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Iron County register., 1897-09-16
DISTRESS AND DISASTER
The Beginning OF What Promises to BE q
Tragic Chapter at dawson City.

The Beginning OF What Promises to BE
Tragic Chapter at dawson City.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 1.-THE Ex-
aminer prints the following:
OTTER POINT, B. c., Sept. 1.-THE
steamer Cleveland has arrived from ST
Michaels, bringing with her from the
Yukon gold fields a story of distress
and disaster.
The miners she has on board and of
ficers in charge of the ship tell the
story of disaster and distress at Daw,
son. The winter has set in at the min.
ing city of the frozen north, and the
stores have closed their doors, for they
have nothing to sell. Those who have
been seeking gold now must seek fol
food or starve.
While there may be tendency tt
exaggerate the actual conditions OF
famine threatens the adventurous
men and women who made their way
to the K1ondike.
Hundreds of unruly spirits are flock.
ing to Dawson. Threats of violence
are being made on every side. Indig.
nation meetings, heavy with muir.
INJURED threats of vengeance, are held
at st. Michaels by those who see little
hope of advancing up the river anc
less of getting back to civilization.
The first signs of the winter are
apparent on the river Yukon, which
is beginning to freeze, and in q few
weeks will be closed.
Enormous prices are now being paid
for food at dawson and IL Is IL nos
sible that more than four vessels with
provisions can arrive before the river
is mass of ice.
Iron County register., 1897-09-16
BELLE MEMPHIS SUNK.
NIKE PAlaeaAl Anchor Line Boat at the Boz
eOm OF the Mississippi

NIKE PAlatlAI Anchor Line Boat at the Boz
eOm OF the Mississippi
Sr. LOUIS, Sept pt1O.-News of the sink
ing OF the Anchor line steamer Belle
Memphis at $50 Wednesday evening,
near Grains island, in the Mississippi
river, just below Chester, Ill, was re-
: eeived here by General Manager Gus C.
-MeiSSonier.
There were about q hundred passen-
gers on board, many of them st. Louis
people All of them got off without
accident. and were forwarded on the
Pargoud.
The Belle Memphis was re built about
two years ago. She was worth from
SO, 900 to 500, 900, and was insured for
about half of her value. From the
damage to her keelson it is thought
she will be total wreck She is sup
opposed 20 have struck q sunlxen snag
chat ripped right through her bottom.
She had about 200 tons of freight
aboard, which will be saved with but
very little damagU. From the depth
ssf the water in which she is lying the
&nrniture and fittings of the cabins
and upper portion of the boat will be
saaxed. and the hull may eventually ba
-xAissd.
Iron County register., 1897-09-16
1T IS YELLOW FEVER.

The Doctors Now Know What They Have
TO Contend With = Reports to Surgeon
General WymAn from Members OF the
Marine Hospital Service ON the Ground
Stringent Measures VIII be Adopted &C
Prevent Its Spread.
WASHINGTON, Sept 1o.-Dr. John
Guiteras, the yellow fever expert. tele-
graphed to Surgeon-General Wyman
yesterday as follows, from Ocean
Springs. Miss:
''Of three suspicious cases reported
by me yesterday, one confirms yellow
fever by autopsy; another by subse-
quent course; the third case is not
yellow fever. To-day have diagnosed
another case of yellow fever. We
have, then, two cases in a sick list OF
CO. There have been here a few cases
of yellow fever in the midst of wide
spread epidemic of dengue."
Assistant Surgeon Norman, at New
Orleans, telegraphed as follows:
BY courtesy of President Olliphant. send
the following announcement to be published
tomorrow morning:
To the President and Members Of the Louis
lana Board Of Health
GENTLEMEN: We, the physicians who have
been requested to examine into the nature of
4
spectfully report that in their collective as
poets they should be regarded as suspicious
and should be taken charge of by the board oi
health.
DR. LEMoUNIER-
DR. COURERTO..
DIR. PICKHAN.
DR. PETIT.
DR. PARHAM.
Guiterss has been invited to visit New Or.
leans
The detention camp equipment,
shipped from WaynesvilIe, Ga, has ar
rived in the vicinity of Ocean Springs,
and Surgeon Murray has been in
structed by DR.. Wyman to select &
site. Its location has not yet been
definitely determined, the surgeon
general having under consideration q
place recommended by DIR. Murray,
Passed Assistant Surgeon White left
here last night to take charge of the
camp.
DIR. Wyman has taken measures tC
strengthen the border line inspection
service already inaugurated by the
states of Alabama and Louisiana, tc
prevent the spread of the disease.
Passed Assistant Surgeon Glennan
has been ordered to Grand Bay, where
the Louisville & Nashville crosses into
Alabama, to assist the officer already
designated by that state. An officia
probably will soon be sent to the point
where the same railroad crosses the
Mississippi-Louisiana state line.
Measures have also been taken BY
the surgeon general to ascertain the
correctness of the reports that yellow
fever has developed at other points in
Mississippi, notably at Perkinton and
at Scranton, where DIR. Sullivan is said
to have reported two suspicious cases
to the president of the Louisiana STATE
board of health. Surgeon Carter viii
go to the latter place, and Surgeon
Murray is expected to follow him,
leaving DIR. Wasdin tempo arily in
charge at Ocean Springs. If the reports
of the existence OF fever at those places
are found correct, stringent measure:
will promptly be adopted to prevent
its spread.
Iron County register., 1897-09-16
ARMY OF WEST VIRGINIA.
s0meers Elected at the Business Session Of
the Society.

