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NAVAL NOTES.
ADMIRAL Sci,ley To Rest up--Aavices
Received From Dewey.

AccciNcu bSNts'
Special Dispatch to The Post.)
Washington, November IL. Secretary
Long issued an order today directing Rear
Admiral Schley to procesd 10 his home and
await orders. This order Will serve the
double purpose of affording the rear ad-
mural a chance TO obtain the leave of abb
sence which he desired and keeping him
available FOR service after
Naval officials are anxious that the gun
boat Wilmington shall proceed TO South
American waters and have given instruc-
tsons 40 hasten the repair work on that
ship. BY the time the Wilmington reaches
Rio de Janttlro 1t Is expected that the bat
lie squadron will be- we'll on its way to
Honolulu. where II will receive orders 10
proceed to Manila.
Rear Admiral Dewey cabed the navy
department toiay that he had established
a naval station at Cavite AMI had no need
for the repair ship Vulcan, which II was
proposed 10 attach to his squadron Since
Informing -he department that he had sent
the cruiser Chark ston aud gunboat Concord
TO Iloilo, Rear Admiral Dewsy has mad,
no mention OF the conditions prevailing
there.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

rAhls'--The grand Jury adjourned after
cny and forty-sight misdemeanor ina,'.t
ments wers returned.
ARKANSAS PASS. --Rvy. Il pha,, y.
VINO has bw,n returned by the nr.n,,al M, !.
isrpnce TO his old work, which INCLUDE .Ss ,
phase and Rocasport, preached here Sunjey
M,lNlNNiSY. The PASTORS association !,
,M,.eAinAey has announced .hue ,,,i,n
seryises will be held Il, ,ba
,,, ,,l church. Row H. n. Kp,s ~ my ny
rsrst BAPTIST church will delSger ,a se
Thanksgiving seiunon. '' "ae
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Wo7aan's IN
The Great Medicine
Nerve Strengtl
Hood's Sarsaparllla =
Blood Rich and Pure, e.
Appetite and RestortS
vIgor and Vitality. Z

s-
vIgor and Vitality.
al feel that I ought to ~,
words in praise OF Hoods nlrE
which has done great thinsl 1
was in delicate condition as1
ct my stomach and constipsle &
remedies highly recommended r.
weaknesses, but the medici1
on other troubles. / was
could not attend to my house.
and ! then determined to try
saparilla. After ] had taken q
. short time ! began to gain
Grow Stronger Each
until I was able to work ali az
any Inconvenience. / have tai
Pills for constipation, and / al
day than I have been Tor ~
Since taking Hoods Sarssue
Hoods Pills feel rested in the u
! am less nervous and am atiI
richer and purer blood. / hsy5 ;
been bothered with scrofula. NY
am rid OF it. Before my Last ~
born ] took Hoods Sarsap&s
my girl baby was fat and strovs I
my other child was not wei 1sf
to be only two years old.n MS|
DEAL, Box 419, Missouri VALLEY,
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rRounLE AT SAN Luis.
Drunken American Negro soldiers
Clash with the Rurnt Guard.

Drunken American Negro soldiers
Clash with the Rural Guard
Especial Cable Dispatch to the New York Her.
aid and The Houston Post. copyrisAted,
1898. by James Gordon Bannett,p
HanFlago. November f5.-san LIDS was
the scans last night OF a fatal encounter
Between a rural guard and intoxirated sol-
diers Of sihe Ninth lmrnunes mo Twenty
third Kansas ana the Eighth Illinois, In
which Sergeant Rafael Fersr. chief Of the
provincial police. one guard, one nngro OF
the Nlnth innnnes. Jose Ramon, a
planter. Em,'so Fealeran and chilli ware
killed The Disturbance was caused by an
astenars OF me soldiers tc..steal a hog be-.
longing TO Cabans. ~no pro- osted
GeneAal Wood and captaln Beacon yis-
TIED San LUIS CHS morning. nlaking AN in
yeatlsation. They promptly offered d re-
WARD a $1,000 IN gold for the disclosure a.
the iaestHy Of she mcn implicated N the
shooting
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PERSUASIVE ARGUMENT.
French Gsunboat Made Cha-
kir pashu Uepart.


