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The Dickinson press., 1889-08-17

THE meeting III tl!t court llo&at TINS
evening ior the pIllo," ri "r.ahizli%
Il republican, league should irc attend
ed by all Mlelni,rre Of the party. This
is IL year when the republicans should
be united and harmonious. Farll"i,-
;,llsm should he Land aside, personal
preiuliccs should not lac allowed t,
i trrirrn with party principle and the
league sllunld ir organized II, such Il
ll..liilrr that it will l'rul benefit tnth'
party. Jet all republicans turn ON,
and organize Il league that will make
its power felt.
The Dickinson press., 1889-08-17
NlinupnnpliS.

Nheat-No. Northern, cash, 81. August
.ssic, September ic. December ISL. on track,
$50 si,.c: No. ! hard, 9sr; on track. e2a9t3:a;
70. Northern, 81; {. tacA -s3iA
The Dickinson press., 1889-08-17

Found an Indictment Against John l..
PrRvls, Miss, Aug. 5.-The grand
Jury found indictments against John L..
Sullivan and Fitzgerald, the referee of
tbs S,.iiivan-llilrain fight. 1t is under
stood TIA. kil,aia ana i,ts seconds Ai;
also be indicted. The grand jury is still
in se;sion.
The Dickinson press., 1889-08-17

BERLIN, Aug. l4.-The weather is SUI
perb and the military, civic and decora-
tive display in honor of Emperor Francis
Joseph. of Austria, extremely brilliant.
\ whole army corps Of the Imperial
guards paraded in review before the
Austrian kaiser, under the command OF
Emperor William. First leading the en-
tire corps of guards, the emperor after
ward took command Of the First regi-
ment of the guards and led them past
the imperial visitor, who then headed the
regiment bearing his name and marched
it past the emperor. The empress ap.
peared on horseback and was %vocifer.
| ouslv cheereI,
The Dickinson press., 1889-08-17

THIS is the year for every Republic
c,u L., North Dakota 10 he ia thr
III ks. Peace anl !mr"l"nN sho'tld
prevail. The first state election
should he carried 10y the Republicans
hy 100000 majority. This won!d give
TIL. ,,arty prestige in the culture that
will i,r hard for tllr Demucrutat To bat
tlv against. Tie man VIII" claims IL
b.. IL RepuilirAn and DOES not yet int
the ranks should ~" counted WilrI" ii,
belongs with the democrats. Fusion
and independent ti"kclsarr played oll,
The Dickinson press., 1889-08-17

ST. TAIL, Aug. I4.-A report has been
made by the COMMITTEES appointed by
the Minnesota board Of prison managers
to investigate the manufacture of bind
ing Irvine and decide as to the practical
bility of employing the convicts at Still
water in making Irvine. The committee
deems it unwise to attempt to employ
the convicts in such work because of the
F! high end uncertain prices of raw ma
terial, because q large amount Of G.ren-
sivc machinery is required. because large
work rooms and storage warehouses
must be provided, and because the labor
forms SO small q portion of the finished
Irvine that it would be hopeless to cx-
pcct any profit by manufacturing it in
the prison.
The Dickinson press., 1889-08-17
1hc Institutions Located.

There vas an effort made by a few in
the convention to defeat the motion to
adopt the majority report, Bartlett. of
CriGss. Offering as am amendment that
the question lie Submitted to vote of
The people as q separate proposition.
This amendment was supported in
speeches by Purcell OF Eichlund, Fell of
Walsh, Turner of ~Iiottineau, johnson of
Lalsota and several others, but was de-
feated,
The Dickinson press., 1889-08-17

CoNsTANTISopLE. Aug. Fin view Of
The Russian military movements on the
Armenian frontier, the porte has issued
order to expedite the construction of
the new Notifications at Erzeroum. \
large force of men are already engaged
in constructing redoubts. Russia, it is
understood, is organizing corps of irreg-
ular cavalry throughout the Caucasus.
Commission for Won Moltke.
VIENNA. Aug. M.-The colonelcv of
the Seyenty-iirst infantry regiment of
the Austrian army has been conferred
upon Field Marshal Count Won Moltke
by Emperor Francis Joseph.
\ Threat to the Triple Alliance.
ST., PETERSBURG, Aug. LITTLE Noyoc
Nremya, in an inspired article. says:
The outside powers will make them
selves sorcly felt when the triple alliance
attain their real object. namely, wal.
Mrs. Maybrick's short Lease OF Life.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 1l.-Mondav, Aug.
20, has been fixed upon as tie day for
execution of Mrs. Maybrick, who was
last week convicted of poisoning her
husband.
The Dickinson press., 1889-08-17
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Cen. Houlangcr Sentenced.

