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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-02-17
southern MUTUAL Stockholders.

A meeting Of the Savannah stockhold-
crs OF the Southern Mutual Loan and
Building Association Of Atlanta viii be
AZ O'Clock this afternoon. Mr.. O'Bryne,
who represented the Savannah stockhold-
crs at the hearing in Atlanta last week
and who was cha Irman OF the stockhold-
ers' meeting there. will report the result
OF his investigation OF the association's
affairs and steps Will be taken relative
70 the meeting In Atlanta on Feb. -.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-02-17
PARADE or THE KNIGHTS.
Thcy win Turn out with Fun Ranks
ON FRIDAY.

The Uniform rank Of the knights OF
Pythias expect to celebrate with full
ranks the thirty-fourth anniversary Of
the founding of the order. This anniver-
sary Is Friday. The day will be observed
by parade OF the uniform rank COM
panies, under command Of Maj j. Ferris
Cam. The companies will be reviewed by
Gen. II, t. Harmon with his STAFF, and
col. John Juchter and stan. The officers
OF the three companies OF the uniform
rank will also be- installed at the hail by
CAPT. n. y. Dreeson, who viii also inspect
the companies.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-02-17
Paint Dealers Burned out.

Toronto. Feb. 1.-THE large wholesale
and retail establishment of Sanderson,
Pearcy e Co, dealers in oils. paints, ETC.,
was burned this morning. The loss is SO =
900, and the insurance, $4,000
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-02-17
Manmfacturcrs Assigln.

New York, Feb. 16.-T. w. Hines & Co,
goods, at No $40 Broadway, and at West
boro, Mass. assigned to-day The liabili-
ties are: $l20OO0, and the actual assets
DrObablv 800 600.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-02-17

Alaga, Ala, Feb. 16.-While the steamer
Apalachee was standing at the wharf
here Sunday, Doss Whitaker, a colored
fireman. fell overheard and was drowned.
Mr. Whiteside and others did all they
could TO save him, but he sank before
they could get to him
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-02-17
RHEU MATISM

Munyon's Rheumatism Cure is guaran-
teed to cure acute or muscular rheuma-
tism in from one to five days. Sharp.
shooting pains in any part of the body
stopped by few doses. A prompt. COM
plete and permanent cure for lameness,
soreness, stiff back and all pains in hips
and loins. Chronic rheumatism. sciatcG,
lumbago or pain in the back are speedily
cured. 1t seldom fails to give relief from
one or two doses and almost invariably
cures before one bottle has been used.
Pricn
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-02-17
An Atlanta Firm Sells out.

Atlanta, Ga. Feb. 16.-M. r. Emmons e
New York has bought the Whitehall
street store and stock of the Eads-Neel
Clothing Company for 100000.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-02-17

could be devised for formally re-establish-
ing the executive power.
The entire Incident, so full of embar-
RAISING possibilities to the country, is OF
unusual historical interest
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ing conditions. He could not tell wheth-
er twenty millions of the common stock
had been issued exclusively for what is
for what class of property the preferred
stock was issued. Three companies have
been closed down permanently since the
formation of the rubber company, about
per cent. of the capacity of the property
ACQUIRED
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-02-17
NUN Ms

Improved homeopathic Home Remedy
Company put up a separate cure for each
disease. At all druggists, rAostly % cents.
Guide to Health free.
Personal letters to Pref. Munyon. 1905
Arch street. Philadelphia. Pa, answered
with free medical advice for any disease.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-02-17
Anheuser-Busch BrewinE Assocla-

Recommends the use OF the greatest of all
tonics. "Malt-Nutrine, and guarantees
the merits claimed for it. For sale by all
druggists-ad.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-05
WETLEEt GROWS UNEASY.
Eie Leaves tho Field to- Return 90
---- linYnun. y

