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Mr.. John f. Bayer, 826 South Ere
mont street, business place, corner OF
Conway and Eutsw streets saga: s-The
Old Indian Herb Medicine Man at Gle
and 61S N. Eutaw street, cured me OF
stomach, liver bowels and kidney
troubles when the doctors and profess
sors in three of the best hospitals in
Baltimore, one in Boston. one in New
York, and one in Philadelphia said
there was no cure for me without TAX
ing one OF my kidneys out of my body
SO went home to die was advised
by a friend to go and see the Old Indi-
an Herb Medicine Man at 6I6 and els
N. Eutaw street. and did so. 1t took
four men 20 help me out of the wagon
into the Old Indian Herb Mans Office.
He looked at me and asked me some
q1estions and then told me in three
hours' time he would take all pains
from me so that / could get in my
wagon without help, and do il easily
so did and in three days time felt ap-
parently as we'll as ever. Before going
to the Old Indian Herb Medicine man
it was necessary to lift me out Of bed
like q new born infant and such pains
and aches that no human tongue can
describe. My head, back, arms, aud
hands. body and legs were all pains
and aches. But the Old Indian Herb
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NOTICE.
Mothers

Mothers,-
Who have kept their own hair
straight and beautiful with the old re-
liable "Ozonized" Ok Marrow will not
risk trying anything else OF their chill
dren's heads. They know it is safe and
harmless and always does the work
just right. Besides, it is so concen-
trated that there is really q dollars
worth in each soc. bottle.
Send SOC to the Ozonized Ok Marrow
Co.. Is Washington st., Chicago for a
trial bottle express paid. Agents
wanted. Write at once. See our ad :
vertisement elsewhere in this paper.
sel7-4t
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-10-08

Mrs. Louisa Utz, 1922 N. Collington
Avenue. Baltinaore. Nd, say: 1.-THE
Old Indian Herb Medicine Man at Gle
n. Eutaw ST. Baltimore, cured my son,
Harry Nj. Utz, OF eczema and running
sores on his face: his lips were sore
and swollen terribly at all times they
panied so no human tongue can tell.
My bowels were terribly disipated. L
would go from II 20 40 days Without
any action OF the bowels. From this
1 got sick and sour stomach causing
bad taste and odor giving me the
headache day and night. i was very
nervous when I had these headaches,
ana could not hold anything nor stand
uP.
Every Spring was bothered with
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-10-08
WASHINGTON LETTER
The Republican Outlook Is
Encouraging.
THE NEBRASKA REGI-
MENT.
And the War Department.
INCREASED DEMANDS
AND AMERICAN
GOODS.
Eareign Importers Enquiring.
sEEATok HANNA SPEAKS PLAINLY

