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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-11-03

Hallow eve. was we'll observ ed by tl4
members OF Goldenrod Prairie. No. 10.
which was recently organized. A sur.
prise party was given at tie home O
MGbel Housen, and the refreshments
were started out II NJ. ID. Candy
donkey cart. The donkey becamf
frightened at the singing Of the tele
phone wires and began to run. On
wheel OF the cart passed over the pros
trate form Of Robert Arthur, WHO TIA
been trying to stop the runaway. TIL
president was obliged to stand and 81
the r upset, with all the supper an
size saw the sparks fly as il struck
stone. She expected that the car. We
smashed and the donkey killed, br
there was only a slight damage don
and a crowd OF boys who had gatheres
assisted the astonished donkey to arii
and tied the relns to the collar, mister
OF the bit. James C3nley got aboaf
and a yell from the crowd started II
ever ready donkey, who did not ste
until he reached home. Ii he adknoH
what CONSERVATION he had caused
would have probably been satisfi
wirh his part. The party proceeded
the hosse, and the fun was as lively
if nothing had happened to mar
There was plenty to eat in spite OF I
smash-up and the club MAJ ched do
organs and Little miscI
was done, but a great deal OF Noise "
made, as the party rushed along
sidewalks. The mischief done, howe,
was large, considering the size of
police force that was on watched.
One OF the Party
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-11-03
j. f. M. d.,
Physician and Surgel
Webster, South Oak.
rox HoUsxKEKrxRs.

To make excellent brcad-the stan
bod Of every table-excellent 6our
be used. 1t 10 m open secret 20
that many brands cannot produc
best results in bread-making, be
they are rot made from the best y
or are adulterated with corr or
material which makes dark brei
cloudy biscuit. There arr many
nours but there 10 Only one DIV
Flour-made from Minnesota
Spring Wheat. This -four 10 guars
bythe Anti-Aduiteration League o
ers to be absolutely pure
Climatic conditions and those OF
black and marveloasly fertile soil
Big Stone County. on the Weste1
Of Minnesota, the cream oil the v
wheat regions. Not . spear ofs
winter wheat isgrown withina r.
hundreds of mica Nothing but
DRAFTED hard spring wheat, Quaer
Cereals. graces the undulating
Of this region: the growth y har
iuxuriaut, being nurDed by
brecxcs from friendly lakes, which
the hot winds Of the plains. Th
no crop failures here. A II
this secion and this only tn
wheaxzron which Dwight'sF1our
= secured. housekeepen arc abb
assured Of the finest quality kn
ordering Dwight's Fionr. Il en-
tained in town from dca1ere.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-11-03
o SALE.

House, wood house, cistern, barn and
three lots, across street east of school
house, III Webster s. ID. Terms. cheap
for rusn, enquire OF Ed. c. Warner. Web
ster = ID.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-11-03

A teachers meeting win be helc
Waubay On Saturday, Nov. 9th, at
p. m. One OF the interesting feature
the program il "A paper ON WAS
ton and the n. e. A." b, Miss Law
A good attendance is desired.
Nina HI. Aasv
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-11-03
FIRE
w DEPARTMENT.

DAVID WILLIAMS, Chief.
p " PARLlMAN, lst Assistant.
" C. KENDALL, 2nd Assistant.
r Foster, Treasurer.
NM. II. II MENs1NG, Secretary.
vvrcal {. HOOK &4ADDER No. i
y PsTiiman. Cllef. ". LKendal, Chief.
NJ Wlslcp. Captain, " Taylor, Captain
BUCKET BRIeA6E No. L
l.. g. UchseLIeiter, Captain,
pecnlar meetings held at Fireman
HaIl lst and 3rd Thursday eve
nings of each month.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-11-03
overt,.e

The following letters remain unclaimed
in the p~ostoifice at Webster, b. d. so'
the week ending Nov. l, 1898.
Phil Eyers Miss Pauline Grubba
Miss Celia Grui,tsa Chas H.gna
Msrs Eunice Owen Oh Sclsese !
b Syeiger AisS Ida Schwant
When calling for the above, please say
sadvertised'' and give date.
JOHN W. ARTHUR, r. NJ
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-11-03
Notice TO Teacher's.

