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Sketch of His Life.

Hendrix Ibsen, one of the greatest Of
modern writer's, was born In Skien, Nor
way, March 20, 1893, Of mixed Scottish
and German decent. At IL he became
apprents to an apothecary at Grmstad
q small village on the southeast coast
Of Norway, and here were composed
his first works, ''Hosten, poem. and
"Catiina," a play published In 1850 over
the signature Brynjolf Blame.
After few months at the University
Of Chrlsitnna In 1850. where he wrote
1.-THE Warriors Mound played at the
Chrstania Theatre that year, he be-
came manager Of the new National
Theatre at Bergen and turned his at
tention directly to dramatic composition.
In 1856 his Banquet at Solhaug,' q
Norwegian historical drama, was pro-
duced here, and from 1857 to 1862 he
was manager Of tho Norwegian Theatre
at Christania. To this period belong
his historical plays, Lady Inger OF
Helgeland" uS5S) "rhe Comedy of Love"
GS62), and several poems. His greatest
historical drama, "The Pretcnders," ap-
peared In 1864. and indignant at the poll
tical position of Norway at the time,
Ibsen then left Norway to be absent
(save for short visits for as 1t Is
proved. q years. living for time In
Germany and then In Trieste and Rome.
His noble dramatic poem. Brand was
first published in 1866, and the Storthing
thereupon voted him the poets salary"
His Great Works.
Tn 1867 appeared the famous dramatic
poem, Peer Gynt,' followed by poll
teal comedy. 'The League Of Youth,
dS6o); and the play, Emperor and
Galiean," his longest work ds7S. in
1864 he returned to Norway for short
visit and was everywhere enthusiastica-
ly welcomed. His subsequent works in
clude the social dramas which are the
basis of his fame: THE Pillars Of So
clety" ds7O; "a Dolls House ds'O;
"Ghosts" YlssD; IAN Enemy of the
People" dSs2) THE Wild Duck" ussD;
"Rosmorsholm" dssG); The Lazy from
tho Sea" OSss); "Hcdda Gahler" ds'o}
"Master Builder solness'' ds92); Little
Eyjolf" QS9D; John Gabriel Bork-
man" us90; "When We Dead Awaken
$1,000; "DIgte" (poems) appeared In 1871.
BY Ibsen's countrymen the poems
Brand and Peer Gynt" are considered
his greatest works, both being intensely
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-24
Good Roads Meeting,
(SnAcial to The TLmes- pIspatch,

Especial to Tho mes-DlspatchJ
cial meeting Of tho Board OF Supervisors
viii be held at the courthouse on the slst
instant for the purpose of considering ana
putting Into operation some plan OF per-
i,,anent road Improvement
The county has operated for some years
two road machines, which make. gooa
summer roads, but render them Well-h,s IN
ai H to to e the necessity Of good roads, but
are at a loss to know Just what 70 40;
Ii is hoped some plan may be devlssa
for the permanent betterment OF 1he
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IBSEN, LONG I'LL,
DIES IN NORWAY
Famous Poet and Dralnatist
Passes Away Quietly at
Cl1ristiana Home.
WAS FEEBLE FOR PAST YEAR
Works Widely Read and Subject
Of Much Controvcrsy-Posi-
ton III Literary World.
fBy Associated Press.>

10y ASSUCIuteNI Sk'0'F
CIIR1ST1AN1A, NORWAY, May 23.--
Hendrix 1bsen, the Norwegian poet and
dramatist, died at 2:SO o'clock this ar
ternoon.
The death Of 1bsen was unexpected,
although for the past year lie had been
very weak and 1t was known that his
death was only question Of time. Ho
was unconscious towards the end and
passed away peacefully None Of his
friends was allowed to see him during
his long illness, the only persons ad-
mltted to his room being the doctor,
the dramatist's wife and his son. Tho
news of Ibsen's death made great
impression in this city, where he was
much beloved.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-24
General Logan Here.

General r, NJ Logan, Mr.. II ", Fuller
general passenger agents OF the Chesa.
peake and Ohio; and Mr.. @. Gunzendor-
for, a prominent merchant OF San Fran
cisco. are registered al the Jefferson
Hotel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-24
THE WEATHER.