CEreH Our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 3rd, 1898.
President Mckinley has been given
EzuEn satisfactory informAt alton on the
outlook for republican success in the
Congressional campaign, by his callers
dGr1og the last two or three days
AmOGg those who gave this informa-
tion were Senators Hanna, of Ohio ;
MNsOar OF Ills, and Prichard, OF N. @. !;
Ex-Governor Merriam, of Mimi. Rep
re0susGtives Cannon, of Ill.,, and Hep
hxKca, Of Iowa, and Mr.. a. Z. Holton
Chairman of the Republican State,
Gssu,Aaittee, of N. @. The last-named
told etse President.thst the republicans
woUld gain two congressman in N. c..
N1e general tenor of all the informa-
Con given the President IL that the
republicans have nothing to fear ex-
esept the existing over confidence,
which makes it difficult to convince re-
ssQ6lissn voters that their votes will
Ne needed this year.
THE WAR INVESTIGATION.
y nee the war lnVesGlRablon commits
sion began inviting editors of yellow
Journals TO furnish the names OF wit
neSEes to prove sensational charges
wade by them in their papers, there
asas been marked falling off in the
number of such publications, but up to
ztEMs time none of the yellow editors
AIGVe attempted to furnish the evil
6ence asked for. The Commission has
IT'S work pretty we'll mapped out. now,
;sD1 this week will begin the taking OF
testimony. The President and Secre-
-G@ry AIger are both aiding the Com
mission in every way possible.
It is customary whenever q new Sc
.<sretary of State assumes office. for him
co 5aokd a reception to the members OF
ISSs diplomatic corps, for the purpose
at SSrnal Introduction and the estab'
EiahCnent of official relations. Secre-
nary Hay. who was sworn in last week,
neEd G. reception to-day in the Diplo'
IN site Room in the State Department
Chat was attended by representatives
sc exery country with which We have
Diplomatic relations. Many of the
sGsfder diplomats have long been per-
"a al friends OF Secretary Hay, foI
<vh0rs1 they predict brilliant career
IS Eecretsry OF State.
coz. nRVAN's PREDIcAMENT.
xRs Wax Department gave Col, Bry.
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Mr.. P. C, Gslster. $40 N. Eden street,
wholesale merchant. 104 Hopkins Place
says: "Old Indian Herb Medicine Man
cured me of dyspepsia. indigestion. liv-
er, bowel, kidney and bladder troubles
when the best physicians or doctors
said there was no cure for me. My
bladder was weak I could not hold my
water / had to wear napkins like q
new born babe to keep the water from
wetting my others. The Old Indian
Herb Medicine Man at 6l5 and e18 N.
Eutaw street, cured me with his herb
teas OF all my troubles, also my wife Of
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-10-08

seat worms, or canar worm as some
people call them, and they caused me
to scratch and scratch until my recti-
ma was as raw as 8 piece Of beef. The
doctor gave me medicines to carry OF
the worms. and it worked m so until 1
passed nothing but pure bio ID. causing
me to suffer from dysentery for eight
weeks, until was terribly broken
down and thin as skeleton. / had
seven physicians and three of the best
homeopathic doctors that could be found
in the city. They came to the conclu-
sion to perform an operation and cut
my lip OF. They thought these sores
were cancers.
Ny mother said No, let him die
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-10-08
LOTS FOR SALE

The Evergreen Cemetary Associa.
ton has lots or sections to sell ar the
remarkable low figure of SIS. Now il
your chance. Call and see them, For
information apply to Superintendent
c. @. Smith, st. James Street. or @. p.
Robinson, Secretary, S01e n St
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-10-08

Man at 6l6 N. Eutaw St.. Baltimore,
Md, cured me of neuralgia or the
head, stomach and bowels, after had
been. taking patent medicines OF all
kindsland doctors medicines for years.
only took six bottles of the Old In
dian Herb Mans herb teas and can as
sure every one that his herb teas
made new woman of me in every
way. have been well for two years
and feel better every day, with no
aches or pains or bad feeling OF any
kind. No one knows the good of health
until health has gone. Health is al
ways wealth. I know numbers that
the Old Indian Herb Medicine Man has
cured and OF the most serious diseases
known to man or woman-diseases that
the best physicians said there was no
cure for"
Mrs. MARY HKNNIcK,
706 Fremont St., Baltimore.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-10-08

the Old Indian Herb Medicines, aud a.
soon as had taken two bottles was
relieved, and have continued until now
l have taken twelve bottles. Today I
am fully as healthy az q man of my
age can expect to feel, and have no
rheumatism nor have any OF the 9th
er diseases that l complained OF for SO
many years. / am as healthy tod ay a.
any other man in the state Of Mary
land. and can never speak too highly
OF the Old Indian Herb Medicine Man
and OF his herb medicine. 1 havu
shipped dozens of.bottles OF the medi-
cine to my many friends that complain
OF rheumatism and not one OF them but
say that it has cured them. You can
call st any time to my place OF business
and can tell you in person what won
ders the Old Indian Herb Medicine
Man aud his medicines have done for
me-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-10-08

he eats everything that is put before
HIM and is perfectly well in every way.
Respectfully.
GRcReR BRosIUs.
Butcher and Grocer, 1925 Patterson
Avenue, Baltimore.
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THE OLD INDIAN
HERB-MEDICINE MAN


is Downing ST., Brooklyn, N. J.
I beg to call the attention of young
women intending coming North TO look
Tor situations, that L have opened a
first class Employment Agency at Is
Downing St., Brooklyn near Gates
Ave II you write or call on us. will
secure you situation at a small cost.
MRs. NJ. J. THOMPSON.
ea04 In,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-10-08

