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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-06-30
THE SECOND REGIMENT BAND.

The brass bsnd at Tunncl.on
which has been appointed the Regi
mental Baud for the Second w.
Va. Volunteer Infantry, left for
Charleston yesterday morning to
go into camp and be examined and
mustered in. The band organiza-
ton WAS rs follows
Frank Watson, President; d. r.
Sheets, Vice President, George
Cummings, Jr.. Director; Joseph
Watson. Secretary; Henry Wright,
Treasurer; Claude e. Vincent,
Teacher, AID Reese NJ. Cummings.
b. 7. Gibson, A. r. Ashby. John
Hartman, A. VI. Lprew, Dennis
Watkins. Clay Gibson, Il W. Dulr.
George Burdess, ID. W. LAYTON
and John Llyton, total of seven
teen in all.
Among the above are several
boys too young to go and whose
parents would not consent any
how. Then there were two or hree
married men with families. who
could not go very we'll, so that
when the time come only seven Of
the above went to Charleston as
follows Dan Layton, Frank Wat
son, George Cummings, Jr., James
Sheets, John Hartley, Bud Asnby
and Dan Watkins.
There was some trouble about
the instruments Of the band as they
were claimed by the town and the
Town Council talked of holding
Them as they were purchashed by
town contributions and money
raised at festivals and entertain
ments, etc.
OF course the Government is sup
posed to furnish the equipments of
the band and probably Will shortly,
so the boys that went were allowed
to take their horns and return
them soon as they get others.
The band for the LIST Regiment
was furnished with 81 500 worth
of fine reed instruments purchased
in Chicago.
Three musicians from Piedmont
went with the boys and some from
Grafton, so that they will be able
to muster up very creditable band,
when they get down to business.
The remainder Of the band will re-
organize and take in some new
members and 90 right on with their
music and may be with as yet on
the 4th.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-06-30
rnE spANIsH-.meKIoAS MAR.

News and Notes and Items ofinterest
Concerning Ths Present uapleas-
aatncss Between Baby Alph and
Uncle sam.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-06-30

Next to Havana. Santiago is the
largest city in Cuba. Its possession
means the possession of practically
the eastern end Of be island, ia.
GLIDING all OF the two eastern
provinces. aud we'll up to the
famous trOcha. 1t embraces also
the river Cauto, the largest river in
Cuba, and the one used by Span
iards and insurgents alike for their
most effective naval incnrHons in
land. Although shallow, it Gin be
navigated by light gunboats,
launches. ETC., aud It provides a
water highway, much better than
roads, for tapping a great sire ch
OF the interior Of the island. With
SantiagO occupied, therefore there
will be tho advantage OF local
base Of operations the elimination
Of the Spanish feet as factor in
the war the release Of Hooson and
bis band, aud the establishment Of
an American force uador the
American flag on Spanish soil.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-06-30

The War Department has or.
dered fifteen Of the regiments at
Ohickamaugs Park to Florida to
bark for Cuba and back Gen.
Shaf;er, who is laying seige to San.
tiago. Among the regiments OF
dered to the front is the 1st WA,
and our boys will soon get into the
midst Of fighting. The fifteen
regiments under orders are tho
best equipped at the camp. They
are the Eighth Massachusetts,,
Sixteenth Pennsylvania, First
West Virginia, Fifth Illinois, One
Hundred aud Sixtieth Indiana
First New lIamshire, Fourth Ohio.
Thirty FIRST Michigan. Third Wis
cousin, Second Wisconsin, One
Hundred and Fifty eighth In
diana. Fourth pennsvlvania. First
Georgia and IHelfth Mex York
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-06-30

For the company OF colored
troops from this State to be com
manded by Captain e. e. Hood, it
is said the First Leutenancy will
be given to Prof. j. II. Hill. Prin-
cipal of the West Virginia Colorsd
Institute. Hill served FIVE years
in the regular army, and was the
first colored man to be admitted to
the bar in this State, after con
siderable struggle through the
higher Courts. the lower Courts
having refused to admit him. s..
w. Starks, the defeated colored
candidate for the Legislature before
the Republican primary recently
held in Kanawha County, will, it
is thought. be selected for Second
Lieutenant.
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CALL FOR A MEETING
OF the Democratic Executive
Committee.