The next regular teachers exam
ton will be held at the court house
day and Saturday Nov. 4th and
1898. Applicants will furnish &
own stationery. Nina III. Aasv,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-11-03
For SaIe Cheap.

Lot and Frame building ON M
street Webster. Address Pyle & Deb
en- Aberdeen or Ed. Warner Webster
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-11-03
Why freeze when you can by a good
Robe IRON &c to $12.-At o. 4 Smail.
Lost-A leather gun case, finder please
leaYe at this office.

~ A cheap imitation is al
IHS ways dear; asyone want
ing a perfect stove or
WZrange' ii they will take u
veM~ advice, will buy genuine
GARLAND Stoves and Ranges, in
stead of worthless counterieits with
which the market is flooded.
The season of the yenr has arrived
when every thoughtful man wants to
protect his horse from the cold raw
wind;you can do this by calling at kad-
ing shop and getting a pair oil blankets
A nice line to select from ranging from
70 cts. to $3.50 "A pair.
The Jewell Nursery Co., OF Lake City.
Mimi, wnnt saIesmen in this County TO
sell their hardy Minnesotng-own fruits.
farm seeds,etc. They offer three plans of
work, and the highest commissions
They are reliable. Write them for terms.
The frrt salesman started secures
choice OF territory.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-11-03

payyour subscription.
Wild geese are being brought in.
Aberdeen Bread ) cents at-Baxters,
Mems Shirts isnm 25c up al Ba%ter's.
Mems shoes best for the price at Bax,
tiers.
S. i, Potter was up irom Batter Moa-
day.
Tie hcst line d Coihing al +. c. Tegt-
meters.
p.J. Berringer was up from wapbay
last Friday.
E.W. smaahandles the best-chimney
Brick.
See Dir. BrenckIe's professional card
this issue.
Oysters in every style at-JeweI's
Restaurant.
/. Gross returned Thursday from a
visit TO Chicago.
AL kinds of kodak supplies handled
bv the Star OdtlefN.
Frs class goods at lowest possible
prices at the Bargain Store.
Try our delicious Fried Oysters
Jewels R%estaraunt.
Thursday, Nov. oath has been APP
pointed as Thanksgiving Day.
Chas. Hawkinson has his office in
store in the Severy building.
Candidate Serum was visiting this
section Monday. He is a winner.
The Bishop 0dorless Robe is the clean
stuf-Kadipg sells them.
DR.. Goodmanson guarantees his work
he is at the Commercial from Nov. Z TO
Is.
Go to +. W. Small for your Lime,
Brick. and Building Material.
Lazells Perfumes-fragrant and re-
ireshing-at Peabody's Drug Store.
Pete Wagner was over to Sisseton on
elevator business this week for Strong
&Co.
The latest thing out in photos at the
Star Gallery. see them.
L. Z. Jones the celebrated cigar man
was doing the town between trains
today.
Something new for the Ladies, what is
it? Corsets, The latest out at Tegt-
meier's.
Dr. Goodmanson the painless Dentist
will be at the Commercial from Nov. 2
10 Is.
Try Lazell Extracts-and you will
never lse any other perfume-at Pea
body's Drug Store.
For frst-class dental work call on DIR.
G~oodnanson at the Commercial Nov.
{ to Is.
Call and bear the alarm clock that
will ring until you get up and stop it.
at Ross the jewelers..
Mrs. julius Flsgsted who has been
seriously III is reported ne being slightly
on the mend.
The best line of Dress Goods and
Trimmings at II. c. T-gtmeier's. Ladies
don't buy until you zee his line.
Hear the whistling g:sl at the Con-
gregational church ON Wednesday
eve., Nov. 9th.
Before ordering a Tombstone, call on
Benjamin & Foster and zee what they
have to offer. 1t win pay you.
Sam Groshoug aud Bert Harrington,
OF Waubay, We're i'm the city Monday
looking after ieDc.r.
II you want good Dental Work wait
Tor Dr. Goodmsnson who will be here
Nov. eth.
Mobiles Theatre Go. at Opera house.
Wednesday Nov. 9th. Secure your
seats at Rose drug store.
Watci-sl watchesi An endless vriesy
OF Watches at prices never before heard
oi-at Ross the Jeweler.
The candidates on all tickets are get
ting a great hustle ON them this week.
Next week we will know all about II.
For an excellent meal or lunch while
IN the city visit JEWELS Restaurant
Private Dinuing-room in connection.
Step in aud examine our goods u
Iricss before buying your winter supply.
weinste;n Bros. The Bargain Store.
am showing the best line OF Under
wear Of the season. ! can suit every
body in prices and auality.-H.C Tegt-
meier.
w. W. Leighton went to Aberdeen
Wednesday and Will u week later 80 to
Huron and i,al the town Tor DIR. Petit.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-11-03

