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SEEN IN CONGRESS.
en.p Shots at Leading Members
of the House.
THOMAS BREEDS nEwcosTuME
~... yehsses. OF Ohio, His Fortune and
Political Methods -Bourks Geek
rams Voice and Memory.

w..mxsros err. Sept. Especial. -
.ss ngress we're sitting in New York and
- wall street brokers could see il az Il
!. .,w they would mob the house."
Ties, were the words OF New York
xa<rehant as he stood IN the press gallery
! few DAYS ago and looked down upon the
horse during the silver debate There
xsre 100 empty chairs on the Republican
90 AZ the chamber and every other Dem
ss-..ic desk was vacant The remainder
= me seats contained men who were writ
- reading. losEng and chatting. picking
shs.r teeth. playing with their keys. and
5ainv tie thousand and one other things
.hirf the average congressman does when
- i. not making speech. Catchings OF
u;ss,ssippl had the floor A bakers dozen
81 around and watched him, and you
eould not imagine from the scene that
- we're in the midst OF one OF the great
xnancial crises of our national life. nor
sAink that congress was going TO do much
8 help as out Of il. The people outside of
Washington City have little idea how tho
house Of representatives really looks when
Il is In session. They think the
Democrats and Republicans are at
swords points The truth IL some OF
The strongest friendships Of public life are
betxeen men of opposite politics. They
tight each other in debate like Kilkenny
eats. out they hobnob together in the cloak
rooms aud go about the halls OF the house
arm In arm. As I write this David b.
Henderson, Of Iowa. and Isadore Rayner.
Of baltimore, are laughing together at the
back OF the chamber. Henderson can't
sneak without denouncing the Democratic
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In .T-ady of the Laka'' La lS7s Mr..
Terris piayed Capt. Absolute IN ssThe
Rivsis' and Frswley Denham in The
Crisis. /" and in 1873 be engaged 81 the 81.
James theater and afterwards joined the
Lyeeum company. Mr.. Terrss has visited
this country several times as member Of
Mr.. Irying's company and in fsse made q
starring toar He IS considered the finest
leading man IN England.
The coming attractions 1t the new
theater are. 6rss, Irving and Terry.
Wednesday, September -. in The MeT-
chant of Venice" Mr.. Irving as Shylock
and Miss Terry Is PorsIs. and the entire
strength of the company. ninety people.
in the cast; then Leonard Growers new
play. "Tgse Wolves o! New York. with q
strong company. This Is followed by the
great English actress Rosina yokcs. Mrs.
John Drew and her great company in ssTlte
Rivass," Frohman's company. from the
Empire theater. New York, IN 1.-The Cir /
LEFT Behind Me- Edwin Milton Royie IN
Friends" The Soudan.'' the great
Urania spectacle. Fanny Davenport. the
Digay Bell opera company, etc.
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The ausi or.um TIL. Week.

