.
the Bard OF Cottonwood, is a typo o.
the finest type,and Is at present associ
ated with the LEDGER. And,acting Of
the Sacants kind and thoughtfu
suggestion we find the facts to be
follows.
A horse belonging to the Lem
Brewery Co., in some nnaccountaol
manner fell into an old well, on th
lot Just south Of Union Station, aoou
5o'ciock this morning. In a short tim
the side Of the we'll was cut down, form
ing a slantlng chute and after fastel
ing a rope around the animal he WI
easily rescued, given a still drink
whiskey and taken to his stable. W
infer that Col. Dill was struck speed
less, and his hand trembled so at u
sight of a quadruped drinking Il
dixer ofhfs, that be was unable to gi
us this fact and referred US to 9th
authority, nevertheless 1--WE are G
tremely thankful to him for this al
past favorS"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-29
Thomas Callahan Dead.

Thomas Callahan, brother Of John
E. Callahan, Of near Benton City, died
suddenly at his home at Hartwell,
Ohio, Sunday, Of heart trouble. Mr..
Callahan was about IS years Of age
and was quite we'll known in this
county, having frequently visited
here. His remains were inferred at
Kingsfsher, Oklahoma, the home OF
Mrs. Callahan.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-29

It's pretty hard to get lumber now
but we bought early and have good
stock. but we had to hunt from the
Lakes to the Gulf and even out on
the Coast. We can supply you with
most anything you want in that line
LA CROSSE LUMBER co.
We make good mill work,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-29

The lid has been nailed down on the
old well 10 which Col. Willard Potts
horse fell into and came very near be
ing killed Thursday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-29

Peter Campbell has sold his pony,
Rex 18th, to Henry Wales for a long
figure. Col. Campbell has his eye on
another high-geared gelding.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-29

Mrs. f. W. Gatewood, Of this city
who is visiting in Des Moines, Iowa.
writes the LEDGER that the gardens
are at least two weeks later in that
state than here Strawberries are plen
ttul,and the roses are Just In bloom.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-29
Colored school to BE- Rshnilt

The insurance on the Garfield tcoD
school, which burned some time since,
has been received. The damage
amounting to si,ssi.
The school board has decided to
erect brick structure Of FIVE rooms,
on the site Of the former building.
A vote On a 20 cent levy to raise the
necessary funds will soon to taken.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-29

cures made BY Dr.
Kihmsz 5 Swamp Root
the grez, kidney, liver
. ana hS6dsf remedy
. list the great msdi-
! cal tFssnph Of the nine
teeth century: dis
covered after years Q.
scientific research b
Or. Kilmsr. TIA e'nl
neas kidney and bad
-4~ft=4 and Z
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-29
sprained Ankle, stiff Neck and Lame
Shoulder

These are three common ailments
flor which Chamberlain's Pain Balm is
especially valuable. If promptly ap-
piled it will save you time, money and
~suffering when troubled with any
lone OF these ailments, For sale by
Buckner & Whitney.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-29

Bob Tyson and wife, formerly Of
Mexico, T now residents of Sedalia.
Bob was a former proprietor of the
Uneda Shave Barber Shop here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-29

Acme Plaster, king Of hard plasters,
For sale only by La Crosse Lumber Co
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-29

Col. Fred RohIiing, the architect
and builder, is figuring on and drawing
plans for a pagoda to be built at Cot
.tonwood Springs in the near future
Fred is an artist in his line and in love
with his profession. An old-time pic
mic will probably be held at this pop
ular resort some time in August.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-29
DO You GET UP
WITH A LAME BACKa
kidney rrsahle makes You Miserable.