The members of the Democratic
COMMITTEE OF Preston County will
please take notice that meeting
OF said Committee Is hereby called
to convene at The ARGUS Office in
Kingwool on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-11
Tn. n1nnn,.in enaurannna.

The sixteenth annual session OF this
famous Chautauqua will be held August
1 10 2G. 1898. II Is the most superb md
sensible summer resort In America, $500
feet above sea level on the line OF tho
picturesque Baltimore & Ohio railroad.
The climate and scenery and social sur
ronndinRs nre all that could be desired.
5000. 900 have been spent In Improve
ments. Mountain Lake Park Is Furnish
ed with electric lights, and water works
are now being put In. Five splendid ho-
tells and two hundred and atty cottages,
many of which receive boarders, open
their doors at reasonable rates to tour
iStE. The charming lake furnishes eX-
crllcnt boating and fishing. The Chau-
tauaua summer schools are ln session
for four weeks. They include thirty de-
pnrtmcnts Of important study under tho
care Of enthusiastic and capable teach
ers out OF the lending American COL
leges. The Chautauquo programme
with three entertainments daily FUR
nIshes the best things In lectures, en-
tertnlnmentB and music which genius
can devise or money procure. Tho beau
tIful detailed illustrated programme can
be secured by addressing the agent OF
tho baltimore 4 Ohio railroad AGAun.
tain Lake Park. Maryland :,
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his head and hid his face IN his arms.
AFTER we left you" he said, I'VE went
north and then down a sunken road. Il
was pretty bad there. but nothing like
Il was when we got out OF Il Then
there was an open held. and the bullets
from the biockhonse md the trenches in
front swept It from end 70 end. There
was barb-wire fence there, but we
beat It down the butts Of our carbines
and scrambled through. Then we lay
down and fired, but Captain OMEN
stood UP as straight as could be and
told Us not to get ratified, but 10 Are
steady. Then we made a rush and
troop K came up behind us, and then
we lay down again, but Captain o'Neill
walked along the line. Lieutenant
Kane called to rim and says: Get
down, o'Neill; there's no use Of ex-
posing yourself that way Captain
O'Neill turns round an looks at him
and laughs. You know how he laugh
ed. 'Ah,' ne says, the Spanish bullet
isn't nodded that can kill me- Two
minutes afterward one struck him IN
the mouth and he fell dead"
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NEW YoRR-Metals-Th situation
locally continues to improve, nearly all
departments to-day exhibiting pro-
nouRced strength and q fair amount OF
activity. The feeling abroad is also
firm and prices In some Instances ma
terlally higher. At the close to-day the
metal exchange called pig iron warrants
stronger with Sc 20 bid and IS 80 asked:
lake copper stronger at 81 70; tin
higher with $l6 IS bid and &16 IS asked:
lead very firm with 81 90 bid and 81 05
asked; spelter unchanged with 81 50 bid
and 81 60 nsked. The firm naming the
settling price for leading western min
ers and shelters quoted lead at So 50,
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CLEAR COMPLEXION, luxurlent
hair, spotless arms, soft, white hands,
and shapely nails are produced by Gu
ticura Soap the purcst, sweetest, and
most effective skin purifier and beoutl-
fer OF this or any other nge. II Is so
because It strikes at the cause OF most
minor cutaneous affections, VIE: tho
clogged, lrrltated, intlamed, sluggish or
overwoTked pores. CpHeuFR soap De,
TIves lis remarkable purifying and
beautlfylpg properties from Cuticura,
tbe great skin cure. but so delicately
are they blended with the purest Of tot
let md nursery soap materials TINT the
result is lncomparably superior to all
other skin and complexion soaps.
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NEW YoRR-The very large num-
Der OF buyers In town has had a bene-
flclal effect on the market, particularly
In jObblng stores and novelty dealers,
The first hand operators In regular lines
Of dry goods have not been quleted so
much by the incoming traders, but there
has been growth IN the trade IN sta
pie cottons, which has helped to put the
market on more stable basis Print
cloths are quite firm. Some sellers will
part with cloths for delivery as late as
November, while others will not sell for
a later month than September.
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Wool.
NEM YoRK-wool am.


Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
ease relieved In six hours by New Great
South American Kidney Cure" It is q
great surprise on account OF its exceed
ing promptness in relieving pain in bad
der. kidneys and back. In male or TO-
male. Relieves retention OF water Rl-
most Immediately II you want quick
relief nnd cure this is the remedy. Sold
by II. II. List. druggist, Wheeling. W.
Va. tf&S
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r1EArcE ArD rRADE
zhs Features q a. Sisssy ana sssss
Markets.

NEW YORK. August i0.-Sioaey on
call steadier at 1N@2 per cent; last loan
2 per cent. Prime mercantile paper sN
GlN per cent. Sterling exchange
steady with actual business in bankeF1'
bills at 81 s5A6l ssh for demand and at
"a ssEG4 81 for 90 days. Posted rates
- sili3I S5 and 81 ssd4 s6h. CONNER
cial bills 81 1914. Silver certificates $50
@s9lSc. Bar silver 595Se. Mexican doll
lars l5&c.
Pretty much all OF yesterdays loss In
values was retrieved in to-day's stock
market before the definite news was re-
ceived from Washington that a protocol
had been agreed upon between Secre-
tarY Day and N. CaHbou for the nego-
uatlon Of q. treaty Of peace. But this
news awakened the-market into renew
ed activity after a period OF compaFa-
tive dizziness and some recession In
prices, and carried it to the highest
point Of the day, holding II within
small fraction Of chat point until the
close. The early strength Ia the mar
lset was In spite Of continued doubt
whether the whole peace negotiation
was not endangered by Spanish qulb-
Paris and London gave strong ground
for such apprehension. But a recovery
In the wheat market renewed tnklngs
OF wheat for foreign account, and espe-
clalIy ct. Pauls statement OF earnings
for the first week in August were sulii-
Client to turn the tide OF sentiment from
yeAteFdAY's bearish disposition and to
Induce shorts to cover. The ST. Paul
statement showed an increase in earn
lngs over the corresponding period of
last year OF S2l,2S7, or the Largest carly
August earnings in the history OF the
road with the exception of those for
1892, which they nearly approached. The
statement Is a significant indication
that there has been sufficient reeov-
cry In the grain movement after the de-
cline following the abnormal movement
caused by the Letter deal to supplement
the large current movement OF general
merchandise and bring the earnings
back to last years high level. Natur-
ally the grangers lead in the days
movement, Burlington showing an eX-
treme rise Of 2h per cent and st. Paul
of per cent. A continued large de-
mand for Peoples Gas also helped the
morning movement. In the afternoons
squirt prices were sustained by the very
heavy demand for Atohlson preferred
and there was some realizing in the
Grangers under cover of this movement,
But the close was strong and pretty
near the top with net gains. generally
Of and points. Lenders OF money
perhaps were little more exactlng re-
gardIng security to-day. Payments
into the sub-treasury on account OF the
new bonds are large and the govern
ments deposits with national banks do
not fully keep pace.
The drift Of currency to New York is
also failing off. New York exchange at
some Of the important domestic centers
having fallen to discount.
Business In bonds was comparatively
light in the early part of the day, but the
demand increased and prices improved
in the later dealings. Total sales 3d.
10000.
Government bonds were unchanged in
the bid price.
457, 400 shares.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-11
Irnvoa's IIeadache and INDIGESTION Cue