In Horse Misunderstanding is sure
plea sc You with bis unusual assortm
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-11-03
RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul KY

II. & d. DIVISION
,..sancer East 1041 p. N. Daily
fn West 4.s0 a. M.
g. freight East $50 a. m. Ex. spt Sun
va " West 1886 pm.
~, Freight West 12:0S p. II. Daily
a. r,.;rbt trains su5leci to ahandonment
e. A. BRADLEY, Agent.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-11-03

-. p. Reilander has been nominated
for County Commissioner in the First
(Waubay) District, as has Eugene Gui-
mont in the Fourth (Andover) District.
There are no officers TO be voted for Nov,
9Th who come in closer contact with
the people than the County Commiss-
toners. Both these gentlemen are old
residents of the county and are men to
whom the public interests may be safely
entrusted and it is to be hoped that they
will be triumphanfly elected.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-11-03

ed and its edicts carried out. He is a
graduate Of the Law Department Of
University of Minnesota and by strict
attention to business has succeeded in
building up a strong and lucrative legal
practice. Give Ed. your vote.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-11-03

Josephus Alley has been nominated by
both parties for County Surveyor and is
therefore on easy street concerning the
result, but give him your vote anyhow.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-11-03

For Coroner the Republicans have
nominated DIR. NJ. c. Schenecker the
popular young physician of Bristol. He
is eminently qualified for the duties of
the office and should not be overlooked
by the voter when marking the ballot.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-11-03

For Probate Judge, John I'll. Lund is
the Republican nominee. He has filled
the office Of County Attorney 10 the
entire satisfaction Of the people Of the
county. He is popular, Of rare legal
ability, keen and discriminating judg
ment, who would bring to the County
Court an energy in striking contrast TO
the fossilized political methods now
prevailing. Vote for John Lund.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-11-03

Miss Hannah Lawyer for Superinten
dent of Schools is in every way well
qualified for the office. A teacher of
many years experience and possessed Of
a wide knowledge of educational affairs,
she possesses executive ability OF a high
order and will bring enthusiasm into the
work. Miss Lawyer may be safely n
trusted with the educational affairs of
the county and the voter will do well TO
place a cross (X) before her name.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-11-03

L. w. Taylor for County Attorney
should have a walkaway. He Is q young
man ef scholarly attainments- q close
student and AN energetic attorney. he
is universally recognized rs q man of
good Judgment, Of genial ways, of strict
business principles and Of un~swerving
integrity who can he depended upon fo
Q that the laws of the state are respect
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-11-03

For Clerk of Courts is presented the
name es Lee w. Lewis, a popular resi-
dent of Scotland township, q section OF
the county which should be represent
ed in the cour1 house. He Was nominal
ed unanimously in the convention, is a
man of the highest character and strict
est integrity. Is an old soldier having
served four wears in the civil wal and II
elected he will serve his county as faith
fully as he did his country. Vote for the
old soldier. Lee w. Lewis.
Evening star., 1898-05-16
ALL RALEIGH IN MOURNING.
Unusual HOnors Paid to the Remains
of Ensign Baglcy.