sOmeers Elected at the Business Session OF
the Society.
COLUMBUS, O.,Sept. 1O.-At the busi-
ness session of the Society of the Army
of West Virginia the following officers
were elected:
President w. 81. Powell, sBelleville,
I'LL secretary and treasurer, p. f. Zeiss,
Middleport, o.; assistant secretary, G.
j. Roberts, Wheeling; vice-presidents,
L. ii. Duval, Wellsburg. w. Va; Van
HI. Bulley, Parkersburg, w. Va; B.
NJ. Skinner, Pomeroy, o.; j. L..
Vance, Gallipolis, o.; g. ]. Walker,
Jackson, w. Va; w. b. Warwick, Luz
casville, o.; r. L. Curtis, Marietta, o.;
j. G. Bishop, Columbus, o.: j. A. Bolts
ford, Youngstown. o.; o. S. Wilson,
Athens, o.; E. s. Wilson, Ironton, o.;
4. ii. Mckee, Washington, d. c.; Capt.
j. II. Burns, U. s. A., Columbus, o.;
Thayer Melvin, Wheeling, w. Va.
Iron County register., 1897-09-16
STRUCK BY A TYPOON.
Cwenty-One of the Crew, Nine of Who
were Whites, Missing.

cwenty-One OF the Crew, Nine OF Whom
were Whites, Missing.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 11.-Private
advices have been received here that
the British steamer Cheang Hye Teng,
in the Shanghai-Penang trade, found
cred during a typhoon while on the
voyage from Penang to Shanghai, via
Yokohama, on or about August Is.
The news of the wreck was brought
to Shanghai by Mate Crossman and
part of the crew, who reached there in
one of the ships boats after suffering
untold horrors for five and half days,
during which time they had neither
food nor water. Twenty-one of the
crew, nine of whom were whites, are
missing. Capt. Scott stood on the
bridge when the steamer foundered,
and just as the last boat pulled away
committed suicide by shooting himself
q the head with a revolver.
Iron County register., 1897-09-16
THE CUBAN TARIFF.

The Schedules Are as Vet Incompletely
Published.
MADRID, Sept 1.-The Official Ca
zette has not yet completed the publi-
cation of all schedules of the new Gu
ban tariff. The reduction in the duty
on American goods in general is con-
viderable. Upon crude petroleum the
duty is not changed, but there is a con-
siderable reduction in the duty of re
fined petroleum.
The duties on firearms and canned
goods as articles of luxury are slightly
increased
Iron County register., 1897-09-16
PABST-LEMP.

Miss HIlda Lemp to BE Married to CoA
Gus Pabst In London.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. IA telegram from
Milwaukee announces that the mar.
riage of Miss Hilda Lemp, daughter of
one of the millionaire brewers of this
city, to Col. Gustav G. Pabst, son of
Milwaukee's big brewer, which was to
have taken place here late in the fall
will come off next Monday in London.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemp will be present at
the wedding.
Iron County register., 1897-09-16
THE POSTAL CARD CONTRACT.