a the only remedy on the market that
viii cure every form Of Headache in 10
10 minutes, correct Indigestion, htimu-
late the nerves and build up the nyBtem-
II should be IN every home and every
fraySleFsS gFipBRck At all Druggists.
Il cure1. 20
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cH1cAGo-cattle were active at
about steady prices; choice steers IS ESQ
s 65; medium 81 s095 20: beef steers
81 OO14 rs; stockers and feeders 50 $50
i IS; bulls Sc GOA %; COWS and heifers
IS 5ed4 IS; caiyes $ SCOT 90. Trade in
hogs was active at a little advance in
prices; fair to choice 50 S2lsQ4 90; pack
ers s. 5Oa3 so; butchers 50 6593 50; mix
ed 50 COOS 90; light So COOS 90; pigs 50 so
as 70. There was a good slaughtering
demand for sheep at better prices, but
buyers refused 20 pay the recent ex-
IRENE prices for prime lambs Native
sheep 50 1904 IS; spring lambs sold at
"a 00d4 25 for the poorest and at So 600
6 so for the best Aocks; good yearlings
s. 90. Receipts: Cattle 1850 head; hogs
1900 head; sheep 1900 head.
EAST LTBERTY-Cattle steady; ex-
ira IS 1905 20; prime IS coos 10; COM
mon 50 SOG4 90. Hogs steady; prime
mediums 81 1904 20: best Workers. "a 10
"a Is; heavy 81 1904 10; common TO fair
Workers. 81 COOS 65; pigs s. 1904 90;
rOughs 81 1893 IS. Sheep steady; choice
81 5O04 60: common 50 259S 70; spring
lambs "a 25G6 90. Veal calves So 500
Z 90.
CINcINNATI-Hogs active at 50 200
4 90.
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OIL CTTY-CredIt balances S6c; certl-
flcatcs opened and closed at 95l5 bid for
cash; shipments OS9O4 barrels; runs
S3,lSS barrels,
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and advanced 70 S 5505 80. The cio6ing
figure.
September ribs slarlsd zise better at
S 90. sold down 70 S Ifih. and armed
Up to IS S3h at the close.
Estimated receipts for to-niorroH:
Wheat. t45 cars; corn. 465 cars; cats, stV
cars, hogs. 5000 head
q n. lssa,ne iutuFea ranged as folloWa;
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II. q o. Sunday E4OrrslOns or Fourth
niVt.Inu,

Commencing Sunday, May %, and
every SUNDAY thereafter. until Septem-
Der Is. inclusive, the Baltimore s. Ohio
VIII sell excursion tickets 20 and from
all stations between Wheeling and
Grafton. good returning date OF sale, at
one fare for tho round trip, vita ten
cent? added,
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Cash quotations were as follows:
wheat1No. ! spring 7Os7sc; No. :
corn-NO. .. ss6ssNc; No. 2 yellow
oatsENo. 2, exc; No. 2 white 30
2s5sc; No. white 251t@27c.
Rye-No. 2, 44lSc,
BarieH-No. 2, S66Ac.
Flaxseed-No. /, $50.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 571i,
Pork-dess per barrel 50 1908 Is.
Lard-Per 100 ms IS 2595 30.
Short ribs-S!des Coose) IS COOS 40;
dry saited shoulders (boxed) 4tsf94Hei
short clear sides (boxedl IS s595 Is.
Butter and EgEs-UnchanEed.
NEW YoRR-Flour, receipts 2l,s45
barrels; exports s,7OS barrels; market
steady with fair Inquiry for spring
wheat, receipts 1885 bushels; ex-
ports ii ,I6o bushels; spot steady; No. 2
red IKE (. o. b. and afioat to arrive,
7ghc I. O. b. and afoat spot: options
opened stronger, closed 4k65sc net low
er: No. 2 red September 70 11-l691lb@
Corn. receipts 1850 bushels; exports
5,4S7 bushels; spot firm; No. 2, SslSe
aloat; options opened steady, closed
Nc net lower September 81 5-169S1sS
037%c.
oats, receipts 1880 bushels; exports
$3.50 bushels; spot steady; No. ., 2Skc;
options dull and lower, closing at hc
net loss; September closed at 25Ac. (
Hops steady. Cheese Arm; large
white nc; small white TIC: large col
ored TIC; small coiored 7&c. TRiiow
firm. Cottonseed oil steadler; prime
crude nominal; do yellow 23h424c.
Rice firm. Molasses steady.
Coffee, options opened steady at I'M
changed prices. closed steady and un-
changed to points higher Sales 1900
bags, including September 5709S.7Sc.
Sugar, raw strong with good demand
at advance; fair refining 3$c; centrif-
ugal, SO test. nc. Sales, several lists
changed hands on the basis OF the
higher prices. Refined firm and active.
BALTIIoRE-Flour quiet and un-
changed; receipts 7,441 barrels; exports
5,46S barrels Wheat flrmer; spot 76%9
7G%c; month 75h9751hc; September
TEX G7sc; steamer No. 2 red 759755tc;
receipts I77,257 bushels; exports 2O7s53
bushels; southern wheat by sample 700
77ikc; do on grade 75MG77hc. Corn
firmer; spot 3I$@2Se; month S1k@
S7jhc; September 37M637k; steamer
mixed 36& 937c; receipts 1886 bushels;
southern white and yellow corn 39940c.
Oats weak; No. white 3l9St1kc; No. 2
mixed 295k6S9C; receipts 1850 bushels.
Butter steady and unchanged. Eggs
firm and unchanged. Cheese steady and
unchanged.
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Trims Nos ], 2, and 9 daily between
Cleveland and uhrlehavlile, All other
trains daily, except Sundays,
Electric cars between Bridgeport and
Wheeling and bridgeport and Martina
Ferry and BCllaire, 81
Consult agents for general Information
as TO best routes and passenger rates 70
all points -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-11

