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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-01

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s~A-PssesAsass 0ssss@L
ws.r,orpS. Feb :l-Ths President
s-.a 90 Ccaxrpss yesterday the erFs-
e,n,dsnc~ in he Sscavilis Gaze sSs
M II tire dc<uments cOastt OF -
sad. puhisc ss the tine Ssckvi ~
,e.e nj. .s..pc.e. an his vthasssa
au~~,~d. Tier. are slso copies 90 ="
r~e.s-,sdsnce ya.sius h~ssssn 'btsGp'"sn-
mn. and Minated Phelps st icnico~ -
substance q wasca has ben sfon { M ="
time made public TIE m ct imI~'Ftss0s
these documents arc s~o letters Srp
Sorl~il.e 90 Salisbury AMI . has l"it"r
frum Bavsrd so the Amss'ean s""'e'
at Loadoa Wfit'es N 'sassfN
Of The present year. IL Lsa
Ssckv Ice nrss isssse hs ssss-s that The
NarcAisca letter vas private AMI not IA \
tended fes p~uhiicatiSs. aud q dbl ncs GOA
tain international rvdecsaeus ap~n the
President OF hs political ccorse. boz that
IN. sapr-asscas rvAsrsivs srca the rrs.i-
dent which ~sre accredited N htm ~er.
distorted nsWspspss 'as~svts~s shich
N ss,pre.ssisd bic ssass0ea's cad vhica
could act b. replied TO Wls.oat sn'estns
upon unalsnlasj saA aossssa'v e'aus-
v.t.v Thee fss,s W.re ss.au~i 90 cr"-
etc Q politicsl sAtG~acy vhsee ssss!ssi :"
HE removal! WstAsas . sufficient hearing
or even proper cues In TIE seconi
letter on the subject cen. taroeSh Nj
Hesbsss. sfsse - tel etssgs 81 see tsGs-
tea Lord sockvslie sSssn ais ct
ssnslaa so HE sia,snseat that has !-tssr "as
NO, intended fes pabi,cstioa. and that b
had bsss nissspSessased In s~~spsrsr in
sssvisWs; hist he Wss tGacs snt ef tn"
xrouais % Nhicn hss sesoovss ~as de-
uasded daring . pssicd Wssn the matter
~ss under sav,ssnene Hsetviiis then
eoe. Over the History 10 the fresidsntts
csnpaigs aaj says 1asty s~ssgsscsee ~.rs
sllow 81 to override ise>sastiuesi ce@s'y.
aud assesss tact ssisgraas ssresv~a 81 the
Waite House isdicsssd ,Ase shs 1r,ss vote
was slipping away fPS0 Ne pseseers'te
PARTY sad immsd ate actios ~ss ssasa
Sith Q Issk Of ccsrtesv On the part e
naysrd unprecedented Ia diplomatic hs.-
tory.
Another Important ~aerussnt ~ss the
letter from M4.is,sr fhslp. ~ favssd
January ~. isss IN which ths foa u~r
speaks of Ssca vilie's course as an~sE-
raas~t and . Sro.s impas Rsasnt "a ,hs
motives fhelr- then sees -
Go quote IN. cases Il Rstsiins Who 90
rejected ty tb. Russian tsssrrnmen'. saI
the rsiecsion e Lord fa msr.t,n by The
Spanish Gosst nm~nt is isss 90 precedent.
Justify ing the covrss q fIss.dsut Csss-
and
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-01

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r~ssssssss sssssssssss..L
CsicAoo. Yet u-Is ~. e.s.ssties "a
the Tssi6 Reform t<srs. YESTERDAY
Hosghtoa. % Dakota offered r..aA .,s.s
." The sders that . eossssssss De sp,~psn,.i
io dssn . constellation saS by-ts~ssssr--
port oa . method 81 p~rmsn~ns osSss..
satioe- The s~esslets.a sas sseou aist ~
Clinton Ssshssh he an sst hsstss, .t,sssa
Ssssssi sp~ss.s. addressed the con ...sss-s
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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-01
MDCHLANeOCA