Cordray's auditorium wili be continued
this week owing 10 the success that at
tended the pleasing performances given
last week by the New York All Star
Novelty Company. In the absence OF the
Jars next week i've additional stars have
been added to the cast. and the programme
to he presented will be diversified and suf-
fieientiy interesting 10 keep np the inter-
es; for nearly Two hours. which is the
length OF the entertainments. The prices will
remain as before. 10 cents for back seats
aud % cents for the reserved seats. The
performance will commence ar {. O'Clock
sharp. Matinees will be given on Wednes-
day and Saturday.
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This agreeable and eficaclous Tooth Powder, e$
sabished by more han twenty yeas experience.
has received the sanction OF the members OF the
dental and Medical professions of this city gsner
ally, and by them - is daily recommended aad
prescribed. II Is as pleasant IN the Application ~
1T Is excellent in IT'S effects u speedily renders the
keeth white and smooth. the gums healthful. red
land firm, and hy frequent viii preserve them
In this desirable condition. II gradually but ef.
fectual.y removes tartar. ana destroyes the para
stlcaI animaiculH which neglect may have pes
nitted 70 collect, and prevents their further aeeu-
mutation. thus serving rs n complete beantfaef
and preserser OF the teeth Microscopic esamns-
lions have been made Of the matter deposited on
the teeth and gums of individuals selected from
all classes Of society aud OF every variety OF bodily
condition. aud In nearly ever case animal AMI
vegetable parasites were fennd 10 exist in great
nurzbeTa Experiments were made for their re-
naoval and the ingredients used in Lubin9s Tooth
Powder were found 10 be most siec;uai. destroy
ing them Instantly.
Through the kindness Of friends We are par
mit:ea 70 publish the following
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Fans. The cloth is loosely woven and il
MAKES the wearer feel AS though he were
crossed IN asleye. The air whistles through
y almost without hindrance, aud one Of
heed's fellow members told me the other
say that he hal put on one of these suits
ana had thrown lt away. Said he: "It
GEMS 80 open that really felt indecent,
imagined every one could see through it
aaa thought was naked" This light suit
q Ion Reeds gives him very different
sspeeafanee. lie Is. you know. a strawberry
blonde. His big round face is as rosy as
1aas OF baby. His bald pate has the
gatshinene whiteness az the top OF new
stamhcad and hts eyebrows are white,
vie bis little mustachs and the
mage OF hair about his ears are OF
REDDISH silver. THIS iron gray
saa adds to this white effect and makes
ne great statesman of Maine SYM
PaonF IN light gray. IL is hard TO keep
sosass OF this material in shape, and Mr..
Aeeds pantaloons bag Mt the knees and nt
srlakles over his yellow shoes. Under
ms fat chin shines out sky blue neckiie.
- ne keeps his linen coat battoned np
1870 az the neck. Physically he appears
e 10 splendid condition and mentally
vas never greater than he is today lie
AL odds the strongest man on the Re-
paslican side Of the chamber, and his.
teagus has as ,n,,,h ,,f,,t.t :, -. -,
svsF. WV -
No one ever speaks OF Reed otherwise
va as Tom Reed. lie Is more ike an
sss..ssoSa boy than a man. and has none
= we airs aud saohhiShnesS of the i've
~ aatesmau who thinks he is great
ae democratic side OF the cham Ger has
- Tom. ! refer % Tom Johnson.
esevessnd, one of The shrewdest aud
.soss practical business men in the house
Nd ~ the same time one of the yril,ieSt
= ssessssS, Johnson believes in Henry
ss.sss' and he says that his property
.sa.sy heiongs TO has fellow. men a much
hssH, have not noted. however
~ tsclahssoa GA his part TO make A a..
ssoa. lie =, yo1 know. a street railroad
.sSaste, and Is probably worth some
sssse IN the millions.
ae negan hta life as an Office how in
easNliis, and when he was hardly on. M
sesas got hold Of a stree, raifroaa in
a@ianapo1ls, The road never amounted
saffhins white be managed il he
20 attention II improving il. but he
49, - tae business, saade some money
shen went Ia Cleveland The rstX.
-. MssAdy covered sith = network Of
Ts&s belonging 10 close s,ssr,saxstsu,s
80 ee3ected 20 Johnson lkying n.w
- and opposed hsm in every way
sasasly goi charter for a track down
1silis avenue Thls ran ,hro,,.sl, an. ~
~. 80 ~ paris 81 The town. has he had No
49, Ne'ss. ne ceald reach ihe heart e
Il sss' .s'. Aau The other roads would not
So ever ihsar tracks. lie changed
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party, and Rayner has never said nything
good II the Republicans. On lounge at
the ode of the chamber LATE Pence, of
Colorado, and Isynum, of Indiana, are tell
mysteries. They had fight on the floor
TIE other day. but they seem good friends
row. Tom Reed and Speaker Crisp are
bclding conference in another corner,
ead the smiles which shine out of the
kby face OF the ex-czsr are thrown back
hom the brunette phix of the present ruler
d the house.
The hot weather takes all the dignity
ont of congress. The day used to be that
no statesman ever appeared in anything
else than swallow-tail coat with brass
bnttons. The last OF these 'ssteel pen"
satesmen passed from the senate with
Omar d. Conger and from the house when
Lake L. Poland finished. his term. With
these came the era OF the Prince Albert
coat and the doubie-breasted frock, and for
aeeneratiou or so there was mixture of
swaliow tails and black broadcloth suits.
Now every one dresses 10 please himself
and there are seersuekers and busters to
be seen everywhere. One of the queerest
dfessers Is Tom Reed. aud he is one of the
qneerest looking characters on the floor.
He weighs over 200 pounds and he
rolls about like an elephant His every
nose would make A neWspAper sketch. and
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he comes out every
congress in a new
and striking cos
tune. A year or
so ago he wore a
white sash about
his waist and n
derby hat as large
As a peck measure.
Now he has n
raklsh sailor straw
chapeau and he
clothes his great
form In n fiimsy
iron gray stuff
which is known
Aaw. -
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school books a, Ioi south Second street

