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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-10-22
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-10-22
WATERBURY POST OFFICE

WATERBURY POST OFFICE
 Mails Close. New York City-75O, 0.2O m; 2.10, 5.S0, 7.3Sp C Boston-7.00, 7.50 m; 12. 80, 2.10, 7.S0 pm. Southern-7.50, 10.20 m: 2.10, 5.30, 7.30 p m. Western-7.50, 1920 m; 210, 5.30, 7.30 p m. Canada West-7.30 1020 m; 210, 5.3o, 7.30 D m. Eastern-700, 7.50 a m; 1230, !. 10, 7S0 pm. Canada East-7.00, 7.50 m; 12.30, ]. 10, 80 m. Albany-750, 10.20 a m; ?. 10, 5.30, 7.30 p m. Northern N Y.-7.5O. 10.2 m; 2 10. 530, 7.30 m. Providence-7.00, 750 m; 12.3O, 2.10, 7.30 p m. Springfeld-7o %, 50 am; F so 10, 5SO, s0 pm. Worcester-7O0, 7.50 am; 12.30. 21o, 5.30 7.30 pm. Pittsfeld, ,MaSs-7. 50 a m; 2.10, 530, 7.30 m. Hartford-7.00, 750 m; 12.30, 210, 7.30 ID. Bridgeport 7.50, 1020 m; 10, 5 80, 7.30 pm. New Haven-7.50, 10 20 am; l2.S0, BIO 5.30, 730pm Ansona-7.50, 10.20 m; F. 30, 2.10. 530, 7.30 Birmingham-7.5 1020am: F. 80, 10, 5.30 30pm Union City-T.50 m; 2.10, 5.30 pm. Naugatuck-7.50 am; 2.10, 5.30 m. Seymour-7.50a a m; 2.10, 5.S0 p m. Winsted-10.55 m; 6.S0 m. Stations on Naugatuck k, R. north Waterbury
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29
The Eebel's Requiem.

Oh, give him a grave when the victory
won,
In the dust Of his own dear cline;
And lay him 10 rest with MS comrades
Dead. and dead in the cause sublime,
Heap the clay lightly DER The upturned race
fearless, smooth over the blOOd-stained
And leave him to rest as the soldier dies,
Committing his. cause and MS All 10 God.
shallow yen dig there the burial trench.
And narrow the pillowlesss bed;
But straightcn the limbs, and his blanket
bring
And drape IT all gently arouxl the dead;
The shattered breast where OlNe had dWelt
The virtues and pride and love
shall reck not the clods. but the spirit iluWh
Shall smile on the mound above.
Go speak of his name. as We ton Of the fight
TO the dear one who gave him her vow,
And tell her his life 10 his country lac gave,
But his heart he sends TO her now
Perchance she may weep Ger "febols
doom,
And the thought may humble her pride;
But "A heart that was truer 10 his ladN iONc
And his native land has never dlcd!
Oh maiden, weep for the fallen lovel
Oh mother, strengthen your prayer
| oh father. tell of thy hearts dear loss,
| And stine the agony there,
| oh brothers, give to your cOuntry's cause
The all OF your treasure and blood
For Heaven shall keep the record true,
And vengeance shall be with God!
We curse not the foe for the decd now done
| He has stricken martyr down!
And though we nave borne the "lcOels
| cross
Justice will giveus the crown.
| And Heaven alone shalt judge the crime
| While damning the tyranny deeper
| That under the guisc OF liDcrtY's cause
| Was forging "a chain for the slcepcri
| He sleepsi-and over his stOneless grave
| The shafts OF his enemies rattle;
J But he heeds them not, no less than he did
: Their guns on the morn Of battle,
Oh well may he rest for the future brings
| A day that shall brighten his story
| When tame shall trumpet Alright his name,
| And world shall claim his glory!
| M. Y. MOORE.
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Furl that banner. for It's weary;
Round It's staff It's dropping dfeary;
Furi it. fold u. II is e.si
For there not man 10 wave II.
And there's not sword TO save Il,
And there's not one left To lave IL
In the blood which heroes gave II;
Ana its foes now scOrn ana brave IL;
Furl it, hide lt-lct IL rest.
Take that banner down. It's tattered:
Broken is its stan ana shattered:
And the valiant hosts are scattered,
over whom it flOated high.
Oh It's haId for Us 10 fold IT;
Hard 10 think there's none 10 hold II;
Hand that those. who once unr0lled II;
Now must url il with sigh.
Furl that banncr-furl il sadly;
once ten thousands hailed il gladly,
And ten thousands wildly. madiy,
-wOre BE- should forever wave;
SwOrc that fOeman sword should never
Hearts Ike theirs cntwinci discover
TIL that flag should Loaf forever
Ger their freedom, or their grave!
Furl ii for the hands that eraspcd il,
Ana the hearts thai fondly clasped IT,
Cold and dead are lying low;
And that bauncr-it is trIillngl
While around 10 sounds the Walllng
OF its people in their woe.
For. though conquered. they adore ~
Love The cold, dead hands ihat bore ~
Weep for those VINO fell before II.
Pardon those who TAILED ANA tore il!
But. OH wildly they deplorc it!
Now who iurl and fold IL 50.
Fur that banner! True, It's CORY,
Yet It's wreaihed around with glory,
And twill live in song and story,
Though its folds are i'm the dust;
For It's fame ON brightest pages,
penned by poets and 10y sagcs,
shall 20 sounding down the ages
Furl its folds though now We must.
Furl that banner, softly. slowly,
Treat il gently-it is holy
Forit drOOps above the dead.
Touch II uOt-unfOld il never.
Let u drOop there. lurled forever,
For It's peoples hopes are dead
Father Ryan
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29
Rebels.

