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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-24
Observation-Disclosures
WITH THE COFFEE.
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1t is high time that some bicycle police
men We're appointed. Ordinarily they are
not needed, but the scorcher is abroad in
the land and he burns holes in the side
walks. to the terror of women and child
rem, and even men have been known to
shy off from him. The paved district is
no longer held sacred, and on West Tenn
pie and West Second South streets the
Wheelmen and Wheelwomen use the side
walk just as II it was their own, and that
pedestrians had no right to it. The or
dinance provides that no wheelmen shall
run to exceed four miles per hour in
passing a pedestrian, and shall ring his
bell and. yet three fellows shot by the
writer on crowded street yesterday at
a 15-mile gait, without sounding an alarm
and When the unfortunate person whose
shoes are his sole means of locomation
did his best TO escape being run down,
they hurled ribald remarks at him.
When the wheel ordinance was passed
the promoters of the same agreed to see
to 1t that the Seorcher was abolished for
ever and aye. But the number who ride
TO and fro on the streets leading west
waTd is terrific. They ride as if going for
2 doctor, and woe to the creature which
gets in front of them. If the police de-
partment does not do something the irate
citizens are talking OF forming a Tack
club" and ascertaining what efficiency
there is in the same.
In these days when patriotic music
ic; when the unadulteratad strains of any
of the national airs causes his blood 10
Jingle, much disappointment is mani
tested over the results accomplished by
certain musical artists in attempting
varla tons 10 the standard melodies
which are beautiful only in their
simplicity The fellow who selects
the sheet music for one band
must be cosmopolitan cuss. But unless
he checks himself some one is going to
shoot him For instance, the band will
start the first bar of "Oh. Columbia the
Gem of the Ocean," IL goes all right for
this one bar, but just as the people get
their hands ready to applaud the senti-
ment expressed in the home Of tue rave
and the free the musicians insert a ham,
burger steak into he score and knock all
the enthusiasm out of the patriotic Amer
lean who eSpectantly listens. The orches-
ira RECEIVERS and gets in Il few brief
sounds about the ''shrine of each patriot 5
devotion. and then weiner schnitzel is
played. followed by a case of limburger
We all get Inspired TO declare that "A
world offers homage to thee. but we
never reach thee. No. sir. Just before
thee the leader gives his bow flourish
and injects a whole lot of The Watch on
the Rhine and Was Ist Deutches Va
terland?'' and few sections of "Oh. Du
Iieber Augustine, Augustine" and it
makes a man wish he was somewhere
else We get all ready TO rise up and
cheer The Army and the Navy. For
decide. bum. bum. bum, in comes a few
stems of beer, mess of tripe. some liver
with sour gravy, caraway seed and cab
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bage. pumpernickle, sauerkraut unG speck
and the land only knows what, all finally
ending with white and hue" just as the
listener has determined the music sheets
have been changed.
And it's so with all the rest. America Is
played from the lower space on the staf
10 the 'steenth story above it, and Dixie
is began on upper and carried down into
harmOny's basement and there left to
SILVER in the cold. Star Spangled Ban
ner" gets more rips and tears and hits and
jolts, cuffs and kicks, hammer and tongs,
than all the rest of them put together,
and could Francis Scott Key have known
how it would have been abused, he would
never have written it, SharpS and flats
are interjected without respect to the
feeling behind the music and distinct
and separate bling is heard when the
rockets red glare and the bombs burst
ing in the air gave proof through the
night that our flag was still there, while,
as if to make the thing more emphatic.
the answer to the question, ooh. say shall
the star spangled banner yet wave?'
comes in the form OF series of explosions
which type cannot describe nor words
anathemize
Now we are at war. We want our nlu-
sic unadulterated. Strike out the Ger
man songs we used to sing and give it
to US like a kentuckian takes his wet
goods-straight. This mixing krone kase,
ponhaus and blood sausage with the mel
ody is too awfully awful.
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Building Permits.