PARIS, Aug. The senate court
pronounced judgment upon Gen. Boulan-
ger, Count Dillon and Henri Rochcfort.
The accused are condemned to deporta-
rion to some fortified place and there
held rs prisoners.
The Dickinson press., 1889-08-17
Kjlrain Arrested.

BALTIMORE. Md. Aug. l5.-Jakc Kill
rain, accompanied by his wife, arrived
here, and as he stepped from the Norfolk
boat was arrested and locked up to
await the action of the Mississippi au-
thoritics. Jnke's wife wept bitterly.
Jake was quite nervous and seemed to
fear the Mississippi authorities.
The Dickinson press., 1889-08-17


Uu,id L.. Terry waa born in Todd
county. kentucky, in lS?%. lie served
in the Texan army under Sam Houston.
lie came to California in l'io and set
tied in taluycras county. In lsoo he
stus elected justice of tn" supreme court
vi California on the Native .Americun
ticket, and on the death Of Chief Justice
Murray in $50, judge Terry lccame
visicf justice. lie WAS or9o5ed to the
Vigilance committee of lStG. and stab!'po
ore of Tie monll~rs of the committee
vii" had attempted to arrest a friend of
%icrrv's. Terry was held by the vigi-
lantos hut was aitcrward released. lie
killed senator Broherick in 1888 as a re-
snlt = political differences. In ESQ
Tcrrv was defeated a, Il Hancock clector
although his associates "n the ticket
were elected
The Dickinson press., 1889-08-17
Chicnxn Live stock.

Cattle Breves. Sl,io@4s0; steers saaaoGl ! 80.
stockers and feeders, Sa.0oGa ~; COWS, bulls aud
mixt., Sl.Wlna@1; Texas cattle, Sl.Go3sb;
natives anil half breeds, S30.0G:3 9'.
Iloss-iight, ST 300 $40; mixed: Si09 IL:
heavy packing and shipping, So So d 4 -: >.ips,
S3aGR i.5o.
shecp-Sa,ives, S. 4oa47o: Westerns, -. pu
40: Texans, s3.501 Is: lambs, ai1!JaoW
The Dickinson press., 1889-08-17
TEI;|{Y.'N TOES TURN Up.
SaEa!: .sttIlCn's Husband: Dies
yV;iEi az. E;nots OH for slap.
hin. bridge E'ic.d'> acc.
The Event, Though Not Unexpected,
Creates Great Exciteme..t in
California.
The Deputy Whn Did the .Ma"'irs NJ
rc,,Ud-Thc I.sa!;ai !Hriss's
Version.

