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New-York tribune., 1895-08-06
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FIGHTING IN CUBA.
,Ns,-pcENT BANDS DEFEATED AND DE
MORALIZED.

,. -oxrpxurxT COMMANDERS REPORT Nun
BER OF ENCOUNTERS.
Havana. Aug. 5.-General Meila reports '"a' ~
ra,urned TO Puerto Principe on FRIDAY iaS' HUM "
a., ~ onerations against the rebels He says tha
,h force under his command met the ihsurse"
hand under Maxine Gomez in the direc''o" 81
>,o,,,as but that II was Impossible TO get the
aho,s IN make a stand. The two forces hau iie
ouent skirrnshes during three days pu' u'e 10
eed before any decisive engagement couiu oe w
rbev left three dead behind them. ana 'hree VI
their number were taken prisoners a h"'' "
Tho rebeIs were wounded. but how many ~ "o'
,,r General Mella declares that the insurgents
or. demoralzcd He also reports that whie "e-
tachment of troops were conveying provision
train from San Miguel to Guamare thcy were d.
,ocled nv rebels who were repulsed with loss Oh
fourteen killed, including an engineer ha'heu
Menocal and forty wounded
dispatch from Santa Clara says that 'ehe'd'
Iunue reports that government troops had an III.
.asemsnt with a small rebel band in the vicinity OF
cuaracabuya and dispersed them Another pahu
under Pozas was also dispersed. captain Cahaua :
da,acbment overlook and dispersed bands under Ber
nudez and Nunez on the America estate. sever"
rebels were wounded
N,,,nz,s Aug. "a column of cavalry. forty
s,ronp under Colonel Molinas. met Matagass oahd
:, ,o, rebels nj Sabana Torres Rosario NieJo. Inc
reheIs attempted to surround the small government.
N
force but the cavalry charged them ana pre'en'e
them from accomplishing this manoeuvre. An oo-.'-
nate fire then took place lasting two hoursd o,ne
end Of that time forty infantry arrWsn am rbe
forces with the cavalry d'psrsed the rsDs,s oae
ie,,sr Ioft on the field five killed, lnc'unihs JOS
L.. oea, ono ~ their captains. Many rebels were
weyynded. The government loss was five wounded
two seriously. a,, ,,.,ohos from Cuba
s,ate that Government troops have defeated near
vatanzas a band Of insurgents from Las N''laS' II
was added that Jose Maceo's band has oeen ue-
feated near santiago and that severai OIL tue II"
surgents killed. -. >, landing
These dispatches confirm the rumor @, tne 1Io
NJ band OF fifty flibusters near ~od,l.a ~ ha s,' t
,..ariIng m these dispatches. many persons na (
RECENTLY disappeared from Sanct Splritu anu il -
helieve1 have joined the nsurgents -, c,,,,
troop has feated the isurgents unaer anfi
Va,s roar Mayari. In the engagement near od.l.l-
@ IN With the rebels under Jose Maceo were
defcated ten Of the insurgents were KILLED ana
nnmher wounded and five were taken prlsohesl >,
The rebels were surprised In camp Inc Spdh'sh
loss was one killed and twelve wounded
New-York tribune., 1895-08-06

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iistless and the intellect dull
No woman in this condition can be attractive to
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but comfort amounts to even more. What's the
good OF living if one cannot enjoy anything II
headaches and backaches and dragging weariness
and pain accompany even slight fatigue,
II the system is constantly subjected to a debil
tating drain, where is the energy to come from to
make enjoyment possbe'
Personal comfort and consideration for the
feelings of others two Of the incentives to an
eff, T to secure health. II the illness is in any
way connected with the purely feminine organism
land the chances are ten to one that il Isl Dr.
pierce's Favorte Prescription will cure it,
Dr. Pierce has used the Prescription in his
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A large book written by him entitled "Woman
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New-York tribune., 1895-08-06
D4u4GE BY SUNDAYS STORM

