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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-22
SOUTHERN METHoDIsTs.
EvangeItsts Called Aparchirts--Dater
of the Conferences.

Baltimore, May 21,--The general confer
cree Of the Methodist Episcopal church.
South had warm session today on the
limitation OF evangelists The question was
on the adoption OF \ law forbidding evaf
gelists to enter o charge and hold services
without the conEels Of the pastor. During
the discussion Rev Sam Jones sat on tho
platform in rocking char. Searching al
lusiors were sde TO ovapgeiIsts, but he
sat uumoyed Evangelist were relerrcd 10
as anarchists. met who make trouble,
etc.
Il was also intimated that several evan
ge!ists were after money "he proposed
reg lation was finally adopted
Tbs plan of Episcopal visitation OF the
bishops CT the Methodist Episcopal ohurch.
South. for the ensuing year was announced.
The conferences are divided into ten dis
t-icIs.
Bishcp John c. Keener OF New Orleans,
who was recently retired at mis- own re-
quest. was not assigned Following is the
name OF the conference, the date of holding
| IL and the bishop who Will have charge
| ]. W Wilson. japan mission Kobe, ia
ran, August rs.
Korean mission, Seoul. Korea, September
! Is.
China mission. Shanghai. China, octo-
Der 20.
Second District--Bishop John C. Gran
hurry. Illinois: Wayerly. III. September
II, Kentucky. johannesburg, KY, Septem-
| Der IA Louisville Ky September n; Bal
tiniore Alexandra. Va
Third District Bishop r. X. Iiargrove.
West Virginia. Catlettsburg. ky,. septsm-
Ter Z; Holston. MorrstowD. September .;
Virginia. Portsmouth. Va. September IL,
South Georgia. Hawkil,syiile. Ga, Decem-
| Der :.
Fourth District Bishop W. w duncan.
| New Mexico FL Paso, Texas. September 8,
New Mexico. chihuahua. Mexico October ..
Central Mexican. City OF Mexico. October
10. Mexican border, San ANTONIO. I.Aai,
September 3D. German mission Houston.
lTexss. November =. Ncrth Georgia, Angus
lta, Ga, November 20; South Carolina.
Greenwood December Z.
Fifth district Bishcp Charles Galloway;
Galloway Brazil mission. Piricata, Brazil.
August 4 West Texas, Saguin. oe.obfr A.;
Northwest Texas. Brentwood November
1s; North Texas. Greeavile, November ~;
Texas, Houston, December /; East Texas,
Beaumont, December I.
Sixth districr-Pishop E. r. Hendricks;
Montana, Butte, August A. Eastern Column
bia, La Grand. Ore. August Is; Columbia.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-22
OFFICES REMOVED.
Mayor VAN Wyck Relieves Police
nissiOners Of New York.

New York, May q. Mayor Van WICK
today removed Police Commissioners Phil
Ups and Hamilton. He appointed Jacob
Hess in the place of Commissioner Ham
ilton Hess came to headquarters this
afternoon and presented his certificate. B,
j. York was elected president, Then the
board retired Chief Mccullough on a pen
sion of $4,000 a year, with the mayors APP
prevail The board appointed Deputy Chief
Devry as acting cher.
The mayor did not go into particulars or
specify any reasons which induced him to
remove the two police commissioners, but
it Is known that the result was due to the
friction in the police department for two
month";.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-22
NO CONFIRMATION.

wv Depa rtment Says the Alleged
Fight Has Not Been Reported.
Washington, May q No confirmation
THE rumored engagement off Mole St.
Fhclas has been received at the navy de-
ftment up to late hour tonight, and
naval officers are disinclined to believe
y the American fleet has encountered
sraniards. 1t was expressly denied al
department that information even Civ
an intimetion OF a fight had been re-
Eed and further than that it was stated
\ meeting between the two fleets was
fdly TO be looked for tonight. This state
|nt is significant in that it indicates that
sduadrons are not so close together as
Justify an expectation OF Immediately
felcpments.
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|lRTI1E~ CONFERENCE.
!, States, Canada and Great
Britain interested.
TO BE SETTLED
.,or. of peIsgic Sealing 10 he
vip.--List of the Subjects
to he Discussed.