Miss Matilda Funk. 14O4 Hull street,
Locust Point. Baltimore, says: THE
Old Indian Herb Medicine Man at Gle
n. Eutaw street, cured me of erysipe-
las in the face, inaammatory rheuma-
tism, heart disease, salt rheum. dys-
pepsis, indigestion. pains and ashes
from the top OF my head to the end of
my toes; sick and sour stomach and a
fearful case of female weakness COM
monty known as whites"
MISS MATILDA FUNK,
1404 Hull Street, Baltimore.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-10-08

Mrs. A. f. Jeffries, 1929 II artford
avenue. says: THE Old Indian Herb
Medicine Man at Gle N. Eutaw street.
cured me of dyspepsia, indigestion,
badly constipated bowels, infiamatory
rheumatism, lumbago, vertigo in the
head, pains, aches and chilly feelings
from the top of my head to the end of
my toes. was so bad with vertigo
that to me it look like flying horses on
q merry -go-round," my legs. feet,
arms and body we're terribly painful,
sore and feverish, was fearful wreck
in every way and took all the remedies
l saw advertised, and took all kinds of
doctors medicines, but got no be tter.
l tried hospitals and dispensaries and
still got worse Numbers of my friends
advised me to give the Old Indian
Herb Medicine Man trial and / did
so; it was q God-send to me, and it
took only IL bottles of his herb teas 90
cure me and today / am a well man in
every way"
A. E. JRFFRIEs,
1925 Hartford ave.. Baltimore. Nd.
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NOTICE.

W. Bolivar Davis is no longer con-
neeted with the journal. and our pa
irons are advised accordingly.
Signed,
JOIN MITCHELL, JR., Prop.
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noaey first with one doctor and then
another, but got no relief, but seemed
60 get worse all the time until some
one advised me to go to the Old Indian
III erb Medicine Man at GIG North Eu-
eaw Street, Baltimore and 1 must say 1
got & permanent cure in every way.
Respectfully.
O.. A. JONES,
6l7 w. Franklin st.
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DO not delay the collector. When
he calls on you, pay him promptly.
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IN THE FRONT RANK.

SECURITY, INDUSTRIAL MI.
TUAL AID SOCIETY
Has been a great benefit to their
sick members, also their death bene-
Is have helped many.
Hustling and polite agents wanted,
Masonic Hall, 511 East Clay st.
WIN. ISAAC JOHNSON, Presidents,
]. E. JONES, Vice-President,
3. p. VANDERvALL, Secretary,
e. I, JENKINS, Treasurer,
ID. j. CHAvERs Mana0er.
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Mrs. Mary Hennick, 7o6 Fremont st.
saws: 1.-The Old Indian Herb Medicine
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-10-08

Medicine Mans herb teas cured me in
every way"
JOHN +. BAYKR,
S36 s. Fremont St., Baltimore, Nd.
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TIE MLESALCER-SEAFTER Controversy.