Forecast: Virglnia-Far Thursday and
Friday; light southeast to south winds.
North Carolina-Eair Thursday, except
rain on the coast Friday, fair; fresh, pos
sibly brisk northeast winds.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Especial to Tho Tlmes-DlsPatchl
BASIC CITY, VA, May 2a,-Miss Ada
A. coiner, OF Augusta county, was mar,
Mr. G. r. Knowles, OF Stanton, Rev,
=. Kregeli officiating The, happy couple
left for an extensive Northern trip
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-24

Battleship louisiana.
(RN Associa ted Press.l

lHy Assoclated FTess,J
NORFOLK, VA, May 23--Orders TO
rush the finishing touches being made ON
tho batteship louisiana, now at this
ward. were received here to-day. IT was
also stated that tibet big ship could 10
commissioned by not later than May Soth'
These orders are taken to mean lnat me
Navy Department desires the new battles
ship to enter the service of Uncle sam,
in time to greet President Roosevelt WAen
he visits the nayy-yard here on pecora-
ton Day. ff%eN
He who never does wrong never does
very much. Acknowledgement News.
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For Loss Of Appetite

hoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE
II nourishes, strengthens and imparts
new life and yigor, An excellent gen.
eral tonic.
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SilverWare
"When Spring unlocks the
flowers. "-Heber.

"When Spring unlocks the
flowers."-Heber.
Spring Is here and the sea-
SON of weddings. The latter
II the newspapers may be be-
lleyed, are this year to be moro
numerous than ever.
Months ago designers ana
craftsmen began to prepare for
this very occasion by the pro-
auction Of an lnflnity of suit
able articles. ranging from
those OF artistic and effective
tr,rles.-to the most elaborate
pieces.
' 'Wef will be pleased to have
YOU Inspect our stock,
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we are always on the look
out for everything that's new
for mems wear, and we sail
riunt to the ports Of the. world
and brind in samples OF all the
fashions that have the stamp
OF good taste.
Novel shades Of gray are
here: also blues with the new
effects-made by weaving in
reds or light blue.
Sack Suits, $12.BO to $50.
Straw or Panama Hats
both are popular
In both we can please every
fancy and fit every head.
Straws, $500 UP,
Panarnas, $500 up.
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Conditions Yesterday.

Richmond's weather was clear and
pleasant, Range of the thermometer:
0 A. M,,........,..6o +. M.......,..,.7l
12 M,.,,....,,..,.,.n p, M.....,......7 10
3 i. M,,.,.,..,....7S u midnight. SO
crage.,.,,,.,.,.,.70 2-S)
Highest temperature yesterday ,,,...,.. 70
Lowest temperature yesterday .,........ "a
Mean temperature yesterday ,,,,.,.... &c
Normal temperature for May,,,,..,,,. 70
Departure from normal temperatures, OF
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-01-19
MANIAcs HOLD THREE FORTS.
Huntington County Copes with Vio-
lent Insane Patients.

huntington Huntington county au-
thorties within three days have
been called on to handle three
violent insane patients The first
was Mrs. Emma b Smons. who
barricadsd herself in her nome armed
with loaded revolver and a pinch bar.
The second was Jacob Din. who bar
ricaded himself in the Union church a.
Rock Greek Center. asserting his right
70 have the use OF the building 10 days
and nights for a prayer-meetins be
cause he had paid So on the church.
The third was Jonathan summers.
whose hallucnation is thar hy the use
OF traction engine he can draw sew
era. communities together and make
town. He has now taken UP MS
residence in a deserted house in Wells
county and has not yet been captured
by the officers
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-01-19
Alleged Forgsr Returns.

Columbus Frank McNea' Who
fed the city several days ag1 ltag.
ing alleged forgeries asgrt eat.ng s---
600 has returned tie wrote 10
Sheriff Dinkins from Louisville ihat
he would arrive anu the sheriff. being
ON the same train. returning from a
trip 10 The reformatory at Jea -son
vile met him and the two arrived
together. Prosecutor Spaugh spen the
day trying to induce some 81 ihe reI.
irors 10 make an affidavit bu' vas un-
successful. So after arriving here Nc
Neal was allowed To 10 to his homo
without arrest.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-01-19
CONGREssI0NAL NOTES.

The house committee on judiciary
has 81, February Is AS tha date for q
hearing on The proposed cons .i,urional
amen-meu; proNd.us lor woman ;
suffrage
The senate passed bill. appropriations
$-cu,vy0 tor Tie marking Ok the graves
Of confederate soldiers Who died ia
northern prison camps during The CIV.
war
a till occurred In the senate between
Messrs Bacon anu Spooner over reso-
luton by JAe former nql.rug into The
action OF the president ID appointing
&c egales % the international confer
euce o. Moroccan affairs Mr Spoouer
declared that the president was Wei.
within his rights and THAI the adoption
OF the reso ,uou would be an anrOnt
u tha executive.
The senate adopted a resolution au-
thcrizing Al investigation by The COM
mittee on oceanic canals into the gen
erAl conduct Of affairs OF the Panama
canal
The expected plain sailing for the
Joint statehood measure. il seems, Will
mot be realized quite large republican
opposition having developed who want
Two separate measures. and threaten 10
bolt unless they are allowed 70 amend
the Hamilton bill TO al least that ex-
tent
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-01-19
WILL FAVOR A LOCK CANAL
PRESIDENT PREPARING A MES
SAGE TO CONGRESS.
don 81 Lock canal Across the
pnnnmu tsihaus.