To Examine the Capacity of the Mil ORer-
Ing TO Make the Cards.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.-Third As.
sist Postmaster-General Merritt went
to Piedmont Va. yesterday, to investi-
gate the facilities of the West Virginia
Paper Co. for supplying the postal
cards required for the next four years.
Mr.. Merritt said before starting yes
terday that if he found the conditions
at the mill satisfactory he had no
doubt that Mr.. Daggett's bid would be
accepted. The terms of the contract
call for about ZOO, OOO, 900 cards year.
Iron County register., 1897-09-16
DOUBTS SET AT REST.
The Marine Hospital Service is GrappIIn
with the Yellow Pest.

The Marine Hospital Service is Graphing
with the Yellow Pest.
WASHINGTON, Sept 1O.-Yesterday
afternoon Surgeon-General Wyman re-
eeived the following from Surgeon
Murray at Ocean Springs:
Third autopsy held by Wasdin. Di
agnosis of yellow fever consented to
by Guiteras, Carter, Cant and Mini.
maus. The above was one of the sus-
piciOus cases seen be Guiteras Wednes-
day."
This telegram sets at rest all doubt
as to the existence of yellow fever at
Ocean Springs, and the Marine hospi-
tai service now fully realizes that it is
graphing with the awful plague.
Iron County register., 1897-09-16
THIRTY MEN KILLED

By an Explosion of Dynamite in q MAga-
xIne.
JOHANNESBURG, Sept. 11.-An explo-
sion of dynamite has taken place in
the magazine of the George Goch Deep
Level mine, causing terrible havoc.
Five white men and 25 Kaffirs sru
known to have been killed.
Iron County register., 1897-09-16

Upon the stomach and bowels are Fpe-
trated hv multitudes of injudicious pple
who, upon experiencing the annoy4e q
constipation in a slight degree, infrate
their bowels with drenching evakntss
s,te,,f soref;mps even. kper-
:. 5.sl;os. -. dS-ssnts,v az niles Hosker'a
Stossa.6 R:ttsrs ;s the tIT.e snccedandh for
thS s;, IL = at once in brat
ing. gentle and effectual. 1t also hsnea
dyspepsia, malarial complaints, rheu tlsm
and kidney troubles.
Iron County register., 1897-09-16
The DROUGHT.

It HAS Been Severely Felt In Western
Missouri.
ST.. JOSEPH, Mo-, Sept. 10.-Late corn
in this section has been seriously in
iured by the prolonged drought, and
the crop will be much shorter than ex-
pected. Early corn is said to be out of
danger, but many fields of late corn
will be good only for fodder. The hot,
dry weather has also injured the fruit
crop. and pastures are burning up,
with stock water very scarce. The
drought is the most severe for many
years
Iron County register., 1897-09-16
Exonerated Her Father ana Died.

CHICAGO. Sept. 11.-Vedella Sayers
who was burned by the explosion of =
lamp hurled at her brother by her en-
ragged father, Thursday night. is dead.
The girl made an ante-mortem state
ment generating her father from
blame
Iron County register., 1897-09-16
INDIANS MAY FIGHT.
Rueblos May Resist an Attempt to Arress
Certain of Their Tribe.

Certain of Their Tribe.
SANTA FE, N. NJ, Sept. 10.-Maj.
Nordstrum, United States agent in
charge of the Pueblo Indians, has been
investigating the maltreatment of an
aged squaw by Indians at the instiga-
tion of the religious order known as
priests of the Bow"
The old woman was suspended by
the wrists until she confessed that she
had bewitched the noStrums of the
medicine men and prevented them
from effecting cures.
Four troops of United States cav
airy will be concentrated at Zuni on
the 18th inst. 70 arrest the ringleaders
IN the assault, and it is possible that
the Indians will fight.
Iron County register., 1897-09-16
DIRECT ROUTE TO FRISCO.
The Santa Fe win Get 1t by Acquiring .
New Line.

