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ministration simply has seen them put
back on an ascertained business basis.
Anybody but those to whom nature
has been unkiud appreciates this fact.
The governor shows that he made an
honest effort in the direction OF the cor
rection of abuses OF the fee system and
much was acccmplished-more than ever
before. The administration did all it
could.
Why didn't Barney have this "iniqnit-
Gus system swept away when he was a
potentially IN legislation at Austin!
Echo answers. Why:
The long and short of it Is. Governor
Culberson has so quickly and unexpect-
edly scattered their batteries by few
well directed shots that these splitters,
these disiutcgrationists these political
guerillas, hardly know where 10 carry
their baggage. They are like chickens
with their heads cot off--kicking wildly
all over the back yard n their last dying
struggles, only TO be picked, dressed and
devoured ST last by the old democracy.
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NEUROLOGICAL.

AN INFANT-Cameron. Texas, Janu-
AIRY 20.-rhe infant daughter of Mr.. ana
Mrs. j. 4. Kemp died here this morning
and will be inferred at the new ceme-
terry this afternoon
OTHER Observation-Disclosures, January
le-Miss Matilda Haynes died last night
.,,,Wills Point. January lG.--Alrs Flor
ence Cowles of this place died at liaw-
kins. Texas, while there on a visit.
COLONEL II. NJ. GIBSON-C,aldwe,I
Texas, January 20,--Colonel II. NJ. Gibson
died here at O'Clock this morning OF
Brishts disease after a lingering illness.
and VIII be buried at the Masonic Gene
terry tomorrow. Colonel Gibson has been
connected with the Caldwell oil mill for
some years as manager. He was Mason
ana n highly esteemed citizen.
CHARLES DuRAND OTDRltiHr-
Austin, Texas, January 20.-Charles Du-
rand Oldright died late last night at th,
residence OF his parents on West Thir-
teenth street, after an illness Of bu, two
days, Mr.. oidright, who was lust y,
years old, has been Identified during tho
past seven years with the University OF
Texas where he filed the position a.
fellow In biology, to which he was nm
pointed last September.
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THE BOUNTY CASES.

In view Of the present strength of the
republicans n congress and the pos
slide sscendency OF that party again,
the fate Of the bounty question which Is
in the hands Of the Federal supreme
court. becomes doubly matter of pub
lie interest IS the repchlicnns are dis
posed 70 favor this peculiar system.
Il was announced the other day that
the sugar bounty cases were about TO
come up in the supreme court on
appeals from Louisiana and also from
BOWERS decision and tina; Of the court %
Appeals FROM the District % Columbia. Il
nil. To- remembered that n the latter court
Judge Serh Shepard delivered an opin-
on adverse 10 ne p-incpie aud de-
clsred that should this Plan be adopted
with reference ~ sugar there was no
reason why it should not - demanded
Is 4 protection by the producers of
corn. wheat, cotton, wool. coal, irol, sill
rer,etc. The government as represented by
the comptroller % ihe treasury has won
decision, whsle in another case it has
lost one ard il remains FOR the court
q LAST resort 70 settle the power Of the
congress, under the constitution, 10 take
money out Of the treasury Tor compen-
sation Of private citizens n their special
line Of production.
TIE tariff gives protection 10 certain
classes but Il IS Is an incident OF tax
alton which is always necessary in some
fora for the support OF the government
Should the bounty system b. upheld az
constitutional hy the supreme court the
planters in this State and Louisiana
vii. not Only be big gamers, but it is
Likely that ;h. republicans whenever
they have the power Will attempt 70 buy
support % sections and States with epe-
-ial products by resorrnr again 70 the
system on the other hand an adverse
decision would KIN the pan permanently
AID We should hear 10 more Of this hot
house method Of creating product BE-
yoBd the bounds Of legitimate business
enterprise or popular demands. Aside
from rs other and po.it.co-economic fea-
,Eses, the question involves very large
amount Of money 20 be paid to, or With
hold from, citizens of Texas and Louis
lana
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HOUSTON. TUESDAY. JANUARY Il
THE UBIQUITOUS AMERICAN.

