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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-11
ONE MANS MEMORIES OF FoRrF1sHER.
He Was buried for Thirty.six Hours In
the Debris When tho Fort Blew Up.
From N, son Frdarisno Eruuliner.


Tho funeral OF Joseph Nelson took place In
Oakland last week. md when the cofin was
Lowered into the grave he vas buried for the
ssniosisn q Fort FIshsr TSon Ss was SarisS
was found: and then he WAS dug out for dead.
Joseph Nelson vas then lid Of y9!un:
Buffers Division. He was at the storming OF
Fort Fisher is under Gen. Ames, with a feet
ated BY the coniederates the maGazine was
oef caa ni fort Sas bl6Sn
n it1 the the hu1 Union troops
Seicre he was !oand He Was Darsszed H from
the burial, and became a sufferer from scatic
OF the shock and exposure, He never reoov-
cred: but was for a while able to perform the
southern Pacific RAILROAD. ~ 'A VI '"0
M Nelson was not always willing to tell
OF Ill.,, his ~ unusual us experience Of being buried
he told sSortiy ts}cro Els a deat 1S
things &C one fansl les While il ieysr. Fers
Fisher seemed to be on top Of ne With all the
pef sWy began so
were dead. It began at my feet and crept, up
thought that it was death itself. but could
hear noise. 1t was very human noise. and
sounds that told me only TOO plainly that
was still alive-the cries OF the dying and
wounded from the battle and tho explosion.
They were over me and around me-cries
that made my already chilled body colder.
could hear them everywhere 1t seem ed to me.
the cries OF those In greater pain than l. for
they were wounded and manGled while IL
was only cold
/ was buried up to my shoulders In tho
heavy sand of the breastworks hut my head
was free. Over 1t some tim beers and rocks had
become crossed and damned: and they had
formed oof over my head This / did not
know at the time. could only feel the terri
Bile cold that benum bed me. for the pressure OF
the sand around my body drove the blood back
to my heart and left me without feeling.
81 could not move; my arms were buried In
the sand, and ! was absolutely pinioned, l
could breathe and that was oil. Then there
came great pain in my head. 1t seemed az
II Il would burst and still | was helpess I
hardly knew whether was alive or not. Iwos
conscious for | could hear tho cries OF the
wounded: but that WAS all knew, snve that I
could not move. and that was COLI
Tho fort blew up at o'clock In tho morn
ing and 1t was the following day before WAS
found and dug out. and all that time was con-
sciOus. but hel pess."
When Mr. Nelson was found he was taken In
the hospital at Wilmington, N. C.. but he ntyer
fully recovered from the injury to his spine
and during the greater pert Of his life walked
on crutches.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-11

ssS skorE-The pnnemen % enable Us to attend
tho ov6ghAt the
- a,oIeentiAl 1--we All attended
so.uoy ChhOrds diary this enIryi concl.
ing 'bon from heArd
u,. lothing Union . peaceful And
heGuidtiS nominous bloody violent
Lounsbufhsa GOV wrote ,hss had saOOunsIsd NJ
sGlt aout A'SA W SsAtt.ltSs VAN wv" AAus"
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IIOW nv Y 'T0H Ip''H Y rIr.
HEADING June h,Whlle Miss Priscilla Noft-
ginger OF Croskill Mills was sleeping, \ rat
Jumped upon her bed and bit one Of her hsnds'
The hungry animal tore the hand badly. Miss
'PsSSossdSns; sna The phslietah who sttaRdS
The New South., 1893-09-23
KNOWLEDCE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, With
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 70
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced In the
remedy, Syrup OF Figs.
Its excellence Is due 10 It's presenting
IN the form most acceptable and piers
ant 10 the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
alive; cffectuaily cleansing the system,
dispeiling colds, headaches and feyen
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction 70 millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because IL acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and 1t Is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs Is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but 1t is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name Is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute If offered.
The New South., 1893-09-23