,,v,op. May 71.--Negotiations will be-
!, week between the officials OF the
.ns,tment. the British ambassador, Sir
ps,nectote and the Canadian min
marine, Sir Louis Davies. which are
,ature OF a preliminary step toward .
dan or treaty between the United
"a Great Britain on the Icing pending
n. between them, Efforts aloug this
~ been made In the past, but have
"a satisfactory conclusion. The work
~ M again under more favorable cir
krces.
ne,t,ng next week Will be rather gem
character and more of a discussion OF
IN he submitted to both governments.
\, as 10 the Canadian ministry. and
r,- the governments Will appoint com
MRS. who will frame settlement IA
.ocs with the understanding reported,
n,v,es will arrive on the 24,h and be
se, Of sir Julian Psuncefote. The min
r,,l speak in behalf of Great Britain
rsnads. but the intimate acquaintance
cir Louis Davies has with the c Is
r,aa will be Of material assistance to
AMBASSADOR. Sir Louis first duty, how
x,u he 10 take part In the revision Of
,ssn,ations concerning pelagic scaling,
in accordance with the Paris tribune
|, have to be revised every five years,
|. svrected that this step toward friendly
l,,.,, NJ all the questions at issue be-
,he United States and Canada will he
La IN foreign quarters as quite sig
:. ,rd an outgrowth of the recent
n.y. ~. sant,ments exhibited between Great
ar "a America. At the same time tue
~ ~ Nov have those of the state department
~, ss those of the embassy. do noe
~ the coming meeting significance De
what It bears on its face.
!, ala the adjustment of these contro-
y, would he a sufficient accomplishment
LII without giving the meeting oroausr
b,ns as an evidence of the friendly lesi,
asswsan Great Britain and the United
y. ,,n,e onnortune for negotiations which
h,,rg about the final results so long de-
J BY both parties.
/, Sorder controversies. which have long
| AZ issne and which will be Included IN
|,om,nc negotiations are: The protection
lining in the lakes and the long standing
n Atlantic fisheries question, which dates
his including the troubles crested oy
hlien labor laws of the two countries por
Immigration mining regulations III tne
ksiLe and elsewhere, and the Bering sea
Suon.
IN Of these questions has had acute stages
time to time. but there Is no fehnlte
cement on any OF them and the desire Is
kelude them all in an agreement satlstac,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-22
ESCAPED A FOREST FIRE.
But One of the American prospec,or.
Mny Die


III Paso, Texas, May PA special from Ca
sas Grandes. Mexico, says that messenger
NEo has Just arrived there rom Colonia Gar
cha brings information correcting the fir I,
report that the prospeotors caught in a fores,
Lire on ;he 18th were Los Angeles and Art
iona men. The prospestors were J. u Har.
rel ami George Wooton Of st Louis and
Henry Catharet ana Charles j. White of Chi
cago. These gentlemen had been prospecting
ID me Sierra Madres SIX weeks. on the lOrn
Gt TINS month they we're joined b. T boyd Of
Los Angeles, Cal, who was on his way 10
tLulchnipal, In the interest Of San Francisco
cal itaiists, to ascertain IL IT. was true as re-
Iorred that the famous lost gold mine Of
loyapa had been found on the night OF
me 18th the prospeotors were aroused from
sleep by the rear OF the forest Are.
The towering angry flames were coming
with such rush that the men didn't have
i've 70 save anything They grabbed thel-
cic'hins and raced fol csryon. whore rhera
vas little TO hur& Their turtos and sorses
sta)npeded and ran before the flames. and
when the fire reached the canyon four OF the
prospectors dashed through q thin place 10
the flames and escaped with a few scorohes.
But Boyd, blinded by the smoke ran up
the line Of the fire instead Of dashing through
IT,. II is not believed he can live
The prospectors had located two very rich
geld and silver claims near an old mine and
had been warned by friendly Mexican that
they would have trouble SO II is believed
the Indians started the Are to run the pros
pectors out but It will not have that effect.
81 the prospectors say that the burning ~ ths
underbrush will aid them In their work.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-22
Oakland Events.

san Francisco, May 2i.-Resuts at Oak
land
Five and a half turlongs, selling-Amass
soticoy. Master Major Time not given.
-Four and a half furlongs-Sir urian, olai'
Maedalene Time not given.
Selling naturalization. Eis'nor' Los
Aprestos Time not given
Two miles. selling-YeloX, Argentine
Wheel of Fortune. Time not SVEN -
Mile and an eighth--Cromwell imp MIS-
six hirlonge-Hurley Burley, Miss Rowean,
Bitter Root Time not given
Mile-Zero, Mlitar, Distaff. Time not
given.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-22
POWDER MILL EXPLOSION.
The Plant Was to DeEin on n Ri
Contract for Cartridges

Hammond. Ind May 2I-Three thousand
pounds of powder at the plant OF the Econom
teal Sinokeless Powder company blew up this
afternoon, killing one man, iniuring three
others and demollshing the building Ia which
was located the mixing room. The dead; Ar
thur Z. Booth OF Chicago
Seriously injured j, Piper, Frank Halse,
Carl Porter.
The explosion occurred about o'clock. The
plant has been running only three days and
was about to begin work on a government
contract for S5,OoOOOo, cartridges. The cause
of the explosion Is unknown.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-22
THE CupAN PRESIDENT.
Ne Urges AutoUomists To Join the
Insurgents.