LATHHor. Aug, l5.-The greatest OK
ci1emclt prevails Owe the mos' seilsa-
tionui tragedy that was ever enacted IN
this citv. Justice Field. OF The lnited
States supreme court, accompanied by
Deputy tinted States Marshal David
N;arlc. arrived here from Los Angeles ON
the train, and iii the game coach were
judge David :. Terry and wife. Terry,
WHO sat opposite Judge Field at tie
breakfast table, arose and slapped Field
in lac face. N.aglr Immediately drew Il
revolver and fired two Shots at Terry,
killing him. One shot struck him In the
car and the other in the heart. f.itiirr
would have proved lalal.
The iud 20. after being shot, fell To the
floor and never uttered 4 sound: lie
l.ad scarcely fallen whcn MIS-, Terry
rushed INTO t!lc room and threw herself
on the body. People rushed trom the
room Will" o;irr, rushed IN. and the
willn.Y AXrirEMl.ar PREVAILED.
Jualee Field and Deputy Marshal NaSle
rrtrautc,i TO Il sleeping car. where the,y
were securely locked in. In lhe mean
tin. MIR. Terry kept constantly calling
for the arrest of the two lmn. C%ns'a
bile Waller. before the tram pulled out!
entered tic sleeper and was carflc'
away on board the train. shouting to IN;
sim ctators tina he knew his du!y, ant
wuuld pcrfolmit. While tn" train Wa
standing Ut the depot Mrs. Terry keep
running from the body of her HUSBAND
tn the sleeper, %dc,nam,ling admittancr. u
order 1ha, 4hr might slap Justice Field.
face. Before tIa appearances OF t"h't;'
lie Walker in the car sheriff i'urv!s ah'
u deputy of S;anislau% county,. ha'
taken change of l1cputy Marshal .Nas!c
Constable Walker took Deputy N"<
from the train nj Tracy and proceede'
with him TO Stockton. where he ID nov
in Jail. District Attorney White or
lrrrtl the Hrrcs, of Justice Field, upol
his arrival ut san Francisco, and tole
graphcd the order To the sheriff OF Sal
rnnri-tD.
The Dickinson press., 1889-08-17
HE BISMARCK CONVENTION.
I|tnilM.nY Taxation,

BlSMAEcK, n. d., Aug. Sat the
evening session the convention did not
consider the report of the committee on
public Institutions as was expected. The
question of railroad taxation was dis
cussed, the section providing that rail
roads shall be taxed at not less than 3d.
0Go nor more than $1,000 per mile being
the chief point OF debate. The advocates
of the gross earnings system made a he
roic effort 10 strike ont the entire sec
ton and substitute therefor a provision
for the continuance of the gross earn
tugs tax, bat they were defeated in COM
mittee of the whole, and the plan of tax
ing per mile WAS adopted. At the after
noon session the only business consid-
cred was the report of tho committee on
public institutions.
The Dickinson press., 1889-08-17
Kansas c.ty Liy. Stock.

VIZ IF'V o'V0N
Cattlc-Good to choice corn fed steers. S4u1A
:4a5; common to medium. 81 0l1l3 IS; >tock-r>
and feeding steers, Sl.6oG3l5. cows, 81
go; grass range steers Sl.;5Iy3.N.
Hoss-Good TO choice light, Sis7!sa 1918:
heavy and mixed. So 22ls.
~Sheep-Gocd to choice mu,tons, Ss'5GA.oo:
common to medium. S2.bOa3 so.
The Dickinson press., 1889-08-17
nurk. identified Again.

CHICAGO Aug "a NJ, and MIS-,
IA son. the owncls of the Carlson cot
tage, where Or. Ironln was killed we're
taken into Burke presence at the Jail,
where they identified Burke as one of
the Williams brothers, who rented the
cottage previous to the murder.
The Dickinson press., 1889-08-17

hecn prin'cd.
In the Wise Waddell ease the test
will make 5000 pages of printed testi-
mony. The entire nunab"r of cases will
embrace over 10000 pages of printed
matter for the committee to wade
through.
The Dickinson press., 1889-08-17
OFFICIAL PAPER 0FSTAHk COUNTY

saturday. August il, !sS?.
The Dickinson press., 1889-08-17
u,ac,, Lis, Section stricken out

BISMARCK, N. d.. Aug. l4..-At the
evening session the chief point of discus
sion was the Parsons black list section,
which the committee on revision recon-
mended to lie stricken out. The recom-
mendation of the committee prevailed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-14
Tho Paving OF EO1r street.