During the week the following permits
to build and make improvements were is
sued:
c. w Watson, 131 to 1876 South Sec
ond East street. three two-story
brick dwellings,. -. ............S 5000
Mrs. A. KatZ. 1905 East Second
South street, repairs after fire. 1000
w. D. Callister, West Temple street,
near Seventh South, five-room cot
tage.... 80. ......:...-...... 14OO
f, Farnes, AZ Pear street, brick cot
tdSe-..- $500. .-....--.....-.--... l,2UO
A H. Kimball. l5S North Main
street. improvements. :. -. LOO
]. E. Salisbury. near corner Eighth
West and Seventh South. brick
cottage. .....,.. -. .............. 1000
All Hallows' college, improvements. 900
William Rose. 80 Fifth East street.
frame cottage. -. ............... 500
Five minor permits. -. ............ 1.O5o
Total. -. -. 800. ........ SIS. $50
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Marriage Licenses.

During the week the following marriage
licenses were issued by the county clerk
OF Salt Lake county:
David L.. Wertheimer. De Lamar, New. .21
Gertrude Cohen, Salt Lake City...21
Hans p. Ottosen. Castle Dale.
Elizabeth Whiting. Mapleton.
Nels Monson, East Jordan. ............30
Maria Mace. Salt Lake City.....21
Henry T. Clough. Salt Lake City.
Susie Hitler. Salt Lake Citv........N
George b. Jenkins, West Jordan. q
Annie J: Lloyd. East Jordan. 10
Albert Sellers, Almy. Wyo.
Katie Fowks Almy, Wyo
John II. Quist, Big Cottonwood .26
Eliza c. K. Boyce. Granite. 25
Lyman T. Butterfield, Riverton. %
Charlotte E. Dansie, Riverton. .......2l
Carl Christensen, Salt Lake City.21
Hattie Winkless. Salt Lake City..2O
Charles L. Hammond. Ely, Nev....5
Agnes Biddle, Chicago, Ills...23
Dell A Buck, Salt Lake City.....4O
Margaret L. Bahrenburg, Salt Lake. .9S
Heman Borgquist. Salt Lake City.22
Rose Richards, Salt Lake City.22
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Beware of slough ice. Ask your ply
stefan or any of your neighbors how
If compares with our Park City or dis
filled water ice. We guarantee you a
prompt and satisfactory delivery. Our
solicitor will call on you. Remember
the red wagons. Telephone IS.
SALT LAKE ICE co.
]. c. LYNCH, Manager.
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CITY CIRCULATION.

The City Circulation of The Herald
AaH been leased to Mr. J. o. McCrack-
en-. Subscribers who do not receive
their papers promptly will confer a
favor If they make complaint to The
Herald counting rom.
All checks for city subscriptions
should be made payable 20
J. o. M'CRACKEN.
City Circulation.
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Enthusiastic Reception Given
the Gallant Regiment.
CONTINUOUS OVATION
FOR OUR OLD FRIENDS
Great Crowd at the Short Line
Depot.

Met at Ogden By Governor Wells and
Staff and a Committee-A Great
Crowd at the Depot-omcers Dined
at the Alta Cuba Speech By
'NThe Fighting Chaplain"-The
Soldiers Wildly Cheered-"Re-
member the Maine"
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Notice to Horse Own ers.

John Harrington wishes to inform
those owning horses that he is prepared
to give special attention to boarding
horses at reasonable rates. Call at
stables. II and 10 West South Temple
street, or telephone No. 273. Good SER
vices guaranteed.
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SECONDHAND FURNITURE. at 207-
2O9 State street. Goods sold on easy pay
ments- NJ Weber
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AGENTS.-$1G0 weekly and expenses
guaranteed good men TO sell Arctic Re-
frigerating Machines for cooling Refrig
than ice; indestructible. everlasting
Every owner of a Refrigerator buys them,
as the saving of ice in one month more
than pays for machine. Have over $500
in use; LOCO testimonials from leading
merchants of the L. S; greatest monopoly
ever offered agents; no competition: ex-
elusive territory assigned good statesmen.
Write today and secure your territory be-
fore it is taken. Arctic Refrigerating Co.,
Cincinnati. o.
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Take Your Fnmily

to the Walker House cafe; you will
find the best the season affords (you
will enjoy it, I'm sure), as everything
is neat, wholesome and clean; the only
frst-class family cafe in Salt Lake City.
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CHARGE OF PERJURY
Warrant Issued For the Arrest of
Samuel Mcintyre.
ANOTHER AJAX MOVEMENT
ALLEGED HE MADE FALSE Al
LEGATIONS ON OATH.