Insurgents.
Jacksonville Fla. May 2i.-A special to
the Times Union and citizen from Tampa,
Fla. says;
The text OF a proclamation issued by BAR
tolomaye Masso, president OF the Cuban
republic. has reached here via New Or
leans. In 1t Masso strongly urged the au-
Economists. guerillas and Cuhans leaning
toward Spain TO come over to the Cuban
ranks. He assured them that. with the
aid OF the United States troops, o decisive
blow to Spain Us soon to be struck, and
that the Cuban cause viii soon be won
He points out that all who tail TO join the
Cuban force before 1t shall be too late
must seek home in some other country.
Copyright ises. by Associated Press,
Kingston. jamaica May II --senor Ca
rote. vice president of the Cuban republic
who is on his way to Washington, arrived
here today. With him we're his private
secretary military aide and the controller
general and oommandant. They were taken
off the Cuban coast twelve miles east OF
Cienfuegos on Tuesday night by the filibus-
ter Captain Gervaiso Sahio, and had a
tempestuous voyage of two days in an open
three-ton sail boat.
While tourneying from Moptego bay with
an Associated Press correspondent to this
city. Senior Capote after having two weeks
notice and the truth regarding the Manila
victory said;
II so to Washington TO set forth the as
pirations Of the provisional government In
conjunction with Senior Palma. can not
disclose tho precise nature Of the repre-
sensations | shall make The object is to
establish Arm understanding between the
governments, md arrange a baeis Of CO
operation in military designs and recog.
| milton OF the island. We feel immensely
grateful 10 the United States for their aid
THE non decisive character OF the war
so far is little disappointing 70 u.s. but
we know the American plans must be wise
and certain In the end to effect, the result
sriven for, That result for MS is not lib
| erty alone but independence--inde
of the United States as we'll as Spain
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-22
NIGER QUESTION SETTLED.

between England and
nhce Has Becn Adjusted.
~ May 22.--The Figaro pub
Aea the important announcement
me delicate Niger question
threatened 20 lead to an AM
rench war has been settled
mat an agreement between the
~ governments will be signed
week at the French foreign Of
me line Of decentralization starts
no. on the Niger. and rims
hwest, leaving Nikki inside the
french sphere.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-22
TORNADO IN ARKANSAS.
Four Persons kiIled-Twenty Houses
Were blown Down.

springdale. Ark. May 2i.--A tornado
passed just west of this place last night.
doing considerable damage. John Killing
ton and his wife were killed by falling
timbers from their house. and two Italians
were killed and third fatally wounded
About twenty houses were blown down.
Several barns and considerable fencing
were also demolished The tornado came
from the southwest.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-22
w. J. powEN ..ssAssINATED.
was Shot Down within n Few Feet
Of His Home.

Cotulla, Texas, May 21The mos, cowardly
assassination ever heard Of in this county has
just been perpetrated. w J. Bowen, Esq
tho most prominent lawyer Ct the town, was
the victim ot the ASSASSIN Bowen had tecn
TO town for few minutes after supper On
bis retuen about . p. m. he was shot twice
in the back, not over .wentv st<os from his
home Mr.. Bowen was in his shirt 81 ewes
ard unarmed Hc Apiiel In less than thirty
minutes and was not positive as 10 who was
his murderer SO far no clue has been dis
covered. II caught the ASSASSIN VIII probably
be lynched.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-22
10 FUSE WITH DEMOCR ATS.
Tennessee PopuIists VIII Ask Modt-
Hrntjon of Election LEWIS.

Nashville, Tenn. May 2i.-The democrat
ic state committee called the gubernatorial
convention today for June 90 in Chattanoo-
ga. The popullst committee called their
convention for July in Nashville The
populists ADOPTED platform fayoring coali-
tIon with democrats based on a modification
OF the election laws, and the legislature Is
10 sppoint county election committees in
stead OF the governor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-22
sHORT NEWS s1Oklrs.