A JERSEY BARN FIRED by LIGHTNING AND
HAVOC WROUGHT IN JAMAICA BAY.
Turing the heavy shower about o'clock on Sun
dav evening lightning struck the barn of Garret
paird on the road from Griggstown 10 Bellemead.
near New Brunswick. y. j. With the exception
~ q small stable and wagon house the buildings
were totally destroyed. together with the season
crops of hay wheat and oats. 4 threshing ma
chine reaper farm wagon and farming utensils
,rere burned. All the stock was saved. with the
oxcen,ion OF a calf. Only the heavy rain saved the
,,oIling w. house from destruction. The loss Is esti-
r,.ted AT $1,000 There 81 300 insurance on the
crons and implements, and some insurance on the
hu,ldings The light from the fire was seer for
r,ues around and II first thought in New
prunswick that a large distillery at Milestone was
burning
Ntonv Yachts were wrecked and cast ashore on
Jamaica Bay In the severe rain and wind storm OF
mornings at the Seaside pier and was sent scurry-
,,g across the bay. Yesterday morning she was
,ou,d aground on the meadows. with her timbers
s,raincd Scores OF small boats were cast adrif'
-, tho hay The mast OF the catboat Snowbird was
Shattered by lightning. on the Jamaica side or the
bay sheds picked up and whlried throusn the
charles Kauhue and William > Newmeyer were
last ashore on shoal In Beach Channel The
n,,nboom OF the boat snapped. and the sail was
wrapped about the masts Inc storm raRen WIT
cb f,rv thai the boat was lifted out OF the water
ami thrown several feet upon the snore Inc gaze
seemed to blow from a number or directions al
once and many boats were sent adrlft ana rar
before the wind out on the bay
New-York tribune., 1895-08-06
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AIex C.. New-York.-what Is a good remedy for goutf
Febncide; one pill three times daily dosc
OF Nathrolithc Salts twice week.
Mrs H. b. PhiIa-For the nervous debility
take Cerebrine. extract Of the brain. In Aye-drop
doses on the tongue, three times daliy. For the
catarrh. use Witch Hazel ointment snuned up
the nose; also take a teaspoonfui or Nathros
Ithic Salts In a half tumbler Of hot water. half
hour before breakfast, twice week
s s p. New-York.-For your trouble take
Ovarine In four-drop doses, twice daiy, on the
tongue. dose Of Nathroithic salts. twice
week would be advisable.
G l.. H., Fort woah.-what can you recommend sor
asthma,
rake Thyroidine. extract Of the thyroid gland,
I'm three-drop doses. twice daily, on the tongue.
s II. c. NJ Y, Detroit.-Give the patient Tes-
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New-York tribune., 1895-08-06

EIGHTY BAPTISTS IN THE EMPIRE.
The Baptist Missionary Union has stationed in
China than eighty workers. which are dis
tributed the greater part OF the country There
are not, however. any missionaries OF this society
near Kucheng The Baptist Missionary Union ap-
parently direct most OF their efforts in Eastern
China to the province OF Cheh kiang. north OF
Fuhkien the province in which kucheng Is situated
The most important station Of the Baptist mission
in this part of the country is at Nlngpo. city
which Is more than three hundred miles from
stations TO the former place there is litt.e need
missionaries in Eastern China The names OF those
at the Ningpo station are the Rev " n and Mrs
L. CorbIn Miss Vi. f. Barchet. Miss Elizabeth
Stewart, Miss F. NJ. Boynton and DR. J. s. and Mrs: MIS-
north Of Nngpo are the Rev G H. ana ana MISS
M shaohng. hi where the Rev H. and Mrs. Jenkins
cCpp t@s ReN Miss a. a"H poWing Win and and Miss L. T.
den are stationed. The only other place IN whien
Hsrs as and Pfps Z BY IN mana
Barchet, the Rey + D. and Mrs Holmes: s.cS MSS 81
the places named the mission owns property TO
considerable extent and at Hngp9 the m, m =
over six thousand patients received attention
THE NAMES OF THE MISSIONARIES.
The other Baptist missionary workers In China
are as follows: South China Mission, Swallow
The Rev Dr. and Mrs William Ashmore rn the
United States. the Rev. Dr. and Mrs > u. Par'-
ridge. the Rev. and Mrs. William Ashmore'
jr.. the Rev. and Mrs John NJ. Foster TN
the United States) the Rev and Mrs. II. A. Kemp.
Mrs DR. A. X Scott the Rev. William k Mchio-
ben Mrs. McKlbben dn the United states'' MISS
phine NJ Bixbv Kayn-The Rev. and Mrs. George
Campbell qn the United sates ne r. Key Hny and Mis-. Miss
Ella Campbell Miss NJ l., ostrom -, ngkung sung -
The Rev Or. and Mrs j. Carn; a.ss West onlna
the Rev. Dr. and Mrs c. II. Finch the kev. ana ana
Mrs. Robert Wewood. pr. F. y: Malcolm, M MISS
R,ssie G. Forbes Miss VI. \. Garde!ln klatlng
Mr.. and Mrs G Viking w. F. b Beamani ,bn 1s,ss Miss
states Yachau-The Rev William tpcraft., the
Rev and Mrs George W. Hill r. ): cpennsnSawy, SNy
quist. the Rev. and Mrs W. G. nt silke ;,r centrsl
Adams. the Rev and Mrs. W. f. Gray
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT SHANGHAI
Tho nearest station of the Protestant Episcopal
Missionary Society, at which American missionaries
live to Kucheng is situated at Shanghai. at least
New-York tribune., 1895-08-06
VICTIMS OF LIGHTNING KEEP TO THEIR
BEDS

