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Not Private Property.

From the st. Louis Globe-Democrat.
The war and navy departments are
much perplexed in the enforcement of
the laws in regard TO captured property.
Many Of the officers seem to regard IL
as something which they are at liberty
to give away.
Baltimore has dedicated with apr-o-
pirate exercises "a 6-inch N~ordenfeldt
gun. placed in front Of the city nall.
This gun was taken from the 1agship
of the Spanish admiral at Manila. Snd
was presented to the city by Captain
Dyer OF the Baltimore: but IL s main
tanned here that the captain had TO
right To give h gun away. ;he de-
partment will. however. void taking
official notice Of the transaction. T. Pcs
sible. and will assume that tn r'e-
s~entation was made before the c1pt;.in
received a copy of the circular issued
some time z calling particular G!tcn-
ton to the matter.
But the department has had many
other cases TO deal with. One return
ing lieutenant whispered TO his friends
that he had a beautiful perlor orna-
ment in the shape of an enormou flag
captured from one OF the Spanish shirs.
This the department got wind of and
promptly ordered its delivery to The
government. The law has beer en-
tirely explicit on this question. but poo
pie naturally jump to the conclusion
that trophies Of this sort are the prop
cry OF whoever zones first.
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Chicago. Dec. 24.-Cattle-Receipts OF
cattle to-day were smaller than on last
Saturday anu the market was almost en-
tirely "A nominal one. Yesterdays prices
prevailed I'm the new transactions record
ed. The traders are looking for liberal re
ceiptS and lower prices on Monday.
H~ogs-Buyers Of hogs took hold briskly
at advances of dl0c. Hogs sold at an eN-
IRENE range Of s.. 25n3.65 for the poorest
to the best. Largely at s.. 90. The late
market was weak and lower and some
hog for which sea was bid early sold
at Sa.s2ia. Packers are counting on liberal
receipts next Monday.
S~heep-Too few sheep and lambs were
on hand TO make "A market anu prices
were nominal. Sheep sold at S2d2.@ for
the poorest To Sfa4.25 for the best. Year
lings sold at $ai.0 and lambs at S.5on
for common up To s5d5.l0 for choice
lambs.
Receipts-Cattle. 100; hogs. 1909; sheep.
I OR1
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bond to the amount Of 5000 has ocen
filed. with j. r. Ferte and II. u. Al
ton as securities.
Sheriff Dunn Of Carbon county has
requested Sheriff Young to loan him
the scanfold on which Robert Fields
was hung for the execution Of Thorn
az salmon. who will pay the death PEN
atty at Red Lodge. Jan. %. The re-
quest will doubtless be granted.
John Hoth. a brakeman OF Inc Butte
branch. is in the city. He was mixed
up in a wreck near Logan Tuesday.
caused by a broken Journal of the ca
boose. He was quite seriously hurt and
is on his way tn 81. Paul to rest up
from his injuries.
Hon. George A. Bruney met with a
distressing accident in this city Satur-
day afternoon. As NJ was passing me
National Park Bank building he acti-
dentally stepped into the stairway
which leads to the cellar and fell
through a window. cutting his mead
severely. He was assisted to the Office
Of DIR. Alton. who dressed las wounds
and ne is now In a fair way to speedy
Superintendent II. J. Horn H. the
proud father of a bouncing boy. which
came to the home OF Mr.. and Ars.
Horn Tuesday morning.
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WILL SURELY FLY.
a Successful Test Of q. u. ToIiiver's Fly
Ing Machine.