SEATTLE, Wash .-Contracts have been lie,
for the construction OF - railway from
skaguay to Lake Bennett, on the White Pass.
It Is said the work Will begin at once
OAKLAND, Cal Mrs.. Mercy Gray. wife
Of Rev Dr. Herbert S Gray IN dead She
had giyon nearly s250,00O to the Baptist
church,
MIDDLETOwN, N. Y.~-M Lundy OF New
York shot and fatally wounded bis wife at
Fort Jarvis lie then turned the weapon on
himself and inflicted a wound which wlii
probably prove fatal. Jealousy Is given as
the cause.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-22
Dynamite scheme Discovered.

Oakland, Cal, May 21.-The discovery
of a stick of dynamite at the Emeryville
depot is causing the police and railroad
officials much anxiety. The dynamite was
found hidden among some rubbish and is
now in the possession of Detective Alger,
Much significance is attached tc the dis
covery owing to the fact that nearly every
day trains loaded with troops are passing
through that locality on their way to San
Francisco.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-22
To, Butier Won.

New York. May q The annual race
meet Of the Quill club. Wheelmen of Amer
lea. was held at the Manhattan Beach track
thisafternoon The mile National cham
pionship race went TO Tom Butler. Eddie
Bald and other notables qualified for the
hnal heat, but were among the "also-rans"
at the finish
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-22
Cumberland Presbyterian..

Marshall. Mo, May 21.--The Cumberland
Presbyterian assembly today received
greetings from the Northern Presbyterian
assembly at Winona Lake. Denver was
chosen as the next place OF meeting.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-22
NICARAGuA's CONGRESS.
Pence Trenty CONGREGATIONS
Conditions Arc Bud.

Managua, Nicaragua, May 2l.--lVia Gal
veston.1 The congress OF Nicaragua was
convened last evening to consider the peace
treaty which commissioners signed April
70 between Costa Rica and Nicaragua. Pres
ident zelciya's message reviews bis actions
in favor of the treaty, refers to the bad
financial conditions, gives notice OF the pur-
chase of a small warship for coast defense
and touches on the new Gale OF the govern
ment railways. meeting of the Federal
convention Of the greater republic OF Cen
trail America win take place here in June
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-22
THE CUBAN ARMY.
Plantation Concerning Trunspor
tntiOn Cor II.

Especial Dispatch to The Post)
washington, May e1.-An important con
renee was held this afternoon between
'Nlary Long and Captain Carter. aide
Ao'utant General Corbn, upon whom
CoiVes the work of getting transporta-
H Tor the Cuban army of occupation.
|Aner Secretary Long nor Captain Car
would admit that the conference in
Fa'eo early action, but it was 50 con-
Sea BY others who believe that the army
" socn be moyiue
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-22
DENTON COUNTY.
savers Men Copcede II TO Wynne by
Five Hundred

Denton, Texas. May 2l THE Savers men
ooncede the county to Wynne by 500 ma
jority; the wynne men claim 700 The vote
is close between Cough and Browning,
with the chances in favor OF the former.
Finger and Smith are close. Finley is in-
structed fer, as are also Mills, T. s. Smith.
J. s. Kendall, T. j. Brown. Don A. Bliss.
Allison Mayfeld. B. D. Tarlton and J. NJ.
Bailey. Eight boxes have been heard from.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-22

Kansas City May 2i.--J. A. r. Elliott OF
Kansas City won the wing shoot champion
ship OF America today and became the pefma-
nent possessor OF the Kansas CITY star cup
The championship race between the me-
cracks who have at one time held the cup re-
suited as follows; co.,. ., oaob
rioyer 93. Riley won second money.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-22

The losses amounted to about $500 or
$1,000. The Nacoedoches foundry was a
total loss and ire proprietor. W. f.. Win
ston. barely escaped with his life. The
steam, Laundry was also completely de-
stroyod but was partly insured 10 the
amount of $500 with Crouch q bowman
in The Fire associatlon
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-22
JAPAN's POSITION.

male No Protest Concerning
ia philippine Occupation.
rarls correspondent OF the Sunday
4. val reports an interview with Secretary
Col the Japanese legation. in the course
kss,a he declared that there was abso-
An,n no foundation for the statement that
kr,,,.aas protested against American oc-
byernn ~ the Philippines. The Japanese
lRpst nsnt he said. after the Chinese war,
Sst,s. canventicn with Spain renouncing
~ AL territorial rights south OF For
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-22
MORE INCLINED TO BE cHUMMy THAN EVER BEFORE


valencia May
paons
extraordinary
to
confusion general
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nnnnl Arcnnnn.

cleveland. Ohio, May H.-No business was
accomplished today by the Supreme Council
:, ,na poval Arcanum the entire forenooa
b 81 ~, taken up BY a continuation q the as
s1ssion over the proposed new plan oil az
sess,ng members.
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,n,.rna,ionnI Hnnaicap.