Rebclsl It's holy namc'
Ihe name our fathers BORE III.
when battling In the cause OF llsh"
Against the tyrant i'm his might
In the dark Gays OF yore'
ponoIs, IT'S our family name!
Our father, Washington
Mas me arch-rcbel I'm the ilghi,
And gave the name 10 us-a rlBh'
OF father unto son.
Rebelsl tits our given name'
Our mother. Liberty
pocc,vcd The title win her fame.
I'm DAYS of grief. of fear ana siahie'
When at her breast we were'
Rebels tits cur sealed namel
A baptism OF blood o,...sc.
Tho ,yar-ayc, and the ain OF strli'-
The fearful contest, lie loi me
The mingled crimson hoou'
Rcbels' tits patriot haine'
I'm struggles il was given; ,
we bore IL then when tyrants raNcu,
And through their curses twas Visi"'''
ON the dOOm-day DOCKS Oh h'"N'
Pebclsi IT'S our fighting name!
For peace rules DER the ldnd,
I-n,il ihev speak Of craven woe
Until our rights receive dow
From foes or bfOthers manu-
Rebels Ills our dying name
For, although life i dear
Yet freemcn born and ireemfn Dfch'
Med rather live as ireemen dcao'
Than 1--we in slaVish fear.
Then call us rebels. II YOU Will
We glory in the name;
For bending under unjust laws,
And swearing faith To an UNJUST caus''
We count the greater shame. ...
Atlanta COnfcderacY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29
"stonewaII Jacksen's Way"