The information coming TO Us from
the Transvaal to the effect that Amer
cans are the snperintendents and enyin-
GERS Of two-thiris of the mining prop
critics in that far off region, Is but one
innetra ton of many of the presence IN
these days of Americans over the woIl1
generally and their active participation
IN the development OF all the newer
regions.
We can not stand aiocf from the rest
of the world If we desired 10 ever 60
much. In China are orr Missionaries,
as in Turkey aai Africa and 81 oFaer
benighted and paGan countries. In japan.
many Of the eiucat soaal institutions ard
some Of the Offices Of the civil admins
tration have been for yez7s n the charge
of Americans. Railroads s17 engineering
projects. coffee plantations. sugar p.hnta-
tons. government concessions Of every
description have been perfected or con
trolied bY Americans fox years past IN
Mexico. Cuba. and al Of Central sni
South America. No people are bu-ieF
todav. next 70 the English, than the
Arna-scaus IN tia Development aal civil
i-zr Of o-her cprntries. Aad the nurn-
bers engaged in tbs work are steadily
growing. The Auae-icsn,' Ike the Eng
Eshmea, e rlohe- r-ot'e- ard az 81
venture, ed lis pa-sonaliry Is being felt
eve-yvhere.
Our commerce hss not KEEP. pace With
this u,igrata n and advea;u-ons spirit
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THE LATEST IN BOOMs.

II appears that the Olney boom Is au-
thoTlzed. Washington Post,
II there Is really a boom for Mr.. Olney
the gcitiemsn's most ardent admirers may
yet he compelled 20 oppose him for the
friends he has made.Mail and Express,
II 10 a little early to make predic Ions.
but next 20 Mr. Cleveland Mr.. Olney ar
pears to be- the most conspicuous figure
On the democratic horizon. tn
New York Mercury.
n tho democratic party desires candI-
date who eubodics the war spirit We d.
not pee why Mr. Olney Is not as natural a
candidate for them to take "a any man
that could be mentioned -Boston Herald.
Mr. olney Is surely tho logical successor
ot Mr.. Cleveland for nomination, and
So is doubtful n a stronger man could be
found who would accept, Mr. Olucy Il
stronger with the people az large than lie
IL Nith the party managers, hut they
may - willing to offer him rs a sacrl-
iice.--Bgston Home Journal.
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HOTEL AT MARSHALL,

Marshail' Texas, January 2O-rbo por,
gin hotel situated al the rex,s nv LEI ~
enc passenger depot. was dscovsr a. ., a. a"
on hre at o'clock this mornlnr ana W w.. DC
teStroEed with its entire contents 49,, i" .,s
lIls furniture and household poci 49, pu,
Io'.nor saloon and Fred Horner,s H., -, a.
nnDp were also destroyed Losses on h,,a
nes' $1,000 1900; on hotel furniture bc5 pu,'a-
sS1o' 80 So'VS, on saloon stock and fxtnras
bn V, %n barber shop furniture, s1oo Tra
was ,nsnr"S as so owned si6S5 by 7. A. Elgln ana
who vas ,or ''ss Mrs. Walter Brooks
sicnpe1 ON =, d very delicate condition
which broke ana precipitate5 .ne motel,
s ,r breaking one OF her ,ner 10 me
unousht that the fire orieinataa IL Is
'lnen room OF the hotel sN'a'ed In the
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ny MENEAL.