RALEIGH. n. c., May 1G.-The body of
Ensign Worth Bagley, VINO was killed on
the torpedo boat WinsIow off Cardenas
last Wednesday, arrived here at , o'clock
this morning. 1t was taken al once 20
the home of his mother, Mrs. Adelaide
Bagley widow of Major W. H. Bagley.
confederate soldier, and daughter of eX-
Governor Jonathan Worth, deceased.
The body will remain at the Bagley home
until l o'clock this afternoon, when it will
be escorted to the rotunda of the capitol
by the governors guards, who will mount
guard ever it. The funeral ceremonies
will begin at o'clock, and the cortese
accompanying the body to the grave will
be one of the most imposing ever assembled
in this state.
The young officer whose blood was the
first spilled in the present war, was known
to nearly everybody in Raleigh, and was
very popular.
All flags on public buildings are at half
mast, and business is suspended. The
public schools are closed and the children
will attend the funeral in a body.
Evening star., 1898-05-16
Washington stock Exchange.

Salcs-regular cnll-l2 O'Clock m.-Metropolitan
Natosl Is Ba4t 10 a. S Sapsi I,as,oa m ~ 70 s5
az & as; p at at AZ 50 a. ~ L. ; Esctric
10 al 143; at I43. American Graphophone. Ia
at 15h; loo at l5. American GraphoI,hone pre-,
fererred. 3 at 10. Pneumatic Gun Carriage, loo
at 81 cents. After cali-Msrgenthaler Linotype.
10 at l427s. Pneumatic Gun Carriage, loo at 81
District of Columbia Bonds.-36ss. funding. cur
reney, ii2ta bid
lis bid, Metropolitan RailrcaS conv 6s 1l9 bid.
Metropolitan kaiirosd certificates Of indebtedness:
indebtedness. Il. 1J7 bid. Columbia Railroad es.
lis Is, bid IT, asked Bell Eail1sad Ss 20 bid IS
Gas oo%pany ss series ' g. i,a lid ' IT, s Eieslrie
and Tru., IS, +. and A.. 100 bid: American Sc
ton Market Company Let Is, lilo bid. washingt5n
Market Company imp. 6s. llo bid. Washington
Association IS; ioS bid Washington Light In
National s Bank * siocks.-Bank of Washington, es5
Farmers and Mechanics'. $50 bid Second. i42
tai I2o bid west End. ica bid. io4 Ia asked. % Trad
ers'. 100 bid. L,ncoln. 1lo bid, III asked.
Safe Deposit and Trust, ii4Is bid. washiagioa
Loan and Trust 12a bid. i3O asked. American Sc
r1ri,y and Trust 100 bid Washington Safe de-
Insurance stocks.-Firemens 80 hid. Franklin.
Potomac. 50 hid. Arlington, 12) bid I35 asked
German American. 1856 I'D. National Union. hid.
Il asked. Columbia. 10is bid I2lz asked. Riggs
bid. "a asked PoIls's- 5 bid asked Lin
coin. o bid Commercial. bid,
Title Insurance s,ceks.-Rfal Estate Title. -
ton Title. bid Districi TILE sid i'D' ""'"'''s-
Railroad s.oe<s-capi,al Trscsisn, "a bid. 7t7s
lumbia; 75 bid. 50 asked. Belt. asked. EckIne-
ton. 5 bid
Gas and Electric Light stocks-washirgton Gas.
~ bid Az asked GecrgetHvp Gas. AZ bid. L.
s. Electric Light, 9s nd. ssst asked
Telephone Sfocks---Chesapeake anc Potomac so
bid. Pennsy lvania. IS bid, a. asked
Miscellaneous Stocks. - Meurenthaler ISnety,e
] 42Si bid. l43 asked. L1nston Monetype lSx. lid
16ts asked. American Graphophone ia hid 1s5.
asked American Grarhepsone preferred. xI5 bid.
Pneumatic Gun Carriage. sc bid. 90 asked WASH
ineton Market. 10 bid. Great Falls Ice. iie hid
l25 asked.
xEx div.
Evening star., 1898-05-16
VACANCIES TO DE FILLED.
Several Important Examinations
Soon to Be Held.