Flemington ~ j.. Aug MANY OF the persons
who were shocked by the bot OF lightning yester-
day morning while leaving the Methodist Church
IN Ouakertown have been confined to their beds
to-day Several OF the injured are In a critical
condition Drs Frace. Snyder and Warrington are
busy looking out for the injured They have hopes
,r bringing all the injured people around all risht
with the exception OF Miss Minnie Frace. daughter
of one OF the doctors. who Is still unconscious ana
I, 4, thought she ID likely 10 die at any time sexton
Asa Bow man OF the church has also remained ah-
conscious since being struck by the lightning. Mrs
Kuhl johnson. Mrs. John Wilson, Mrs. Bowman
wife of the pastor OF the church: william Laren
and Mrs I.aren. Mrs +. HIber Elias Darimpe ana
lanes NJ Pettinger OF Quakertown. are all In bed.
and Miss Josie Vertt and Bert Hartpence. OF
Newark who stunned. recovering rapidly.
sexton Bowman had his hair nearly all burned OFF.
The services in the church just ended by the
Rev r. l.. Bowman. and the congregation were de-
nartlnr when the lightning struck the church. Ii
5sseenied into the cellar, up through the floor
and carried everything before II. Miss Frace was
s.andIng In pew and Knocked down Her
shoes we're torn on and part OF her clothing was
rent 10 pieces ,,.
uylth curiosity on the wreck II VIII cost about
81 900 10 repair the church'
New-York tribune., 1895-08-06
THE HORSE HAD BLIND STAGGLRS

A PECULIAR ACCIDENT At THE BRIDGE EN-
TRANCE IN BROOKLYN MAY RESULT IN
THE DEATH OF 4 WOMAN.
Mrs Mary T. Schneider. OF Hoboken. came 10
this country from Germany two weeks ago. and
yesterday afternoon her way to the home
OF Mrs lizzie Dilling. at No. 2y7 Troutman-s;
Brooklyn. in company with Mrs. Di.ng. They
were at the Bridge entrance waiting for a Flush
.ng-ave. car, which they were about To board when
a truck horse. drawing heavy load. was driven
In between them and the car.
The horse stopped, and was suddenly attacked
with blind staggers. He tore himself loose from
The wagon. and Knocked Mrs. Schneider down. fan
ing on her She removed To the home OF Mrs.
Diiling suffering from Internal injuries which are
believed be fatal The horse died In It's
pzroxysm.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-06

ppE.D RIOT, IN PERSIA CONTINUE.