Nashington Jan. i6 President
Rooseyc., Is preparing to send % CON
eress a message which wiii favor lock
canal He had conferences with sew
eral members OF the senate committee
on nteroceanic canals. Including Sem
ators Kitr dse. Knox DRYDEN, Hop
hrs and Aukery
The committee has III rs possession
an advance copy of The report fur
nshed hy the president for use in eN-
aiming Chief Engineer stevens when
he appeared before the committee at
the open.ng OF the INVESTIGATION made
by the senate The report contains the
views OF the consulting board as eN-
pressed before the foreign members left
this country together With the amend
ments that have been made since ana
10 which Gen Davis is now getting
their Endorsement
The message of the president Will IA
ycr the construction 81 a lock canal.
on the ground that 1t is In the interest
az the present generation and not for
p0sterity. and that il can Dee built at
less cost Of ume and money II Is said
that the president incidentally asked
the republican members Of The commit
tee 20 support the nomination Of Jo-
seph p Bishop TO be a member OF a
canal commission and to use every ef
fort 10 prevent indiscrimirate reduc-
tions OF the salaries of canal officials,
which he fears may be the result Of the
grw,-+sro-f..,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-01-19
NORTH ATLANTIC FLEET
work Carried on Day aud NIGHT TO
Provision IL For Three
Months NoSnEc.

Old Point Comfort Va Jan 1G-
Great reficence is observed by every
body connected with the court OF in
quiry seeking % as ne blame for the
collision between the Alabama aud the
Kentucky ID New York harbor II Is
understood. however that the evil
dence shows that the commandment
chief Rear-Admiral Evans. should
have provided moro pilots
The Alabama reioIned the feet. her
injuries having been fully repaired at
the Norfolk navy yard Tho gigantic
job Of provisioning the feet for is
thrce-months' voyage has been com
pleted the butchers men having
worked night and day getting aboard
the million pounds Of berf and NUT
ton, all frozen. the meat bill is $780,
0Jo
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Dip'N Nl'l'- -his0 LIZZIE ''"N
lue' Z" year. ~. ana p''n''n," ''
pALN' ANaif@- u'eu ri heArt nls'A
Lynn iiif ln h-ht arising Nt'E
FAMILY matters. Edward Mile VI
years wa badly gag at Lynnvi nF
haii-DfHitier 1iem hie",i il'
iAi' Ale
Wabash Too much clothing caH ~
ihe Ilnr-monthsold baby ~ MFs ilar.
FtF lodH. oi i-asrp, 20 smother "Eile
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-01-19

Lar orie.- By the operations AZ KS
strangers during the last Wees Tina
proplietors OF saloons in small tsNn+
IN This vicinity have been th-.e.
into panic The men armed aal
masked. have appeared four times
IN Walkerion. Stillwell and Iapal anl
have held up bartenders and patrons
al the closing hour getting away with
about 81 600 and leaving no trace Tina
Hardenbrook saloon az WalkerUu his
been TWICE victimized within week.
The saloon men of this city have
armed themselves and are prepare 10
fight on the next occasion of attempt. Il
robbery
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-01-19
LATE DR.. HARPER'S ESTATE
IL - said TO he small. owing 10 Ills
Open-IInndedneSs- Mostly
Life Insurance.

Chicago. Jan. Lett Is announced
that the estate left by the late Presi-
dent Harper Of Chicago university is
small, and consists almost entirely OF
life insurance policies II is estimated
that Or Harper. during his life, gave
between s25,000 and $4,000 70 the
American institute Of sacred literature.
a publishing concern in the work Of
which he was greatly interested He
also gave much money 70 needy stu
dents. but the amount Of this viii
never be known
II IS said that The entire estate IS
given TO The widow without reserve
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-01-19
THE SITUATION II RUSSIA.