Several important examinations will be
held by the civil service commission short
ly to fill vacancies in the this city. June 1
an examination will be held to fill the posi-
tiCn OF assistant curator at the Smithson-
ian Institution, division of mammals. The
salary of the office is $1,000 per annum
Competitors will be rated in the elements
of education, experience. publications and
thesis. The department states that it Is
desirable that applicants be not less than
% nor more than Az years of age.
On the same date an examination will be
held to fill vacancy in the bureau of en-
craving and printing of d square letter en-
graver, at salary of $1,000 per annum
No educational test will be given appli-
caEts hut ratings will be determined by
the character and degree of excellence of
the samples of engraving submitted.
There is i vacancy in the position of act
ing assistant surgeon of the marine hos
pital at Chicago, H.. and an examination
salary is si00 a month. The requirements
are that applicants must be at least twcn-
~ years of age and competent physicians
graduates of reputable colleges.
The position of physicist at the Smithson-
ian Institution is vacant and an examina-
ton Will be held June to fill it. TIE work
is to be in connection with the astrophysi-
cal observatory. and the salary is from
81 900 to $1,000 per annum. The examina-
ticn will include general physics. Iabora-
tory training. treatment of observations,
II. .echanical drawing, French, German and
English.
Evening star., 1898-05-16
baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE. May 16.-FIour quiet-wostern su-
per, So 15aS400; do. extra 81 4.GoaS 25 do. fam
ily 30: Writer wheat Tat ut, s6.5oas6s 81;
spring do. Sc 15GS7.do; spring wheat straight.
So 50aS6 75-receipts. 5. 02 barrels exports. none:
sales, 500 barrels. Wheat strong and higher-spot
and n ,nth 135a136; June, 1873 asked; July. 1ll
asked; August: ll2 asked; steamer Ne red. l3la
132-receipts. 59501 bushels: exports. 5000 bush
els; stock 7ls,s2j bushels; Sales 1900 bushels-
southern wheat by sample, 13oa136; do. on grad.
t3ltaal35l5- Germ inact ard frmer-spot, 4tl4a
41h: mouth. 41ka4l&; June. 41a4ih: July. 4il,a
Az; steamer mixed. 40l4a4oLg-receipts. 1.255
bushels: exports. l5o,2st bushels stock, sl3 o72
~; do. yellow, 41a42. Oats duli-No. white
western. 3s1aa3a; No. mixed do. 341aa3s-re-
ceipts. IS, $50 bushels exports, 150.O 900 bushels
stock. SIS. .6se bushels. Rye Ermer-No. 2 nrarby,
I0a70h; No. western. 72-receipts. SIS. 1913 bush
els; exports. IL $50 bushels: stock 309 7G0 hrsh-
els Hay arm.ehoice M. timothy, $500. Grain
Liverpool per bushel. AID. June; Cork for orders
saSh th Butter @ stesdy-fsncy creamery. II; do.
packed 12a13, Eggs weak-fresh. 10 Cheese
steady.fancy New York. large 9la9ls; do. me-
dium. 10a1ol do small. I0tsa1l. Lettuce-Si 5oa
sl.75 per basket. whsky-sl .27asI % per gallon
for finished goods in car loads; 81. 29as1 80 per
gallon for jobbing lots.
Evening star., 1898-05-16
Former Washington Attorney Pre-
sents Claim for S5O,OOO.