Our merchants are getting 10 large
stocks of goods, preparing Tor an ex
tsnsive business this fall and winter.
We trust that cotton will bring a good
price, and that our people will be able
to pay out Of debt and have some to
spare for rainy day.
Mrs. Fannie Barber, Of Dnrant, re-
turned home Friday evening after a
pleasant visit to her parents, Col. and
Mrs. j. ID. Ryan. Mrs. Barber was &c
companied by her little daughter,
Mndge, who has been on an extended
visit to her grandparents.
Miss Lola Bowen and her brother,
Carrie Bowen, left last week for Arka-
delphia, Ark, after spending most
pleasant vacation with their parents
and many friends Miss Lola goes TO
take charge of the music department,
and Currie to resume his studies, in one
the best institutions Of learning in that
State. The New SuoTH wishes them
both prosperous session.
Mr.. j. p. Myer is in the East looking
after special bargains in large stocks Of
goods. to 6ll his new store which is
nearly completed. The opening Of this
TWO story brick store filled with the
best selected stock OF goods ever brought
to Ellisville. will mark new era in the
mercantile business Of the future
great city Of Ellisyille. Due notice 81
The grand opening will be given and
everybody will Re invited 10 visit this
mammoutb establishment
Ellisville's aggregation Of military
talent met last Tuesday night at Mr..
fenn's store and settled the question as
whether we should have soldier boys"
OF not. A permanent organization was
formed and steps taken TO secure guns
and accruterments. IL was unani
mously decided that the company should
be called the Ellisville Guards. The
following odicers we're chosen: Cap
tain, Chas X. Shannon First i.ieuten-
ant, II. j. Weems Second Lieuten-
ant, w. A. Turner First -seargent,
John Mcintosh Second -seargent. X.
j. Fem. Over thirty lanes were en-
rolled.
Quite number Of Ellisville's elite
were highly entertained at the hospita.
Dit Hpibe Vi tuls =. ". Eunubsph iasN
Thursday night. Miss Ora made quite
charming hostess and her cordial well
come. together with the many pleasures
Of the evening made the hour for leay-
ing come only too soon. The following
couples were numbered among those
present
Miss India Mcintosh aud ID VI Gatlin,
Miss ID Williams aud Judge Howell,
Miss Alice Turner aud Chas s Myer.
Miss Leona Turner and Prot. Foster.
Miss Maggie Lucy and Chas. Buchanan,
Miss Annie Cooley and Dan Hill.
Miss Eva Wilson and w A Turner,
Miss Alice Ross, Of Laurel and Nathan
Miss Eleanor Weems and Chas Shannon
Miss NJ Andrews, aud Mr. Rogers,
Miss A Dunglebeck and J j. Morgan,
Also Messrs J A Myer, Moore, aud
Warren of Laurel
The New South., 1893-09-23
school Notice.

Examination ofapplicanls to teach IN
the public school Of Jones county will
be held il the city oi Ellisyille, the fol-
lowing days.
For whites, Friday and Saturday,
Sept q and %
For Colored, Friday aud Saturday,
Sept. - and 30th.
SECOND EXAMINATION.
For white, Friday and Saturday, Oct.
Goth and q
For colorcd, Friday aud Saturday.
Oct y and 18th. 1888.
An examinations will begin promptly
at 3, a. M. Il, } Taylor, Superintendent
The New South., 1893-09-23