Come. stack arms. men! Pile the rails,
stir up the campfire bright;
No matter if the canieen ialls'
Well make q roaring nlght,
Here Shenandoah travis along,
There burIey Blue Ridge echoes strong,
To swell the brigade's rOuslng song
OF "Stoncwall Jackson's Way.
We see him now. the old slOuched nat
Cooked DER his eve aSkcw,
To sbrewd dry smile tine speech so par.
80 calm, so blunt, so true.
The "Blue Light Elder" Knows 'em well;
saws he, That's Banks. he's iona on shtii'
Lord save his SOUL Wen give nm wei,
That's "StOncwall Jackson's way"
silence ground arms knoel eli! caps OIL
Old Blue Lights going to pray.
strange the fool that dares 10 SCOTT
Attention It's his way.
Appealing from ms native SOD,
In fOrma pauperis 10 God
LAY bare thine arm. stretch lprlh my l'u
AmenW That's "Stone wallis way.
He's I'm the saddle now. Fall in!
steady the whole brigade!
HIS al the ford. cut of, well win
His way out. ball and blade!
What matter If our shoes are worn
What matter 4 our feet are tOihF .
"Quick-stepl were with him before dawn !!
that's "Sionewall JacksOn's way.
The suns bright lances rout the mists
Ofmornine. and by George!
Here's LOngstreet struggling in the Isis,
Hemmed in an ugly gorge
Pose and his Yankees, whipped before;
Bay'nets and grape!' hear ~tonewall roar;
"Charge. Stuart Pay of AshDy score!
Is "Stonewall JacksOn's way
All. maldeni wait and watch, ana yeain
For news of Stonewalls band!
All, widow. read, WAN eyes that burn,
That ring'upon ihy hand.
All! wife, sew on, pray on nope on.
Thy life shall not be all iOriorn,
The Zoe had better ne er been born
That gets in 'StOnewalis way
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IWriiton for The Iimes.l


The Jacket of Gray.
Dedicated TO thoso who wore and glorifiedit.l
When the land was ablazc with glory of
And a nation uprose for the sake of the
Inthe soul Of the South with a limitless
sway,
Belgncd The stars and tbe bars and the Jacket
Of Gray.
And Whenever that flag to the breeze was
In the four years it baftled alone with the
world
Where steel clashcd on steel in wars awful
IN advance orabrea.t was the Jacket Of Gray
At the acts Of its wea,ers, inspired by their
Al the kings of the earth held their hands
IN applause;
From ihe ages OF old 20 the hours ofto-day,
Never heroes Ike those in the Jacket Of
Cray.
All the exquisite aims they aspired TO are
fed.
And the cause of the South is entOmbed with
her dead
But Their memory lives la Immortal display
In honor enWTappCd in ihe.Ioclet Of Gray
-lynny Downing
The Unwilling of Lse's Statue.
"Thcsc IN his memory
Idedic0te. Iconsocr0'c Yin icars.
-lennyson.
Written for The Times
Holds that image his fun measure? Has III
caught That regal face?
Caught his grand, imperial bearing, with lis
courtly. Christian grace?
,,,,i,t ff,, t,cf.,ht az OIL his virtues tou-or
ing over meantr things,
Showing how nor crown, nor sceptre need TO
designate God = Kings?
| Purity and stainless honor! Knightlier
knight the lists knew not
Where Galahads and Perciyalcs flashed their
swords at Camelot
| BY the cross-that pledge of knighthOOd!-by
his yield 10 It's behost.
| Was Lees sword kXcallbur, and the holy
grail his "quesu'
Men weave laurcls for their victOrs: crowns
| of thOms the v0nquished wait.
/ This man had his grand successes Failure
| made him yet more great
In the rush and crush OF battle-dauntless
soul that never quaiod
In the bvouacs rcpression-patient heart
that never failed.
I
whole world hailed hls might;
| Earth applauding 10 the eachO-. never Spar
tans fought such fight!
All unmOved hike Cheops standing. on an
other shrine he laid
Tribute 10 the God OF Battles, all that men 10
him had pad
When disaster brought upon us runs rout
in Wild alarm,
stood our hero, still unnnching wrapt in his
majestic calm.
When the mad. wild thing was over, and the
lannon's voice was stll,
Into classic shades he vanished there 10
watch and wait Gods will.
Honorcd youth Ye sons Of Southrons, there
he taught yOu. from his cross,
How tOdraW-iife's br0Nest leSsOn-gOOd from
IN. and gain from loss.
lis not great 10 live in greatness, when sue
cess has made our fate.
But 10 conquer all the adverse e this is TO be
truly great.
God made Ice on largest pattern-head and
hcart-in eVefy way.
by "ihe measure Of the angel" ana OF carth's
most finest clay.
Earth could not his fame enclrcle-pierced
beyond rcmOtest star,
Known i'm Heaven when he departed To
where best immort0ls are.
when God musteIs all his yanquished, what
nero host twill b
Would you wonder. ., MS c0mradesi IL their
leader might be Lee?
-Tarple star.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29
TIE Jacket of Gray