Tabreez Persia, Aug 5.-The rioting resulting
,r, Tho AGITATION over the scarcity OF bread here.
20 s.,u being carried on The mob to-day attacked
and wrecked the residence of the city Governor
who has resigned. The officials continue to promise
,o obtai- a reduction In the price or bread put'
Soso,,a ,his fact the excitement has not In the
,east abated Many OF the women OF Tabreez
New-York tribune., 1895-08-06
,,p,xrsr OFFICIALS HONORED

Yokohama Aug. 5-In recognition OF their ser
vices to the Government during the recent Chino
rananese trouble, Count Ito Field Marshal Count
Ovama Marshal Yamagata and Count saigon nave
heo, created MarauIses Genera; Nodzu and Ad-
,niral Kabayama counts. and General kawakaz and
Admiral Ito viscounts.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-06
GID lillian MAY BE TRANSFERRED

REPORT THAT HE IS TO SUCCEED SIR Ed
WARD MALET As AMBASSADOR TO GERMANY
rondon Aug 5-"The SUM- says 1t is believed
that Sir Julian Pauncefote at present British Am
b,ssador to the United States. viii succeed Sir n-
ward Ma;et as Amba ssador to Germany
New-York tribune., 1895-08-06
70 BE EXTRA DTrED FOR NrRDER

United States Commissioner Lyman yesterday held
Mrs Mathiida Heinze and Oscar Heilman for ex-
tradition to Germany: TO- stand trial there on a
charge OF murder The defendants alleged 10
have poisoned Mrs. Henzes husband at SarnowAi
In December last. They came TO this country III
January last with the womans fve-year-old son.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-06
r,rRDyNANp WILL REMAIN A CATHOLIC.

THE BULGARIAN PRINCE WILL. ALSO RhrIoE ~
ABDICATE.
peryin Aug THE Mayence journal publishes
,etter from the Duchess OF Braganza, grand
mother of the wife OF Prince Ferdinand OF bul-
garia denying that either Prince Ferdinand. ms
xife or their son Bowls will renounce the Cathonc
,ai,b II is added by the paper that Prince Fer.
ianand nos telegraphed TO Hungarian official at
Rndarest that he will never abdicate
KING CHRISTIANS CONDITION WORSE
Conenhagen Aug. 5.-The condition OF King Chris
,an who Is suffering from catarrh or the biadder'
has become worse. He is much prostrated' ana SUI
fers great pan although he Is not at all Ieverisn
arS 6as good appetite DR.. Petersen. his ply
s,cIan is in constant attendance. having taken up
his residence at the royal castle.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-06
If you Lack Energy
Tnks Horaf0pdsS Acid Phosubnte

TNke HOrNfOru'N NcIu FhONphNte.
vitszes the helps digestion feeds the brain
nakss life worth living IL 10 medicine. food ana
delicious beverage
Evening journal., 1895-01-22

Is BY no means the most expensive Roodn
on the counter Detroit News Tribune.
Honolulu is dissatisfied with President
Dole because he spends but : 00o Of hls
SO. 900 salary II sll that Hawaii wants is
a good spender. that revolution Was un-
necessary Buffalo Express
Dave Hill refuses to be dragged into
the Croker Cochran shindy David hasn't
yet recovered from the effects Of a row Of
which the country knows all the partic
ulars st Louis Star Sayings.
We cannot help but feel that for a
truly good man Superintendent Byrnes
has had great deal OF hard cash left on
his doorstep by unknown friends =
Chicago Dispstch.
Senator Hilrs confession that he cares
nothing for 70 Ters may explain why he
has never bsen deeply infatuated with
rosy cheeks and violet eyes. Arizona
Republican
The London Times has adopted the
French expedient OF publishing sections
OF serisl story In its daily editiong,
and the pillars Of the constitution are IN
danger or collapse New York Com
mercial
Evening journal., 1895-01-22
washington Camp Instais.

At the regular meeting Of Washington
Camp. No 8 Patriotic Sous Of America.
the new district president, Granville K
Alexander, installed the following
officers to serve for the ensuing term !:
Past president, Charles Blaine; presi.
dent. ] I Alexander; vice president
Charles Hnlegss; msster Of forms,
Frank Hunt. conductor, ) 4 Alexander, /,
inspector, Flaak Morrisoni guard,
Thomas Right; recording secretary, Fred
Clark financial seerstsry, r L Walker
treasurer, r Smith chaplain, VIII
liam Fountain The camp Is in q
prosperous condition and gaining
strength rapidly
Evening journal., 1895-01-22
GUNKEH FISH STEAMgR RAISED.
Had Been Under water in tho POGO
moke River rwo weehs-Isrge Sales
IS Farm Land Alone the Easlern Shore.