LIEUTENANT LANDox p. JorKff has besa
with one years. pay.
GEoRGE SMrra. aged sixty, foreman a .
ea.E OF laborers ~exc.sasing SOr hass il
New York City, WAS blown 70 pieces re-
Gently by b explosion Of 6fteen pounds
Of dynamite in b tool tox.
COMPLAINTS OF an unjust Discrimination
in rates against the city Of Memphis have
been iled with he Interstate Comnsrce
Commission by the Ns@phis Freight Ba.
reau against the Missouri Pacific Railway
Company. the Kansas City, Fort SCOT Z
Memphis Railway Company and TIE
Southern Railway md 0esansAip Asso-
ca:ioo.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-01
CHICAGO Z AlTON.
1noies~e sAs~e sA"st ~s Considerable %
sssas~ ss ase~spss asA 0spsss~s-

noiss~e Sheet sa"s s~s Csssss.s.nse TIE
ssess~ D" ase~spss sss 0spess~s-
CnscA.sn. Feb Y-rhe annual report -
th- Caicaxo & Alton for the year esd-i
December 81. i>sr be. hsss given cut to
the stoetholjsSA The esoss eatasnss ff~a
tram and inssr~st on Temporary invest.
meots IL surplus during ~. pass y.sr
Wsre q. ss> I:6 The total a.sLsf.s-
msn,s foe operating espssses. tAssa rent
Vt lesset isses. iatssess % e~~sIs aad div.
ideads ~ete s..;S6. sc 81. hAiasc> ssi;.-
VI: II The eoopsss. Therefore. ass osiy
esTasd the > PEI csaS dividend " poid On
O. stp~h- bs, bee bssides Q ssrpiss - sves
t9H 90 AZ the sea 40 sas ysss - ear
pius cash IN hssd smoaassd 80 o. 49, :
- ~ The 10 ssss,y ssfncss~t - pay
dividends 81 the rats Ut = pss eeaI fc~ tie
succeeding t~u years. Bot 70 10 sss prob
sble sAss Tile fusA gill hsss % he sspp>a
so psy div,ds~as Assssfses. IN Re ess-
ssssy- sAs sarpiss 10 NOE iiseiy Ca ~ Ia
creased sA,s year. 90 Sssisess cen ma s-ss-
s,hiy - ~orse shas 10 Sss last yea. rssu
s@osss sspsodsd sos rel ssasss seA
tssrss. nee easS cd sssss sasisisssI
p'os>sty charged In shss ss~ssas sasu
,As' etaat Nod DO sAiits"ssi psvSsNQ
b~en scVsbei the haisscs ssessvss =
would have a>ss siia~s - 49, 81 sAs
sd q isss than 70 sss 81 - of -:
The sross sssaisG decreased NsD
st II: opssssins ssps.sss dsrvess~i sss e
ii- -; net ssrni.ss decreased Ry!. al n
bile nsssiy eli Wss,sss soads iasssss.i
ocssssiss sIP.sses lest ysss. - a. che
prevailing io~ ssssss much isrsss swcsst
% tram hsd 20 - hsadisa ssa essr.si b,
earn the ss,as amount escss 90 ths yea
rssvsous. the Alton. - shosn. dscs-s.~i
its Operating ssPsnses o,~s sso.os ssi
taas saved Itself from heavy net Ice.
The report ssys thss nssrsy ell IN. IN
favorable rond.tioss msy - directly o.
Indirectly traced 'o state az Coss,..sso.si
log sis'io" rsis'iv. To eos.tsseiisg sai
operating rsIIsosd.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-01

CP to a recent date all but about
fifteen Of the certificates Of members
elect Of the next House had been re-
ceived by General Clark. the clerk Of
the House. Among those lacking
were two Representatives If West Vir-
giniA and one Of Tennessee. 1t is as-
sumed that the Republicans will have
l64 and the Democrats l59 members
at the organization Of the next House.
not counting the West Virginia men,
hers. Should these two seats go to the
Democrats it will leave the Republic
ans with n majority Of three. but the
admission Of the Dakotas. Washington
and Montana will increase this ma
iOri1r
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-01