Havana March 4.-Captain General
Wey'er arrived here at : o'clock thi: af-
tcrnoon on the ira nsport Legazpi from
Santa Clara province. lie was accom-
panied By members or his staff. The az
rival Of the party was not expected so
:. soon and when the signals on MORO
Castle announced that the Lesazpl was
eastward bound, the news spread apid-
iy and caused somewhat or a sensation
among the Splniards, who could not
imagine why the Captain General
should have hurried 10 reach Havana.
General Weyler landed at the Muele
dc C4b!lle:!a. which Is but a short dis
'1ace from the Palace. He was met
by the Marquis DE = humada. There was
no great crowd present, and the scene
was vastly different from that which
characterized his return from the plcifi-
cation of the province OF Pinar Del Rio
Instead Of riding through crowd: Of
cheering admirers, he walked from the
water side TO the palace whore he soon
retired TO his apartments, without hav-
Ing received any popular welcome. This
WAS due perhaps, 20 his unexpected ar
rival, which did not allow of any official
preparations being made to welcome
him No reason Is given for General
WcylcTs return TO Havana. 1t Is gene
rally we'll known that his campaign in
Maian2as and Santa C!a:a has been an
tSnomin. sous failure. and that while he
was claiming 20 have compelled the In
SurGcnts to retreat eastward to Puerto
Principe. they had. In fact, lodged past
his columns and pursued their way
westward. II Is thought lbs: the change
In administration In Washington may
have much If not all to do with his re-
turn, 2: he has hcen led to believe tina [
President Mckinley Will not sanction
the illegal arrest and detention OF
American citizens. which In IN any cases
passed without protest from the Cleve-
land government
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Arrested for Stcntin. /, z!crse md
nugEy,

GatesvIlle N. c.. March t.--(SpcciaN-
y telegram was received by Sheriff r. O.
Ridd!ck. of This place On Saturday
evening. the 9Th un,imo stating thai n
horse and buggy had been stolen from
Mr., Joshua Brown, Of lSertie county, anal
requesting him 10 be on the lookout FOR
the offender. Men were prmnpily sta
TONED al the sevaral places where ii was
thought that he would be most likely
~ pass and about 8 o'clock at night ihe
Sheriff received Intelligence that a
strange man with a horse and buggy,
corresponding with the haScrip,ion ur
the one stolen. was stopping AT a neigh
boring house about three miles in the
country. wherenpon Sheriff Rihdirk at<,
cnmpanied by two deputies. rpDajr,., 4
very hastily 10 The place where il WAS
reported thar The stranger wa: stupI!n.
Upon arriving he was informed tha, a
young man WAS stopping there. but IN 1
retired. He AT once procured 4 iE,ht
assembled the stairs and entered the
chamber Of the man. whom he found
to be one l.. n. Seasons, who MAS cuirt
Is reEosing with his revolver Oh lie
table nealSy, The Sheriff frs: secured
the pistni and then awnke Seasons, ar
rested Kim ana lodged hin III jail tina,
night. He was TO day tnrurd over 10 the
authorities OF Berl lie county II, 9, K,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-05
THEY I.la,E TIIEADnnESs.
Nici'n'"nd business Men speak Well
OF McIiinlr,'A Innu-urni

Richmond, Va. March 4-(Speclal)-
The address by President Mckinley.
which was printed and circulated here
by o'clock this afternuon seems to
p,eaSe most people. AS a rule the bust
ness men Of the merchant and banker
classes expressed gra tifcat Inn with the
tone and spirit OF the address One
gentleman was SO retoced that he gave
EXPRESSION to the following utterance
This splendid inaugural wea Their, and
the change Of administra lion will GER
tain'y bring better time: and am go
ms; - prepare q. once for The prosperity
| feel is coming"
The authoritative announcement tina
Captain Warren S. Lur,y Will be can
dldate Tor GoEerno; WAS the .talr Of the
city To-day among the Republicans, who
Gid not go 70 Washington. Captain
Lnrty is said to belong Ia the Lamb
faction.
The Irish Americans have rerfecteti
their nr2a nizaiion here with s. l.. Kel-
ley young lawyer as president. The
org anlZ1t.on Is for political puypo: es.
Patrick E2an. a member al Battery G,
tttth Artillery. Of tie United States
Army was badly hurl list night by fall
ing iron, a tain somewhere between
Fort Monroe and Rlrhmond He was
brought 20 Richmond and Drs. Taylor
ana Brock had him taken to the Re
treat for the Sick. Egan was on his
way TO Wa hington with his battery to
attend the snaugn alinn. He WIS badly
shaken up and bruised but will be well
enough 10 lie sent ba elk mis- afternoon
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-05
MR. s1onroN RIDDLE DEAD.
aIe WINS n Prominent Citixcn OF &c.
Iershurg.