Mcintyre Made Affidavit to a Cross
Complaint Which Contained I'm
true Statements, According to the
Deposition of the Complaint
Case Will Be Set For Hearing
Before the Nephi Justice Some
Time Next Week.
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SOCIETIES.
7--~7~-~-~-~~~---- -------->---~-------
Masonic Notice.

MT. MoRIAH LODGE NO 2. A F. and
A Nj. Regular communications held at
moath. Members of sister lodges ard
soiournfng brethren in good standing ars
cordially invited to attend.
a g STATEN. W. NJ
CHRISTOPHER D1EHL. Secretary
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The Kee1ev Institute

For the cure Of liquor, opium and
cigarette habits. The only Kelley in
stitute in the state. Address lock box
4SO. Salt Lake City
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DR.. E. M. Keysor. dentist, Auerbach
building. rooms 200 and POI. Speciality OF
crown and bridge work; gold and sill
yer filings.
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It's Warming Up.

Our spring underwear will soon be
needed; light weights, new colors, all
sizes.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
166 Main Street.
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AGENTS FOR Maine memorial souve
mir; quick seller: sample and terms s
cents. Haring & Geyer, 31S Broadway,
New York.
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with our work on shirts, collars. cuffs,
fiannels, blankets, lace curtains and
shirt waists.
TROY STEAM LAUNDRY.
los Main Street.
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Extreme Novelties
in colored fedora hats, with contrast
colored brirns.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
165 Main Street.
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BORN.

F. NJ. Bishop has removed his assay
Office to 156 South West Temple.
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New Lines

NEW LlneS
Of fancy vests; some decided novelties
to show you.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
166 Main Street.
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We Can Please

YOU in suspenders or handkerchief
lines.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
f66 Main Street
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ACENTs MANrEn IN go. ,,..

AGENTS WANTED in every water
works town in the United States for the
1898 Modern filter; latest and most
novel design; first ever made to recharge
in one minute: one gross fibre cotton"
filings Ga years supply given with each:
light, neat, handsome; sells soon as foul
cotton: reteils S1.OO: plain faucet attach
ment retails SOC; full line samples weight
10 oz.) by mail, Coo; exclusive territory:
first samples. first choice: no dealers:
guarantee 10 show sediment in every
water system or redeem samples. Jones
Mfg. Co., Boston, Mass.
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FLOUR GOES UP.

Al Advance OF twenty-five cents a
Hundred.
The local milIers' association has de-
cided to advance the price Of -four of all
grades % cents. a hundred. and this will
90 into effect at once.
This rs. the, first result of the breaking
out of hostilities on local trade. Sugar
has gone up = of a cent pound.
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Utah Commercial and Savings Bank
General banking business; interest
Maid on savings deposits F. Armstrong,
president; J. Z. Jennings cashier; "A
E. LIST South street
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STEAM HEATING.

E. G. HARRIS. with the David James
Co.. steam and hot water heating. No. 81
Main street.
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A. o. c. W.


TMDSAY'S DRAMATIC SCHOOL
F,Iocution and dramatic art Pupils pre-
nared for stage career. John ,. Lind
saw. 231 Third East; studio
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Auctionl Auctionl


On Thursday. April IS. at 1879 a. M. No.
263 West Third South street, fine lot fur
niture. Three bedroom sets, springs and
bedding, Brussels and other carpets, ex-
tension and center tables. rockers and
chairs: fine folding bed. mirror front; bed
lounge. upholstered chairs and rockers lot
pictures Encyclopedia Britannica. Web
ster's dictionary and other books; fine
steel range. cost $50; lot fine homemade
preserves. lot china and glassware. lace
curtains and poles. laundry furniture
stepladder. chickens and chicken house,
fencing, garden tools, fine gasoline stove
and oven, etc, etc.
X. A. ANDREWS, Auctioneer.
AuctionI Auctionl
On Monday April % at 1890 a. M, at
No. Is West Third South. four bedroom
sets. sideboard hall tree. tables. carpets.
bedding. center tables. rockers, chairs, lot
fine linOleum. toilet sets, mirrors, lamps,
dishes and glassware. etc. etc.
K. y. ANDREWS. Auctioneer.
And on Tuesday. April 20 1O:30 a. M.
No SO South West Temple street house
of ~ rooms, five bedroom sets. springs and
bedding. lot carpets. center tables. chairs
and rockers. toilet sets and lamps, cook
stoves and heating stoves. dishes and
glassware, lace curtains. rugs. refriger-
ator kitchen utensils. etc. etc.
K. a. ANDREWS, Auctioneer.
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WARNING & VENTILATING.