Seattle, Lake Saore x Eastern Railway Com
pary are now running excursion tfaius 10 sac
qualmle Falls on SandAys. Fare only 81 for tn
round trip. special rates NJ any time foi
parties. see display advertisement in thi.
paper
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TESTIMONIALS.

PORTLAND. Or. March 7. 1854
near sirs- Being satisfied with your manner OF
preparing the Dentifrice and Knowing II 10 be per-
ferfIy harmless In i.s eaests I have. since yon
commenced Us preparation, used IL in my family
ana prescribed IL 20 my patients with uniform
satisfscton aid I now cordially recommend II 70
the public being valuable, safe and eistcseious
dentifrsce, well adapted to keeping The teeth and
gyms In Q clean, healthy condition Yours tru y.
w C. BROWN. d. D. -
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All roads ieai % Cbieaga The Ch.cayo. MI
waukes 4 81 Paul railway leafs tbs vaa- Ex-
euIs.on rates TO the Word's fair.
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This is the best time 10 visit snoquainnie Falls
ard SnoaualInie hop ranch Both the finest
and largest of their kind in the worit. Do not
fail 10 take trip next sunday. Faro only s. for
the round trip. see display advertisement in
this papcE
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poRT ANGELICA PORT rowxsHNp DUE
gsness and seattle route.
TINE CARD
Fast Passenger and Freight Propeller
MONTICELLO
Commencing Tuesday, May %, 1893.
Leaves daily except Monday ~ follows: Seattle
q M; Townsend lo:3o: arrives Port Angeles
n M. Leaves Port Angeles p m Pcrs
Townssnd 80 p. M: arrives Seattle 10 o M
Landinga City Dock. seattle; TiSeal's Dock, Pars
Townsend; Morse's Dock. Port Angeles
HATCH BROS
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II sick headache 10 misery, what are Csrter's
Little Liver Pills il taey will positively cure IL ,
People who have used them speak frankly OF
their worth. They are small aud easy to take.
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TOE cHAErxss
STEAMER rpaHo

wswav fsrusxse1 sn4 sqnfrpe1 sna especially
aAspssa far exrur4soas Adssesa HSx @Ts 81 eat
q recn ~ ssaxTsgaT1 baitSsaa
c. y. EaoMSEIELp. Eaxssr aas ox1sx.
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Madiaon Park.

First Regiment band open air concert
Sunday afternoon, September 10. 1888.
PROGRAMME.
March, Commonwealth ............-.. Antony
oveFtn-e-"Iss Domiao Noir' ..1..-.-. Aubsr
CEagdas-'sHuugafian Dance .....,@. Hasselman
Coruer Solo, Eancies ................ Perkins
Mr.. Herbert DeNail.
Naifz-"CoIumbia Exposition" Herman
Prize nposifion-
tSrEgMissfoa.
Grand Military Tattoo .....--..4-.. Saro
AS performed before the 6cs man emperor
by the united bands Of Germany.
Seleetion-"MacDelh NO. II ......ss.., Verdi
"Fha Dsrkies Jubilee ....-.....-.....s.. Turner
tt6l Evening Soug -,-..-.-....-....Sc humauu
TO- "Traanefei" ......-.. ,..-..,... sehugssna
fo.pouvrf-"0ld Melodies .s......,... Beycr
.sMafeh OF the Men of Hsrlech," speak
TO Ne. SPEAK" s'The Little Brown Jug"
take Back the Heart" sMarchiug
Through Georgia." "oh, Ny Heart Goes
P1-a-Pat" Lob, Would l Were Boy
Again. "a Iale on the Ocean Naye,"
will You Love Ne Then Now - II
Love the Merry, Merry sunshine
"tiome. sweet Home )"
7. II. Wagner .....-....-........-.-. Conductor
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The whisky trust last spring decided to estab-
lish itn own distributing agencies IN the East,
being unable TO make terms with Eastern die
tillers. Nov both are anxious to reach an
agreement, and a conference is to be held.
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LUBIys TOOTH POWDER makes
Good Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Content
ment.
Contentment makes life worth iiy-
ing.
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HOOP CANAL ROUTE.
STEAMER aIrps