The Tennyson Literary Club will
meet next Monday night at the residence
Of Mr.. X. G. Carter.
Old yellow yam potatoes are on the
market, and the country Is saie--we
mean the piney woods.
Mr.. II. Il. Damon left last Sunday for
Meridian where he is recupcrating from
from slight attack of fever.
Can't. T. J. Hardy and the editor Of
the New SoUTH attended the conyen-
tson at Sandersville this week.
The Ellisvillc GUARDS will meet. at
the court house every Tuesday and
Thursday night at 730 o'clock.
Ifyou want good bargains. go to those
who advertise for, .as a general thing,
they are the most liberal merchants.
We are being well supplied with Con
gressional documents, all headed silver.
We want silver and we want 1t now.
"When the snowfakes como again =.
then the mosquitoes will have finished
their summer campaign and We u have q
rest.
When you go to the Worlds Far, 90
BY the @. &C. and the G. III. d d.,
route. 1t is the best and quickest time
made.
Several Of young men, among whom
We're those possessing our rarest musical
talent. were out serenading last Wednes-
day night.
We regret to learn Of the very serious
illness Of Mr.. Isaac Anderson. We
trust that he will soon recover his want
ed health.
Ellisville has plenty Of ready cash to
buy all the cotton that comes here.
Our merchants IRE all, solid let.
Bring in your cotton
Prof. Early Lee, Of Vossburg, was in
the city last Saturday. and bought a
ticket to the Worlds Fair over the q.
d 9. and the G. II. q d. roads
The cheerful crack OF orr farmers
whip is constant music on the streets
of Ellisville now. They evidently know
where to bring their produce.
Mr.. Ike Nathan spent Sunday pleas
antly with friends at Laurel. Ike says
if there if anything he likes better than
staying at home it is going 20 Laurel.
MARRIED-At Laurel, Miss. Sept.
10th inst. Mr.. McDuffy to Mrs. Lizzie
Harvey. Rev o. d. Bowen officiating.
The New South extends congratula-
tions
Or. S. o. Smith Is building fine
residence on his lot, having moved his
old house on an adjoining lot. From
the drawing it win be a very tasty
building.
We call special attention to what
Prot. Schone has to say in local ad,
"Wanted. His long experience 10
his line is guaranteed that he can do
all he proposes.
L. II Weems is building a large ware
house along the line Of the railroad.
Just below s. j. Johnsons ware house.
Louis is hustler. and we are glad that
he is doing good business.
Elliville has one ofthe best hotels in
the State--Hotel Edmuudson. Jasper
County Review.
Your are correct on that count Bro
lsswiess.
Thc Baptist Chickssahay Association
convened al Sandcrsville last Thursday
Quitr large number we're in atten
dance. and the hospitality of the San
dersv,Ilc people were equal to the occi-
ssau
y J johnson has returned from bis
srir r. the Worlds Fair aud the East
wierr he hoaGhs an extensive stock of
srscsal bargains. He is nov ready for
hassnpss, and wants the "fecey staple
il laszu quantities
Contractor Rubush is rounding up"
"a the Myer aud Shelby buildings
Che esss.n9 10 the shelving, counters.
asA hrassure viii consume about ten
,iars tims elea both buildings viii be-
rae.fy - b. cccuried.
The New South., 1893-09-23

Are the main stay Of our republic. Tn
them nre being cultivated the minds
which are 70 be our future lawmakers
and leaders In every walk 10 life. How
essential it's that those minds should be
united % strong. healthy bodies. So
many children suffer from impurities
and poisops ID the blood that Il II a
wonder that they ever grow up to
be men and women. Many parents can
not lind words strong enough 10 express
their gratitude 10 Hoods SarsapariIls
for its good effect upon their children.
Scroiula, salt rheum and other diseases
Of the blood are eficctually aud perna-
neptly cured BY this excellent medicine
and thc whole being Is given strength
70 resist attacks Of disease.
The New South., 1893-09-23
TO " N & CO q N T Y.

Cool nights !
Warm days
Shelby is moyinrl
We need bank bad.
G. W. is laid up for repairs.
Entertainments are in order.
The fall fights have opened
Johnnie wasn't in the swim.
Ellisville has military company.
Turnip greens are getting plentiful.
The Masonic hall is getting along very
slow.
The photograph man is raking IN the
-'shekels. =
Read all the Advertisements IN the
New SoUTH.
A. j. Davis sells fresh Ioaf-brcad
every Saturday.
Our school is increasing alt the time.
On big boom.
Mr.. W. L. Fewell, Of Meridian. was
IN the city last week
Let all the young men, who can. Join
our military company
Misses Turner received the Tennyson
Club last Tuesday night
Miss Sallic Farley visited relatives at
Estabutchie last Monday.
Another big lot Of Douglas shoes
just received at MYERS.
Ellisville has received over two hun
dred bales OF new cotton
viii Barr is selling out the Ed
Weems old stock at halt price.
Capt. Glover Earbec spent last Sun
day in Meridian with his family,
Mrs. II. j. HARDY has returned homo
after pleasant visit to Meridian.
Mr.. III. Ward returned this week
from visit to the Lone Star State.
There was no school Friday on ac-
connt 81 the teachers exauiaustien.
We extend our heart feIt sympsshy e
the discousolsted and broken hearted
Miss Terry Moore, of fssahasshie. y
visiting her sister, Mrs. Bessie Turner,
Cotton i eeminx in. sa3 hSiAsin6
good prices. MAY she ~ % tea espss =
our wish
j. A. Easterline Il hni.dins ! lsree
comfortable resisisnee "a ihe hii' -
West side.
Juliu. Ro.enhnsh. the bic cod gar
at Jos Dsnm X Som. speAi last NfA
ncsdsy at NeFtdisn.
The New South., 1893-09-23
The True Laxative Principal