N-CAR1GA-Bartlett, Iexas, JAM
AIRY so.-Narried. last night Mr. Tom his-
ran and Miss Emma Carisa'
uABEREII.-LOVE- Texas Janu-
ory 10 Mr.. Fred Habereil ana MISS ht'a
1--we Of jacksonville were married at the
home OF II. q. Quinn here TO-DAY by KEY,
w A. Godbey. The parties returned 10
jacksonville
BFNEDICT-NUCHOLS - Bay Ivy
Te.as. January ls.-Nlarried. on the l''h
Instant at the home OF the BRIDES hiother'
Mrs. Ellen Nuchols, at inc Nu,no'' Ill
Nr oscar BENEDICT and Miss Auule
Nuchols Rev. r. A. Portions officiating.
RAMEs-G Paso, Texas, jan
nary eO.-Apolino Rancs aged 1lS was
married today to Asccnclon Garcia aged
OK Years. The couple were lately converted
in the Methodist church ana declded TO
marry, after living together Tor forty
years.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hallettsville,
rexas January 2o.-Marr.ed, Suncay even
ing at the residence of the brides par
ents. Air and Mrs. r. Sibler MISS DOME
Siber to MIR. \. Meyerhoif. Raooi Ellken
OF san Antonio officiating. the groom is
a prominent young merchant here and the
bride for several years mas cohuucteu
millinery business.
CRAINER. DISQUALIFICATION, TEX.
January 20-Wednesday noon, January 10,
1885, at tho home of the brides parents,
on Chocolate bayou, Miss Emma Roher-
son. daughter of Mr. w IL. Robertson,
was married to MIR, John Crainer, Rev. }.
l.. Murray Of Angleton officiating. After
the ceremony wedding dinner was
served. which was fully enjoyed by the
guests
MIZE-MARS--Logarsport, La. January
S-On Wednesday. January Ia, at p
m. Miss Della Mars and JUICE Henry
Miye were united in marriage. Rev VIM.
r.. Caraway officiating. After the cere-
mony. which took place at the residence
Of the brides parents Ave miles north OF
town. the bridal party drove to the
grooln's home, where they held recep-
ton. A sumptuous supper was served.
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THE GARDEN.

Had l n garden It should lie
All sinking to the SUM-
And after bird and butterfly
Children should romp and run
Filling their little caps with flowers,
The air with shout and song,
Wfllc gDlueu-crcsts In gucldcr bowers
ispple1 the whole day long.
Had ] a garden, alleys green
Should LEAD where hone could guess,
save lovers to exchange unseen
Shy whispers and caress,
For them the nightengale should sing
Long after II WAS June,
Ana they should kiss and deem It spring
LndHr the harvest moon.
HAD a garden, clustral yews
Should shut out railing wind.
int POETS might on sadness muse.
WIN majestic mind,
Win ear attunfd and god-like gaze,
y an haven and fi.thom hell,
;Nlen through lifc's labyrnthine maze
CHART 70 Us, IAN IS we'll.
isad 7 garien. II should grow
tstlelfcrHd whore feeble feet
Night Later long or wander slow.
And desm dcchicnce sweet;
fagelng. might ponder on the past,
baE d" twilight Ia their eyes.
y Hils czl'nff. cOmlier to the last,
Fa@N oi1 as autumn dies.
Alfred Austin.
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THEY ARE BLIND NARKsMEN.