Petersburg, Va. March 4.--(SneciaD-
General Stith Boiling left for Wash
inSton yesterday afternoon 10 &C, as one
Of the marsha,s in the grand inaugural
parade there to-day.
The sales OF loose tnhncco were quite
large a some Of the warehouses to-day.
Al Farmers, warehouse there was sold
some very fine tobacco which brough
from So tn sl3.Ta per hundred pounds.
Mr. Morton Riddle d.ed at his resi-
dence. in This city. Ibis afternoon, AL 81
lingering illness, The hecea se,i was
a grandson Of Mr.. Thomas Morton. If
FRINGE Edward county and his father
was Petersburg mercha Mt \ widow
survives him with six children
Mr.. /. G.. Schoolfield was stricken With
paralysis yesterday and his condition
to day Is quite critical
Capt. w. Gordon MrCabe, OF Rich
mond. was in the city lh:s morning.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-05

THE UNITED STATES or AMERICA,
Eastern District Of observation-disclosures
On The ,, 18th day OF February, 1897. e. B.
Shea Il. ed his l.bel in the District Court
Of the United States for the Eastern Dis
trict Of Virginia. against the sloop Anna
Clark, her boats. tackle. apparel and furn!-
tine: and whereas. by virtue Of process in
due forln OF law, TO me directed. retcrn-
lave seized and taken the sad sloop Anna
Clark, ana have her In my custody No
tlG9 IS hereby given that a District Court
room, In the CITY Of Norfolk, on the 9Th
day OF March, 1897, for the trial OF said
premises, and the owner or owners and
all Persons who may have or claim my In
forest arc hereby cited to be and appear
at the time and place aforesaid. to show
cause. ii any they have why a iinal decree
should not pass as prayed.
]. AZ HUDGIN.
Y. S Marshal.
BY THOMAS RI. CROSS
1e2ltomcho Deputy MurShal.
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$$ , Elizabeth City, N. C. March 4.-(spe-
/ cial: -l-r-rhe old building on the South
west corner or Church and Road streets
sSRhich was recently partially destroy.
ed, by fire Is now 'eIng torn down and
B handsome residence viii be erected
4 on The siie. Y5
500. e F e'ngan, collector for Collier &
|, Co.'S New York. Is In The CITY today. lie
sSfeInrts s;,!! COLLECTIONS.
jf. Mrs. +. Gosh who has been quite Ill
& zors several weeks :is very much improv-
Led now 81 h
3SSer,sHho was drowned q few weeks ago
" WAS washed ashore on Tuesday even
t8slng# and buried last night by starlight
!f5ilf DrlSG is he laird drowning in me Pas.
3durng the last four months
ssSs., Al rJ II aict,abe. Of the firm IF Nc
-; Sa s oe q !! Gfice. left yesterday for the
III prth where he viii purchase their
gsprlngG and summer stock.
s5ss$ ~ g. HoWlnnd Fparing who has been
Il Eo e,Tle 10 his house with pneumonia
q ! q about tnnnth Is improving rap.
81 We regret 10 learn Of our esteemed
low y ' hlsfnan. r, J. Mitcheli's Intended de-
/, sp Ill;t from our city. He will leave
,%for Norfolk at an early date.
, Services are being held at Chris,.s
~ splscntpaal chure;h da!y now. II being
Ss.ssts lcsiuIrkin and j. II. Burgess Ie # yea
Zero y for. Washington where they wit
messed the inauguration ceremonies
Enc me raHt yai services which have been
3 golng on - the tabernacle on Poindexter
s.Nyere closed last might and re-
s:Syls sal;st Cross lefi5the place.
Speighi has purchased the
gacant l9tson cortler Of Dyer and Fear.
ed by James Groves.
TO erect d handsome
sS4 There 81
click tf 6ilneA Pa. +,
b sssS sss es!y2 n Ell
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-05
JUMPED TIE TRACK.
4 Had Railway Wreck Srnr znneS.
rtiic- phin. Yesterday.