Of the plants nsed 10 manufacturing the
pleasant remedy, Syrup Of Figs. has a
permanently beneficial effect on the hu-
man system. while the cheap vegetable
extracts and mineral solutions, usually
sold as medicines. are permanently in
furious. Being well informed, you will
use the true remedy only Manufactn-
red by the California Fig Syrup 60.
The New South., 1893-09-23
READ, READ
Meat Market.

have opened meat Market
on West Side, IN the McMullin
house, whore ! win keep constan-
" on hand,
BEEF, MUTTON AND PORK.
every day.
All persons wishing meats, will
hand in their orders, the dny be-
lore, when same win be delivered
ut their homes. Both ladies and
gentlemenl are invited to call.
Everything kept neat and clean,
One and all come and soc me.
~ Il. LOFTI.N.
All Kinds of Fine Cigars Chew.
ing d Smoking Tobacco al Morri-
sons
The New South., 1893-09-23

! am pleased 70 annoance 10 my
friends in Jones and surrounding eoun
ties that have taken charge of the
Branch House at Meridian Of Luddcu
q Bates Great hern Music Compa-
ny. We deal 10 nothing but frst class
instruments such a. we can send ont
nnde full guarantee. If yon arc
thinking of buying, IL may save you
money and disappointment by writing
70 me for prices and easy terms. Pianos
and organs tuned and repaired.
II. {. Heidelberg. Mgr.
II Meridian. Miss.
The New South., 1893-09-23

Awcng the incidents os childhood
that stand o1t in bold relief, a. our
memory reyerfs 70 the days when We
were young, none are more prominent
than severe sickness. The young moth
er windy remembers that il was rhsm-
berlains Cough Remedy cured her Of
Group, and ii turn administers Il 10 her
oHspring and always with the best
results. For sale by cisy Drug Store.
The New South., 1893-09-23
REuOyED

| 'iave moved my stock Of goods from
forks Of road " to the two story build
ing on west side between BIackwell's
and Rnssells stores. | keep a good
stock offamIly groceries, notions etc,
on hand. Ny prices are lower than
the lowest Call and see aud give me
a tral.
Very Respectfully.
u II B. CRAVE.
The New South., 1893-09-23

Headaches are not triHles but some
people look at them that way. Why
suffer when you can get reliefin fifteen
minutes BY using Prcston's He'd AXE,
the guaranteed cure.
The New South., 1893-09-23
WANTED

BY competent Band teacher. posi-
ton iE some town. TO teach hrass band
instruction on all band instruments.
AIsoiPiano aud Organ. Forty years ex-
pcrieDce in Europe and America. Plays
clarIoret. Best Of reference given.
Address Prof g. II. Schonc.
Ellisyille Mias.
The New South., 1893-09-23
Men and Buxs Hafs

Fashions 10 hats change frequently
There is nothing that makes man or
boy look more Of guf than a hat
ont of style. If you want sesssnzole.
stylish h4t 40 10 J. r. Byrd's.
The New South., 1893-09-23

Guaranteed cure for Cough coIds
Woophing Cough 10 all stages aud all
Throat and Lung troubles except
Consumption.
}. q Bradley Sole Mfss.
Ellisville Miss.
The New South., 1893-09-23

You pay only for the good II does
when you buy preston's He'd AXE. lf
it does not cure your headache il won't
cost you ..ccnt. II is guaranteed to
cure any kind oi hesdache.
The New South., 1893-09-23
Important Notice.

