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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-01

friday sAas he lad refused ~ ersns :
pardon - Jehn zsneos. imprisoned
Tor throwing bomb a. sx-hssos
Seeor, II kacineL
Jackson Fletcher. tie choctsv ssn-
seneed 10 be shot Friday for Hsscef
escaped from the sheriff ~ cAadA l. =
Yescher is the frss lndisn known -
have aed - sveid exeeataeA-
AZ Denver. Col. Friday. for nsn
were ipdietsd by the grand tary IN
nineteen charges. including forgery,
larceny and smbsxxispsst 10 = A.
legged that they have been rebbsnS the
city.
c. Lennon Pethsrssk. the ex- manager
OF the Capital indiana nunaine = Lean
association of Lansing. Mich. wAs de-
serted his wife sad children ore year
ago and abseonded with 81. 100 Of the
eompany's funds. has been captured ~
Aarshalltown, la
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-01
KILLED BY A FALL.

The Aged Mother OF Bishop Gilbert, of
St Paul, Meets with . Terrible Death.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Oct. 3L-Mrs. Lucy
Todd Gilbert, mother of Bishop NJ. n.
Gilbert of.the Episcopal church. met a
terrible death at the house of her
son between aud o'clock a.
III. Mrs. Gilbert was 81 years old
yesterday. Her health has been poor
for years, during which time her mind
has been wavcring. She had been
with friends in New York. the bishop
bringing her home to his house last
Monday. Friday night she retired at
the usual hour. and in the morning "a
man passing tho house found a body on
the sidewalk which proved 10 be that
of Mrs. Gilbert, who had fallen from
the second-story window and had
been killed. 1t is supposed that she
awoke in the night and being restless
commenced moving about in an aimless
way. and mistaking the window for a
door walked through it. The remains
will be sent to Morris, Otsego county,
n. Y, for burial.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-01

other arc required to complete The
curve.
Lay OF on the major axis. the given
radius from each end towards the cen
ter From A lay of AE--r. Bisect the
line ED by perpendicular and proiong
this perpendicular till ii meets All pro-
duscd at c. The required radius is AC.
and is the center Of the curve. II AC
is given and is required, lay OF from
u, BF-AC. Biseet CT and prolong the
bisect.ng perpendicular till it meets BH
at d: DB is the radius sought and ID
is the center of the short curve.--James
u Stanvood. in Mechanical News.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-01
BORN m The SKY.
Little Fishes May Sometimes Ne Matched
In the Clouds

IittIo Kfebck My >cfneftmrs re netsUso
In the Clouds
A writer in Natures Realm SAYS that
little fishes may be Matched in the
clouds. What be says about il is so in
tcresting that his whole letter is here
with given: II observe reference
made in the American Angler touching
upon showers Of fishes, In which II
states that science has not vet fully CT
planned the phenomena. This is, per-
haps. slightly incorrect. Several causes
have been suggested Might II not very
probably be that fishes and frogs which
fall apparently from the skies are really
bred there? Water fowl, II is known,
very frequently carry eggs Of fishes 10
great distances. having swallowed them.
and in their fight disgorging the same
unhsrme6 where they can and do
fructify and mature in water over which
these birds pass The errs Of many old
fish are very eluiiuons. and readily ad-
here to substances brought in contact
with them duriRg particular times 81
their incubation. Is IL very improbable
that not only do these birds convey ovs
upon their wings as well "a in their crops
and when flying st great heights the
eva, becoming detached from their
wings. may rcmsin suspended IN the
moist atmosphere. which Is quite possi-
BILE upier certain conditions Of atmos-
pherieal pressure. and that when under
development they become too hesvy
ard naturally fall ~ The earth. IS fire.
euently vitnesse67"
Ladies Risbe,l lnton Suits at yoigt.
Heltolshesfner n Co.'S.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-01
AWFUL Loss OF LIFE
Frixhtful Fatality Attending an
Earthquake Ia Japan.
OVER 1900 PERSONS ARE KILLED
Big cities are Swallowed ~ ana msrs
Ehaa fss.sss Baiidiags are In
vsi.sa In Wr~es s1d kniz.
Trans Suspended.