Fold II up carefully, lay IL aside
Tenderly touch IL. look on il with pride
For dear must 1t be TO or hearts eNctmpie,
Inc Jacket Of Gray our loved so'dler-pVS
wore.
All. vain, all vain, were our prayers ana our
tears;
The glad shout Of victory sang in our ears
But our treasured one on the red pat'ieHeiu
lay. ..o. clio roc,,ot
of Gray.
Hisyoung Commissioned him and tendefly
bore ,,.
The cold. lijeless form to his home by the
shore.
Oh, dark we're our hearts on that terrible day.
When we saw our dead boy in the Jacket oil
Gray.
We laid him 10 rest i'm his cold. narrow bed,
And graved on the marble we placed DER MS
head, ,-
A. the proudcst Of tributes our sad hearts
could say. ey,.
He never degraded the Jacket Of Gray
Then fold it up carefully, lay II aside,
Tenderiy touch II, look on H. with PRIDE
For dear must II be to Our hearts eNerm"ie'
The Jacket Of Gray our soldier boy wore.
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...,,,, ,,,mn,,ng army.

,,,,v.couc with n tr,mpling army.
Invading our native sod,
sand southrons fight aud conquer,
In The name OF the Mighty Godl
stand. southrcnsi fight ana conquer
solemn. and strong, ana surcl
the fight should not he longer
Than God shall bid endure.
Nv the life that but yesterday
Walked with the Infants Drealh
Nv the feet which ere morning may
Tread TO the soldiers death,
Nv the blood which cries TO hoaven---
Crimson upon Our sod -,
stand southrons, fight and conqucTl
I'm the name OF the Mighty Hodi MIA,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29
Somebody's Darling.

Into a ward OF the whitewashed halls
Where the dead and the dying lay
Wounded 10y bayOnets, shell. and pals,
Somebody's darling was borne one daN.
Somebody's darling, 50 young ana so brave!
Wearing yet on his sweet pale lace--
Soon to he hid by tie dust of the grave
The lingering light of his DOyhOOd's grace
Somebody's watching and waiting for him.
Yearning TO hold him again To her heaiE
And there ne lies. with his Dlue eyes ulu'
And his smiling, child-hke lips part
Tenderly bury the fair young dead
Pausing to drop DER his grave tear
Carve on the wooden slab DER bis head,
"Somebodv's darling slumbcr mere
Miss Marie In COste. Georgia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29
NV Maryland.

The despots heel ison thy shore
Maryland!
Ills torch Is at thy temple door.
Maryland!
Ayenge Ane patriotic gore
That wept DER gallant Baltimore,
And be the baitle-queen OF yore,
MARYLAND. NV Msrylandl
t,ark TO wandering sons appeal,
Maryland!
Nv mother state TO thee kneel,
Maryland
For life or death, for woe or veal
Thy peerless chivalry reveal ..,
And grid thy beauteous limbs WIN s,eci'
Maryland. My Marylandl
I hear the distant thunder hum,
Marylandl
The Old Lines bugle, nfe and dfun'
Maryland!
She n not dead. nor deaf, nor dumb,
uuzzal She spurns the Northern scum, 81,
She breaths. she burns. she'h come she II
come!
Maryland My Marylandl
4 James X. Randall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29
Burial of Iatane.