kir pashn Depart.
\ Canea, Island Of Crete, Novem-
: Der 15.--The population OF TINS
town Is holiday making; there IS
great rejoicing eyerywii, re; te
: dcuin has been chanted by the
: bishop, who, amid cheers, IN
: yoktd divine blessing upon the
; the protecting powers who have
; freed Crete from Turkish rule
The Christians are behaving
; we'll and there are 70 s.gns oil
ill-feeling among the Mussul-
: mans.
It appears that Chakir Pasha,
: the last Turkish commander 70
: leave Crete, refused at the last
) moment to allow the transport TO !
; gail, claiming that he mus walt !
! until he received decisive orders
; from the Turkish government. !
: Thefeupon Admiral Porter, the \
: French naval commander, dis !
; patched the torpedo boat Vaylour !
:. to exercise the necessary pres
sure upon the Turkish commnili- 4
or, threatening to adopt forciblo !
!, measures unless the transport 4
put TO sea. Chaklr Pasha then \
yielded and the transport de- \
parted. 95ss
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Adiutunt General Wozepcraft has Is
sued an order providing for the rehabiliti-
ton Of the Texas Volunteer Guard.
The governor has issued his annual
Thanksgiving proclamation.
Ex-Governor Hogg made some remarks
on independent politics at Galveston.
II, W, j. Smith was given death sem
tcnce for murder ut Orange.
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THE TEMPLE CASE.
minister Clayton Thinks the Matter
VIII Bc settled AInfcabIy.

Mexico City, November 15--An4erican
Minister Clayton said today he believed the
case of Temple. the American citizen I'M
pr.soned in this country for the murder
committed In Arizona. the victim supposed
TO be Mexican citizen. would undoubt-
ealy be satisfactorily settled. The foreign
ctiice here has tclegraphed to Sonora in
order le establish the point whether Ara
hado was a Mexican citizen at the tine Of
MS deaih. There Is no excitement over
the case here a
IL is reported that an inspector is To come
from Washington TO examine the causes OF
Tho trouble in the United States consulate
here.
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iOc.As.

BEGINNING OF the fifth annual chrysan
theinum show by the ladies OF the Faith
Home
Tho Ladies' Auxiliary of tho Y. M. C. A.
arranging a reception for Secretary Kin
cade.
DR.. George W. clarendon is appointed
county health physician by the comnis-
sioners coure
Letter Of thanks to the Hibea-nians for
ohoT donation to the deep water fund.
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and all diseases OF the kidneys ane
MISUNDERSTANDING (whttesl.1z
rrLen. Displaeements and all DiS
WOIpo. which ran not hn specifie,c,. s ny
SRIN--Pimples Eczema. Isss';
Rheum, Black Heads. Acne, Erysp!
asis Herpes. Etc. ~
BLOOD Specific and Non-sps
Poison fsyphllIs), Scrofula. kheuicc
NERVOuS--Nervou Debility.
yitus' DGncel. Insomnia tioss & ~
hicter Ataxia. and other forrF y;
Neuralgia. Etc. b &
We have carefully prepares
Blanks No. for men. No z toI
3 fer skin diseases. M. for
new G4-page booklet which we VIII
to NIL who really desire truthfu,
DOCTOR HATHAWAY
400 Alamo Plaza. San A,<osM
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COMMERCIAL.

liverpool advances spot cotton 1891,
other markets closing unchanged.
Cotton futures In Liverpool off ia-6i and
to and to points lower In New York.
In Chicago wheat is down %aSsc, corn
1a1fsc aud provisions aMc.
Nearly all stocks closed at declines,
some Of which reached Il full point.
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HondIey & Co. Asslign.

New York, November 15.-Hoadley & Co.,
conlposee of Russell Hoadley and Chester
c. Monroe, shipping and commission ner-
cnahts' made an assignment today without
preferences. They did an export and i'm
loft trade in rubber. coffees, skins, etc
1'hsy were also largely interested In tho
banana trade and had a brancn office IN
hew Creams No mate could be maize
ut present Of the lab. hlaes or assets.
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III ArpEALED IN vA,s.
Eniprcss Insists thNt He Go
on the MissiOn.

4 E1aprcss Insists that He Go
on the NIIssiOn.
Pekin, November 15.--L Hung
Chang has momorialized tho
: empress begging to DO excused
FROM the appointment to consult
with the vicercy Of the province
= of Shang Tung as to steps TO be
taken to prevent ans further
: overlooking OF the Yellow river,
Pleading age and infirmity as his
excuse. He had a special au-
: dience on the rubject with the
clriwager empress today and the
latter, while thanking him for
his nervices to the throne, re-
qliessed tho Chinese statesman to
proceed 10 the Yellow river with
out delay.
10 some quarters IL Is believed
~ Hung Changes appointment
IS due to the eninity OF Yung Ii,
Z who replaced Ii Hung Chang In
= the tsung n yamep early In Sep
TENDER. and TO the auimosIty OF
: kang VI, the head OF the council
= OF state.
I On the occasion III her birth
: day next week. the dowaeer
= empress will receive the ladies'
81 the dlpioinatlc busy in accord
ance with a promise which she
made to Prince Henry OF Prussia.
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aAi..aoADs.