10 INC kntEOf OF nc 1RtkHlgeHttT,
SIR:-The public In general, the resi-.
dents on Eof street, the owners OF the
different livery concerns and the firm Of
Simon Baer's Sons In particular, have 10
thank you for your editorial few morn.
ings ago on the subject OF the paving Of
said street from Twelfth To Sixteenth
street. / did all In my power to elect
last winter majority Of those now rep
resenting the Third ward In the City
Council, and l must say from the way
these gentlemen have neglected the In.
terests OF the ward, l would not now 70.
peat that folly II an opportunity offered.
Why they sacrificed the interests OF
their people and the public for the Zane
street bridge and the little untrayeled
part Of Eof street from Twelfth street
north, ] cannot conjecture. In the last
meeting OF the committee a Third ward
member, who is noted for his wit, no.
marked: "Boys, let 1t 90 to the public
that the Twelfth street sewer Is In great
part a Third ward improvement, or we
will catch 1t, and / will have to run
when / see certain EoT street gentlemen
coming To see me-" | earnestly hope
that Council at its next meeting will
undo the work OF the Finance Commit
tee, and do hope also that our Third
ward members, including the gentleman
OF much wit, will not fail TO honestly
and earnestly aid the good work.
EoFp STREET.
Wheeling, ". Va, Mdv 10,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-14
ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers in the City and wheeling Psopl
Abroad,

Strangers in tile City and wheeling Peopl,
Abroad.
Mr.. II. L. Doty, OF steubenville, wa
down yesterday.
Mr.. Joseph Moreland, OF Morgantown
Is registered at the stamm.
Mrs. Elizabeth Chapman is the guess
oil Mrs, A. Fulton at Bellaire.
DR.. 7. B. Camden, OF Parkenburg, for
merly Of this city, was registered al the
stamm yesterday.
Christ vierheller, who Is employed IL
the Glass factory at East Liverpool, re-
turned last evening 10 that place, after q
visit to his family hero.
Squire George Ankle and son left
yesterday for indianapolis, where the
Squire goes 10 attend the meeting oil
Grand Lodge Knights OF Honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Laskaris left yes.
terday afternoon for Cleveland, Ohio
They will also visit friends In Akron
and youngstown before returning home
s. II. Peirsol, Of Parkersburg, who wa
formerly one Of the leading apostles Of
Greenbackism in this State and edited
the deiunCt Standard, the party's organ,
was In the city yesterday.
Squire Leander Mix, once well
known Justice Of the peace In the Eighth
ward, and an old and respected citizen o.
Wheeling until recently, now growing
up with the country In Dakota, arrived
ID the city yesterday on visit, accom-.
panied by his wife. He expects 10 TO.
main Ia this section all summer, and
then 20 10 New Mexico To visit his two
ANN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-14
THH DEPUTY MARSHALS
Appointed 50 far by the U, S,
Marshal, H, S, White,
THE FORCE KEPT VERY BUSY
by the Meeting of Two Courts at one
Time at charIestop-AR ApplI,
cant for ofice States his
Claims on the Party,

US. Marshal White has about got
things in ship.shape in his office, and
has begun to make a creditab!e record
for his administration, He has so far
appointed as Deputy Mammals Messrs-
John O, Deyiue, Wheeling; George W,
McYey, irr Fayetteville, FayeIte O, H.
Robert O, Dawson, Charleston, Kama
wha county; Clayton Workman, Bald
Knob, Boone county, o,s Evans, Eliza
beth, Writ county, Commodore P,
Slower, Clear Greek, Raleigh county
William r, Alexander, harrisburg, Har-
rlson county; John E, Burnley, Parkers-
burg, Wood county; Daniel White, Mil
ton, Cabell county, James O, Hagar,
Basin Spring, Wyoming county; Thomas
X. Massie, Concord Church, Mercer
county, William A, Holland, Ravens,
wood, Jackson county; William NJ,
Bean, WaitsYille, Monroe county.
Since Mr., White took charge, though
new III office, he has broken the record
as to the disposal OF cases and the dis
patch OF business, He has had charge
Of business for the first time Of the Or
cult and District courts, in session at the
same time, An act passed last year ex,
tended to Charleston, Clarksburg and
Wheeling circuit court jurisdiction, the
same as Parkersburg heretofore, hence
both clerks, Col, Delliker and Mr., Moore,
are on hand alternately, and the Dis
trlct Court and Circuit Court are both
In full operation,
All the election cases have been post
poned until the fall term. The sitting
Of the Gubernatorial committee and the
attendant excitement Is one cause otthe
delay.
Among the applications for appoint
ment as deputies received by Mr.. White
were some very amusing ones, Some
time ago when In Wheeling he showed
an INTRLLIGENCRR reporter, a batch OF
such letters. One applicant says:
"Iappeal to you, thinking that merit
some position in the gift OF my party
leaders, since they are the donors OF the
benefits OF this administration, have
always worked with both hands for the
Republican party, and l served four
years as a soldier, seven months OF that
time prisoner Of war, and In that SER
vice picked up the battle flag Of my
regiment on two battle fields and carried
it one year and eight months, Under
Republican administration since the
war have obeyed the biblical injunc-
ton and increased and multiplied my.
self by fifteen, three now dead and two
gir!s-net result, eleven Republican votes.
Three Of these were cast for GOT and
Atkinson last fall, and eight more will
fall into line as fast as their twenty.one
years roll around. II you will make me
q deputy 1t will help me with my big
family, and give me an opportunity to
show what / can do for the party In the
next canvass. Anyhow, l will do all
can to redeem this district"
Whether this applicant is in the above
list the reporter cannotsay, but 1t is safe
to hazard the guess that Il his name Ia
not there 1t is for geographical reason,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-14