New Line.
JOHANNESBURG, Cal, Sept. 1o.-It is
stated on good authority that the rail-
road soon to be built, connecting this
place with Kramer. will eventually
pass into the hands of the Santa Fe
company. Johannesburg is to be the
terminus for the present, but within
the next few months the road will be
continued to connect with the Valley
road ut or near Bakersfield This will
give the Santa Fe direct route to San
francisco.
Iron County register., 1897-09-16
WHERE ARE THEY ATp
5 Chattanooga = Tennessee or = Georgia
Tounq

Is Chattanooga = Tennessee or = Georgia
Town?
ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. 10.-A question
has been sprung here which may result
In Chattanooga, which has long been
known as one of the leading cities of
Tennessee, becoming q Georgia town.
Doubt has been thrown upon the ac-
curacy of the survey of the boundary
line between this state and Tennessee,
and if the theory of eminent legal
authorities here is confirmed it may be
found that Chattanooga il on GeGrgia
soil.
Iron County register., 1897-09-16
Coal Running Low.

DULUTH, Mimi, Sept 1.-THE coa
situation here is in q very critical con-
dition. There are now on hand only
about GO, 900 tons of soft coal at the
head of the lake. against nearly 125 /;
600 tons last year.
Iron County register., 1897-09-16
The aTenfal,m Retort.

The Eskimo housewife was shouting
IN the back stairs. Mary" she cried,
nit's time you were getting break.
fast"
The hired girl snorted petulantly.
aAw. you make me tired" she ex-
claimed. calling me before February
every morning!"
such is life In Sc degrees IS min,
ntes, north latitude. up 70 Data.
Iron County register., 1897-09-16

Aliens Foot-Ease, q powder for re-
It cures painful, swollen, smarting q
instantly takes the sting out of c9 a.
bunions. It's the greatest comfort dpve
of the age. Aliens Foot-Ease mai tlg
or new shoes feel easy. 1t is cert Gu
for sweating, callous, hot, tired. acf4 re
Try it to-day. Sold by all druggists sh
stores, 25c Trial package, FREE. ite
Allen S. Olmsted, Leroy, n. Y.
Iron County register., 1897-09-16

There is no time boy feels greed tha
when he introduces his wife the fntlme
-WashinVton Democrat.
Iron County register., 1897-09-16
snake Into YOur shoes

How slow a person seems to reaThen
you are waiting for his paper.-Waslgton
Democrat.
Iron County register., 1897-09-16

Every once in awhile the statent IL
made that parents are better to girls
than to their boys-Atchison Glok
Iron County register., 1897-09-16

To Cure q Cold in One
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine TAB. All
druggists refund money If it fails toe. 2oc.
Iron County register., 1897-09-16

Many a woman can do exquis en-
broidery, but can't darn sock,-Fhing-
ton Democrat
Iron County register., 1897-09-16

Piso's Cure cured me of Thr and
Lung trouble of three years stane.-E'
Iron County register., 1897-09-16
Weyler C allied On to Explain the Loss oi
Victor de Las Lucas.

MADRID, Sept. 1.-THE minister OF
war has cabled Capt.-Gen. Weyler ask.
ing for an explanation regarding the
capture by the insurgents of Victor de
Las Lunas, which is defended by seven
forts, having two Krupp guns among
their armament.
It is stated that the intention of the
insurgents is to establish their govern
ment there and to obtain the recogni-
tion of their belligerency by the United
States.
A Spanish expedition will be organ
lied to recapture Victor de Las Lunas.
To Survey New Route Co the K1Ondike.
Gold Region.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-THE coast
and geodetic survey was notified yes
terday that Assistant Rodgers in
charge at San Francisco would start
last night on the survey of the Lynn
canal leading to the Klondike region.
The survey will extend to Dyes and
Skaguay and will be very thorough.
No difficulties are apprehended. as the
survey can proceed through the fall
and winter as Mr.. Rodgers will keep
along the water routes and not go
through the dangerous mounta'a
passes.
Iron County register., 1897-09-16
THE CHEF THIE

In MoIntoiolns Good Health Is p Rich,
Nourishlp9 Blood.
The blood carries nourishm and
furnishes support for the organerves
and muscles. 1t must be madeh and
pure If you would have stronerves,
good digestion, sound sleep, O you
would be rid of that tired feelt those
disagreeable pimples, eczema, or ofula.
No medicine is equal to Hoods k,sapa-
rilla for purifying the blood. 1t iEmedi-
cine of genuine merit and wilb you
wonderful good. T now.
Iron County register., 1897-09-16

HaII'a Catarrh Cure
Ia taken internally. Price 75c.
A ball player does not object being
called fast.-Atchison Globe.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-18
A SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
a LITTLE BOy uUN OVER ny 4
MOTOR can
WIN Likely Lose ~ Leg Ms the Nc-
suIt~-iiow the Anair Oc-
cured.