FDHE MoNoNGAn ROUTE Is THE
i Short Line between Fulrmont and
CinrkBburg. Quick Timc-Fast Trains
Sure Connections When travelling 10 or
from ClaTksburg or West Virginia \ PUTS
burEh railroad points. see that your tick
cts read via tine MononEahela River RAJ.
u. & o. trains and ut Clnrksbnrg with y.
3 .. and w, v. y, trutnH. Tickets VIA
this route on sale Of all y, g. o. and W.,
V. & i. X. II. stations,
HUGH c. BowLEs. Genl snpt:
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cINcINNATr-Flour dull. Wheat
firm; No. red 7Sc. Corn quiet; No. 2
mixed SI@S41ac. Oats frm; No. 2, 23iG@
80. Rye firm; No. 2, 43c Lard firm
and higher at IS 12is. Bulkmeats quiet
at S. 60. Bacon hrrn at SO IS, Whisky
dun at 81 25. Butter steady. Sugar
easy. Eggs quiet at 9c. Cheese steady.
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p EHgRA SSo en- sgs s y 81 81 Al Hl SasE g4E
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HTNHE INTELLIGENCE GER JOB OFFICER,
j NEW TYPE, SKILLED MORKMEN,
HONEST COUNT AND TASTY WORE
SEND FOR PRICES NOS, = AND =
BTRRET.
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NHRRLING 1 RLN GROVE RkILRQLp.

daily, except Sunday.
Sunday church trains will leave Elm
Grove Rl 9:I8 q m and Wheeling At i2.li
D., m. H, s.. WEtS6ERnER,
General Manager.
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BONDS AND STOCK QUOTATIONS..