Waltbnm. Mass, May 2l.-The WalthauI
ys,ssrorna was successfully opened shis AFTER
- before 5000 members aud friends. The
two mile International professional handi9a1p
was won BY Frank Butler; lime not gwen. . re
defeated John S. Johnson kissr ana bou'eN'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-22

Fall River. Mass. May II. - The shut
down Of the Merchants Sycamore, Noll.
American linen and Fall River mills viii
shut down 500. 900 spindles.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-22
Engineer. onnnrr rchcrnt,on.

St Louis May 21-The entire time OF
the session Of the brotherhood Of Locomo-
tive Engineers to-day Was consumed In the
discussion of the proposition TO federate
with other railway labor Organizations. 1t
was defeated 205 to 20.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-22

Allentown. Pa, May 21.- An iron mine
near Mirtrsyille eaved in today. Four men
are buried under tons Of earth. Two are
brothers named Reinhardt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-22
rne FIRE mt Nncogdoches.

Nacogdoehes. Texas, May i'T-ihe h'e
which occurred here today is generally be-
lieved to have been OF incenaiary orisih'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-22
WINS Texas

cooK-wnlis. Texas. May blast
Tuesday morning. May II. Mrs. Ann Cook
died at the home OF her daughter. Mrs. Z.
d. r. woodbridge. from a carbupk.s on ths
back OF her neck after several weeks OF
suffering. Several grown sons and daugh-
tiers survive her.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-22
TWO SPANISH BOATS SUNK
10 the narbor OF Cardenas By the
Wilminaton's Shells.
ONE RESULT OF The RECENT Fight
other nnd sunk Her I'm
the Channel.

| Especial Dispatch to The Post and New York
Herald, Copyright. isas. by James Gordon
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-22

, To-. In.
s UNITED STATES.
the
metal
ruadeon
The other
having
haye double the number short time hresft
fight sea the
little all
limited had
with
is In Philip
daring
the Spns o
tay The big Highland the
battle
capped the fact a her navy $
as @ Is
. suit ut tina
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UNITED STATES.


Of
forces o
armored
corned pared like Weight o.
aatr
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to in
We
edcrusar
Il
guso he
win tell him
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Total o T1n1s-i in
b In
do n
he
warshra
rtlo in
yestes.u mancn.
Hero aretb defense ships UNITED
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-27

DR.. Miles Remedies"
DIR. Miles Remedies
arc sold by all drug
gists under Il positive
guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases Of tho liourt and
nerves free. Address,
DIR. MILES NlEDICA'
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THE NEWBFRRY HERALD AND NEWS Ma 81, 1905

and the seeds and causes of conflict
among civilized nations will speedily
appenS eOf course, it is not to bc
supposed Ulrs any ono naticn of tLe
living nat'ons will DO allowed to
have tho pottably monopoly of cur
ing or cutting up these unfortunate
patients, and the controversy as to
who shall have tho privilege OF doing
SO, and in what maNuer he shalt do
it~~-'hs>e things may Introduce causes
Of fatal differences between the great
nations whose armies stand opposite
threstening each other These aro
the dangers, l think, which threaten
us IN tho period which is coming on.
II i O period whi>A will tax our
resolution, Cur traacity aud imperial
Instincts to the utmost, Unfoubtel,
II W. shS(l not allow Englaod to DO
at u disadvantages in any rearrange.
mont that may take plsce, On tho
other baud, We shalt not be Jealous
Il deseission aud Sterili' y is removed
ey tho ssgranGlaement Of a rival in
rsgions to which our arms cannot
extend,
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TUFTS Liver Pills

along with tho boys from Dixie the
old flag will never trail in tho dust,
though all tho world should join
with Spain, Thousands Of Span
iards came over durlng the war and
went into the union amy rs suksti,
tutes, and SO yon see the south has
fought them before; them. and most
every other nation, joined sSaiust the
south in those dark days and with
them all they didn't have maeh K
brag on. This matter Of closing
your mouth about our loyalty will be
one of The good results of the war
aud having some pension money to
como this way will be another, OF
course, they will pension in this in.
stance just as they have been doing
and this time tho south will be in it
it's a bad wind that blows no
good