The efforts % the leading opposition
organ il the Sratc--tha Galveston News
that Journalistic for,orl hope Of tie
aorehesas and he ready champion and
epclogisi ~ all TIMES Of the ''spl;cers."
70 discreei.t the very admirable aod rally
ur4z1lswerabie prss-suration %. pubic at-
fairs in this S,ate By Governor Cuibe--
soc. in The Post q few days since, are
a. amusing IN one sense as they are pit
nble IN another.
The News felt called upon 10 say
something. but tie governor had 20
heaged it ahoa, with fact and argument
which intelligent citizens would readily
appreciate, that that papor was re-
duced 10 the necessity Of appearing
foolish in its reckless criticism. There
are papers and people VINO rush IN where
angels fear 70 tread, and the News has
never maintained a spotless reputation
for modesty. 1t characierzes the gov
ornor's address ss an answer TO Barney
Gibbs exposures
Exposure Of whatf
VIII the News be honest enough 10
enumerate the exposirsssf To point out
anything, even solitary instance 81
political non-feasaaee nr mslfeasance
'.cxposed' by Barney Gibbs IN the h.s-
tory Of this tnistration-anythins IL
fact that the public has not been familiar
with and satisfactory explanation foi
which has not at ail times been forth
coming?
The fact is, 81 The Post has befor'
eaid, Gibbs has not said a word that ha,
added 10 the public's information a. .
State affairs; tie has not made a soiitarl
.'exposure." because there is nothing u
''expose;" he has doue nothing bat re
vamp the charges and arguments TIA
4 have been uscd for year past by -
News aud the cohorts of opposition. tn
answer has been given In accompiishe,
facts, as shown by Goyernor Cultersol
and yet the spii;ters continue the "a IN
old cry over their split milk. They ar
still trying TO make noise after tho
political thunder has been silenced, bu
the noise has degenerated into dAhones
whine.
But two criticisms with aything hk
common intelligence have been mad
against the administration by the New
Gibbs republican popnlist- any thing-agin
fhe-goyernment combination. The one
the cry that taxes have been increase,
the other that the fee system has nc
been swept away. The governors %
position Of both these matters is manil
fearless. clear and convincing. Tax
/ were increased not because OF the q
trayagancc Of the preceding administr;
tons. but because tnxes had been by a
honest error OF Judgment reduced 70
low 10 meet the demands OF such raj
idly developing community. This az
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are bringing In scores OF delegates from
all sections of the cotton country. Among
the early arrivals are Hon. Hector ID.
Lane. president of the American cotton
growers Protective association, ana Johii
n. Goodwin and Mr.. Scott OF Miss'ss'pp'.
Ex-Governors Eagle and fishoaek are eA-
- cd 10 arrive tonight from Arkansas.
mo arst session will be held tomorrow
morning. Dallas, Texas, telegraphs that
that city will send twenty delegates.
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TH1RTEENTH FOR REED.

Abilene. Texas, January iS.-Mr ]. G.
Lowdon. president of the Abilene National
bank. ana candidate on the republican
ticket for State treasurer In 1891, said to
The Post correspondent today:
1.-THE republicans of Taylor county will
take no stock in the lively skirmshins
now going on among the republicans in
some parts Of the State over the indorse-
ment OF Reed Mckinley and others for
the presidency. The delegates from this
county will be unnstructed, but the Thir-
teeuth congressional district will undoubt-
edly go for Reed"
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FATAL EXPLOSION.

Cincinnati Ohio, January 20.-Jacob
Bruehl, a barber, his wife and 7-year-old
boy. were fatally burned at their residence
ON Knowlton street, Cumminsville, this
morning 10y the explosion of gasoline
stove. The father received his injuries
trying to save his sick child after the
bod Ind caught lire.
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49, -
GOLD SHIpNIEArrr

& Co. VIII s n, 1a.n Do 2c,-Nueller, sehnn
1elhaoh, Eikelheimer & 90 OF soldi Hei-
steamer. N'VN''" oy tomorrows
.h l,azs arc Freres & Co. are axnoo.,
s snlp 10000 to a,cooOOO by Wean esen to
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TERRIBLE TRIPLE TRAGEDY.