Leaves Merchants dock 80 p Mondays WEI.
nsscays and Fridays for West SIDE. olsils and say
landings: Tuesdays. Thursdays saa Saturdays toe
East sid. vsshos. chssssaqus. DesAeanss. stess's
Eansing aaa Buenns Leaves rsceHs every
morning except sunday st 30
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rIoop CANAL noCTE-
III Sax Passenger Steamer
DkLFA
fCaxrFfng >. msii3 lsAsss eolmaa aoek Hsn-
esya ~ <6aeRasys sa6 fFsa&ys 81 90 for
Esaxszoa. Faxs 3ambss, Bangor. ssabsek. BFfunsa
fsomaasn. Ltlstwaup Fails Hee6spsrs Assd Insea
ctr srA lnteyfae4lafs soiass. arriving ~ un1sn
CIV Al 90 D 81 Leaves rB3ea C-sy ~ 4 30 .
"a rresaHTs, ThaFs6AyS AID saturdays. arriving
- = THOMPSON BRos
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SPOKANE. JannsrT II. fss2
f,,a,lsrnsn--I take great pleasure 10 adding NY
t.ssg,noajal % the erceIiens qualities ~ Lukins
Tuosh Powder ami after snsny years personal es-
,s.nce IN lie use anc Of attentive observation 81
-. s.ss.e.ctorv Effects upon the teeta Of my
r.a.ssut. recommend u 20 al as safe p,eAsAa.
"a srrarso9s ceufifsice cemeSning al the
-..a.sstsx sss prsserying shs teeth and gains In
O. X LAWRENCE. d d 8
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The following isfrom one OF the most eminent
authorities ia the West:

Iubin Chemical Co.:
bear ssrs-f eommenda.ory word from me in
favor OF yeur excellent tooth powder known rs
Iuhin,s Tooth Powder, can add 10 us deserved
popularity and extended use, can cheer
fully and truthfuliy say 20 those who ate In wait
Of a pleasant harmless and thoroughly efaeacseus
densIfrice that they viii find those qualities all
combined in your admirable preparation; and
sfter . long acquaintance and careful observation
of It's effects upon the teeth Of those who hare
made daily use Of IL and personal experiences %
It's merits for nearly twenty years. Know OF moth
ing superior for ths PURPOSE Of cleaning pFasery'
ing and identifying the teeth
MARK HIGHLAND.
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MARK HIGHLAND.

Read what o chemis. says:
SEATTLE. August ]. 1889.
Genfisnen--T have made a chemical sIsrnlna
ssen Of iuban's Tooth Powder and fnd that ITS
constituents are such ~ neither ehemiealy or
mechanically intnre the teeth. The jud'cions 80
lection OF the ingredients. and the evident csse ex
hihisee Ia VS. prsnarAtlon. commend u a. harm
Is.. "A wei Al 40 esficaclous deniifgsee-
O. J. SMITH, Chemist
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EVERETT ROUTE
uAisy sHeeps sunday.
Ys.xs. SEATTLE o s5 IA fistS N aad Z 80 N
Ysavzs yTsrest es1s n. 2s1s 3 n and 2 90 > N
Leaves ssatssAs ss--.-+s.l - a N
sundays leaves FsseTstL e~@.....- 800 ? m
t-aazeex. wffA boNss for Tsc7sna nnd snoh9nslsn.
Iantias Calsnaa eacz, foss 81 MARION sfrsex
sEATTLE AID TACOMA NAVIgATlSS CO
Pres Seer.
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school books at ioi south Second street.