P. ]. MORAN = STEAM AND HOE
water heating and venulating appSr@Ius-
No 10 West Second South
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THAT piece OF old jewelry or silver
ware that you have laid aside as unit
for use. may possibly be put into such
condition as to serve you as well as
new piece. To the charm of it pleasant
Presentations you may add the satisfaction
of usefulness Our repairing department.
is a hospital for the treatment OF dis
abled watches and clocks, jewelry. spec
Give Won the best sort of work. that is
the sort that is done right the first time,
the sort that someone else does not have
to work on after we have 1t. the sort tnaC
not only saves trouble but really saves
money for you in the end. Wyatt. 172-
Main street
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RASMUSSEN the wife of Lewis Ras-
mussen, on the 22nd of April, at 2:40 a.
m, daughter.
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CLAIRVOYANTS.
MAIZE. Palmist. $50 Main street.

MIND READING and cialrvoyart: tells
present and future. gives names and in
itials correctly etc. Dora Randolph, 7S
South State street: up stairs, rooms ]
and Price 25c. Here only two months
more.
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AGENTS.-$33.OO every week. giving
away free Specially Soaps as sample and
introducing and selling Perfection Gas
wick, makes kerosene lamps give brilliant
clear gaslight. Sample free to workers
L. Q. Perfection Mfg. Co. Cincinnati. o.
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$1,6OO.OO-S Speculate with your surplus
dollars. and increase your capital and in
come $4,000 realized in one week: for
rapidly amaSsing wealth and quick re-
suits, no other speculative field equals
this. Last season we realized more than
$l,6O0.O0 per month. Condor & Co.,
Boon block, Covington, Ky.
$50 INVESTED actually earning IS per
cent weekly profits. Rare chance. No
stock or Klondike scheme. Safe enter
prise. Control capital yourself. d.
Sloane. 10 ST. Paul street, Baltimore, Nd
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KEMMERER & ROCK SPRINGS

Citizens Coal Company.
53 West Second South. Tel. 40.
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RESPECTABLE LADIES to learn tho
complete art of dress cutting. at the
standard Dress Cutting Academy. 32S
Main street: also respectable teachers
wanted to take charge of schools in this
and adjoining states. Salary or commits
sion, as desired. Don't forget the num-
Der. 32S Gn the same block with Walker
Bros. dry goods store). We have no can
yassers for this system, so beware of
frauds and glib-tongued agents. Ladies
cordially invited to call and examine our
work
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

S2S: AVERAGED each week last six
years by placing SO; dividends paid week
ly; can withdraw any time; chance of a
lifetime. c. e. Cooper & Co., Covington,
Ky.
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Auctionl Auctionl
FOR RENT.

SMALL HOUSE. 1876 Ninth East.
TWO SMALL HOUSES. four rooms, 1015
and 1917 South First West.
MODERN four-room cottage complete
ly furnished. piano. ETC. Apply No. 4.
Floral avenue.
NICE FURNISHED ROOMS and board
for gentlemen. Enquire at ISL North West
Temple street.
4s HOUSES. all prices, kinds and loca-
tions: furnished and unfurpished; the
only complete list. futile Broe.
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RuBRER TIRES.

have added to my carriage works .
-,1bbar tire plant and am now prepared to
nIt rubber tires on all kinds of vehicle
wheels, light or heavy:
PHIL KLIPPLE.
1858 Market street
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DRUG CLERK. to do relief work, from
middle of May TO July ]. Address A. y.
Herald.
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WANTED.

GOOD WOMAN. without children. to
take charge of small. furnished. private
boarding house: close in. Inquire room
6. 4612 West Second South.
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GIRL FOR general homework. Apply
1873 Centre street
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PERSONAL.