The lItllo i-yrarol son Of WIN Clark.
q I1reman Oh the Houston and Texas Cen
irsi railroad. VINO lives IN the Sixth ward.
had terrible accident to happen to him
yesterday about y o'clock, when he was
run over and badly hurt by street car.
The accident happened In front OF the
sixth ward school house on Washington
street. and tho little fellow was badly In
Jurod IN The right leg.
The street car oompany's statement as
TO Tho way The accident occurred Ia rs fol e
lows
About o'clock Sunday afternoon car
No. 3d. a large. open cur was passing the
sixth ward school house on Washington
street, At about tho ratio OF eight miles m
hour, when the mot1rman raw the lttlo
boy some five or six feet In from OF tho
car. running aH n about 10 cross tho track
with q man shouting 10 the child to atop.
The powc. was Immediately cut OF tho
brakes put on, and the car stopped east OF
tn school house but II came too late to
save Tic child, who was struck about mid q
way oi Ube car by the drnwhoad bangor
aud knocked down In the center OF tho
track, all the car passing over him aud
going aome five or six feet beyond before
IT could be stopped,
Tho little fellows iniurics,wcre dressed
by nr Wood, who called IN 'Dr. Archer 10
nselRt him. and II wah discovered that the
right lex, from the knee to the foot was
badly bruised and manglod, though no
bones werc broken.
Tho ipjnrica are nf q very grave chnrac-
ter. ana everything W being done 10 snve
lhn unfor,unnto little boys leg. but DR..
wood fears lint n win have IN ia ,,rr,,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-18
Personal MENTION.

# w Romnn OF San Antonio In In the
city for q few days.
u A, Pearson Of Richmond ~ In tho
city guest n, the bristol.
II. NJ White and wife OF Cincinnati
are IN town on a prospecting trip
II T Robertson Of Nnrborne. Mas. Ia
IN town hooking over Harris county lands.
A A. 'Bagcy OF Richmond arrived in
The city yesterday and rs stopping AZ the
iir.sto,
j. u, Payne and wife Of San Antonin
ana G, a Jarobs OF Palestine were Hutch.
ms House arrlvitn yesterday.
Coon camo IN from HNchcoc,,
Yesterday to spend n few days In town
ana ~ Registered NJ the Capitol.
MIR. G A. ISlljac and daughter Miss
Mimic. returned home SATURDAY nish,
",.ef mohtl's VISIT Ia san Antonio.
w w Msnntng OF blackberry. G. g.
Hhilqurri OF El Campo and josonh Smttt
"i LShchhprg are guests at the Uutchlna
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-18
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A QUARANTINE INCIDENT,
How Houston Man Footed II
Through -Four Counties.

How Houston Man Footed II
Through -Four Counties.
Mr., #. y. Glover OF this city has more
reason to complain OF the effects OF the
quarantine than almost anyone else: at
least he thinks 30. Shortly before quar-
antlno was declared. he had occasion TO
20 to Bryan on business. leaving hiH wfe
ana children at home, When ne hGl been
In Bryan few days, to his horror. the
hwtnl report that yellow fever WAS In
Houston was sent abroad. and, IN an ngo
ny OF Tear for HIS loved Cncs Mt home, he
dropped everything and decided that he
must return home Immediately, at nil
hazards, but to further add to his dis
may, he learned that all u0mmunica tlon
with Houston had been shut on and these
Obstacles, instead of dcterring him, IN
creased the power OF HIS fears, and IN
desperation he decided TO make the Jour
neg on foot.
IT doesn't rain, but It pours" sorrow
upon sorrow ana difficulty upon dii. tulty
ecoi0ed to have beaet his path; W. when,
louttor0 and weary, he saghci The cum
" INC OF Waller county. imnsIde rs dis.
may when he was aternly told tbrckci
M by buHtling line of shotguns n ere
formidable than the lanuea faced by VII
Ter county comm or gwinc, ru %oho.
phon ma the ten thouElnd were noe in II
AZ hil-nothlnR could stop tho traveller,
ana since he could not go through Waller
no would 80 around It. iila pccI.ti\
which had been bulging NTH hem taud.
wiehes $50 his friends sny) IN leaving
Bryan, wcro now sadly ahrunken ;he 60.
rlo In the woods He'd at ais app.rlLh as
II pursued by ghosts; but tuero was r.tnty
OF room In The forcsta TO slaep, the Pc
cana and hickory nuts were mesh ana
juicy. aud Mr. Glover iaborsd or ,ni,il he
arrived In Houston latter lou. days al
travelling. amounting o sometl''ag ever
100 miles and the trayerRi1g OF bragos,
crimes, Montgomery and harris cotnt!os)
when hc learned that the quarantine had
been raised ftw hours bcfom.
Mr.. Glover stoutly mtnslins that he
wnA assisted part OF tho woV ~ an
oblglng mule, but his friends tahe tho
statement with a pinch OF salt; nnl H. ls
rnmorcd that he haA had the raptainey OF
several crack infantry companies oaerod
him.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-18
be given 10 books by 'Tcxng authors"
"tHher things being c1unI."