he wahf
States
iw wascihdnn
when l Mile retundo
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subscribe to the Planet.
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TAs Wax Department gave Col, Bry-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12

modes Of living prevail here. due probably 70
the towns isolation 1t is reached ny only one
railroad a branch line operating daily single
train and that mixed freight and passenger
train The residents depend upon themselves
entirely for their social amusement, when con-
ssts Of literary club meetings. must al rccita-
lions at the two UNCONVENTIONAL colleges and
riding and driving. Among the men those out
door sports are constantly pursued. Not drop
Of liquor can be obtained In Greensboro, and II
is twelve hours ride from the nearest license
town. The first daily paper that gets into
Greensboro is twelve hours old 1t IS a town.
too in which everybody attends church.
It was amid these surroundings that Rich
rnond p. Hobson was born twenty-e'eht years
ago and passed his days. up 20 the time that
he entered the Naval Academy at Annapolis In
all sports and games he led his companions.
more by zeal and determination than by superior
strength. Beloved by all his neighbors. old and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12

vounp Incidents Of tho heros youthful charac-
ter,stics and accomplishments are related IN
every group that now gathers under the spread
ing oaks and magnolias along the SHADY streets
Of the town. "Rich" Hobson Is their single
theme and anxiousy they discuss his present
nosit,on. Each and every person In the Town
4, sort Of self-constituted hero by association.
40 great is their personal as well as Na'''"a'
and local pride in Lieutenant Hobson'
THE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE HERO.
Those who have known him since cn''onooa
.ay they expected him to distinguish hlmself II
the opportunity ever presented Itself. They are
~, ., the least surprised. His teachers and
aonoo,,,.,os have only one opinion Of Richmond
1900 character. as manifested early In life
Ne ,s brave resoute modest and yet Sgsress 1s,
when occasion requires; c9ns,ae sns.s. a strong
lows. kind and gentle. anu po'S'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12

originally was an English family. one OF whose
members. Admiral Hobson. planted the British
nag on New-Zealand in the seventeenth century.
Judge Hobson was Probate Judge Of his
county for twenty-five years. and is now a retired
lawyer and planter. Hereditary influences must
have been potent factor in moulding the char
acter Of the hero OF the Merrimac. His boyhood
surroundings also were conducive to develop
ment Of manly virtues.
THE TOWN IN WHICH HOBsON WAS BRED
Greensboro is one OF the oldest towns in the
State. and has long been an educational centre
and the home Of scholarly and elegant people
Before the Civil War 1t was the seat OF great
wealth. and even now the gentle folk live In
aNuence off their rich plantations To an ex
ceptional degree old fashioned customs and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
AWAITS HIM

hero's parents, were subjected TO unpleasant
notoriety, and as they take IL, q certain degree
n hsmatstion. White Judge Hobson has ex-
psusd gratitude to the American people. North,
East South and West, for their offered sub
scnpton Of thousands Of dollars collected IN
few hours to lift a mortgage resting on the
family homestead. he none the less disikes hav-
Ing been placed in the attitude Of an objec. OF
charity. no matter upon what high plane the
assistance was proffered.
Judge Hobson, like al Of his family is sensi-
I've II Is doubtful II he would have accepted
he subscription. even had the money really
been needed TO save the old home. Fortunately,
u has been announced. he is prepared TO take
up the mortgage when the amount due is prop
sly adjusted. The original sum WAS $1,000,
upon which payments have been made. There
b dispute as 20 certain fees charged by the
nortgagee building and loan company htga-
ton led to an advertisement OF foreclosure. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12

-. "ae Is scheduled fer June Is. but there is no
~. OF Judge Hobson losing the place
A.@'ed In the midst OF grove Of magnolias,
v..." sno water oaks. upon An elevation at the
=" terminus Of Greensboro's main avenue.
-. -ouson home is typical plantation man
49, ~" me colonial and peculiarly Southern type.
Cornthian columns rise from the lower
hs.. 70 the second story roof. along the
n. front OF the great white house Inside
-, S'"nss are lofty and the Railways and
49, spacious. The furniture. some Of It CEN
49,. o'o' the bookcases, portraits and general
t 49, are in keeping with exterior ef-
49,. ''ssest'ns the abode OF arktocratic. re-
noS.' A0 nish-strung people. such az are the
k,,..~ many OF the portraits are of the
vs.s usnrs ancestors. as judges statesmen and
er.> ootn on his mothers side, the Pearsons,
a carolina, and in the Hobson line. which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
DIFFICULTIES ~ DRILLING RECRJ IT'S.
MANY GuARpsMEN WHO REMAINED AT HOME
OBJECT TO BEING PLACED WITH NEW MEN.