Great Falls. Dec. &C. II. Toiliver.
the flying machine man from Belt. mad
his model on exhibit ion In this cit. to-
day. N during the forenoon man Wis
tied his room and Inspected IL. The
model Il certainly a splendid piece OF
ingenuity. consisting in spite Of its sim
plicity OF several thousand pieces or
aluminium. and IL Is the common opin-
ion of all who nave examined II tina.
the machine. when built life-size. will
certainly fly. Since the experiment at
Belt the Inventor had added much to
the model. though IL is s.ill without a
gas chamber.
A test of 1t was made this afternoon
at the Montana Central shops. N
though the environment forbade any a.
tempt To make IL lift itself. the wings.
Of which thSre are six. n the two air
screws. fore and aft. were operated very
successfully. The wings beat 200 times
a minute n the screws make 1900
revolutions in the same time. Since the
machine demonstrated at Belt that IL
could lift its w weight without the as
distance OF gas, OF which there will be
In the working machine enough To neu-
tralze the force of gravity. there can be
no o that the machine I'm be able
TO fly. i. remains q be seen whether
IL can be guided and this the inventor
says will BE easy.
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LIVINGSTON NEWS NOTES.

Special Correspondence OF the Standard.
Livingston. Dec. 23.-Alderman VIII
liam Jones met with an accident while
on his way to work at the Northern
Pacific shops Wednesday morning.
While passing the snow fence south Of
the track, he slipped and fell. severely
sprainlng his ankle.
The Christmas edition of the Ana
conda Standard was received in this
city during the week. IL made a great
hit and the first supply was soon ex-
hausted.
A. f.. Burns. superintendent OF the
road work in the park. Is spending a
few days in the city.
Charles Mohr. janitor Of the east side
schoo house. died OF pneumonia at his
home on ii street Tuesday morning.
The interment took place at Mountain
View cemetery. the uneral services
being conducted by Rev. NJ. l.. Rick
man Of the Baptist church. Deceased
was So years OF age and leaves a wife
and family to mourn his loss.
Gus Nash. who eloped with the IA
year-old daughter Of Sam Thurston Of
Big Timber last week. was arrested by
Sheriff Young Monday and VIII have To
plead TO the charge of rape. His pre-
liminary hearing H. set for tomorrow
before Justice Rose.
DR.. W. II. Campbell has been ap-
pointed county physician. His Official
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LIKE THE MIDDLE AGES
A Description of Manila From
Val Laubenheimer.
A VALUABLE ACQUISITION
The United States should Never Part
With the Philippires-Many OPP
pcrtunities for Brains and
Energy.

Great Falls. Dec. 24.-Among the Mon
tana men at Manila IS Val Lauben-
heimer. formerly OF this city. Last year
he held the job OF night clerk at the
Park hotel. but when the war with
Spain broke out he organized a looal
board of strategy and was the foremost
in criticising the bad break made by the
administration and the officers IN the
field. Finally his valorous spirit could
stand 1t no longer and. shouldering the
responsibility OF quartermaster's clerk.
he went to the 'front.'. To-day the fol-
lowing letter. exhibiting the old indom-
liable spirit, was received from him: .
AT last we are in Manila. old-fash-
Toner. easy-going. h~appy-go-lucky Ma
Mia. I like IL. like u more and more
every day. People never seem to be In
a hurry. 1t is always 'manana ,to-
morrow. or 'pesads manana' tpretty
soon) with them. The old walled city
seems to invite dreams OF the middle
ages. with its meats. Its massive walls.
its draw bridges, sally ports. etc. Close
your eyes and you can imagine plumed
knights piroueting their fiery steeds I'm
front of the windows of their Dulcinas.
Then the bridges. crossing the river
from the walled fortress to the new city,
massive stone arches, no superstruc-
ture Ga la Fifteenth street bridge). III
up brilliantly at night by candelabras
on pedestals. with ncandescent lights,
handsome turnouts. all pony carriages
and phaetons. often with the little tiger
sitting up behind. give IL the appear
ance Of a continental capital There are
disagreeable features; the drainage IL
poor and cleanliness of streets does not
seem TO have been practiced. Fronn
noon until 3 p. m. the business portion
is as quiet as a New England town on
Sunday, everybody taking a siesta.
The United States should never part
with the Philippines. In "a few years.
when the United States will be able to
Judge their relative merit commercially,
they will curse the fever-str!cken West
Indies and consider the Philippines the
most valuable acquisition Of territory
since the purchase OF the Louisiana
tract from the french The opportuni-
ties for a pushing. wide-awake Yankee
exceed those of Montana in its very
paimiest days. but IL requires a little
brain and energy. The people here are
all wealthy or well-tO-do. except the
poor, shiftless trash. such as you find in
the South, who lack ambition or educa-
ton.
Thanksgiving dinner viii be over ere
you receive this. but don't fail to drink
a full tankard to my success at Christ
mas. 1t will be a comparatively warm
one here. with only one ice factory and
frozen water at , cents per pound
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gifts through payin' lawyers and divid-
in with Abe / Amt got mcr'n 5000
left. So say to myself. I'll just stick
down here tell ! gifts even. That's 10
years ago. I'm bOu even
What about the welly" as Dohcrty
paused Tor a moment.
I'm comm To that. I stcos at Me-
Tidian and opens up a layout hard
make you sick. An makes money too.
for awhile. coins IL. tell the city coun-
ell one night passes a ordinance -e-
mandin' Of artesisn wells. They APP
p~ropriated some scads. OF course. u II
didn't barely scratch the GOVERN.
While this was goin' on the city treas
passin' the chief Of police. he turns
and begins to ct funny. cussed
back. was arrested and took before his
high giblets. the ~ and fined a
hundred. didn't kick n there Is
where I was a Jay. Next mornln' |
saw they lad zone Ia work on h ar
tesian well again. The mayor saw ]
was a good thing and so when the
money would give out for well BORN
he'd send for me and say. John. come.
old fellow. we nee money for the
Well As long - l see hat ! got ga
pay for them wells. ] went at business
right. and as long rs ] d-du't Kick shey
let me alone. They did the square thing
by me by nlmin' the wells after me.
one Is named John Dohcrty n the
other Is plain john
Did YOU ever see any Of those TEL
lows you beat at Shubuta?' asked Ell.
You betcher. One Of EN- Is ny
here now. and / give him the price q
a drink and breakfast this morning.
Chicago Chronicle.
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England the Great Money Lender.