Had Been Under water in tho POGO
mnke River rwo weeks-Isrge Sales
IL Farm Land Along the Eastern shore
PocoMoKE Cry Nd Jan. 22. = The
fish steamer Mary p Bates, owned by the
Virginia Fieh aud Guano Company Of
Virginia, which has been under water la
Poe c1moka river for two weeks,
was 6aated yesterday. + Whitney,
submarine diver, Of Norfolk, Va
went down and stopped the leaks. and
tho Poeomoke FIRE engine Was plaesd on
barge aud taken TO the scene of the
wreck where, after several hours Of
rapid pumping. the boat WAS flated and
placed on Young & Crockett's marine
railway for general repairs.
Nearly 500 600 Of real estate have been
sold by q Pocomoke City broker within 3
short period. The advantages Of the
Eastern Shore Of Maryland and Virginia
for farming purposes are beginning to be
appreciated bv farmers from less
favored sections as Is evidenced By the
large numbers now buying farms and
moving in this direction One real
estate agent 10 Pocomoke has settled
within the last five years over two hun
dred thrifty farmers Ia Worcester
aud Somerset, Nd and Accomec We ,
The following are among recent pnr.
cbasera. David Shaw. Of PittRburg, Pa.
| $40; w s George, of East Liverpool,
/ o So ZOO; J E Bradshaw, East Liver
pool D.. $1,000; = r., Lumley, oi
England. "a 900; M, Melvin, New Jersey,
$2 500; George Z. Turner Williamsburg
Pa. 81 400; D B Norris, Pittsburg, Pa
/ $ii, geo; w g Stewart, Pittsburg Pa
| 80, coo; D. Tyler, Nebraska 3 500; 4,
= lowering, South Dakota R3 300 Jamel
NJ Garmany Piitsburg Pa, So 200; A
| Af,paU Ohio "a E0n
Evening journal., 1895-01-22
nc prInoe of Linrn.

From the Middletown Transcript
There are fools and foosl But Della +
ware, it seems. harbors the prize pump
kin jeekAss In the gulse OF a shallow
Drained, anonymous liar afflicted With an
itch for scribbllng This particular fool
having, unfortunately for tho world,
succeeded In learning to write, and like
'the fool that fred the Epbesian dome"
lacking wit enough to make proper use
of his small faculties, psns cowardly
libel upon Governor Marvil and sends II
to the Philadelphia Record, 20 the effect
that his exeellency is So illterate that b.
cannot even write. etc
Ameng Delawgreans, the tale Is toe
utterly silly 20 be seriously considered
for a moment, but II will be sent--yes
already has been sent broedc cast over ths
whole country and from It's very notoriety
will no doubt attract attention abroed q
ard be repeated as q truth 20 the dis
credit Of the whole nation and thus
thanks to this sap headed penny-a nnai
Delaware will be held up TO the world
derlsion sa the possessor Of governo
more d0nsely ignorant than the ruler o
khom Tartary, Of Iululand
"It 10 dirty bird that fouls It's owl
nest p yet such bird of ill-omen, rooat
on Delawere soil. and ia at pains q
employ bis feeble Wits in besmlrchinI
his own state
TO Dalawareans tho mendasity Of this
screed is SO palpable as TO disclose th'
partisan venom that dictated it's inven
lion But all fair minded Democrats vii
Join the Republicans IN repudiating th
contemplate attempt at dishonoring tn
fair name of their common alta b
slandering the intelligent gentlema
whom majority Of their own citizen
have, by their sufrages, inducted int
the honorable Office OF the chief magls
trate
Respect for that high oifics itself-nay
mere sense Of state pride-would hay
restrained anything but just such
babbiing idiot from the preparation {
50 petty villiGcation
Evening journal., 1895-01-22
The Delaware sonatorahip.

