The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-06

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Al;nouEh have : read many nsS. h ne%er ss sna m msTTssaysds
sSe fact that Gen. Robert 4. Lee used the title "een.
Chief. OF the Confederate iorces dur,ng sno cIosine
montns OF ttn . p,nhn,ond Sor eacbsnsc' in Pebryary.
iseb. saw printed prociamations Of the Confederate
commander posted up ~ wny stauon, ana slEnea
hoo od y y ~, ne rse ~ tbis tltiic. except in Tie nroeIs.
nations 70 which 1 refer. l have thought that the
faot should notgo unrecordeo' HENRY MANN
The grafton or sena,ot nor ys !. ~ NJ pTWTuI,,
innuirss' vas Tepr,nted in the Trtsh world within q |
week or two after the shooting OF Judge Terry, ono of
tne Prneipsls IN ny e.,to,n tbat tba comniete snaecb |
IL given. but there ts such harmony in the sense and |
the sentiment that sm inclined 10 THINK IL ", me
speec IN 1 Toui IN o'o"p' "Oo"' '"' a Psn.sIS'
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Can you inform me whether Daniel Boone had any
brother or sisters. and II go, mnst " tnelr names
"N" BOONE.
Boone,s brothers and sisters were as follows. sa-
rab. born 1894; Israel, 1798; Samuel, 1898; iona |
than. 17so, Daniel. 1884; Mary, 1890; George, 1899, |
Edward, 1910; SQUIRE, l7tl, and one other brother.
sarah married aman named white. Tho biographies
that no further information than that given can be |
obtained. It is said that the last male descendant of
the family 10 ex-Msyor Daniel Levi Boone VINO IL
dangerously Ill In chicago now
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VIII n Adyfqn mo whether the National
Guard OF any state can be ordered OUT OF the state
states2 .. II the National anard Is ORDERED out OF
PEELED TO obey said order. or is it optional with them
whether they go or notf SIS.
Section ! ,642 of the Revised Statutes OF the United
States reads thus. ..whepever the United States are
inv aded. or are in imminent danger OF invasion from
ia"iulior u ss.u
the militia OF the State or States. most convenientt to
deor, NECESSARY IN renal suob jpvasion . . . and
aeem necessary 'ofepe' sun
70 issue hs oruers . tha' puipose 70 .uen y
IN min. ~ n . INN. ptop.. in' eoo.on
contempiates inc use o inc militia IN aho'her
e'a'o thah 'na M aseu, os
oes U oh'empiA'o w 20 .e ~ u oN n"
sta.es' iha' n NauonA' uuaIuo VI WI. = = par
Oh tne nhh.ia appears run w !. ma,
ooue' "nicn rays I. ""ot"e Hn''S y, u
ssase snah constitute anu D Q known ~ u NaNouai
Sua"o Nv sa' VI . I'm ~ az
eompenea 70 ooey' u i''f"oi '"e No
1isea STATUTES MGR pro'ipeSiof Isl peisouS
II tue min'is VINO i"i " JUG nv u .tn
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,,o N,,,o,., nr.,d hs,ro ord.r.d
20 perform duty, could a landlord dispossess a sol.
dier's family while he Is away? s.B.
There is nothing in the law forbidding the landlord
to do so; but probably the Civil Justices before whom
such cases were brought would not aid him.
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Regarding the question OF the birthday OF Chr1st,.
month by finding out when the Roman tax was to be
paid, for which Joseph and Mary journeyed to Beth.
I nas.Ih, 2 FORM rms ba See Il aDpea nn' to me that attn this Would BE- y
The most reasonable. FAB.
S"Ans ~DH''
~ En npp : p e IN "nm eIciusiye OF I'm ;nterest ch u
in operating ali branches OF Government. local. State.
and national. In the onitea states OF Amer,eat Also;
~ -, -. podor., ooror,u.n, o,o,r-
Al
Nh. o,b.r nrur.s von want Won can learn NV annIvinr
TO the Treasurers Of the forty.nve States. and those of
the thousands OF cities, towns ana villages IN the
country ~ ooe' ei"soo.ooo 70 . TOTE
STATE u ioso' n noou' e'o'ooo'ooo u no"
orkeny. We - u noa = Nv
bined debts of the States and Territories amounted in
Isoo "a a, az ain IAe The tnteres, charged AZ q
ioeo osi'ioo'eio'a91 d h'eres hAiRo !" o
per cent. would be about Ssa'ooo'ooo. Sec the census
OF 1880.
T. ,,. ,o,,ovv,r, . oorrsct ouotat,or and n whom
laws so that write the songs Of the people"
Andrev Fletcher Of saItoun. A scotch writer. who
Ahure" ~ q " fi'ef VIM
died In l7lo. wrote to the Marquis OF hontrose. the
Earl OF fotnes' ana otners' ionce kne" !" very wise
man that believed thath a man wero permitted TO
make all the oanads OF a natioh ne need NOT care
10 hon1l - thA Ia-. ~ . ~ - 81
VINO shouiu MAKE 'ho i1"e y = ha@oh' BURNER
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friend and ! noticed that tho White star steamer
carried an Engnsh nag All olue on = stern. whlle on
the COCK as q req one ne Temarkeu that that steamer
oelonEed u u navy. VI naVhl ooa,S carried the
boats carried the red nag. and the blue dag was the
merchant nag. Which wins? RALPH l.. scHocH.
Neither wins. The steamer belonged to the Royal
Naval Reserve. and therefore carries tho blue ensign.
The vessels of the royal navy carry a white ensign,
and merchant vessels carry the red ensign.
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Cornwallis's army, at the evacuation OF Yorktown,
marched out to the tune of o quaint old English mel
ody, 1.-THE World Turned Upside Down" Where can
the words and music OF this melody be found?
KANSAS.
We do not know. Some months ago We tried to
find It, but failed, even among q collection OF old
time English military band music. Can any friend
help III!
location of the building now known as "Hoyt's"