Alsos everybody who reads The news.
nsn-rs Is sure 10 knew oi the woncerlal
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-29
AOBETUARYA


IN MEMORY of LTTTLK RICHARD
WRIGHT.
Little Richard Wright, who oieo
June 2Oth. 1906. aged II months; ten
derry. lovingly, we consigned to eartf
all that was mortal Of little Richard
Let us not mourn, but in close com
munlon with our God, realize that ou
dear one is not dead but only returne.
TO the Father there to do bis will ant
NAV the loved ones TO whom ms nc
reayement seems almost more thai
they can bear, lind solace in GOD
word.
THE little crib Is empty now,
The little cloths laid by;
IA mothers hope, a fathers Joy,
In deaths cold arms doth lie.
leo. little pilgrim, to thy home
on yonder Blissful shore,
We miss thee, but soon will come
Where thou hast gone before.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-29

ShaI|ell8TgeI 1 Jones
The regular and reliable spe-
cialists Will be At the Hotel
RiRgo. MEXICO No
SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1909,
one dsy only. and return enee
every Is days Office hours 5
q m to 3 p u
% TREAT ana
So CURE
DISEASES
-oF THE
EYE, EAR, NOSE and IHRUAl
crre permanently the cases they
undertake and send the inerzsble home
without taking a fee from them. TINS
is why they continne their visits year
after wear, while other doctors have
msde a few visits and stopped Strong,
INJURIOUS medicines never used Their
methods arr mild, vet remarkably !
tive. Their extensive experience as
SPECIALISTS has made them so proficient
that thew can name a disease IN a few
minutes.
Cross Ewes Permanently ~StrzlshseaRd.
catarac, Cured.
Painful vision, cranulated and scratch
inc eye-lids, inflammation Of the eyes,
| Northumberland growthstreated&nd
| cured. MANY eve diseases. 50 per cent
| az ali headaches, many nervous and
| s.ounacl, Troubles are caused By eye strain
| which can be relieved by properly nised
| glasses. Children should never be per
United to suffer from errors of eyeslght.
MANY children learn slowly OF dislike
school because Of painful or poor vision
Do not neglect these warning symptoms.
| Have ewes examined early and prevent
more serious conditions
Many eyes supposed TO be blind have
| been made to see by their methods.
Good Eyesight Is Priceless.
EYES TESTED, GLASSES FUR
NiSHED and GUARANTEED
for near and far sight, astigmatisn and
eve strain. Particular attention gIvei
~ eh51drpu's ewes.
Lenses Ground TO Order for Each Case.
ALL cuRABLE CASES
of catarrh and catarrhal deafness, nef
vousdebility, paralysis, neuralgia, golieT
i epilepsy, St. Wins dance. nervous an
II sick headache, skin, stomach, hyei
heart, kidney and bladder disease:
: PILES, fstula and many other chroni
{ and long standing diseases treated scier
D tihcally and cured.
81 WONDERFUL CURES
S perfected in old cases which have bee
h neglected or unskillfully treated.
We Furnish the Medicine
Special attention given to s1rgic'
{ cases. Consultation free and couhde
q tia1. Address
Drs. SRkLLENBERGER & J0hEs
1927 Cottage Ave. ST. LuuiS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-29

Mrs. Thomas and children have re-
turned home after a pleasant visit
with her mother, Mrs. Mary Worrell,
of this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-29


wonderfealy successful ia promptly curing
zrae back. kidney, bladder, urie acid troa-
bles and BriEhs'x Disease, which is the werS'
form 81 kidney tsouese-
d. Kiimers Swamp-Root is not reg
cnmenacafss everything but II you have ko,
rev. liver or bladder trouble Il viii DC found
fuss Tic remedy yaanesa lthzs been tested
n 50 many ways. in hospital work. in psiysie
r+acsBce. araonE the helpless too poor to puf
chase relief and has proved 50 saeoessal y
every case that a special arrangement O.
bera made BY witch all readers q this rapel
who have not already tried It, may nave !
sample bottle sent Tree BY mai. also a poe
| ,rFiaz mare abou, SvsamP-Root and row Z
| fad Il have kidney or hlsddetiFeanie
When wiring rsea,ion reading this generou
offer in this paper and So
send your address 10 -
Dr.. Kllner & c. Eing- rE4sSl
hansen, II. Y. he
regular fny cert and Heao q s~TAnp-hooe
collar sizes are sold BY all good druggists;
Dcn't make any mistake, but Tememoe
ne name. Sxsmp-Reot. Or. Kilmer
S~anp-Rcot. and tie address, Bingiiamioi
NY on every bottle.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-29