Special DiIpdteh 10 ne lHtaltgdRceT,
HAMILTON, o., May lS,-The Wheeling
team made its first appearance here to-
day, and the game they played with the
home team was a superb one. It was by
odds the finest game that has been play
ed in the Tri.State League this season
It was stubbornly contested by both
teams from the beginning 10 the end
In the ninth inning Hamilton had three
men on bases and nobody out, but the
next three men at bat hit To Dunn, who
by fine fielding retired them. Again in
the tenth the home team had three men
on bases, but the sharp Unfolding by
Wheeling prevented them from scoring
Afr, Hengle umpircd fine game, Man
ager Sullivan has sent Zeigler to his
home In Cincinnati to reCuperate.
The full score Of to'day's game is as
follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-14
BIG RHALESTATE DEAL
OF a Wheeling Capitalist in
Chicago Property,
HE MAKES A GOOD BARGAIN,
Selling one Piece ofReal Estate at a
Round Profit and Acquiring n
More Productive Property
For Less Money.

The following from the Chicago Inter-
0cean tells Of an advantageous real estate
deal in Chicago recently Of q well known
Wheeling gentleman. The property sold
by Mr., Paxton cost him originally less
than $4,000;
The transfers have been recorded Of
the Brunswick Hotel property at the
northwest corner Of Michigan avenue
and Adams street, 62xll0 feet, and the
lot 5lx60 feet, at the northwest corner OF
LaSalle and jackson streets. The Bruins
wick Hotel property was sold twice, first
for $l50, 900, and then for $lS0,000, The
consideration for the Oounselman prop
erty was $4,000, On both properties
were ninety-nine year leases, Both OF
these have been annulled, q new ninety
nine year lease having been executed
on the Brunswick Hotel property,
These various transactions are linked
together, and present curious ComplicA-
tons. Charles Counselman leased for
81, 900 per year for ninety.nine years Of
], W, Paxton, OF Wheeling, w, Va, who
owned the fee to the lot, the ground on
which the Counselman building stands,
Mr.. Counselman has now bought the
ground for $3.50, 900, this being reason
able valuation according 10 experts. Mr.,
Paxton, who had refused to part with
his fee until shown more profitable In
vestment, with $3.50, 900 Of the $4,000
received from Mr.. Counselman, pur-
Chases the Brunswick Hotel prop.
erty from Mr., A, ]. Cooper, who
had first to purchase the lot
from the Honore estate. Mr.. Cooper
held the property under a ninety.nine
year lease, annual rental $1,000, with
the privilege OF purchasing within three
years for $4,000. The apparent dis.
crepancy between the price paid by Mr..
Cooper, $3.50, 900, and the price paid him
by Mr.. Paxton, $l30,00O, Is made up by
a ninety.nine year lease on the property
given to Mr.. Cooper by Mr.. Paxton, the
annual rental OF which has been reduced
from $1,000 to $1,000. To summarize
their transactions, 10 obtain reduction
In rentals, Mr.. Cooper buys from the
Honore estate AID sells to Mr.. Paxton,
the cause Of his purchase being to rein.
vest his money atan advantage, James
L, Waller & Co, attended TO the nego-
tiations.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-14
WHEELING STILL WINS.
A RattllnE II.Inniug Game at Hamilton,
Other Ga, 'ss Played Yesterday,