From the New York Sun.
II Delaware ID to be represented by any
Republican. Anthony Higgins Is the man
to do honor to the state and 60 render
service TO the nation. Il is incompfehen.
slble that the impudent ambition Of the
tramp Addlcks should be allowed by this
small but trusty commonwealth to stand
in the way of her own credit aud renown.
No new Republican senator has won
more quickly than Mr. Higgins the con
fidence and respect OF loyal citizens Of
both parties His ability has put him IN
the 6rst rank. With rare intuition, be
has grasped and mastered the larger
questions OF national expansion and
manifest destiny, which are coming 50
rapidly 10 the front as 10 make the
sqaabbles Of partlsauship during the past
few years seem petty He is among the
Americans in the Senate, and he should
be kept there. Any other result at
Dover will be a disgrace to Delaware aud
national misfortune
Evening journal., 1895-01-22
Wnnderlnnd nfnaan.

Polly" the talking seal. was in :
troduoed Yesterday by Captain Perkins
at the Wonderland She performs a
number Of tricks that seem incredible
aud Is capable of uttering such words as
come back go ont, etc Ia the
theatre the program is q lengthy and
good one The company consists OF
Goldie, 81 Clair & Goldie, Eddie Miles
& Daisy Raymond, Hattie Stewart 8
Tommy Gillen, Gus Bank and Phil anc
Bessie Maher The comedy contingent
present tho verv laughabe comedy en-
Titled Capers. in which IS introduced
the performing elephant Bolivar" 0I
Thursday evening handsome psrlo
lamp. valued st SEQ. will bs given th
LADY that holds the lucky coupon, anl
on Friday evening a ton OF choice Goa
will be given away The usual matinee
will take place this week.
Evening journal., 1895-01-22
Addioks's Claim.

From the New York Evening Post.
There is a deadlock over the Delaware
senRtcrship which seems lkely to last
for some time The Republicans owe
their majority in the Legislature solely
to the buying Of Democratic votes BY
Addicks. the gas speculator II he hnd
not made heavy investments In this
line, the Democrats would have retained
control 1t was purely a matsDr Of
business with Addicks He wanted The
United States senstorship; thessenator
ship was TO be awarded by the Legisla.
ture; he put out money enough to secure
the election Of q majority Of Republican
members owing their seats Ii the state
capitol TO him, they were to discharge
the obligation BY giving him the seat III
the national capitol According to the
Addlcks standards he Is entitled TO the
office and II is hard to dispute hiE
claim
Evening journal., 1895-01-22
nirh Nnnn pEaddlnr la nrnoe.

At Grace Church, Just at noon 10 day,
the marriage OF Miss Phoebe Almond
daughter Of Mrs Martha Il Almond,
and Charles Alfred Rudolph WIS sol
emnl2ed
As the wedding march from LohenRrln
sounded. the bride and groom entered the
church. preceded by the ushers. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Merritt
Hulburi. D . pastor Of Grace, asslated
by Rev Dr. William J,stsvenson. o. Paila
delphia
The ushers were Robert g Robinson,
James r Crppsu, David 4 Allmol q
Harry w. Howell, Harry Il. Billing and
Arthur II G. Garrett
Tue blide wore handsome going
away gown, with bonnet and gloves to
match, and carried bouquet Of white
roses.
Immediately after The ceremony a
wedding breakfast was served OF the
home Of the bride. No 1il9 West street,
at which only the near relatives Of brld
aud groom were hidden
MIR and Mrs Rudolph after they rs
turn from their wedding trip. will make
their home in this city.
Evening journal., 1895-01-22
5000 nna esr.onnl 800

James P Loa md. Of Milford, was the
guest Of Ar aud Mrs Il Il George, yes
terday.
Mrs T d Moore Of New York city Is
the guest OF her sister Mrs. Willard
johnson, OF East Tenth street.
Dupont Guards, Company G. viii give
a reception and bali in the Armory,
pwelitn and Orange streets. On Tuesday
evening February 10 There will also be
full dress drill by the company
Richard Fitzgerald ot Durham. N. O.,
is visiting friends Ia this city
Wilhsm T Lyman, Frank Sharkey
aud @. P. Murray have returned from
two weeks cunning trip IN N irtf
Carolina. They we're about twenty hv,
miles this side Of Charlotte, and report
having had a royal time. wish plenty o
game