Former Washington Attorney Pre-
sents Claim for S5O,OOO.
NEW YORK. May 16.-The trial of the
action brought by VIM. H. Stayton. law
Yer, to recover $4,000 from Mrs. Hetty
Green for legal services rendered was COM
menced today before Justice Bookstaver in
the supreme court.
Stayton claimed that for nearly six years
he acted as counsel for Mrs Green, but
says she refused to pay him for his serv-
ices. He Is represented in this suit by
former District Attorney De Lancey Nicol
MIS- Green. for whom Wheeler H. Peck
nam appears, denies that she is indebted
10 Satyton to any extent whatsoever
MT. Stayton is well known in Washing
ton having been stationed here for A num-
per Oh years, when. as lieutenant in the
Marine Corps, he vas assigned to duty as
assistant to the judge advocate general of
tHe navy He was judge advocate of the
McCalla court-martIal several wears ago
ana shortly after that affair, in which he
achlerAd 4 distinguished success, he re-
signed and entered the practice of law in
New YORK city. His practice has grown
10 large dimensions. He is at present corn
n anGer of the Brooklyn battalion. naval
militia. and is one of the inspectors of the
haroor patrol.
Evening star., 1898-05-16
THE WAR CAMP AT ATLANTA
Spanish Prisoners Of War Confined at Fort
Mcpherson.
Plan to Send Gen. Graham to the
Philippines Appears to Have
Been Abandoned,

ATLANTA. Ga, May 16.-The twenty
Spanish officers and privates, prisoners at
fort Mcpherson. are kept under close
guard. 1t was expected that the officers
would be paroled. and. in fact. 1t was stat
ed here. but the officers as well as the pri-
Yates are under surveillance. They are
confined in the guard house and their only
exercise is secured in walking to the mess
room for their meals. The officers are
served at separate table, but the privates
eat at the table with their guards-the
negroes of the 25th Regiment.
All their letters are submitted to doctor
IN Atlanta, who reads them in the presence
of Colonel Cook. commandant at the post,
before they are mailed. The Spaniards have
no Interpreter, and their wants are made
known by one of the officers who has a
smattering of English. Colonel Cook ex-
poets his Spanish colony to be augmented
IN IN a lew days by the officers and crew of
the Spanish bark Rita, now at Savannah.
Recruits for Cooks Regiment.
The 10Th Infantry, Colonel Cooks regi-
ment' which was recently almost dismem-
bered, and its companies scattered along
the gulf coast, is being recruited rapidly
and will soon have its full complement. of
men.
The post is in readiness for the concen-
trating of volunteers No preparat,ons fo-
the comfort or large body of r1en are
necessary, save the running of Water pipe
10 distant part of the reservation, and
tnlS Will be accomplished in a day
Inc advance guard of the regular re-
cruits about 17,C00 strong is expected in a
Gay or two. The recruiting officers have
already begun securing men and just as
soon as they are enrolled and examined
trey will be sent to Fort McPnerson
The commissary department of the de-
partment of the gulf is making prepara-
tons for feeding large numbers of men
at the fort. Immense quantities of sup
ples are already there and still more will
be sent.
Every man in the two regiments of Geor-
gla infantry that will be a part of the vol
unteer army has been mustered in. The
quota was more than filled ana over a hun
cred men have been sent home from the
rendezvous at Grilln.
Gen. Graham Returns,
General Graham, commander of the de-
partment of the gulf who has been in
Washington several days, returned TO At
lanta yesterday, When asked about the
report that he would be sent to the Philip
pines to assist General Merritt in command
or the forces there, he said that such was
the plan several days ago. but this had
been changed, and he did not know whether
he would be sent there or not
Lieutenant Samuel Reder, chief signal
officer Of the department of the gulf, who
has been ordered to report to General Shaf-
ter at Tampa, left today.
Nearly three hundred cars loaded with
troops. horses and equipment passed
through Atlanta last night en- route from
CfickamauSa to Tampa Three hundred
Mississippi volunteers from Columbus,
Miss, destined for the lower coast of Flor
ida, spent a few hours in Atlanta and pro-
ceeded south last night.