Zanesriiie O., March 81 baltimore
ana Ohio work train Jumps the ack
al Deep CUT, about three miles cas-, of
the CITY. shortly after !? O'clock o-day.
rolling down 4 twcnty-four FOO, en-
hankmtnt. killing three men instantly
and fatally injurins Two others. The
dead are:
John Twomy. Newark. O.. married.
Gus button. Newark married. engi-
neer
L. P. Johns. Newark married. IRE
UiAn .t-
Fatally injured:
1911 Dubois. Newark. front brakeman,
body crushed, leg broken.
j. II Smart assistant foreman work
train. badly crushed.
SIX or seven men were seriously IN.
jured.
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E.lIf.SbbN.

E1cnton, N. c.. March 4--tspcclal)-
Mr.. Wm. NJ BOND has returned from
Raleigh. where he has been for several
days on business
The Drummond's Point. Greenfield
and Sandy Point fishermen viii p!t
their nets in the water today
Truck peas are up and looking pre-,
~.
Mr.. r. A. Pretlow. superintendent Of
the Arbamar!e Steam Navigation com
pany. is IN town on business
Mr. D. Mckay Of this state has nc
copied position with Mr.. w s. l.enry.
Jr-. as M assistant in The drug business
Mr.. Louis Norman, Of HEREFORD, is in
town this morning
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-05
DO !! TIERS ON, Y c HAN &c
Nothing IS Left But i. Flop Over to the
Republican Organization.
The He RAILWAY LEASE INVESTIGATION
LoWcs $IEoaEe or VII : 1sa.cgis,nturc IN
s$s: Vow Engaged 81, Looi,ing into The
5-s Lease or thn NORTH, Cnrolinn Rail.
;SS why by the S,nte..southern or
taciaia Exannlnca.