Mrs. A. @. Hit Is quite sick.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-06-29
IN STRICT CONFIDENCE.
women obtsin Hrs. Pirkhan's
Advice and Help.
she Has GsiAea Thousands 70 atsAash--
sssw LYDIA rfnkhssn's vssstshls cou-
usun1 Cured mrs. Fred seyasL-

It Is . great
satisfaction for q
woman to feel hiat
she can write to
anothertellinghe her
the most private
and confidential
details about her
Illness, and know
that her letter viii
be seen By q wo-
man only, a w'o-
man full Of sym
rsathy for her
sick sisters, and
- has hnH
The Washington times., 1905-02-07
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
WILL PROBABLY STAY
Public Must Subscribe $4,000 to Make
Good the Guarantee Fund.
Hope for Success.

The continuance of the Washington
Symphony Orchestra IS now assured if
the public Of Washington VIII put up
s5.0e1. iris was the result of . meeting
held Yesterday afternoon between the
citizens committee and managers Of
the organiza ton
wealthy residents of the Capital SO
It is said. stand Eeady TO subscribe large
amounts Il the local public viii do it's
share 10 the extent of 5000. in order
To raise 5his amount the city will be
canVaesed by special committees ap-
pointed for the purpose.
Contributions TO the stipulated amount
may To- made In three WAYS, 10y donai-
ing monev the purchase Of stock at s.
a share. or by subscriptions for tickets
for next season.
The citizens committee VIII hold Il
meeting az AID o'clock on Saturday aft
ernoon IN the Washington Clao. ll9
street northwest. The f0ll0Uit,g names
were ADDED % the committee; Mrs.
Elizabeth 1IacBrieT. Miss Gertrude
Nhittlescy. A1Ts. ;. Il. Aia)#d1e, Mrs
Earl 3 Chandler. Miss Estelic Hellma9'
Mrs Robert Brooks, and william +
Todd, jr-
The Washington times., 1905-02-07
PRESIDENT ALDERMAN
REPLIES TO BAILEY

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va. Feb =
President Edwin 4. Alderman. of the
University of Virginia, has given out a
statement regarding his much-dis-
cussed New York speech ana the criti-
cisms that have been made about it by
Senator Bailey.
Dr. Alderman declares he is a South
ern man and for twenty years has
worked for the welfare of the South
with untiring devotion. Nevertheless
he says he does believe in looking at
things steadily and squarely.
Dr. Alderman then quotes that Dor-
ton Of his speech, in which he made
the point that the supreme cry of the
South and the whole nation is for
trained men.
The Washington times., 1905-02-07
FACING MARTIAL.
ARMY OFFICER MISSING
First Lieutenant Plummer, Again
Charged With Drunkenness, Fits
TO Parts Unknown.

L:sAVENWORTI, Kan. Feb. =
Fire: Lieut. William y. Plummer, Sixth
Infantry, has been absent from Fort
Leavenwortn since last Tuesday.
Lieutenant Plumner was court mar
tailed last summer on the charge Of
breaking written pledge given > col
onel Duncan to abstain from intoXi2.lt-
ing liquor Tic was sentenced 10 remain
six months on the reservation. and
broke this TWO weeks ago 10 indulge in
another spree.
Lieutenant Fiummer was informed
Tuesday that he had to face another
couFt-martiat, when he skipped ava y
rom the officers room IL the post hos
pitai, where he was nominally Unier ar
rest. and has not been seen 5Iftts5'.
He is said TO have remarked when in
formed Of the second court lFtial That
il Was no use 10 try, that he could not
control MS desire fo~ Iicucr,
Lieutenant Plummer was All actor be
fore the Spafish-ADleTican wa. when
he enlisted. tc served with distinction
in the Philippines IN the Twenty
United States Volunteers before Iace3v-
ing a commission III the regulars.