YoxosAsA. DC. st-rasess news
from the sections visited BY the earth
quake lass Wednesday show that the
The lowest estimate places the loss Of
life a. "a soa. The towns Of HagoyA
Glfu and Ojzha we're completely de-
stroyed
LesDos. Oct "a privats dispatch
received here from Japan says that
the loss Of life by shs recent earth
qaAka which shock the IslAad Of
Eonde and ether placsA 10 sssi-
mated 20 BE- very great Over . Doc
persons were killed ssd about IL zoo
houses destroyed IN the province of
Nsxoya on the island a BsnAe. The
capital Of which. SAgoyA IL . slsy Of
$50. 600 inhabitants In addition TO
the foregoing s,ees houses were de-
stroyed and 5000 persons we're
killed BY thu earthquake at Gifa The
towns Of KAno and kasanstsu are
also reported TO have been destroyed,
together with 50 miles Of rsLlrosd IL
n presumed that the are which
started among the wrecked buildings
a. NagoyA IS already cabled, may have
had a great deal 10 do with the great
loss of life. which u announced
by the private message mentioned
The loss of life ~ Ksno and ~ kssar
paatsu il not mentioned. and - these
towns are said TO have been destroyed,
II il estimated here that the total loss
Of life may eventually be shown 70 DO
over 10 0oa
Many vessels are reported 10
have been wrecked In the viein-
ity OF Hiogo. and during the &C.
isrnic dlstur Dances the waters OF the
lakes in the surrounding country were
violently agitsted A few portions OF
Niphon Islands escaped the earthquake.
and Kobe suffered comparatively little
damage. The number Of Europeans
who lost their lives by the terrible VII
bration Is small The various wagon
roads are blsckaded by the immense
heaps OF debris. traffic on the different
railroads 10 suspended. AM all Shs tels-
graph lines are entirely Frustrated,
thus shutting OF almost all oommuni-
cation with the devastated places In
consequences. full details of the awful
catastrophe cannot be learned fer sew.
erHl dayx 20 come
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-01

Both the method and results whea
Syrup of Figs IL taken; il Is pleasant
and refreshing 10 the taste. and ac>s
gently vet promptly on the KidneyS
Liver and Bowels. cleanses ths sys,
tenn eifectually. dispels colds head
aches and feyers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Fig i he
only remedy of it, kisd ever pro-
duced, pleasing TO the taste and 40
ceptahls 70 the stomach, prompt In
its action and truly beneficial In il
effects, prepared only from the mast
healthy and agreeable substances. il
many excellent qualities commend d
TO all and have made il the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in 500
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes TO Try IL Do moi accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Tc SKRUP co.
stE FRANCISCO. csL-
LOUISVILLE. A.. Sfs rosx. Az
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-01

A palsiphone is new electrical mu-
steal instrument invented by French
man. 1t is made up Of a series of bells
of different tones. Each bell is placed
between an electro-magnet and an IL
terpreter, and the bell itself thus be.
comes the medium of the electrical cur
rent. The sounds produced are said To
resemble those of an organ
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-01
FIRES RAGE FigRcELV.

u
Many Tssns DsssssyeA-Loss 81 LIE
Feared.
Kansas CRY. Mo-. Oct u-Reports
received here from Kansas show that
vast prairie Arss ere raging all over
the western part Of the state and also
IN many counties in the eastern part
From Franklin county comes the report
that thousands Of tons Of hay have
been burned while corn Ia shock
and bins have also been destroyed
The fire In Gray county IL supposed TO
have started from . spark from = loco
motive. and IS the grass 10 like finder
10 spread rapidly and soon swept
over the county. licking up everything
In its path In Butler county
the flames overlook herd
of cattle, aud sixteen head were
burned, while seven others were 50
badly injured that they will dia Not
only was the grass burned but every
house in the iins Of the fre WAS de-
stroyed. and from the mesger details
obtainahle 1t 10 thought THAI seven
houSss were burned in Butler county
alone. In Franklin county two houses
have been burned with al their con-
tents. and the fire Ia still rag
ing fercely. In Ford county the peo-
pie had no time 70 prepare for the fire
and wcrs compelled TO Zee. leaving
everything behind them and losing all
the grain. buildings, stock and imple-
meats IN she place. Thousands upon
thousands Of grazing lands have been
burned over. and as thsr- were many
herds o< cattle upon them. mbering
into tho thousands. the loss among cat
tie rs supposed 20 BE- very great
There is no authentic report Of loss
of human lives ~ the fire, but Il is said
that two men who were fighting the
fire near Beaumont were overcome by
the flames as they were running
toward The town They have
noe been seen since They started
along the track. bus the people
Of shs Town wers 80 busy look
ing sfter the safety Of the place
tina they dsd nee pay much attention
70 We men. Near Argonis Mr~ c.
TviniaG Vas burned sp N her house.
This are surrounded the town of Ar
souia and 10 took hard work 10 save the
buildings sn The outskirts A tele-
gram from Guthrie. u r. received
Late Friday night ssys prairie drss
have swept ever the entire Pottawsto-
mic reservation and the adjoining
cssntiea doias thousands Of dollars
damage. Hundreds Of farmers have lost
ell sAssr hsy. grssn and pasture. while a
score ~ more have their homes de-
stroyed. Nsny sew sessless were
cau9hs on the rad aud their
wagons loaded svisA their household
goods burned. lives were lost but
= large amount o. live stock perished.
and the Gre IL SIN raging in she
~oesied dissrics where hundreds ~
people have bees sighting the flames
ell dsv.
Nosvxox. IA. oeA si--rrsirie fires
are sweeping the country east u this
city between tks Chicago q Indiana
coal road and the KNnkskes river
Tn. heaviest losers thus far are
che Chssaela eresher~ sne-half
nile east of Mom>nce, who lost
al tkeir farm haildinrs Friday
Afternoon. ireludiag asoe bash-
a.. sf grain ard Isrsc amount Of axs
.ns i,rpsrnen& Taesr loss - between
a. mo aod s.. soe Farther east and
.-,,,h shs are sweeps svsr . dozen
t.rn- burning several hundred tens
81 hav, bus destroying 10 buildings "a
.,,,xiserssIe value tnless the staf
.cssh wsni ssstes The iess vii
A. = -
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-01
IaiI 0usrds Indic,eA.