NJ BAERr. the Belgian secretary
Of TppoO Tib. has arrived in Brussels
He reports that before he left Tippoo
lib he sent a large caravan with sup
plies to Stanley. He says he heard at
Stanley Falls that Stanley had fought
. battle ut Lake Albert Nyanza. and
the letters describing the fight should
reach England soon. Baert repre-
sents that Tippoo Tip was himself
searching for the murderer Of Msjor
Bartellot 1t this is true. the bringer
Of news must have left Stanley Falls
before the arrest. trial and execution
Of the murderer, which Was reported
some time ago A dense mystery sur
rounds the movements OF Stanley and
the sdvices brought by N. Baert only
serve 70 increase IL
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-01

HsLsgss. y -. Fob. m Cios~~.-
ter t.hias schSsaer Aide N b~e.4as
arrived here ls~, v~Ek from The asaaSs
.sr sT.sHsiv- repairs "Wednesday shs
repairs were roup iss~t- and the v....i
nO; as tag = ltcesss aadsr tie midas
rtrsniL ceaszi-1sneral Fhsisa applied
- Collector Hsrriasr,n FOR p~rrai-.lsa Z,
take . ssst'. provision. ~ ~nsbs- g., sp
rs.arn g. 'h- haas and cssnviss> aeY
voYase. Vessels whose Hoeao~s haze
Dot expired ran bsT ,-eys.seas s~sisoa,
nsklss application - COLLECTOR .~l.-
sr.saei - ofts~s 'o- advice. aad y-.t~s-
day CaBssi-t'ss~rsl fTs~isn sas sn,.r1~s
thai tie vessel cosii tsA~ ga. s.~s-s
supply. bat that The case vas zes :, -
uy~rsl~-t
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-01

COLONEL ABBOTT. OF Cleveland; Cap
tain Bauer. OF Louisville; Mayor Car
ter. Of Indianapolis. and secret service
officers have taken precautions TO in
sure the safe conduct Of President
elect Harrison TO Washington.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-01

A LETTER has been received by Mrs.
W. w. Willis, Of Alameda, Cal. from
her brother. MasOlatulupu. former
Commander-in-C Chief in the Samoan
islands Of King Malietoa's army.
Masolatulupu writes from the Mar
shall islands. where he with others.
including King Malietoa. was taken to
exile by the Germans. His letter
states that MalietOa is alive. but very
lonesome. n they all are. He says
they were all taken from Samoa with
out hearing and simply upon orders
from German Consul knappe.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-01

The board of directors of the Sioux
City & Northern Railroad Company
by formal resolution has cancelled and
released the three per cent. tax voted
by Sioux City. Iowa. amounting to
e27S.O 600 in aid of the company. the
company having succeeded without
the use Ofthe tax in placing the bonds
n that the road will be constructed
This year
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-01
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DEATH OF Or. BLISS.
The EUsir~at ~srsso. Who Attended
President ssssasst ssr~a"sss Go Ysssiy-
sts-

The EU,U~at sarxsoa Who Attended
President sssa~ss s~ar~a"sts 30 vsssiy-
sts-
w~..sissro~, Feb. si.-Dr. ~ W. Bile.
he wcll-kbosH physician ~ho esih~i .
National reputation ou account 30 his
connection With the ca.s 80 frsatfsat
fairfield. died here this morning - pa.
raly-i- .allezel ~ cerebral brrnorrhase.
About ten days ago DR.. Bliss suffered .
slight stroke - paralysis, bot his sS,bdi-
ton sas not regarded ss alarming untli
,e-t"rfsy. when h@ gr-s rapidly ~ors.,
and ~ fifteen minute. after seven o'clock
his morning expired.
D- Ba-s 80 horn AEgsst -. I.r e. azSara
Hhsn 4 pgans mar a. s8ss cd =. tss
Western Reserve o; oHAo ss1 Er@faa.sA at fss
1s.H'sna ssi.rsl CoIleg~ 2i-ssi $50 fa ct
be moved - isH4A Ma snS = year laGr 80
sraus Ragisis shsrs ~ .ss 4siss . rryStA,so.
ss q ssrs-or isQrtas ~ ~sr s~ ssfres a.. "a
amy surr~on a cassEe - tss Asnors S4s .se
Hospital IN tbis efty Hss~sst~~s - pr~ssfsss
..rfelI cass af~ . matter o, r-c-ai s.tes1
aftsr ,te sssih - Pr~sif~rt s.sosla. ~ Isit.s
resumed b.. p'sst-e- h-as. sss .ss s<pvei,
.rs@s-s N II ~ - sfss -eess - tAs assis.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-01