Ihe combat ragged not long; but ours the day,
And through the hosts which comprised Us
around
Our little band rode proudly on It's way,
Leaving one gallant spirit, glory crowned.
unburied on the field he died 70 gain,
, single, OF all his men, among the hostile
slain.
One moment nj the battles edge he stood,
Hopes halo, Ike "A helmet. round his hair
The next beheld him dabbied III ms Di0od,
PROSTATE In death: and yet In death how
fair.
Andl hus he passed. through the red gates OF
strife.
From earthly crowns and palms TO an eter-
nal life.
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Ashes of Glory.

ash'- OF pi"io'
Fold up the gorgeous silken sun,
Bv bleeding martyrs blesi
And keep The laureis IL mas one
Above ITS place OF rest
No trumpet's note reed harshly blare-
No drum-luncral roll
Nor trailing sables drape the bier
That frees a dauntless soul!
II lived with Lee, and arched his brow
IRON Fate's cmpyfcal palm;
II sleeps the sleep OfJacksOn now,
As spotlcss and as calm.
IL was outnumbeTed, not OuldOne,
And they shall shudderiug tell
Who struck the blow. its 'atesl gun
FLASHED ruin as il fell.
sleep. shrouded Ensign! not the breeze
That smOte the victor tar,
with death across the heaving seas,
OF fiery Trafalgar;
Not Arthur's knights, amid the gloom.
Their kniChtly deeds have starred;
Nor Gallo Ienty's mltchiess plume
Nor peerless born Bayafd;
Nor an that antique fables feign.
Aud Orient streams lisg0rge;
And yet the Silver Cross OF SPAN,
and Lion OF 81, George.
Can bid thee pale! Proud emblem. still,
TlA crimson glory shines
DeyOud the heightened shades that MI
Their proudest kingly lines.
sleep, I'm thine own historic might,
And be thV blazOned scroll
4 warriors banner takes II ilgnt
To greet the warriors soul IT,.
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.-Rev. Abraham j. Ryan
Dixie.

southrons. hear your country call your
I'M lest worse than death beiall your
TO nr,nsi TO arms! To armsl In Dixie!
10. all beacon fires are lighted,
let all hearts be NV unitedl
To arms, To arms! TO arms III DlAie'
Advance the flag OF Dixie!
HurIahl Hlurrahl
For Dixie's land Wen take our stand
10 live or die for Dixiel
TO arms, 10 arnsl
And conquer peace for Dixie, etc.
Gen Albert Pike, of Arkansas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29
4 Prayer.

God bless INV daring, yentuious boy
where'er his feet may stray:
cod bless the sacred, righteous cause
FOR which he went away;
csd bless the little arm round which
NV wrisilet went not tight.
strengthen II. Lord. I'll II become
A David's In the night.
10 ~oons. 20 bright. 40 fair 30 brave,
70 Thee. oh God. above
leave the charge 10 shield and save
The Idol Of my love.
- one more 10 battle for the right
OF free men To be free,
rhatLero's heart and chiId-like form.
delicate To Thee.
nv mother for her son, aged fifteen. Mem
p6is. July 10Th, 1864.
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They shonld Not Rest Apart.

Gather the sacred dust
,r the warriors tried and true,
Who bore the flag al our nations trust,
And fell In cause as great as just,
And died for me ana you.
Gather them. each and all,
From the private To- the chief,
Come they from cabin or lOfdly hall;
over their dust let the fresh tears fail
Ola nations holy grieL3
No matter whence they came,
Dear Is their lifvless clay;
Whether unknown or known 10 fame,
Their cause and country were the same
They died-and they wore the gray.
Father Ryan.
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Toast of Morgan's Men.

Unclaimed by the land that bore us,
Lost IA the field. we md
The brave nave gone before use
cowards ara left hehind'
Then stand TO your glasses. steady,
Here's IA health 10 those we prize
Here's "A toast 10 the dead already.
And here's TO the next who dies.
Captain Thorpe OF kentucky.
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Tho southern Gross.

~ L IT, for our southern rights;
ON our side. southern men
The God Of Battle fights'
r,,ng the Invaders DR.
~ aice is the voice Of a brother.
Hut Tie hands are the hands oi@Ioe'
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MY Soldier Boy.