sY. Lours. Oct si.-The grand Jury
has returned indictments against John
Fitzgerald and Michael Walsh, guards
on duty at the time Of the Jail delivery
October 3 Fitzgerald - charged with
having furnished the key used BY the
prisoners in making their esesps. ssd
Tor which he received o25o
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-01

ODESSA, Oct. IA letter from Sta
rodub received here asserts that during
the recent anu-semitic riots IN that
town five young unmarried Jewesses
were SO barbarously outraged and NAL
treated that they have all since died
According to this letter twenty Jews
in all we're killed during the disturb
anceS
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-01
Lost ct Sea.

Naw York. Oct. SL-The British
steamer Smeaton Tower. which arrived
from Mayaguez Thursday, brought to
port two survivors of tho Swedish bark
Mora, which was wrecked on the island
Of Mona on August % The captain
and the remainder Of the crew. num-
bering seven. weat down with tho
wreck.
LONDON, Oct o. The stesmer Stella
has been wrecked at Batoum. Six
persons were drowned.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-01

AZ the Frankfort electrical exhibi-
ton there is an interesting feature In
the shape Of series Of arc lamps sup
ported on a revolving drum. Tho
lamps are kept burning IN spite Of the
movement. and the device Is said to be
especially valuable for steamboats,. lo-
comotives and lighthouses
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-01
A COSTLY BLAZE.

Property Valued at 5000, 600 Burned at
North Baltimore, q.
TOLEDO, o., Oct. 3l.-Firc broke on;
Friday night in the rear of Taw &
Celeman's meat market. in North Bal
timore. an important oil town 81 miles,
south of here. The fire department
was insufficient TO cope with the flames
and by q m. every thing on the main
street of the town north OF the Balti-
more a Ohio tracks was burned out
The loss il estimated at $500. goo.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-01
DRAWING AN ELLIPsE.

A Methsd Recently Described ~ . Neted
German scholar.
a method of drawing an approximate
ellipse Is described in recent issue Of
the Deutsche Bauzeitung. By DR.. Zim-
hermann, as follows:
Given the two semiaxes All lib and
the radius = of any arc, within reason
able limits, find the radius r of the
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-01

NEW YosK. Oct sf.-Ths police re-
por, that ~ $40 o'clock Friday night
Minnie Ronhauser, sgea IL, Of Ne 2of
West sixty-seventh street. was found
dead in bed with her throat cut The
deed 10 supposed 10 have been done by
. man named William Miller who made
his escape
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-01

BnASERp. MINI, Oct sL-The
finance committee Of the city council
while investigating the books of cx-
City Clerk Murphy discovered deficit
of sl.4io. On the heels Of this IL was
found that tho city treasurer. A. j.
Demuels. 10 short ~ least IS. 200 and in
all probability more he himself places
the amount at over -, 600
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-01
MET JUSTICE At LAST.