S2S$ Raleigh, n. G.. March A. Especial 1.-The
u ,Tn5ority PopuEsts and the boilers have
q began q struggle. lii which there is bu, one
5s8chance for the holters--to Join the Republi-
u can party. This result Is expected BY the
n majority. who now regard the minority as
sRmere Republican puppets. The boilers
sSprolnised the Republicans to stand by
them in voting forsScnator Grants odous
election law. but Gov. Russell stopped It's
i passage, and nowSthe chairman Of the
y = boltors sees the Governor is right.
; SsS3} LUFFED THE GOVERNOR.
.sss Mator:ty Popuiists served notice on the
this party again fusing with the Rcpub
B iteans there would be none al all If this
selee ton bill passed for that then the Pop
The latter knows that with
1 out The Popnlists they cannot carry North
si i they wanted TO cut The latter
/ ora sand Z the Republicans both against
| Gornmlsslon Both caucuses lake ,hat
alorsea t. sehulken VAS put in j - Tic
|Ss'sE c s1il 5 p,nrosEcuT1bx
~ Last night A.. L. Swinson, ex-crroil,nE
CLERK Of the i.egtslatuie. told me that to-
:sson Ythe President OF the Senate ana the
J, Speaker.of the tIeuAe for breaking into his
;SoMce. The prosecution is to be criminal
S SGss The snnai ctton taken by the Populist
q insane -asylums Is commented. There are
8 some Republican, who admit 1, is bad
II Ipitics to seize these charitable nslitu-
II lions GOV. Russell IS s.sd no, to favor
the Taaas sure. The Populists say that the
v directors should be allowed to complete
4 their terms. or course the Populis,s bolt
ReFsS want possession taken Of oil offices at
once A
49, 3sg5iSSE THE RAILWAY LEASE.
s{s The third investigation OF tho matter OF
y the lease of the North Carolina railway Is
Z now. IN progress. 1t Is very tame, indeed.
"a great many people express themselves
y ORA this matter into politics. That th:a
as the effort and plan admits OF no doubt.
SlSf II vs. the Fiouse Committee which is hold
Sing the investigation this t!me--thnt com
sSScans on the floor OF the House was pre-
3 JUDGED ard would like reror, against the
4 lease. no matter what hu npended
3fR. Ed, CharmOers Smith, director and
$Sd.d mot become director nntil after The
ssdrews.g $the Southern, Chairman Wilson.
slofIlhe Ia iway comm ss1on. Gen. r.. T..
sCorollha RAILWAY. and ex-Gov. Carr were
other witnessed summoned. President
n Hoffman, Of the Seaboart; Air L!ne. wH 5
mot SUMMONED at all. It is strange, AFTER
#all the talk about him In Connection with
d the lease. nat he has not been present at
8any @! the Investigations.
SsssEDr.f Matthew Whitaker, Of Littleton,. 4
4 brother Of ex-Judge Spier Whitaker, died
TyeSt erda y. Eli ~ M 3D. 3sgE.3
ssss.,TheF Senate COMMITTEE, reported against
I, the House b:ll TO allow the people OF Blum
comb to vote against the question of n
II dlspensary at Asheville.
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BUSINESS coLLEGE-
HE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
nster.l DISTRICT or Virginia Whereas

T HE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Enster.1 D:stric! or Virginia. Whereas,
en- en- the .,, 18th day Of February, 1897, e. B.
Of the United States for the East District
0 o. ,V'rginia, against the ,sloop Delaware
ture. In the cause OF contract, c:v.la I'd mar
thine; and whereas, by virtue of process In
uue form OF law, to me directed return
abe on the 2Sd day of February, 1897, I
have Sc zed and :aken The said sloop Della
ware Oak, and have her In my custody.
Court will lie held In the United Sintes
Courtroom. IN the, City Of Norfolk, on the
9th day Of March, 1857 for the trial Of
said prem ses. and the owner or owners.
and all persons who may have or claim
any interest. are hereby cited 10 be and ap-
show cause, If any they have, why n final
decree should not pass as prayed,
j. NJ. ElUDGIN, 81
u. S. Marshal.
by THOMAS II, CROSS,
1e2ltoMch5 Deputy Marshal.
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& r.EGIsLATIvE PROCEEDINGS.
Tho Aientcnnnt Governor ana Speak
s:5IS5 sgs9s or or the xHouse 4 rrcstcd

Il n Raleigh, n. c., March 4.-(Srecial.)-
The The Senate adjourned one minute at
noon today in honor OF Mckinley. The
!kI0use refused to adjourn.
The Senate considered the revenue act
ssand put a tax Of IS on lawyers dentists
and doctors; also put tax OF $50 on
%1drufhmers from out OF the State.
YsSi::FF The, Lieut.. Governor md Speaker
were arrested this afternoon upon al
5fdayit OF a, L. Swinson. ex-enrolins
CLERK Of the Two houses. for break ins
into his Office. They were given a hear
4 3ng before a magistrate. ra
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-05
HEREFORD.