Rumors that the new Waco and Sabine
Pass railroad will be soon constructed are
again In circulation.
A large delegation of the National
Farmers congress will visit the Fruit
Flower and Vegetable Festival at Hous-
ton. coming by way of the San Antonio
and Arkansas Pass railroad.
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In salvador The message further states

in Salvador. The message further states
.ast l,fej4.uGIG aliiterres of the little re-
public, has been taken prisoner with Tue
capture OF the president OF the state reyo-
luton i'm. Central America usually ends,
0ul tfis rs n.t now likely to be the case
under the provisions of the constitution
which governs the greater republic oil CEN
tral America. of which President Gutter
refs government was Il member. Nicara-
qua and Honduras are required by the con-
stitution to send troops into Salvador to
NIT down the REBEL on and they will prob
ably restore Gutierrez to power
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4. TEXAS POLITICS.

rho number OF Governor sayers' visitors
do not diminish.
Governor Culberson Will move to Dali
las Immediately his term expires.
Secretary of State Madden demonstrators
the dcclinc OF populism IN Texas.
Vote on three county offices and ono
legislator Is very close in Bexar county.
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SUMMAR OF TODAY'S IMPORTANT NEWS.
POLITICAL u !:

Republicans instead OF passing a force
bin may attempt to cut down tho repre-
scntation Of Southern states whose con-.
stitutions disfranchisc illiterate blacks and
whites.
Colonel W. J.. Bryan holds that The
elections were carried because Of the ar
gument that republican defeat might be.
misconstrucd by foreign nations. Tho
Issues or 1896 stiA live and havo by no
means been settled.
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Robertson County.

District attorney. j. NJ. Crocxi
clerk, ]. l.. Sandel; county 1ndks'
Cannon; county clerk, w. w. VIII
ty attorney, J. T.. Bishop; treasusyu.es5'
Smith; sheriff. Guy Townsend; II
l.rtor, B. +. Love; assessor. GeoltSk
surveyor, Josh Rains.
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EAsrERN TRUNK LINES
Presidents Decide 10 cont,.n
Traffic Assscfntinn '"e

Chicaro No,a.,,s y,
/, d, $3.50 november 10 --subiset 10 one
, ,1. proylso the presidents ct ths
n :, lines have agreed thai The ceptrsI
fls'sM and Central Passenger assocla :
''oh should BE- maintained. The proyl.,
y mat every article In the agreement ~
Inc TWO associations which could ~ 80, =
s ,', % eiasnins with lie supreme court, !
'so,,S n me Joint Traffic usso .latlon
al, b y %.ui,'sa IRON the new syrcsmcnt
,faef and Win adapt themselves ~ q t thn,n
hs,s eondstions ~ speedily As possible
mtetlIg. - 's'ntcl AZ tne
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Failed for a Million.

New York, November Is James Nc
Nar'ghton, former pres dent of the Trades
mems National bank. today filed volun-
tary petition in bankruptcy There are no
asaeis mentioned n the petition and the
amount of liabilities is placed at $1,12l 1870.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.


1Aockhart, Texas. November 15--Mess1s.
Whitmore & Zachery. grocers of Lockhart.
have sold out to Mr.. C. j. p. Mcdowell,
Who will continue the business al the same
stand.
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TEXAS MARRIAGES.

cARlt0I.I.- BELL. --csldwss, Tex.s ~
vephsr l5.4At noon today Mass AS p ~,
- on's place and Mr.. Ed. Carroll Of Bsau.
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wan AFTERMATH.