Ycn can DOW get the Atlanta CcDsti
tuition, one Of the best Iapers published
in the South, aud the NKw sorTH for
s1-5o per year Both papers for the
small sum ofsl5O. Now is ihe time to
subscribe.
The New South., 1893-09-23
We win

Soon be 10 our new store where we
will be able to show cur big stock Of
goods 70 advantage and. where our
thousands of customers eau have better
accommodation. j. P. MYgR
The New South., 1893-09-23

:. Just received beautiful line of
English Porcelain Wasbstands Sets.
Prices TO suit everyone from 3. rs TO $40.
GUrN Il DAwov.
The New South., 1893-09-23

Hills CIoride of !GoId Tablets cure
the Tobacco or Opium Habit. .isk
your druggist for them.
The New South., 1893-09-23

Use only Buttons African Hair Dye
a sure Jet Black guaranteed no. TO in
jure the HAIR or Mustacbe.
j q. Bradley
The New South., 1893-09-23

Expect ~ 70 keep what they want.
To sell cheaper than any one else. aud
they are never disappointed.
j. +. MYgR.
The New South., 1893-09-23

just received a Fine Line OF
Mems and Ladies Fine Shoes at
Mofrison's.
The New South., 1893-09-23
POSITION GUARANTEED.

Money can be deposited ia bank. for
tuition, untilkpositiou IL secured. Send
for ~ page catalogue Of Draughon's y
Consolidated Practical Business College,
Nashville, Tenn, No vacation. Enter
any time.
Mention This Paper.
The New South., 1893-09-23

VIII be filed with new, fresh and
honest goods, which will be sold at
prices that will down all competitors,
j. y. MYyR.
The New South., 1893-09-23

Try "Morrison's Fayoriter Bnk-
ing Powders, every Box guaranteed
for sale only by b. j. Morrison.
The New South., 1893-09-23

u YOU want good meats 20 10 Loftin's
meat mar tet osa West Side, where yo1
can be accommodated every day.
The New South., 1893-09-23

Loftin's meat market il the place 10
get good fresh meats on West Side.
The New South., 1893-09-23
..a.l.e Notice.

To one aud all. am now prepared to
do your shop. Iron and wood work. in
first class order. VIII be found oi,
West side, on the Ackcnltauscn Mill
road. Givu me trial.
W. II. BnyAsr.
The New South., 1893-09-23

For Men. Ladies. Boys, and GirIs
can De had and at prices 10 suit the
hard times. at J. X. Byrd.
The New South., 1893-09-23
School Books OF all kinds
at 5. y. Johnsons.

For Brick. Shingles and Lime
apply 10 j. Q. BRADLEY.
The New South., 1893-09-23

Morrison's ia Headquarters for
everything Good to Eat.
The New South., 1893-09-23

New Sch hcduie---In E1sct May ~
SOUTH BOUND. NORTH BOUND.
No. 3 Chicago No. 4 Fast Line,
Lint 2:0l AN. SIS pm.
No. /, Limited No. 2, Limited
6;20 a. N. 1905 p. NJ.
Local FREiGHTs:-North due 9:05
A. M.-South due2:O5 pm.
NJ. 4. WARD A I.
The New South., 1893-09-23

Full Line Of all the Latest Style
Mems Fine Hats al Morrison's.
We are headquarters for mill supplies,
brass fittings, steam filings, pipe. belt
ing. etc. GCSs x DAaos.
The New South., 1893-09-23

Subscribe foE The NEw sorrH,
The New South., 1893-09-23

Bargains IN Mems lIAta 1t siorli-
sons.
The New South., 1893-09-23

Big Bargains In Mems and La :
dies shoes ft Morfison's.
The New South., 1893-09-23

J inndle the Celebrated "Msgs
nolia" BfBnd ~ Hams. Breskfeat
Bacon 4 Lard lle Finert Goods %
The Market.
The New South., 1893-09-23

Byadleys DiArrbcca Cordial sure
cure Tor ysenterys Flax and al Bowel
Gonpjaiuts.
The New South., 1893-09-23

Suffer from headache a. we'll ~ those
not so favored They keep their tenn
per and good disposition BY using Pres
toms He'd. AXE, which IL guaranteed 10
cure In fifteen inmates.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-06-03
BICYCLISTs'FAs RUN
GREAT aAoE AT CHICAGO.
Three Huadrsd Men conpss. for the
Honors in the Pullman
Road Race.