rAsnss WiIlisases, Whs IL Believed e
Have KulsA -Four Psrssas. HasgsA ss
osdaita. Ne.
KANsAs CRY. Mo, Oct si.-A special
TO the Star from Sedalis, No. says:
Thomas Williamson Wa hanged here
at 1905 o'clock q m
lwuiiamsen. according 70 his confession,
vas . thief from chndAeeA In 1860 he stole .
horse and Was arrested lad admitted 70 bail.
He tunpsd his bond ana sAs following year
Joined ne One Hundredth and Eighth regiment
OF the Illinois tafansry and served three years
IN he war. In 1883 he snd . cousin
named Hzrkets were arrested for the killing OF
an old German farmer named August Koch.
Hsrkett turned states evidence and william
sos Vas convicted and sentenced to hang. His
sentence WAS committed to twenty years i'm
priscnnent He served eleven years aud
three months and vas released He AZ.
tervssd married ana DURAN the sum-
reared A search Vas made and We BODY Of
his wife vas fouad was found With the skull
crushed In, burned tweatv insAss below the
surface n freat q the aeor 70 his cabin II
IL generally believed that be killed her.
In Sedalia he tSsk IN active part In
the Salvation army meetings Here he
net Jefferson ana Thomas Moore
IAt1eT ana Sou- tox WuoSo kllllng
No Vas executed He Was employed BY them
a. . hired hand On the morning Of the goth
Of NAY fS9o, me body Of the son was
found buried In . corn Geld On his faith
sr's farm Later IN the day the fathers
body vss feuua buried In the cellar. viii
liamssn. Asayta8 q tie discovery Of tho
bodies. attempted - commit suicide BY tax.
ing psisea. but prspps medical sid Was sum-
noned ana hta Me was saved Suspicion
Deisted 10 m - the pcrpetrstos Of
ne crimes eaa he was placed under
arrest He soafesSsd the killing but
said that he Waa hired 70 % IL
by neixhbes - the Moorss. At
the following term q court he was tried. con-
viessd and sentenced - pay the death penalty.
He has since been rsspited three times. HIS
case was taken to the supreme court and ne
sentence Of the lower court Was sftrmeAl
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-01

Hs~tF-. Oct sh-An eng sess q
Chsranstx claims ~ have sesettueteo
sbe smallest working engine in NJ
~erid Tie nsshsns ass into "a OF
ssnsfv ssssheli. aud "a 81 sofieieni
rowss te asi.s . cotton reel The In.
ventnr proposes so sshikss bis work 81
the CAlszxo fair
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-01

SAGINAW, Mich. Oct sl-Hor. Tin
othy Jerome brother Of sx-oov. David
L. Jerome. and . pioneer and respected
sitisea Of Saginaw. died here fSidsy
after long ilnssA. aged - ysArs- He
was born near Tramsnsburg. N. T., in
1870. and came to Michigan eight years
later. In iss7-SS he represented Sac,
NAV county in the state legislature
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-01
Failure ~ Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct sl.-The r. b.
cotter Ccmpany-R B. Cotter, presi.
dent; A. h. Robinson, vice president
Wholesale lumber, has made an assign
ment TO John 6. Long; liabilities. $780,
600: assets nominally $500. 0oo R. b.
Cotter. president of the company, says
they VIII pay all debts in full and con-
sinue the business without difficulty.
The firm lad done business beyond it
capital and the assignment became
necessary to adjust its affairs.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-01

wrxrrRssr. Ia. Oct al - Friday
morning Mr.. n. Kunsz in . AZ Of anger
threw . rock 81 Mrs NJ. T. Bennett,
the wife Of the republican candidate
Tor sheriff ~ Madison counfv. striking
her in the stomach and fatally wound
Enr hen The Two families wsrs aeigh
bora
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-01

Nsw yona. OF n.-The bark -
IBERIA, ~hich sails ssdsy for Nssrevia
liberia carries sissy eishs eelonists 70
the black republic. The celonists are
from Florida. and shsy "a " Shex sew
home under the sasrsees Of Ne Ansvi-
cza coloni satisn society
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-01

Assas. a.. oes ~ whsls hu!fst,sr
. hsnIsre sh~ es~shtne "a NJ. gaass
Hsseis, ~ ksAs faefesssa street eaegAs
fss Msssss-i ssssstanee eaala aat sac
hss. sss she siea Fffsaf saa4 sac. NJ.
asskAs ~ss 80 tssfs SD
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-01

LcvrsvrELx. ~. oee 81 --Rs- oov
David N.rri~etAsr, bern thu dsy Weak
fnstoa Aisd. nsnses ~ The kestnssy
Legislators dfty-nise vssrs ego ana
successor Of Hsary Clay IN Ne senate
~ ne United states ssi. sras>1 he ~
Birthday here Ersxav.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-01

NBw YeRn. Oct si-Miehael o.
Simonson and Theodore Weiss. known
~ Simonson 4 Weiss. cloak nanufae-
tursrs, have failed With liabilities ssti-
mated a. tiso. coo. The firm began
business ia isso They did . large
business. their annual sales reaching
SaoO a0o
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-01

OIL cloth patterns for your stoves n
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-01
O,nrien Wa SCARAB.