ether things being equal
| Now have no adverse criticism TO make
on the law however ! may regret hat IL
| does not read "5Ou.hnfn' inAtend "
"ToXnn" authors, aud thus put on an equal
| footing with books by Texans those Of such
| authors as Commodore Mathew ". Mnury.
| the great scientist and Confederate patriot.
Colonel G., 4, Venablo. ,he great malhe-
| matioinn and gallant staff oficrr OF Lcc.
| who 30 often lod TcXana into battle, Pro-
| fea8orH \ 7 Derry, and y T. SANFORD
| ~ Georgia Professor Holmes OF the un'-
voisliy VI Virginia. aud othcH; but am
sure That you VIII sa the Importance OF
having n thorough compariBon made. 90
that IL shah DO perfectly clear ihnt tho best
books are selected,
shall have before the "achopi book coin
niasion,' which meets here On next Sat.
ufiny, the 9Th instant. aud continues III
| executive session for thirty days, 10 OK
anime and recommend boofA TO the Achool
book hoard" which naaily decides on the
questions my School History Of the United
states, The only ToxnH book that VIII
compete with H. go far ~ I am aware. n
ljr CoOparB History o. our Country"
Al that I nak IL fair comparison OF
hlH book aud mine. and | am cure ihnt II
VIII b" found, especially by M old Con-
tudrtata, thai ! team the truth the whole
truth. aud nothing but the truth. concern
Ing our great struggle for constitutional
lrcodoln and that our children oush. to bo
taught hc facts which / olcarly set forth.
bog, therefore That you "il carefully
examine tho enclosed circular and that II
thfie ~ anything that y0n. or your camp.
can properly do 10 Influence the commits.
sion, the tc0rd, or It's Individual mombcr4,
You VIII promptly do so. | would chotr-
fui'} ncnd ydl COPY ~ my history but
TOT IN" facl nat my nrnt edition h about
exhausted, and II Win take II little white
10 bring out u second edition.
WIZ hest Wishes, very truly Your Old
Nomrldc, j. WIN. Ionoa.
chaplain noneral Ilnted Confederate Vet
Ornnn
IA The camp had already indorgcd tbIs
history aud 20 notified Mr. Jones, the LETT
ter vas received and flied
communication was read from John NJ
ItlcaardHon Of I)ainRcrfield. Toxna eubu IL
ing Confederate reunion cong. Leo Was
Right. Comrades True" dedicated to Mi
| true cN'Contcd ratio anldlora and thor
lehcendnna The song was received with
thanks
romrndc lambert asltcd comrado Hunter
10 romln1 the llnauras i.eaRiia OF ito pfnui
Fe 10 b"nd an Invitation 70 tho State dlvi.
SION reunion to be- held nd san Aniottio
November 50. inviting tho state dennri
in"nt To meet next Vcar I'm IIouaton
cumradc nrnnard prevented TO thn cann
some valuable histories aud old ncwApararA
containing interesting altetchon of Don.
fedcrale history
Commander Ilrbvene nnpointod nm n,o
SICK Wlirf committee Comrnde. q y
Heavens, ] W. He'll. q A. urnnnrl ana
T u Hnrsflcld "'''
The camp then Adjourned