The report that a French cruiser
had bombarded SagallO. near Abys-
sinia. where the COssack expedition
under NJ. AtchinOff had settled TEN.
pOrarily. killing n wOunding five of
the expedition and capturing the re-
mainder. is confirmed. The lombard
ment was the result Of the refusal of
NJ. AtchinOf to lower the Russian flag
which he had hOisted.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-01

THE city troop OF Philadelphia. in
view of General Harrison's appoint
ment of his Own regiment to act rs his
escort ut the inauguration. has decided
not to attend the ceremonies. From
time immemOrial the Philadelphia
troop has performed the duty. and it
was considered an established custom.
Much disappointment and ill-feeling is
the result
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-01

The annual convention of the Ma
tional Electric Light Association was
held in Chicago recently. President
Duncan stated that the in~candcscent
lights now in use numbered $500. 600
while 800 miles of electric railway
tracks had been laid.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-01

STATE Department officials laugh at
the suggestion that Germany will de-
mand the punishment of Klein. They
say they first would like to be in
formed what Klein has done to de-
serve punishment and then want Ger
many to prove it.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-01

The Rome correspondent Of the Lon
don Chronicle says: The Pope's letter
approving the statutes of the new
Washington University. which will ap-
pear shortly. will pay a high tribute
TO the zeal and intelligence of Ameri-
tan Catholics"
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-01

john A. STEWART. president Of the
United States Trust Company. has
been elected treasurer Of the Grant
Monument Association in place OF j.
PierrepOnt Morgan. Secretary Green's
report showed that the amount of con-
tributiOns to the fund and deposited at
interest in the United States trust TO
be $3.50. $40. 81.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-01

THERE will be no war between the
citizens and half-breeds In ROlette
County. Oak. The entire matter of
taxing the half-breeds has been sub
mitted to the Government and both
parties seem inclined to abide the de-
cision-
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-01

EDITOR STEAD. of London. says that
he learns from q private source that
the real truth about Crown Prince
Rudolph's death was that the baroness
Vetsera poisoned herselfin Meyerling.
Rudolph covered her with flowers. laid
down by her side and shot himself.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-01

ROBERr BROWNING. the poet. is short
and stout. with . rudy complexion
and the general appearance Of a man
who enjoys q good dinner. He is one
OF the greatest diners-Out in England
and 10 . most agreeable table CON-
no~sno
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-01

bossos. FEB. m. police asasa y~s-
tssasy s4gpeei th~ sev s~ais - ssasy~
itcssses. vhieh s1c~~sA~s hssei Hc-es~s
from s.1p - si.so. s<csad-etsss he.>,
3so~Ess 'rsrz 80 - 81 s0. ans e.srazzsa
r<tssli.'s' iir~as~s .rssa ass ~ 81 1gs
Losss~s 81 sss~r classes -. r.s.~. "a
yros,ssttsaL
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-01

W~assrssros frs IN sss- 80 |,
sT-Hsax p~tn,~a fks sosiEvssx ~ts.s~z>-
tea rrcssrss s~.~ ts-t.T srsr= ssaasasS-
osss makes = y-sss4ks~ 81 ssy ;sss css-
ersssrssa shozas~. - ~fia.x~ss. vs5s ays b.
a=sEe~- x Fress<a;-~.~cs Hxs1s.zs.
Cak4zes~
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-01

SssIAe&s<ssA Pea G-Ths ssssrs-ss
GA esassaS~s have p~~s<<.ify s~s<e.
n1ssa ~ szrsA~s rsssrs~s S~ss sssszsts ~
ss@s'ssx eo~s tso 4ays ssra v.~ n
ssss-Ss~s h~xss sS-1sy. ssz .h~ $40
~ b s1ss~. rrsssr sss s~sszszsr a
ss<a seek zsrsi szr.S~> sa
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-01

The transfer Of the Reading express
business from the Adams to the
United States has gone into effect
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-01

The Austrian Government has ex-
PEELED NJ. Filion, the correspondent Of
the Havas news agency. of Paris.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-01

