The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-02
Attic FORT AND AWAY.

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The prestden. and suite Received
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Inc far'S Aesen"s Dh'hhe survive
During sunday ut the Prison and at
the Post Chanel
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vi o'a' leu inc run ho'o up e'
| In order that no military law might De 'io'
| lated and the salute was fired. as the process
| sion entered the gates on the way to
the quarters assigned TO the dlsIn-
gutshed guests, inside the boundarleso oil fort
| LeavenwOrth, the paradise OF the West.
| The reception at the residence o! ten rope
has already n~en mentioned. Alter the
guests had reuIed, President hayes ana MIS-
| Hayes remained the guests Of Gen. Pope and
| wife; zen. Sherman became the guest OF Col.
Hoyt, and Coils. Tourtellotte and Bacon were
| made guests at Gen. Z. H. Smiths residence.
SUNDAY.
On Sunday morning the President was
visited by a number of friends among the
dent and wife, Gen. Sherman, Gen. Pope and
| family, Gen. c. II. Smith ami family, ana
number of distinguished officers made tour
of the military prison and attended services
at the chapel, where Chaplain d. Mitchell
delivered a fine discourse, which was iuiiy
appreciated by the visitors.
The party, after services. separated Tor
short rest before dinner.
EVENING At THE CHAPEL
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IN inc e'enins' NJ 'oS'oSA' NC
and party visited the new post chapel, TO
I,s,a,, ., . ser,nop deIivered nv hector Jonn
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ed with appropriate emblems. mrs. hayes
was escorted nv Gen Pom. and Mrs Pope by
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"eh. SnefinAn. <oHS 'He o
and citizens present were Col. Tourteiotte
and Col BACON of the Presidents staff;
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we'll isaei N"sue'' iSe
Cliiz. 10th Infantry Gen. r. r. filnt, ith
Infantry. Gsn H j HINT 5th Artillery
-, ID -. GA ,r,;it.r,,. Con a.
ven. H. D. AUS u"
Grover, LIST Cavalry Gen. ID. Mcclure, Assls-
,ant pavmaster General. and all the
am.o,. ., ,h. nan,-,n.n, of IN.
oncefs Vi 'he peP'''i' "
Missouri stationed at Fort Lesvenwor,b, and
,ceompanied by their families, beside large
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hummer vi Pio'"ine' P'"P' ~"
5,c.., nv Professor Carl Hoffman, and the
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deep, fich Uohes VI '"S 'PieAio VI e
out 10 willing ears. The audience was
xrspp.i In appreciariye silence At the con-
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clusion tie choir, consisting oil Mrs- Colonel
IL. Ahlhohy, soPiaho' "'s- -"'J'i w
Nick. Dunn, alto; Mr.. John 2erger, tenor,
and nr a a. NcSsrv bass r,lderei In a
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mos. IN Iess'e ,..r ~ ar.i lesson m.
from hreutzer. Aief tn" hiS' ie'oo" 'H'
Ihspiain Hoa.,a ,., in..,i 1872 m.
commanding aPPeAI, -, 49,. VI, ,,'I,o'.n.
attention Oh NE N , - ny,
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chspteI Oh Ae's otn ~, &c, o,, Si,aanNwnns.
men cot'oPps anu al Ill, o =. ~ O"o 3iti',,h 80,
suthaIne u etet. " ~ ~, o. ', 80, 81. -
gave oroao neiu ioI u. Ioa III 49,,
az tno his.oiy Vi tue aus u -. ~ ne 'I, a.. -
OF oornel'us was Iean. anu .ns .ua p ian ~
~, ,h os ,ho ania vsrson
IN tue hisoofy Vi tne S.. aois Son H ~,
ps,.r thai aiiSonsb oldsr tSan the new
testament, were new in the simplicity of
thelI at.eianee. Dr MoarI siapnic IA. ues
and one who sought TO do good, II ne only
couIo nno way 10 90 u cnaI l man u,
co. siwsyS "
How MIS- vision h-opobt him IN call on
simon and how through that meeting ne
tssIh The Chsnlain in his Sim nile besntitnI
peroration exempIified clearly how God
favors everyone who has an honest desire 10
,,o, ises aisii' n ao n ~.
IN the audience felt other than repaid for The
visit TO one Of the coZiesL chapels in tine
West.
THE DEPARTURE OF THE PARTY.