MANY GuARpsMEN WHO REMAINED AT HOME
OBJECT TO BEING PLACED WITH NEW MEN
The recruiting officers at the various armores
are having a hard time with the members VINO dld
not 90 TO the front Most OF them rebel nj being
placed with the men. and the consequence Is
that the regiments are deprived OF the services OF
the best material The officers who have been de-
tailed by the Governor TO supervise the recruiting
are glvln: much time and attention To the mat
ter and making reports TO headquarters, at A.
bany. on the condition Of affairs AT the various
armorics.
The task Of Colonel sackett who has charge OF
the Second Brigade Is PROBABLY the most dihicut
because OF the complications In that brigade. DIT
nc says that matters going along nicely there
and that good progress is being made toward re-
placing the men who have gone TO the front
The lack of uniforms. equipments and accoutre-
ments Is still the greatest drawback toward com
Melting the new Guard. and II has been sdlh tnh,i
II In. 30 were -ya.laol" there would De 4 "'c'"e"
boom IN said an old National Guards
men mon loin INC National Guard on account
81 the uniform and because they want to be sen
,,on ,Iink ~ INVASION riot or rebellion when ihey
cn,is, In a National Guard organic ION FOR th".
a. s.tick,m"i,et and 10 FLORIDA IN the way thRt i
was done Every regiment should nave IN ' NJ
dun broadway not with ono band, put with w
80. Then the BOYS could have SHOWN thclr
vices and swccthcart- and their friends now 'hey
ist,d tnr int very purpose. and was soreiy dSap
pointed when Dee was packed on nE " az, mo ia
WY "s,,,,,ri,i,r part ABOUT ~ which serves 70
Stimulate enthusiasm and arouse patriotism, ang -
Tho march 90 the seat ~ war oi y t'-n''", RS .
,r,ors Il. one 81 the spcctncula- featur. ~. ~
sior(es whirn Wclio-uHrd i'ot." ~. u" MOI,
go women the cheers tho flowers and thc en-
,r~sissr, which marked tic departure % me "a
rions reslmens rom ~ pc.n hctfcr IL all the
resmcn,s from New-York had received tho proper
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TO BE INCORPORATED THIS "EEh'
s-..,,pn orsrrrrrRY AXp DISTRIBUTING COM
PAxY II De TIE TITLE OF TIE
WV COMBINATION

NEW cDMBINArIoN
.r,. combination o. dlstli.ng interests 70 WHICH
r.fcrence was made IN Th" Tribune a DAY OF '"o
ago f. 1, De Incorporated this week IN Ne"-'''sS'
q, 10 learned. under the u'ie OF the Standard us
,ui,nc and Distributing Company All me us
,,ulny ard distributing companies IN inc I''''"
c,o,es ON side OF the American spirits M"""-
featuring Company. are included In the NJ" COZ
,ora,io, which viii have capitalization o. '-''V
o,, ~ which 100000 VIII be common s'o0A any,
&. 900 COO i.r cent cumulative preferred a'"c"
1,hc e,ibscriptions closed Friday AZ the once %
tho Manhattan Trust Company. which IS 70 he inc
transfer agent II Is said that the STOCK was o'''
,,hscr,hed more than 10000. and that inc ~"
secur,ies are now at a premium Of y, TO l-'s per
cent. 1T, =, .o,
The new company. II Is understood. VII! " oo"-
.rolI.d hv interests represented by j. j. Morgan "
Co tho American Sugar Refining company an"
>,,,o e. schley and 90 will Dee operated IN EMU :
Sr,no-. vim The American Spirits Manuia' uIlnk
comneny although the two cofpof l"'', 90
49, senaratc management. Levy Mdy'r' OF NJ a.
"aro coiInse for the American spirits ooinP"l!, -
dSr.r,inp the legal work preliminary 70 my -,
nnrotton Of the new company. A 90" ioi VI i"y
pnnt ~ subscriptions has been l-sucn anu II ~
,houyh, tha, tho company VIII De III slIapuo w
ta,Sn buslness bv July |. II VIII nave "oIhins
h cap,tal OF 81 10000 The plants or we Naii
90, comma MES which have been coinnlleH III M
Standard ID sitting and Distributing company 49,
pm "urncd over at "A low valuation. the owners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
NAVY BrDs FOR THE BONDS EXPECTED.