PERSONAL AND POLITICAL
WILLIAM WARNER, Commander. in. Chief
q. A. X, was banqueted ut The Hotel Nor
maudie, Washington, on the .Uth ty the
officers and members Of the Department OF
the Potomac. Tho affair was brilliant
and largely attended
The President has signed the Nicaragua
Canal hill.
JUSTIN JONES. once publisher Of the
Cleveland Herald and later an editor and
publisher OF Boston, died at Cromwell,
Conn, recently aged seventy-four.
IT was reported at Washington on the
Goth that Q demand would he made by
Germany for the punishment OF Klein. the
newspaper correspondent whom the Ger
mansa asserted led the Samoans to attack
the German forces last December.
NJ. TIRARD has formed q new French
Cabinet with De Freycinet for Minister Of
War;.
Tux President has vetoed the bill foe
the relief OF settlers on b Des NOinea
river lands.
REPRESENTATIVE O'DoxxkLL, Of Michi-
gan. presented in the House recently an
petition against the Sunday
Rest bill, which bore the signatures OF
sOv,VVV CcNeusu Dey s0nss"ss suoss RNAsS
Of the country.
the last reception Of President Cleve'
land was given at the White o on the
night Of the elst and val attended BY an
immense assemblage.
CARDINAL NEWMAN observed the eighty.
eighth anniversary Of his birth o q the
I'D by celebrating . POntihcal higt
mass.
DIR. d. W. BLISS. who attended President
Garfield during his illness. died at Wash.
ington ON the I'D.
The crisis in the W est Virginia Leeisla.
ture ended on the 3lst by the recollection
OF Kenna for the United States Senata
Dorr being finally induced to fOreSo hia
antipathy.
THE British Parliament assembled on
the slst The Queen's speech contained
nothing of especial momea
The Emperor OF Austria purposes q
grant general amnesty 70 political Of
tenders - . tribute to the late Crowu
Prince Rudolph.
JAMES c FLoon tAs California nilliou'
aire. died 1t Heidelberg Germany. On IN
I'D.
the birthday Of washinEtoa was eels'
hrated on the 81 by . general cessatiou
Of business in financial quarters At thu
! celebration at Chicago Henry W. Darling,
Of Toronto. advised against the a&i'atiou
Of any annexation scheme but spoke
favorably OF unrestricted reciprocity.
TRE President on the I'D signed the bill
admitting Washington, Montana and
| North and South Dakota ~ four new States
| into the Onion.
CoxsrL-GExrRAL WALLER. located q
London. sent in his resignation 70 ~
State Department
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-01

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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-01

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ss~So s~r>sS~ssa'sv fss4. sss<Assslss
Ne sss 1hs AsA 80 Nass K~sALS
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ssssss ts~ ss~vs - ~ sss1s Aapa. -
s'ssfssAss - - 80 ~ usss eve.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-01

A WISCONSIN Legislator has intro
duced a bill to prevent the killing Of
birds for millinery purposes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-01

1t has lately b~~a . fsvosi.- spoS0
a0ong the young msa % Onssoo-t. Va. -
tax. nev.csm~rs into the So<s5s 81 n ~
and srigetea them by p~r.ssadiaS Tia; sss
party - sssscket ~ soet~ss- The joksss
recea;Iy attempted 20 sr.ght~o sam Ped.
Q nes hotel oIsrk Half . dos~a yrssE
fellows s.crss>t themselves IN IN unocrs-
ped hosee in The e.ia ard sss I'D The
eon.sg Of Ped Oh go tssng pslot~i BY
o1e Of tbs cosspisssSsa AZ ssey ssre
passing the haildiaE ~ tot-rs spsaed Gre
saa P->d's esnpssisa ssil ~pssSs4lsx so -
sounded Bot P.>A. Who he'd 81
along sasp-cs>3 ssas 80 gossg TO
Aspp-a inss~ad % rsansss. tsav>A
upoa lie fallen coo2assoa asa b.
snea-ed ss hesd ssd s~ek vita
rcd pain. n. thea oeene1 . vix~.
cas Are sso. the soSsA TAis essAs>4 sAs
rlAess csasssraassoa sDosg ssSss vAs
wese cose>sl~d In the tssl4ax Ao.s
tired 90 rus assy. and oshsss sssli sA1z.~S
20 Pe~i 20 s:,p srase s~s!iss sla sssis~y
uss.. rcd cosess~j 20 to0lAra fss
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sook % tie ssesA Ia yaAag s&s uts
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-07-25

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-07-25
No Dress Reform for Her.