A tragedy In the famous restaurant.
The Bear. in 81 Petersburg, at ar
early hour on the Muscovite New
Years morning. in which student
named David0f was SHOT and killed -
Count Shermoetieff, ana the count was
badly battered by friends Of the dead
man. cast a shadow over the Kew Year
festivities.
The emperor and empress held a
New Year reception in the palace at
Tsarskoe-S Flo. to which the members
OF the diplomatic corps travelled in a
special train from 81. Petersburg The
reception was formal affair
The list OF New Year honcrs Is n0ta-
bic for the number of decorations be-
slowed on the officials associated with
the policy OF repression.
News just begins 20 come from 81
IBERIA telling OF the work of The reyo-
luiionares. who had things their own
way until loyal troops began 10 arrive
from Man ehuria order is gradually
being restored
The Russian budget reveals that the
cost of the war with Japan approNl-
mateiy Sl.o54p9t.ete
The revolutionary movement in
Esthonia is said 10 have been sup
pressed
A 81. Petersburg dispatch says that
It will be imprlcticable for the douma
To meet before the end cf April and
may te further postponed hi the event
r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-01-19
MURDER Al GRANITE CITY
NIcholn Annstosx. "A GreeL, Merchant,
KILLED in His store in Gran
lite city, III.

S. Louis Ian l6.-NicholS Anastosz
a Macedonian vas shot aud instantly
killed in his store in Granite City. ILL.,.
at seven o'clock Monday evtning by a
negro. who robbed the corpse Of slG0
and then escaped VITA a companion
They we're pursued by TWO policemen.
who fired at them as they ran. An as
sault uron and robbery Of John Han
kin which Immediately preceded the
Arastosz murder. Is believed 10 have
been the work Of the same highway
men
Anastosz was killed before the eyes
of his younger brother. Johann who
Ted from the store with the negro
murderer shooting al him
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-01-19
o'BRIEN is SELECTED.
Elected Chairman Of Democratic State
Central Committee

Indianapolis After making con
cessions that amounted to pledge
that there shall be no more at
tempis 10 tie the hands OF delegates
10 rational conventions with the unit
rule. William H. OBrien. candidate Of
National Chairman Taggart. was elect
ca rs chairman OF the Democratic
state central committees Il was not
till the third ballot that Mr. OBrien
had votes enough 70 elect. and then
he had but one majority. The vote
STANDING for him and 8 for three
Other candidates voted for by the OPP
position hut upon no one OF whom
We're they able TO unite When the
election had been made the com
mi.tee made the choice unanimous 10y
casting the vote Of the entire commit
tee for the winner When il became
apparent that O'Brlen could not win un-
less some concessions were made 20 the
opposition his friends called ne leaders
Of hisopposiuon into consultation. They
said that they were authorized by
Tagsert and OBrien 10 say that it was
a mistake % force unit instructions
fcr Parker n The state convention and
tie the hands OF The delegates with the
unit rule ami that Taggart and
O'Brien Mere willing 10 pledge them
selves that such a thing never should
Occnr again
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-01-19

Ellis Carey. of Perkinsville. Ind.
aged p, has married Mrs Mary Gen
Try. his nother-inIaw, aged Az.
8y a vote Of an against 1927 for am
other candidates. State Senator Dave
Ball. Of Louisiana, Mo, wal voted the
ugliest man in the state Of Missouri
Gen Morales ex-president OF san
Domingo Is q statesman ont Of jon
and on. W funds. He hopes 90 secure
employment in Panama
M $ Amsien, superintendent of the
Piilsbun Washturn compauys system
Of cleva ors, who was injured in The
West hotel Gre al Mimi spolis. Is dead
1.-The tenth yicfim
Prof ~. 7 Vernon Of Qundaro.
Kas. the most noted coiored orator IN
the United States has been selected
To succeed ludson w Lyons as regis
ter of the national treasury
After simple bur impressive funeral
Services The remains of Dr. William
Rainey Harper We're placed in vault
IN Oakwoods cemetery Chicago. there
TO remain until the memorial chapel Is
erected on the university campus.
when they will be inferred in It's
crypt
r. w Merritt the protector and
builder Of The Welland canal. and a
well-knOwn hnancicr. died at 81 Cath
crimes Ont
Six children we're severely Injured
one probably fatally in a collision Of
two bob sleds at Des Molne Ia heavi-
ly loaded with coasters
Seven deaths from spotted fever have
occurred among the draft Of $50 naval
apprentice sent % the training station
a. Newport, II ] last November
Pat Grove has been indicted by the
Poltawattomie county Iowal grand
jury at Council Bluffs for completely In
street car hala-ap on Illy . last.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-01-19

Larorte.-An Indiana boy was one
81 ihe few Americans 70 pass through
the burning and sacking Of Nladivo-
stoh Siberia recently during which
large share OF the city was de-
stroyed and several thousand per-
sons We're slaughtered Although the
brothers and sisters OF Hugh a.
Moore a l.aporte young man. received
a Cahlegram from him the day follow
ink the outbreaking OF the riots in
Nladyostok. in which he simply said
he was well and safe. their anxiety
for his safety was not fully dispelled
until the receipt Of a letter His
story If that memorable event is
probably the first detailed account TO
reach this country. for the cable re-.
ports were meager
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-01-19
crnshed under Heayy -.