six per cent in,eres, paid at the Puge, sount
sayiurx hank
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EvEaErr AND ssoHoxisH aourn
tn. only beat TIA, goes fArooxA -tsAoa, sr..ssss
STEAMER MABEL

Leaves Hatasads wharf Tuesdays Thursdays asa
saturdays Al = N fer Edmeats, Aukittso Nv
srett Narysvii.s last Esesstt IosesE ard Sac.
homish fAKk To EyKRkTf. Soc. To sS0
HoMEsH. soc J. A HATFIELD, Agent
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pacific NAVIGATION CO.
VIVA rC0M ROUTE
sTRs NORTH PACIFIC AND sEHoNg
Alternate On roslsEiaz Schedule.
Leave Seattle for rxcoaua and oiy mpsa 8 a N
For Port Townsend. Anac9rses ard Beiiinskam
BAY. n m
connecf ~ Pors Townsend sor Angeles, Vic
terra ard S@ah Bay route. al Tacoma With
trains fsr ives. south ard east: a. whascern with
= r. y r. trains for north snt east. AMI boa1s for
san Juan islandA
IA coSSER-wHfnBy ISLAND ROUTE
II STEAMER fAfRHAyEN
Leaves seattle daily except sunday. 500 q m.
for La Conner ami Aa Whldey IslAaa points;
arrives Ia Conner 500 p IN leaves Ia Conner
$50 = M calling 81 same ponts; and arrives
TAcoMA -sEATrLEsEyERETr ROUTE
STR STATE OF WASHINGTON
pstly except sunday.
Az seattle .ie:is sm Ar seattle $50 Pm
Ly seattle. 10 as am Nv. Seattle. 500 pm
Ar. Tacoma, is:4s pm Ar Everett -. Sis pm
Headquarters in seattle Yesier Dock
Tor further Information address
EJ RArHBoSE GeaI Agent, Seattle
FRANK wATERHoUsE. 6en1 Mgr, Tacoma
pAcIFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from, Seattle as follows:
Fer San Francisco, via Port Townsend and Vic,
torias at =. m. Passengers received beard ~
y. nj Sept g. 10. is. 20, IS, 80.
For Alaska. sept rs and 80. at 3 q M
From San Francisco. for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports, al a m. Sept 2. 7. IL. II. az, 81.
Tickets may be obtained at the ONCE Of the com.
many, at Ocean dock. Seattle.
GoopALf. PEREISs q Co.
General Agents san Francisco
J. IT, JOHNSON. p s supt. Seattle
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STEAMERS

sTEANER cHzHAIrs
leaves Hasaeia's wharf aAisy except s1nssy q,
SEQ p n Eor fresght or passage apely 90 board
". sEYMoRE. Master
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DAcIFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle as follows:
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Fer San Francisco. via Port Townsend and Vic,
toria ut y m. Passengers recei we'd on board NJ
y. M Sept 9. 10. is. 20, IS, 80.
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Tickets may be obtained at the ofiee of the com.
many, at Ocean dock. Seattle.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-11-23