The Pullman road race, the greatest event
Of the year for Western whcclmen, was run al
Chicago on Decoration Day 10 brilliant sun
shine aud balmy weather. A gentle breeze
and dry road made the race the most success
full of the series Of seven Jet run. About 30C
wheelmen participated and the crowds oil
spectators at the start and finish were far UP
in the thousands.
As the course has becn changed since last
year comparison Is difficult with preceding
records. The present distance is seventeen
aud one-fourth miles
AT s:4s =. m, In front of the Leland Hotel,
Starter L. w. Conkling said .Go'' to the frat
OF the swarm of erpcctant cyclists that Handi
cApper Miles had arranged on their respce-
tive marks. Twelve minutes later, at 8 sharp,
the scratch" men swung into their saddles
and the big race was on In earnest.
The first man over the tape ut the finish was
NJ. Nelson, Columbia Club, at 9:49;30 He
was an eight-minutc handicap man, making
bis running time $3.50. Gun,her of the Lin
coin should have won the race. He lost 1t by
lukc About 100 feet from where the finish
tape was stretched Is a railroad track. There
Stackpole, his trainer, stood, and as Gunther
came down the course, leading Nelson by
several lengths, the trainer waved his hand
and shouted. Gunther, suppo.Ing that he
had crossed the tape and that his trainer
wanled him, d!smountcd. Before he realized
that his race WAS not won, Nelson crossed the
tape. Then, without mounting, he ran across
the tape, finishing second.
Arthur Lumsdcn narrowly escaped death
from train In crossing the tracks while so.
ing to the Erounds He was saved by boy
who ran In front of his wheel and knocked
him on
An exciting incident was due to stupid
policeman, who got excitedly in the way of
IL. seabel of Milwaukee just after the latter
crossed the tape fourth. The result was a
collision, which doubled up the officer like a
jack krife and sent the cycler hcadlong
directly into the laps OF bevy Of gaily at
tired summer girls. No one was hurt worse
than the policeman, and the matter wa.
passed with laugh.
The men were fearfully dust -begrimed and
recognizable only by the long square on their
backs Judges, timekeepers and referees
kept account of the racers until about 100 of
the racers had crossed the line. Few men
dropped out, but no attempt was made 10
schedule the later arrivals.
The judges announced results as follows:
First Prize-M. Nessel, Columbia Wheel
men. Time, IS II; handicap, 80.
Second Prlze-M. Nelson, also winner OF
race, Columbia Wheclmcn. Time, 55 "A
handicap. 500.
Third Prize-Charles 7. KnIscly, Illinois
Cycling club. Time, 56:lt 2-5; handi-
cap, 80.
To NJ. Ncssci falls the honor of being the
swiftest OF the 300 men who started.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-06-03
THE lNFANTA AT WEST POINT.
Honored by n Grand Review of the
- Cadets.

Honored by n Grand Review of the
~ Cadets.
On Monday the Infanta Eulalie visited West
Point. The day was ideal one for trip
up the Hudson. Precisely at 10 80 the steamer
Monmouth, all decorated with the Spanish
and American colors, drew out from the pier
at the foot OF West Thirty-four,h street. She
was saluied by the war ships, and with all the
bands playing the Spanish national air,
salute was fired on the arrival of the party at
the Point, where the Infauta was met by the
officers OF the post aud by escort Of cav
airy.
AT Col Ernests the princess met Mrs. U.
g, Grant, The princess expressed much
pleasure at meeting the widow OF the great
commander, whom she had met at Madrid.
The great event Of course was grand re-
view OF the cadets, who were frst drawn up
At dress front In two long lines, reaching
nearly tho length of the plain. The princess,
escorted by Colonel Ernest, and followed by
her suite, walked down the entire length OF
gray-coatcd soldier boys. They made line
appearance in their natty dress uniforms and
close ranks. After the Inspection the pr!n-
cess and her party returned to their place Of
review. After the drill the princess walked
10 Colonel Ernests house, where the officer,
OF the post and their wives were presented.
The party returned to the city at 80 o'clock.
At night the lnfanta attended the concert at
Music Hall offered by the members Of the
anish anlnny