Gainesville Texas, January N.-Parties
who came in town today say that at For
rasthurg. Montague county, last Saturday
night, triple tragedy was enacted. It
IS TO the effect tLRt a man named Stewart
shot and killed his wife for refusing to
longer live with him. He then shot MI
HUDSON. the wifc's fnther. and ended his
hlood-thrsty desires by turning the pistol
or himself and blowing out his own brains
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while animosity toward the commission
increased correspondingly.
tn'hly, the latter became SO marked
THAI Il was predictei that San Antonio
nllEM b. counted on as ready to help
the Dallas freight bureau hurrah the next
ucmocratic state convention aud dictate
Tue nomination of railroad commissioners
rms prediction hit Dallas and Fort Worth
right wherc they live. and n; once they
n'sah 70 play back by charging that South
Texas tHousion and GalVeston) was plot
ing to capture the next commission: that
me present commission was hacking South
texas Houston and Galveston. that
North IeXas wasn't getting fair deal,
ana SO on. add SO on.
While all this is going on North Texas
sen ,i,, with the best purpose in the
Information, writes the railrond ccinmis-
son letter asking for light on Ger
IAN Phrases Of the North Texas rate stud
Won winch lie doesn't understand. his
Questions are given careful consideration
aul Chairman Reagan answers him at
peating in the press during the past week.
~ once 4 Ia seized upon by san An
,cni1s leading newspaper and made the
predicate for TRADE agtins. the commits
sion. III the course of which, unconscious
", no doubt. the deal between San An
ton.o and Dallas rs TO capturing the next
commission Is given away
Judge keagan's letter is likened unto a
! freight bureau.
The aforesaid chairman Is n candidate
FOR railroad commissioner, says the san
Antonio paper, and the commission has
( iouhu II necessary to counteract his Ia
Huthce in advance by taking advant9 AZ G
/ OF an opportunity to make political capital
uhder cover OF an answer to man who
wants 10 know" Judge Reagan can't
come any of his hoodoo business over San
Antonio any. more than he can over j.
u. lAnkin, the sage of Groesbeck, who Is
gong 10 ind out where that 5000 0O0 of
went to or bust.
The railroad commission cant impose
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Cameron, Texas, January 20.-John NJ.
Tucker today purchased the confectionery
store Of T. a. Robinson and will conduct
the business in the postofhce building, as
was done by Robinson.
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BROWN COUNTY REPUBLICANS.

Brownwood Texas, January 2O.--The
Brown county republican convention met
today, Hon. Marion Mullons chairman,
electing to tho Eighth congressional con-
yention, which meets In Dublin January
81. tho following delegates: II. j, Bynum,
A. j. Webb. j. l.. Lancaster: alternates,
w. II. Hurst, j. NJ. Bypum and q. Null
lens
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ROsENHEIM COMPANY.

Nashville, Tenn, January 20.--The Ro-
senheim company, conducting the largest
retail dry goods business IN the city. made
a general assign ment late today. a sched-
ule OF debts and liabilities has not been
Med and is not obtainable.
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-N+-~ '-'s".'f-'' ''''s'.s' Sooo toe. Nof
As compared with the returns for 1891
'he above figures show an increase Of
SsS.?J7 IN values, in the aggregate IN
tho twenty-five counties named as against
q decrease Of nearly 81. co0ooo in the other
- counties In the State
The total taxable values OF all tho coun-
ties being In round numbers $3.50. oco. coo for
iS'a. 1t VIII he seen that about fve-twelfths
thereof is contained within these same
twenty-five counties.
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RANK BIZ cnNMERCE-

Omaha, Neb., January CA special to
the Bee from Grand Island, Neb., says
The Bank of Commerce closed its doors
tonight and Bank directors has tele-
sraphed for the bank examiner to take
charge. The capital is $4,000.
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COTTON GROWERS coNvENrIoN

Memphis, Tenn, January 2o-The biy
cotton growers convention, TO which dele
gates are invited from all parts of the
cotton growing country and which Is 10
be held in Memphis tomorrow promises,
10 be moro representative of the cotton
growing interests than any ever held he
Tore In the South. The incomif, trains
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SMITH 4 srouGnToN.