The winter night Is dark and chill,
The winter rain the trenches NIL
oh ART thou on the outpost still.
My soldier boy?
I'm thee gave what most L.love:
For thy return. thy weary dove.
lift my fervent prayers above,
Ny SOLDIER boy.
Temper the wind 10 my dear child.
on. God, aud curb the winter Wild,
And keep In Thy embraces mild,
Ny soldier boy.
--Hon. w. II. Porter. y. &.
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his no,,v from the field
a nro.hei o"' 4, mo strangers HANDY. who
ms coim b,ue eyes. on earth foreVe. sealen,
NE W., ~, tnnJcrly The slender limbs composed
ana l'nu ~ s,sters who, with hiary's love.
S,, , ... ~. omen tomb and weeping looked
above.
,..,,. -, s,,o,ved roses on his bier
l'ile .s a'a s''t more stainless than his
Nor vet more fragrant than his life sincere,
that blossomcd with good ac''ohs-p''o''
-, a nu1 marion with the faithful slave
annroached with reverent steps the heros
lowly grave
No man oi God might read the burial rte
" , ,s.,, ,,,c rebel: thus declared the foe,
uho hlanched before him In the deadly
I'm. w"nian's voice, in accents soft and low
Trembling with pity. touched WIN palms,
over his his hallowed dust, the ritual of the
dead.
IRIS sown IN weakness; II is raised IN
power
SOFTLY the promise noated on the air,
And inc sweet breathngs Of the sunset hour
Come back responsive TO the mourner
ccn,iV f6cv laid him underneath the sod.
And ieft him with his fame. his country ana
his God.
we should not weep for hint His deeds en-
durc; ~,
So Young. so beautiful, 30 brnve-he dled
As he would wish TO die. The past secure
Whatever yet Of sorrow may belidc
Those who sin finger by the stormy SHORE,
Change cannot hurt him now, nor ior'uhe
reach him more.
And when virginia. leaning on her spear
Vifrix ct Vidua, the conflict done,
shall raise her mailed hand TO wipe the tear
That starts as she recalls each martyr SON
NJ prouder memory her breast shall sway
Than thine-the early lOst-laimented LII
tame.
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ISAAC WIZ, Staunton, Va.
Il. +. EAKLE, StauntOn. Va.
JOHN MCQUAIDE. stanton, Va.
ANDREW BOWLING, stanton, Va
:. VI. YOST. stanton. Va.
JED. HOrCHklSS. stanton, Va.
jill. WANT, stanton, Va.
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DIRECTORS.

NJ. ERsKINE MILLER. staunton, Va.
II. VI. BELL, taunton. Va.
OK LAPHAM. Chicago. IN.
II. II. FAY, Capitalist. - state street, Bos'
tor.
W. Fleming Richmond. IA.
GEORGE II HULL. President American
Pig iron Storage Warrant Company, If Wall
street, New York.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-05-08
Llnden-Dist1ct No. T.

April -, 1880.
Ethel Osborne stepped on rake
last week and hurt her foot The
hurt is not serious
Horse buyers nave been thinning
the ranks Of horses in this neighbor-
hood. Most Of those Who sold ex-
press themselves as well pleased
with the prices paid
Quite a large number of persons
were received into the VI Il. church
on probation last Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. JAS. Brewer and
family and Mrs. Il. Peuhallegon, Sr,
Of Mineral Point, we're guests Mt the
home of Mr.. j. Brewer last sunday.
Nh and Mrs. w. Batten visited
with Mr.. J. Alton, in Mineral Point,
last week
Mr. and Mrs. X. Osborne visited
al Miflin last Sunday
MIes Flora Strong, OF Linden,
visited with friends at No. Z on
Sunday.
While Mr. and Mrs. DInsdale, Of
Linden, were riding last Thursday,
the barking Of a dog caused the
horse to turn i'll such a manner as