gt1upvaI IH,I .lu'a division ru.uHi to
Irutau'a aII to uy.r.Ifu n.m lum tHa
frau DO. rluu.u...r. q, ..u#I 4 r. Jones.
was wounded. HuHH .up,..... General 49,
D.. gIar.u. wis suuu .u.r d.HI. pierced with
trs.. bullets IHr.-1p's m.u like Law.
TOMS. fought both uu Tine pn.. FRONT Hul uu
thruuuh.
I. Twelfth Union CORPS under thr pa.
ufnrpNuI Mansfield meanwhile marched to
Hooker. aid William division following
iu Ntndu's tracks and it's luf. brigade uu-
der Gordon striking the lugIp Of the corn
field and wood. Nhrrpthp lime of dead Law.
Mansfield WINS morally wounded while
ii,rrfip.. his b,i..p ,,nf. q, Mile of rails ipto
I,.n.r,g,Il IH. h,r., ,,b,.IrI and rgr.
MOL I,t., I,gr,. .v.itlfp tbs tuf,, limo. ,r
If.I,,l,.,ri.,bt E,y. b.i,,pd to .,vnl fine
'I..,.,r,. ,al..
'u,cu J." '"'t' '''''l, ''''' '.I' "n"'r ROM,
'' 'U'S way 'Nr -'"N''- I'N''"'"' "i "',u
was ''-'I'I" ,,'l 10y "''"H 0ln'" "l ""N "'
DUO Nu" i,Il "lhuhE '"e men w. gray
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Double Thanks HomcIy Expressed.

Governor Hoffman of New York delight
ed to tell an amusing incident which oc-
CURED during his term of Office a bill was
passed regulating the size of apple barrels,
which was of SO trivial character that the
governor vetoed it.
In the following summer an old farmer
from the Mohawk valley came into the eX.
ecutive chamber, and producing a letter OF
introduction said:
Governor I've come to ask you to par
don my son ont of states prison. He's been
there goin on two year, and his time'll be
up in about two months. Harvest is comm
on in two or three weeks, governor, and
kind o thought | should like to have him
up to the farm, He'd be quite handy. Don't
you think you could do it,"
"There was something about him." said
the governor, that impressed me he was q
good old fellow, and l told him would
pardon his boy"
The old man beamed with delight and
rose TO take his departure.
II thank you, governor, for pardonin him
now, because hands are source, and on be
half Of my neghbors thank you for veto
in the apple barrel bin. "--Youth's Com
paniOn.
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fore it and met Hoods dauutless soldiers
almost at arms length. The Confederate
line facing north was buiIeted back by
Williams and Meade and the batteries, and
that facing east was broken into detaCh-
ments by Greene's rcsistle,s masses.
Though it was "A hopeless fight, the men
turned first one way and then another,
wherever IA Union flag waving in the corn
or a shower of grape moving swath of
stalks gave a sign of the encmy's presence.
The Union artlleriStS, having Il clear sweep
of the field, held their fire until the awful
harvest was ripe to the deadly sickle.
Slaughter so sudden and terrible was new
err known. The cornfcld was trap to both
sides alike, but chiefly to the COnfcderatus
when the Union columns once became firm
ly planted in the east and north borders, as
they We're when Wotford's Texans entered
the struggle. The Texans gave the first quota
to that portion of the line Of dead which
curves from the north to the southwest, as
shown on the accompanying sketch map.
As they turned from Grecuc's invulucrable
wall of bayOncts advancing through the
corn on the east they confronted the ranks
of Williams on the north and the biting
fire of HOOkers batteries still hammer
ing away from the ridge. Gallant but vain
was 'ne contest as 'HeS chaINe'l forward 70
yne 5enct t'''cui.ls 1t anu I"Il'nS
ue"'' on ne I%'Sh' iIi,c ''li InoSt "i La"
Son' ''oNSoil IoneS' Ne"uc' W l.l'all'S "'u
"oi,'ol Iie D'u' anu ' 'l' 10y "'Se
no uI"ue u U''o SUM-
C C "loPPl'S ",'cN "" S"'"S !" H''"
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~ ',iSiI 'S''' gu. new Lincoln
.ie Nv" i'G,','e'. So'', .'I'I, 't'''e' uloie
anu "io'e ilUi'l ti'e u'Iro' Nts'oL'S co'''Ne
"n'h ~ It"Cu'u '"o PM, "'ie - o"'l!e TO
an Gnu 90 Ine ll.'iBll u inc l'cL" Vi STF'ie
SI"' 'oun't" us l.p"H''''"S "'"u III SheIr
p'oUu anu 'cllS u 'ii""'""u' """nueu was
outlined ny the ranks OF Ihe curpNes that
seemed like wrecks cast upon the shore by
angry seas, AS though the gods of battle, now