HEREFORD, March 4.-(Spcclal)-Nfr.
w J. Cobb, Of Norfolk Va, left this
mornlng on the early train.
Our County Commissioners held an
extra meeting yesterday to consider
plans and proposals for the construction
Of d. new Iron bridge
Capt. w. Y. Johnson and I. w. Mich
olson. steam boat inspectors, came over
this morning on the early train.
Mrs w II. Shnnnonhouse Is visiting
relatives In Edenton, N. c..
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-05
From Eripttic GEecls.

After the big Ore in C:ipple Creek
took very severe cold and ired many
remedies "ithuu: help The cold only be-
coming more settled. After using three
SINAI! bottles Of Chnmbeylain's Cough
Remedy both The cough and cold left
me, and IN thl: high altitude I; takes a
mer!iorious cough remedy to do any
good.--G r, Henderson editor. Daily
Advertiser. For sale by all druggists. B
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-05
JACK TARS IN LINE.

Ihcn came what 10 many was the
most interesting feature Of The parade
the battalion of sailors or the North
Atlantic squadron. They were led by
captain Sands. u. S. N, tau, spare and
erect. looking more the soldier than the
salt sailor that he Is. AS he saluted the
President with his cutlnss another great
cheer went up.
The first Governor that rode by the
reviewing stand was Bushnell, of Ohi1
tle was mounted on handsome black
horse. Governor Bushnell wore broad
Due and rcd sash across his breast; He
was apniauded Justify all along the line
ot marcn. The Ohio Governor was ac-
compnnicd by his whole staff The Penn
sylVania troops came next, one com
pany. In contrast with 5000 Or more four
years ago Governor Hastings was alb
sent by reason Of illness. Governor
Gr!ggs Of New Jersey. and his staff and
me military OF his State followed The
Pennsylvania contingent,
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The Pr,ritnnnt Anchor.

/: Whining ton. II. c.. Ma:cn 1.-The mon
iitnr Puritan anchored OF Southport this
afternoon { ":3o n'c.ock on account OF
nigh AZ northeaEterly winds She left
Charleston q 6 p. III. yesterday bound
Tor New York. If the wind continues
she VIII come In Tomorrow, All on
bo,sd are well. 81 81 SO u. #S&
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Campbell on Eennd Again with Some
thing New,

When my agent calls, look ut his spc-
cimens. hear what he says; he has
something quite new to show you.
3. S. CAMPBELL,
Bal.ent tine Building,
mh3-tt 3d0-2l4 Main street.
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IS the way lhousa nds OF people feel II Is
because ther blood IS poor. Hoods Sar-
sanar.ilh. the One True Blood Purifier,
VIII promptly Sc, them right.
HOODS PILLS are purely vegetable and
10 not purge pain or 2ripc. All druEs:sts
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-05
NO EYES FOR ADL1A,

one little incident passed almost I'M
noticed EN- Vice President Stevenson.
VINO mad retired from Office a few hours
previously, came upon The reviewing
stand while the parade was in progress
ans! proceeded to a seat unobservcd He
Watched the marching battalions for a
while and then as quietly and unosten-
tat:ouSiy had made his exit through one
OF he rear doors
General Horace Porter, the grand
marshal OF the parade. followed close he
hind the Army Band from Governor
Island that led the parade. He received
the first cheer from the throng and the
nrst bow from President McKinley ana
ICE President Hobart. who STOOD side
oN s.de in the glass enclosure Behind
ann rode TOUR young men. wearing silk
mats and frock coats, with broad sashes
or white across their breasts They, too.
received profound salutations from ,he
reviewing stand, and the people their.
broke into applause when they were rec
ogniZed
me Young men were Ulysses S. Grant,
webb G. Hayes Harry a. Garfield and
NusSell Harrison. sons Of four Repuhl:-
can PRESIDENTS of the United States.
ana they acted as aids 10 General Pori
En- behind them came the grand mar
Sha! numerous and brilliant staff. all
r.ding twelve abreast. The marching of
the regulars. cavalry, artillery. infan-
try ana marines was all that could he
desired, and drew cheers all along tho
line,