Other GA 'es Played Yesterday,
The Wheeling base ball team Is doing
some excellent playing and is deserving
Of warm praise for the same. The win,
ming gait they struck at Springfield was
kept up at Hamilton yesterday, and the
finest game Of the season won, making
four games the Nail City boys have won
out Of the nine they are scheduled 10
play on this their first trip, and two Of
which are yet 10 be played, This Is q
record that ought 10 satisfy every last
grumbling "ian," The Wheeling team
Is in the lead by several points in the
League race, and gives every promise oil
staying there till the finish,
Yesterdays game, judging from the
special report published below, must
have been a magnificent one, The
Hamilton team was by odds the strong
est Of the three that were here at the
opening Of the season, and it was no
easy matter TO defeat them, Yesterday
they had the advantage in being on
their own grounds, England, Wheel,
ing's new one,armed pitcher, again did
good work it will be observed, and that
young man Dunn again distinguished
himself by brilliant work, There should
be big turnout 10 greet the boys in
their game with Dayton here on Thurs
dav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-14
THE WOES OF WOMEN.

WOAriness, Unhappln0s9, and Mis-
cry Seem TO be the Lot Of Women,
Instead Of Brightness, Happiness,
and Joy-The Causes Of Bad COM
plsxIon Explained.
"Why Is It that % few American women have
good compleIlOnsf'' Rhked Mrs, IAngkTy on her
hESt visit 20 America, Her question can be
easily answered. Women are 1AlloW because the
blood does not circulate well through thelF bod
les II does not MI their cheeks With rich color
and their eyes with bFilliAncY. Its "llngRlAh.' :
What Is the tesultf had color WEAKNESS and
poor health, What VIII prevent thlsi 4 geppiEiie
and pure HumulAnl that impaTh strength, lhe
and good circulation. This lA precisely what
Duhys Pure Malt Whisky doeb. II u not q
beverage; II Is health'glVlng remedy II II
admitted N hAve done more Ia mAkipg ladies
stronger and healthier than any other prepare
tlon Known " the world. II has the endorse
ment Of clergymGn, phySiclanl and lady NoikeFi
In the temperance cause, aud u has meyer been
known 70 fall In strengthening restoring and
benehing; a well known lady, writing on thii
II can never describe the change that has tRkeu
place IN my appearance and IN my feelings, In
stead OF feeling tired aud blue S once did,
am now strong and young, both 10 feeling and
appearance. had great prejudice against Thu
word 'WhiSkey,' but since ! have found thA
DuHy,H Is Indeed pure aud harmless remedy
ieel like letting all women know what gFant
The experience Of this lady has been yerlaet
In thousands OF cases, and an innumereblG mum
beF Of women arc kept In perfect health t0'da!
wholly through this great remedy. To all puF
ChRseTE we desire 10 say; DO sure TO secure th
genuine, aud take NO OTHER" II Is sold every
where. AplB.Iu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-14
THE TlNNERS' STRIKE,
Nou.Unlon Men brought HerO-Unlon Mor
Discharged.

NuusOuiuu hou nEuukub hoEo-OhiVu HAeu
Discharged.
Some time ago the timers Of this city
served notice on their employers that on
and after May 10, nine hours would con,
stitute days work. No answer was
ever returned to this notification, so FAT
as has been heard. As the date for the
demand to take effect approached, how.
ever, 1t became apparent that the EN-.
ploying timers had taken some sort oil
action in concert. This was first III.
dictated by the discharge, late last week;
OF union timers from several small shops
running only one or two hands. The men
discharged were informed that their en-
ployers had no work for them now.
Last evening 1t was reported pretty
straight that at least one large employer
had discharged all his hands, and that
non.union timers had been brought
from Cincinnati TO take their places.
This report was received too late to be
verified or disproyed, but 1t is evident
that the employing timers have Gear
ried the war into Africa, and met their
men more than half way.