CORK. Oct William O'Brien has
Tot over his reported panic and re-
turned to Cork. The magistrate, Col
Tunnel, denies that he appraised
o'Brien of any plot concocted in the
interest of the Parnellites and for the
injury of their enemies John Dillon
claims to be much irritated at having s
guard OF mounted police. He suddenly
stopped in the roadway and. turning Il
the poles. protested against their &C.
companvinE him He said his friends
were Sufficient protection for him. The
police listened. but continued to keep
Dillon under guard.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-01

Ff-sve~n. Va. oss 81 A sp~esas -
The Dispatch frs@ Hsssissvu,~ p~.vy
cv.nsy. ssss TIC m@. ~@s. ssii~a s~a
ssrse ~ersssssd near sass s~-s Friday
rsovnfne - ~s~-ts - - h.snyss
= sestasfa s4iafvst .
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-01

wAsngvsros. Oct sL-The govern
msnt bas decided that all military col
leges ressiving arms ard ammunition
from the national government for The
purpose 81 instruction m~ss display Vie
national Gag on all occasions when.
under army regulations tss use of e
nar n ealla3 fax
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-01

China silks in snsev new eT0rfs. both
figured ana pisln. Smith A ssnfor5.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-01
sElr-woowso.


ssr~es. esrwsss weTser
Wv roaz. Oct s1--ssnss Walden.
: veunx man well ksovn ssess ne
p-<s tracks IN NE cosnsrv. so MAJ
~ .sss IN sev~nsh ssssa. rrs&sv ais'ss
~ ~ Nd II I've ncntsa sssisssy
.,a si,exra nslsr~ssnens en- ne psrs
~ w.faea are r.sea a Ne esssss Is
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-04-02
NOT THE AMERICAN IDEA.

The restrictions which this mode of life
imposes would be very obnoxious to an
American girl. The doors Of these great
lodging houses, as they may properly be
called, are closed at eleven O'Clock at night
and there is no admission after that hour
The moral effect of this housing of large
number of young women together may be
questioned, but it does not seem to disturb
the average conditions of English life.
1t would seem to an American to be more
or less demoralizing, but the lives of these
people seem to be so settled that nothing
affects them. They are not seriousl y dis
turbed by ambitions, and appear quite
satisfied to remain clerks as long as they
are obliged to labor. From their
standpoint, then. they are well off, for
they have no care as to where they shall
sleep OF how they shall get something to
eat.
The care with which a merchant looks
after the physical welfare of his working
people is very interesting. Those who
employ what may be called the high grade
of help claim to get more and better work
out of their employees, because they are
relieved from all anxiety as to mainten-
auce and have practically no cares. They
Cidli ludb gin dHi "OuiCu VIII iiFO at
home and provide for themselves are apt to
keep late hours, have uncomfortable homes
an often little or no food to eat. This
units them for the duties of the day.
The question of wages is always an i'm
portant one, and whatever money is rad
to the working women or shop girls in
these big stores is 20 rnu"h a year over and
above their board and Logging. In White
lev's establishment the wages run from
920 to Esq year for the female clerks.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-04-02
Ito be continued.)
SEERMAN'S DRUMMER BOY.
Interesting In eident in hot Fight Near
Vieksburg.

Sherman never forgot that little
drummer boy who came to him in the hot
fight a the rear of Vicksburg, and when
it CO in his power he had the young
ster appointed to the naval academy at
Annapolis The troops were In the heat
of engagement, when Sherman heard a
shriIi childish voice calling out to him
that ons Of the regiments were out Of
ammunition, and that the men would have
to abandon their position unless he sent
to theirrelief He looked down. and there
by the side of his horse was mite of a
boy; with the blood running from wound
in his leg.
"All right, my boy" said the general;
"pll send them all they ned, bat as YOU
seen to be badly hurt, you had better go
and find a surgeon and let i'm fix you
up"
The boy saluted ard started to the rear
while Sherman prepared to give the re-
quired oror for the needed ammunition.
But he one more heard the piping voice
houting buck at him: General, caliber So.
c!liber s." CHANGING back, he saw the
little fellow, all unconscious of his wound,
running again towards him to tell of the
character Of the ammunition needed, as
another size would have been of no use.
and LETT The men as badly off as before.
Sherman ould never speak too highly of
the little fsllow's pluck; he asked him his
name, conplimented hun, and promised
to keep aneye upon him, which he did.