An indignant woman thus invites men
who talk about dress reform to mind
their own business: "Now, why should a
man bother about the health Of petticoats
He doesn't have to wear th3m. The Lord
didn't build him so that he was TO have
them hung around his hips, and when He
made woman He did. Those marvels of
lace and silk were thought of, and it was
known that their appearance would be
entirely spoiled if they were slung from
her shoulders by pair Of braces. Take
any wild country where civilized dress is
unknown, where the natural woman is
found, and you will discover that she car
ries her baby on her hips and a pitcher
of water on her head, but that she slings
nothing over her shoulders. | think it is
only necessary for mankind to trouble
about the way we wear our
petticoats when we raise an objection to
the adjustment of his trousers"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-07-25
Forgot to Search the Scriptures.

The Emperor of Russia, when upon a
tour Of inspection in the provinces, pass
ed the night in the simple hut of toll
taker. Before retiring he was pleased,
as the head of the church, to see the old
man take up his Bible and read a chap
ter. "Do you read often, my son?' he
asked. "Yes, your majesty, every day"
"How much of the Bible have you read,
my son ?" During the past year the Old
Testament and part Of Matthew, your
majesty" Thinking to reward him the
car placed 800 roubles between the
leaves of the book of Mark on the follow
ing morning, unknown to the toll-keeper,
whom he babe farewell. Several months
passed away and the emperor returned,
upon a second tour, to the toll-taker's
hut. Taking the Bible in his hands he
was surprised to find the 500 roubles in
tact. Again interrogating the toll-keep-
er as to his diligence in reading he re-
ceived an affirmative answer and the
statement that he had finished the chap
ters Of Luke Lying, my son. is great
sin," replied his majesty; give me the
Bible till see." Opening the book he
pointed to the money, which the man had
not seen. "Thou hast not sought the
kingdom Of God, my son. As punish
ment thou shalt lose thy earthly reward.
And he placed the roubles in his pocket
to distribute afterward among the neigh
boring poor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-07-25
yi'irgiaia i'i free gress.
Ho,c He Got His Promotion.

At the rooms of the Southern society
the other evening | heard southern
brigadier tell a good story of how he came
to be a rebel commander. Said he: 81
am an Englishman bred and born, and
when the war broke out didn't care a
straw on which side fought, though |
fancied | wanted to be in the midst of the
fighting. Finally got in with lot of
southerners and was elected captain of a
company, but | soon saw | was on the
wrong side if / wanted to get on. At
least so thought, and | made up my
mind to desert at the first opportunity.
The opportunity came at Fredericksburg,
when my company was likely to be use
ful. \ federal battery was tearing down
the road towards us when Stonewall
Jackson rode up to me and said: Cap
tain, keep your eye on those guns. The
moment they are unlimbered charge them
with all your might Here was the op-
portunity | had been looking for | at
once determined to charge the battery
and stay inside the Union lines when |
got there. The moment crme and | led
the charge, but trying all he time to let
the 'Yanks' see l didn't want TO hurt
them, when, to my great surprise, the en-
tire battery took to their heels, and, try
my level best, | could not catch up with
them. | came back utterly crestfallen,
but 'Stonewall seized me by the hand
and declared that | was a major from
that moment. / had intended to desert
and had earned promotion, never tried
it again. .'-Ne,O York Graphic.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-07-25
4 Different Name at The Club.

Speaking of ministers salaries recalls a
bon mot Of the lale Henry Fairbrother.
Meeting a minister in Pawtucket with
whom he was well acquainted one day
the divine told him he had received a
call to another parish and should accept.
"a CALI" said Henry. "Yes, | have
been laboring in the vineyard Of the
Lord here in Pawtucket for a number OF
years for a salary of $1,000 per annum
and have received a very fattering offer
to 90 to Brooklyn with a salary of So
O00." "And that is what you mean by
a call ?" "Well, up at the club we should
call that q raise"