In his testimony before tho war nvesti-
cation commission General Breckenridge
intimates plainly that Shafter was incom-
pctent. lie also showed UP several short
Jennings In the management OF the war
department.. His own position was emas-
ciiiatcd and his office figurehcnd. so he
some spicy testimony In regard to condi-
lions at Chiokama,iga
Semi-offcial rumors in Madrid say
Spain's peace commissioners Will not sign
a peace treaty II tho United States insist
on taking the Philippines. Opinion in
Washington Is that Spain will accept q
cash indemnity for The archipelago.
The meeting Of tho peace commission
today VIII be the most important yet held
L and Spain VIII be given Americans ult-
y nntum. which may result In II breaking
or OF negotiations and II resumption of
Lostilitics,
Spain again fortifytng tho Canarics.
fearing a visit from the United States tnet
Should peace negotiations fail.
President Mckinley will review General
Fi,zhugil Lees corps ON December Is.
Nothing heard from Admiral Dewey
siuce no prdercu W'trsulp3 10 iiolto.
Rear Admiral schicy ordered homo Oh
waiting orders.
special Commissioner Porter reeom-
mcnds tho adoption OF a special tariff for
Cnba where Spanish corruption is ram
rant.
Captain McCalia informs the department
that the lnfantn Teresa ran not be saved.
Spain notified the evacuation of Cuba
must be completed by january /.
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AN INTERNATIONAL CASE.
Mexican Government Will Try Temple for Murder Commit
ted American Soil.

Washington, Nov 5Consul Daial at Nogaes, Mexico re-
ports to the state department regarding the case Of the American
Temple imprisoned by the Mexican charge of murder commit
ted in the United States that the Mexican government arranging 20
try him
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Prince George orr 10 Cretc

trieste. Austria, November 15.--Princa
George of Greece, The high commissioner az
me powels in Crete, started today for that
island.
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I'rivsN.
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Are You
In TrOub|

Ir that case II is good TO kno4s2
Hathaway &, Co. have been
equipped for perfect SUCCESS .againat
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DoMGs1'IC.

The Chicago virden Coal company has
has practically aceeded to the demands of
the strikers.
nglo-American commissioners are now
working on the reciprocity clauses of the
proposed treaty.
President Mckinley will keep currency
reform to the front and will pass over the
legislation needed for the new possessions
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FoHEIGN.

The dowager empress Of China insists
that III Hung Chang go to the province of
Shang Tung
Cret;as rejoicing over their freedom
from Turkey Chiikir poaha was dslatory
about leaving cauea. but the French ad-
mirai threatened force aud no put to- seil
promptly.
Mexican government h arranging TO try
Temple for a murder committed in the
United States.
The court of cessation notifies Dreyfue
that his case is reopened and instrnets
him 10 prepare his defense. lie viii be
sent questions to answsE
Nacarasua and II sras may send
troops to San Salvador to restore Prcsi-
dent Gutierrez TO power. he having been
captured by the rebels.
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UNCAS FIRED UPON.
A Fire in Her Hold Caused Some
Excitement.

NIAEltSmCnNs
Key West. Fla, Aug. 10.-The tug Uncas
commanded by Lieut. r. Brainard. reached
here this morning, after an exciting fort
night of blockade duty on the North Gu
ban coast
On this trip the Uncas put ashore all Ter
expedition for Gen. Gomez. and had a dam
gerOus fire in her hold just above the mag
azine.
In spite Of all this she Cooked none the
worse when she steamed into Key West
harbor to-day for more coal and provi-
sions.
When the Uncas left here two weeks ago
she carried Capt. Stable. OF Gomezs staff.
with six other Cubans and 500 Remington
carbines and ammunition for the insur-
gent commanders forces. The next morn
ing an overturned cook stove in the fore
castle started fire.
The Uncas was then only two or three
miles off Havana, almost within range of
the enemys guns. After extiusushing the
fire by chopping away the wood work the
tug proceeded TO Cay Conrites, near CaiO-
rem, where she put her little Cuban party
ashore without encountering a Spaniard.
1t was while lying off Matanzas, a day
or two ago, the Uncas was fired upon. She
was within two miles of the shore when,
without any warning, the sand battery of
6-nch guns began to throw shells at her,
Fully twenty of the missiles fen around
the tug withln a radius of 500 yards be-
fore she could get out of range. AS she
steamed away the Uncas returned the fire
with her three forward and after six
Founders.
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CITY BREVITIES.