U. 8. new Is reg. t2sIIalore r. & Nav. 53Ii
do coupon. go. ISIS Pitts. ex. div. .l6Sl5
U. 8. IS ..........ll2sal Reading .,....... lSlt
do coupon......llgIal do FIRST pre-. -. 42is
do seconds 80. % Rock Island. .l02a.
u. 8. IS reg...,..l3 lSt. Paul 49,. .lg5a
do 6s coupon. .11S do preferred. ..l53
Pacific 6s OF 95..102 lSt P. & Omaha Stsi
Atchlson ........! Az do preferred. .,l55
do Preferred. S6h Southern Pac... 2l1S
Bal. & ohlo,.,,.. 16 Texas q Pac..,, ia
Can. Pacilc...... So Union p, ex. d.. 65sS
Can. Southern. 5fS Wabash ....,.... X
Central Pacific. II do preferred. 209s
Ches, & ohlo.... 2iS lWheelg & L. Il, IA
c. & A., OK. div. .l59 do preferred. =. leA
Chi. Bur. & Q..llik Adams EN.......l93
c. C. c. & st. L. 4is{ american Ex...l2t
do preferred. SGlkI III. S. Express. 10
Del. & Hudson. los lW"Hs Fargo. ...if9
Del, Lack. & W.!B lam. Spirits. -. 1881
DEN. & Rio Co.. lZb do preferred. SIS
do preferred. oh Am. IOoaccO; .i29jb
Erie new ...... 1874 do preferred. ..i2a
do first pre-. SOY Peoples Gas. .l02M
Fort Wayne ....f7Z Col. +. & Iron. IN
Hooking Valley. s do pre-, ord. IS
Illinois Central. .iOg Gen. Electrlc... Il
Lake Erie & W. 14ti Illinois Steel.... 6S&
do preferred. 1ZlslLead ........,.... SIk
Lake Shore. ...,.l9i do preferred. ..il0il
Lou. q Nnsh..,. 653SlPnciiic Man -. 22ss
Mich. Central. ...l0S9i Pullman Pal. $50
Mo. Paclhc....... 3SikDSilver Cer....... $50
N. ]. CentrRl.... S22t Sugar ............i5Sts
N. Y. Central. ..120h do preferred. ..1li
Northwestern ...i3tiG Tenn. Coal & I. 277t
do preferred...l16 lU. S. Leather. rs
Northern Pac.,. 3l$ do preferred. :. Il
do preferred. 1Sts Western Union. 9ii6
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As a popular man he had, OF course.
TO have nickname. The ArIZohars
called him Buckle" on account OF his
having In his unregeherate days
oucked the tiger" in n very royal and
audacious style. leaving the Osast
scarcely enough siHew TO wriggIe out of
Town with. on the muster roll after
That fatal fight read his name among
the killed" Buckle O'Nelll, cap ,nin. !"
His belief In his luck ySas invincible,
ana he looked on The bright side of
everything. One thing he said I'm
pressed mo at the time. al have never
mad a friend to go back On me-" Inn
sure that he spoke the truth. He was
q man 70 inspire loyal friendship. He
htmly believed too. that ne would come
safely throuuh the campaign. lie felt
u, he said. This feeling, think. may
pc accounted for by the fact that he
Hsd 50 often escaped a violent death at
me hands OF border outlnws, Indians
or MeEicnns, Captain Capron was aa-
other who had encountered lnnumerable
prrlls or the same description, yet ne
vas va nearly the nest to meet his death.
custom had made both reckless.
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! saw o'Neill last an hour before he
,sM From Crimes battery / was go
mH 10 the left as troop a moved up to
" right Once In awhile a Spanish
snyl would dEop uncomfortabiy clone.
a'tl Two or three Of the rough riders
were already down. wounded by the
hyinR fragments. O'Nelll wns directing
NJ men 10 march ut Intervals of twelve
t''l There VIII be fewer Of Vou
hutt," he said. We talked q minute or
I It' and then parted. to meet no more.
~ Us nrst sergeant, himself wounded In
~. ~ iool: told me the next day how he
'''' ana twice 40 hh told me 30 beat
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cINcINNATI-HogS active at 50 200
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Arrival and departure % ifains - SHr
after Nay Is lS9A E1planatlon % l.rllIl
enco Marks: sDaiiy. daily. except Eli'
day. fDally, except Saturday. lDlily e.
eept Monday. ssundRys only. tHatnrdnrl
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-19

probability Of action untn Gen. Merritt
arrives.
Four volunteer officers from Oregon.
Capts. Heath, Wells anl Prescott and
Lieut. Lelte.. obtained permission 70 spend
last sunday within the rebel lines. Thare
WAS much uaeas.ness when thsy lid aot
return Sunday Or Monday. but they ar
rived safely on Tuesday morning. They
explained that taey get further away than
they thought. and could not return IN Sua-
day. 50 they decided on tour of invcst.-
CATION along the pasis river back oI Nj
ni's. and got some valuable information.
They are now confined 70 thojr quarters
ana VIII be probably court-martlaloa
MARKHAM