Clayton. ~ Thomas Liscy a. years
old. Of this place. was crushed
70 death while hauling logs near
Brighton Creek. about a mile east
or Amo I.iscy was walking beside his
loaded wagon when one Of the weeels
sunk into a hole. The TWO logs on the
wagon We're thrown on him crushing
his chest. a son who was near made
frantic bur unayailing Efforts to re-
lease his father II required a team OF
horses t0 move the logs from the
BODY
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-01-19
Can't Draw h SALARY.

Indianapolis State Auditor Bigler
informed Secretary OF State storms
that he cannot draw his salary for the
quarter just ended According 10 the
auditor GOV Hanly instructed him 20
withhold the secretary's salary war
rant. which would have called for
$i.625 Secretary Storms, with other
state officials. made the regular quar-
terly settlement Mr. Storms paying
into the state treasury SIS. 2G705.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-01-19
TO GUST STORMS.
Gov. Hanly Begins Suit Against the
Secretary OF State.

Indianapolis Suit 10 Gust Secretary
of state storms has been filed with GOV.
Hanly a. the complainant The charges
include failure go pay according 90 law
Zee of So uoo received by The secretary
from The Nandalia Railroad company.
failure 90 account Tor morey received
~ commission fees from Judges. prose
cutting attorneys. peace Justices AMI
county officers The expenditure ~ an
appropriation for carrying into eject
the automobile law without filing
vouchers showing for what eNpendi-
lures We're made and the drawing II
an appropriation OF s. Q00 for clerk hire
and paying the clerk only part ~ the
money. keeping the balance himself.
The complaint does not charge that
storms is now short with the state. but
SAYS that ne has been compelled 90 trus-
tee his property and call upon his bonds
men 20 enable him TO settle \ judg
mcnt in custer is demanded
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-01-19

Evansville Mayor Boehne ana lie
reform administration made an at-
tempt 20 enforce the sunday JOS
ing law in this city With th-
exception that the saloons We're
closed promptly al III O'Clock there
was no disgression from the oli adj
miaistraton During his candidacy
Mayor Boehno made no promises fo
close the saloons on sunday and he
has told his friends that labo-ng
men want and should have beer "a
sunday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-01-19
TAKEN WHILE DIGGING oRAvr
Alleged Murderer Ia Arrested We,
Injured Man Dies

Charlottesville While assls,n.
the dies.ne uf che grave Of Jane r.fl
who died ~ q blow ON the hral ii....
Craig 81 Crawfordsyille was aq.
at Darlington aud lodged .r
charged with Che murder Fou
struck twoweeksago The truul.
opt Of Craig's alleged attention. rs Af.
Ford while a hoarder az the Fom
ana he was ordered from the hl.-.
me husband They fought anti
struck Ford Wth a club since
condition became serious Craie Devoted
All his time tn taking care 81 taeu..l
family. ana when ne learned h.syi. Im
was dead started to Darlington wlfa. *
son 81 The dead man % have i st.se
in readiness
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-01-19
Two Claim once.

Brazil. Clay county has DE dis
tinction of having two secretaries
OF the board OF health The two
physicians who are claiming the Office
are pr J. J. Williams Demo who has
filled that position Tor several years.
ana Dr w - orr DRepl 81 no until
recently was secretary Of ne c.ryh board
Of health Dr Williams was reappoint
ed secretary by the board of commits
sioners but this order was rescindea
later and pr OFT appointed as socre-
tary.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-01-19

Indianapolis After a session asst
ing al afternoon the Morton monu-
ment commission adjourned without
having selected a model for s-atle
OF indiana War Governor Gov
Hlniy attended II was report
"a by the commission that n0na IL
the models suited the case ami AN.
other date Will be- set by -. Z Lucas.
secretary Of the commission for seq
lecting a model Six models or dla-
grams were submitted
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-01-19
Armv peserter CaItnrea.

Anderson Boomer Carver. ~ Alex
andria. Ind. was arrested here charged
with being Geserter from the United
States army and with having robbed a
fellow boarler AZ Anderson Of clothing.
II was locked up. he Is Of respeciable
paren'age and enlisted In the service
October % 1908. deserving from Fort
Warden wash