Boston, Mass. January 2O.-snith &
Stoughton. extensive shoe dealers, made
an assignment today. Liabilities aggregate
$40 O00. The cause assigned for the failure
is the recent depression In the leather
trade.
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SOME Posts


REALM
IF the world is a st,,.s
young miss, vi
Il viii marry the =,
You may keep ali ~
that kiss;
SO you give me Ii. !,
A lady who lives !.
looked long and flxea ~
as ne was trying to ia.
fee cup at breakfast, w "
sec here" she said. w.
home until after ~ la, y, -
tanned your" @cs
wei. my dear" h. =,
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night and at least 4 Az y
up to keep me busy.
suppose 30" Il.
one of her curl paperv A.. :.
You havn't lied abas0 !,
anyway. The Twelve NJ
quite enough to keep ~.
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And he muttered -.
catching the next car =.
the cats tail real hard : I /
| Not on your germ fl..,. I
looking young men on MN
he tore up the paper he ~ Z!
What's the matters ~
tlemanly representativ.
young man had been rsf.,,..
ITS a misunderstandin, 49,.
the young man. TN dsad =,
me chances in war, and n ~
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hut | reads dis contract an v
take. II you wants a llnnis 8
Base Ban League YOU kin X Z
leiler WHAT'S tired of liyiE, Il
The way they came TO str,
was this; A young lady n,,,
family writes poetry. and van,
pen appear very Frequently i
She generally sends her NM,
mail, hut the other day 81. l,
In person, and carried II IN
ness office by mistake.
The advertising manager o.
read the following: 1
THE LAST DAY
'Tis eve. and my heart IL hrl
| And listless and sad and i,
At the gate " here he left M !
And the starlight hears MI
1t is lost to me now and fo,,
| And its chances are ashes 1
For he ana the day will nv
Come back from the days |.
And the sun wen. down IN 0
And my hopes went down !
For we parted with sighinx ,
The last day-and my heart
That's very neat-and qu
said the advertising manager
the paper with his pencil as h
words. Lets see-nInety-
That'll be sl.25 for one hs
that be enough?'
why" said the young nd
fixed any price on 1t. Whats'
right. though, will be salts
you think 1t good enough
much FORE"
ITS elegant, miss" raid
and ! hope you'll get him b
Quite a pet, wasn't hep
"Sir.!l" said the young HI
Excuse me, / supposed
tached to him from reading
you ever put anything arouI
Are you trying to insult :
mo offense. supposed
have had Il collar on him
was ho?"
Don't you speak TO me
said the young lady as shl
went out, slamming the do
Him." said the adverus'
scratching his ear and lo'
copy again. by George!
The Last Day and | ths
The Lost Dog. Wonder u
literary poem she had inste
adj"
The Georgia girls have got
They amt always a reach
For counts and dukes--to IN
Is 'gainst their early teaS
The Georgia men are good
They'd never beat and WI
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KING BROS. ASSIGN.

Austin. Texas, %anuary 2O-King Bros
filed n deed Of trust this afternoon, nam
ing NJ. c. Miller trustee and handing over
all their stock Of gents furnishing goods
and shoes for the benefit Of creditors emu
merated, to the amount of S522G.d3
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wpECK AND SUM-

Evansville. Ind. ss,,,siass
Steinecker. u Iromineh. tnis
this city. at 1l;Sp . ~ hesa
shot himself through rscked "
revolver, after having MA exrs
fine apartment fiats py
powder. He is u widowe"
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baltimore. Md. January 2o.-Tho birth
day OF Robert T. Lee was observed here
today by II reunion of the Confederate
society. after which a banquet was held
at Carrollton. Colonel Royal of Richmond
delivered the GRAFTON, his subject being
Tho Rattle Of Gettysburg and Its Bear
ing Urou civilization"
EN-Speakor Crisp OF Georgia spoke on
THE Navy" General Walker Of Virginia.
ITO tho Infantry" General Joseph Wheel
or Of Alabama, "rhe Cavalry" Impromptu
addresses were also made by Congress-
man Berry OF Arkansas, Senator Daniels
OF Virginia and others