LADIES, my monthly regulator never
fails; trial box. 10 cents. Mrs. B. Rowan,
Milwaukee, Wis.
LADIES': Chichesters English PennyroyaI Pills
A. Diamond Brand are the Best. safe. Reliable:
Take otner- send
fO Ladies n .EITzE By Return Mall. a DruyEists-
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500 PER MONTH.-Why be poor or
hard up when an intelligent lady or gen
tleman can get light, easy position (all
or part time) paying 800 per month? A.
World Mfg. Co., 90 Cincinnati Ohio. Per
manent. Write for place
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MISCELLANEOUS.

All KINDS scavenger work done by
che new CITY Scavenger company, 221
East Eighth South street
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BICYCLES and Sundries.

c.roeschner & Gartmann ia West First
c,,I+L Street Salt Lake City agents for
SSonarchs, $50 and $50; Defiance. $40 and
s90. Aiaskas. $50 Repairing in all It's
Irsrches also general machine repairs
~ oil kinds. All work guaranteed
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MONEY TO LOAN.
LOST.

ONE LIGHT Jersey cow: droop horns.
Return to Orson Rogers, Ill Third street,
and get reward.
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PLUMBING AND TIN WORK

THE DAVID JAMES CO. plumbing and
cornice work No. 81 Main street
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Cash REGISTER.

NATIONAL CASH Registers Oscar
GroshelI Sole Agent. Utah. 221 Main.
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WE ADJUST promptly, pay promptly
and give satisfaction always. Ensign &
Elder, Fire Assurance, 432 Atlas block
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CROWDS AT SALT LAKE.

The crowd at the station in this city
was an immense one, several thousand
people surging to and fro on the nlat-
form awaiting the arrival of the trains.
The regular train south pulled into the
depot and was greeted with great
cheering, until it was discovered there
were no soldiers aboard and then the
cheers changed to boots of derision
on the part of the small boys.
But when the next one came in: the
two cars bearing the officers, the cheers
were genuine Thew were long con-
tinued too, and the ovation given the
men who wear the blue was SO intense
that Colonel Theaker instantly DOTTED
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SALESMEN-$100 month and ex-
penseS guaranteed selling to merchants
and families our machines for cooling re-
friGerators; guaranteed 10 per cent cheap
er than ice. For full particulars address
Arctic Refrigerator Co., Cincinnati, o.
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BY COMPETENT PERSON. places to
wash on first three days of week. Adj
dress box 90 Herald.
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ONLY PERFECT Vapor Bath Great
est seller on earth. Hygienic Bath Cabi-
net Co, Nashville, Tenn.
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EXPERIENCED hand to iron shirts on
dry.
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TO EXCHANGING, have property in
every corner of this glorious republic 10
exchange for Salt Lake real estate.
futile Bros. 149 South Main street
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2. /. WILLIAMS.

Mr.. Williams was again called upon
to address the guests before their de-
parture. He said he recognized, with
all the enthusiasm, and shared in it.
Yet to him it was an event of great
seriousness. The men were going to
the front to perform a great duty. The
motto Of this nations soldiers was our
country, right or wrong. Our hearts
are with all who go, and from east to
west the call to arms is being responded
to with earnestness and willingness. He
hoped the time would come when the
club could welcome the Sixteenth home,
and that victory would be as soon as it
was certain. That we could then stand
and say that Spanish rule had retired
to the shores Of Europe, and had no
further place in America.
AND NOW FAREWELL.
And then came the parting AS one
man the members of the club suddenly
ceased the hilarity. JOY at the meeting
had taken wing, and the sadness of
farewell was there. Men shook hands
with a fervor not generally used. 1t was
evident to all that some of the partfngs
might be the last, and that eyes were
looking into eyes which may close in
death on the CORY field of carnage.
Most of the citizens escorted the Of
ficers to the depot, and the train pulled
out amid cheers and fareweils.
The Sixteenth had gone.
Some of the officers were very much
affected with what happened. The gen.
eraI impression was that the people
here had a warm place in their hearts
for them, and. as one captain expressed
himself. lit was just like leaving
hcnle'
But they speed on to the front with
the knowledge that the best wishes of
those who met them go with them and
that every confidence is placed in their
ability as soldiers of America.