The steamer Elsie is running excursions
to the Third Regiments camp, leaving
the foot of Bull street every hour, begin
ming al a. m.
A meeting of the Savannah Yacht Club
will be held at the club house this after
noon at o'clock. Important amendments
to bylaws will be presented.
The committee of the grand jury investl-
eating matters pertaining to the county
Their investigation related to the gravel
roads.
Deputy Sheriff Kennedy of Bryan coun-
ty yesterday arrested w. H. Johnson, who
is wanted there on a state warrant. He
is charged with leaving the county while
under an appearance bond.
MIR. John Raymond's residence at Har-
deeville, S. c., was destroyed by fire yes
terday morning. The fire caught while
the family were at breakfast, and almost
before 1t was discovered the house was
wrapped in flames.
Mr.. John H. Keogh has a Mauser rifle,
presented by Urlano Niconsch, the mate
of the Cynthia II, which arrived
in port Tuesday night. The weapon
of which only the metal part re-
mains, was taken from the wreck of the
Spanish cruiser Vizcaya on July 8. 1t is a
shorter gun than that used by the United
OLdltS army anu Is 20 CdllDSIJ OF dDOuI
the diameter of a lead pencil. An in
scription on the breech is as follows;
"Mauser Espanol Model-Manufacture
Loewe." The relic is at Theus Bros, and
any one who wants such a curiosity can
buy it from Mr.. Keogh.
The Sunrise Social Club will have its
first family picnic to-day at Tybee. A
brass and string band will be in attend
ance at the South End Hotel pavilion,
which has been secured for the day. The
regular schedule in effect on the Tybes
road will be run. The last train from the
island will not leave until 11:5O p. m The
tide will suit for surf bathing. both in the
morning and afternoon. Nothing has been
left undone by the committee to make
this a day of enjoyment for all who at
tend. The committee is Joseph A Count
ham, chairman, B. A. Fay, Joseph Kelly,
w. J. Fitzpatrick John j. Clarity, W. H.
Sullivan Fred w. Bregler.
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MEDICAL.

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HOW ARE YOUR FEET? If YOUR
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will give you relief. l cure ingrowing
nails oorns and all diseases OF the feet
without pain. Charges reasonable; can
give the best references In the CITY, Pa
TENTS treated at residences; orders can be
left at Wheeler's drug store, Bull and
state streets. Telephone 1851. Lem Davis
surgeon chiropodist
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GREEDY GREEN FISHERMEN.
A Party Mt VaIdosta Duped by the
Old Lime story.

ola Lime story.
Naldosta, Ca. Aug. 1O.-A party Of Val
dosta fishermen tired an experiment in the
lake on Tom Converse's place yesterday
and their friends are having good deal Of
fun out of the result. They were told that
lime put in a pond would drive the fish
TO the top so that they might be picked up
easily. IL was alleged that the fish would
come to the top to breathe and that no
trouble would be found IN catching all one
wanted. Several of the young men who
enjoy catching fish formed a company and
purchased ten barrels of lime which they
dumped into the lake. The barrels We're
dumped one at a time until all were land
ed on Che bottom. A few bubbles ON the
water followed a few minutes after each
barrel was empued, and The water turned
a millNsh color, but no fish came to the
top, though hundreds Of fine ones could
be seen swimming around under the wa
ter of the lake The young men returned
to the city after hard evenings work,
sadder and wiser men. They are much
disguised with their experience.
Hon. Judson c. Clements, member Of the
Interstate Railroad Commission. was here
yesterday TO hear the complaint of the
business men against the railroads on the
charge of discrimination in freight rates.
COnsid@ rable testimony was introduced,
and iL was agreed TO take interroga cries
in the balance, to be presented within
thirty days. II is believed that the busl-
ness men have made a very strong case,
and the result of the case Will be watched
eagerly here
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HELD ON A SERIOUS CHARGE.
Two Second Virginia PrIvntes in Jail
at Jacksonville.

at Jacksonville.
Jacksonville, Fla. Aug. 1.-Two pri-
Yates of the Second Virginia and one of
the Fourth Virginia regiments are under
arrest and confined in the county jail
charged with making a criminal assault
on a colored girl. They are to have a
preliminary hearing tomorrow evening.
Rev. B. A. EMS, priest of the Order
of st. Dominic, has been assigned to the
staff of Col Hines of the Second New Jer-
sey Regiment, and will lok after the spir-
ltual needs of the Catholic soldiers of the
Second division.
The Fourth Illinois having been trans
ferred from the Second to the First divis-
ion, moved to-day from the Springfield
camp to Panama park, a distance of three
miles.
Gov. Shaw and party of Iowa, after
pleasant visit to the two Iowa regiments
here, left this morning for Fernandina,
and will go from there home. He eX-
pressed himself as being highly pleased,
not only with the location of the Iowa
boys here, but with their treatment by
the people of the city, and said that it
could not be stated in too strong Ian
guage.
Eighteen regiments are now in camp,
with four more assigned yet to arrive,
making this camp a present the second
largest in the country.