THE coNrRoILER's OPINION OF THE COMING
CITY ISSUE
Controller Golfer said yesterday that he expected
IN receive many bids and the offer OF fair prices
ror tho bonds OF the city. amounting TO about
81 600 900. which will he sold soon. The fact that
the city has exceeded Its debt limit VIII not pre-
vent the sale Of the bonds at hith figures inc con-
,rniior thinks Investors know that these are
securities" he said because the RESOURCES
or the city are enormous. and In lew years wy
ravenues OF the sinking fund even couIl pay OH
the excess of the c.ty's debt ,, 1T,
7, ia crnected that the Municipal Assembly VIII
a,,bor,zc the sale OF the bonds next Tuesday, ana
then the Controller go ahead and advertise inc
saie The bonds viii be made payable In gold ana
hear interest at the rate OF 3a per cent year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12

Butler who wishes 10 recruit men for heavy
artillery regiment. with headquarters on staten
Island.
Another request came from Syracuse. and was
signed by Charles II. Sears. pr I. IL. BENSON ~
/, nm and s Stains The syracuse people wish
., TORN, q uyht battery These requests and others
=, q similar nature were referred by General Car
roll IN the Governor who has them under c9nsi1era
lion General Carroll says there Is lack " a.
III, =, Tho National Guard and that II wouid DO
w,ss measure to take steps toward iormihs III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
OFFICERS PASS THEIR EXAMINATIONS.

Among tho officers Of the losth Regiment VINO
we're examined and passed by the Examining Board
last week were Major Eugene X. Austin Ad)utaht
Henry Wolf. Quartermaster Henry ~ ha"e Sap
,a,n CHARLES IL Ross Captain S. T. Honey Cap
tain George C. Hollander. Drum Major I. w. Nc
Keever. captain william Romer. Captain g. T.
Nolan and Captain William Paris the new E ~.
a,h Ws,or McClintock of the brigade stan and
Captain Rhoaies of the 7th. Recruiting CONTINUES
to be brisk, and the resi"e"' no" '"" ~
hundred Officers and men,
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Eighteenth Street. Nineteenth Street and Sixth Avenue.

have been taken into the command The new COM
panles werc mustered in on Monday evening. They
are commanded by Captain J. b. Dudley and Cap
tain Walter =. Randall Companies + and VI are
almost ready 20 lie mustered in, and when that
ceremony has been performed the regiment VIII
have its full quota OF companies.
Tho following new officers have been selected Tor
the various companies: Company b. first Heuten-
ant. Alfred r. Hill, and second lleutenent James
Ebcn: Company c. first lieutenant w; H. ID.
iasher and second lieutenant. Charles + YOU
mans: Company D. first lieutenant l.. T.. Airon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
THREE, PERSONS KILLED By TORNADO

San Antonio, Tex. June ia tornado descended
Yesterday on Riddleville, small town hfty mics
from San Antonio. and three persons "eIc "'"o.
Outlet other persons were injured by the tornado
,Ssir limbs being broken Much damage e., - n Az
InT r,sd The track OF the tornado was about nVs
hundred feet wide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12

ha.Scn"rters in New-York City and the other with
the Fourth Brigade Having these. there would 20
large force OF citizen soldiers to man large , orc
tier At the present time the National Guard mas
only light artillery.