From the Troy Press.
England is the great money lender of
the world. A statistician estimates that
she has sjJ0.VJo.00o invested In land AMI
MORTGAGES I'm countries abroad. ShH lends
To- foreign governments and munIripalitie=
an average of 500. Dp.Go annually. She
finances railways In India, Canada. tfe
United States. Australia. south Africa
and South America, hes Investments of
this class a~ggr"gating Sz.l00.0c9Va. En-
glish capital Is invested IN ~ : country IN
water and gas companies, cattl" and
horse raising. brs werles. flour mills. street
railways. iron manufacturing and mining.
IL investments other than government
loans and railroads II II estimated that
the enormous sum Of s9.2i0.OCo.0oo Of Eng
land's money has been lent outside of the
'tigh little island
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CLERK HAS A KICK.
Not the Number of Marriages There
should Be at This Time.

Great Falls. Dec. 2L-The merchants,
or some of them. are complaining that
the Christmas business of his year is
not what IL should be. that it does not
equal that of last year. when Il should
exceed it. However. it is natural that
a merchant should kick on the state Of
trade. but the clerk of the court has a
kick coming which is justified by the
facts. Ii has been the custom of the
humanity which resides i'm this part Of
the country to do the bulk of its marry
ing and giving in marriage at Christ
mas. The week started in well and IL
looked for a few days as If the records
of previous years would De thrown into
the shade. Three marriage licenses for
two days in succession, followed by five
on the next. looked as IL the marriage
able men of the county knew their duty
and were prepared To do il, hut the fol-
lowing day the enthusiasm petered out
and to-day, when at least : or 10 mar
rage licenses should have been issued,
there were but two. These. Of course,
are entitled to the thanks of the COM
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Omaha. Dec. 2i-Cattle-Reccipts. 40
Market steady and active. Native beef
steers. A.2jH5.S: Western steers. S.@fi
TO; Texas steers. S3.G0Sfi.10: cows and
belfers. ydI.l0: Gamers. s2d2. 30: stockers
and feeders. 81. ;0di.t0; calves. fidG.'5'
bulls and stays, s2d3.S.
Hogs-Receipts. $50. Market easy.
Heavy. S3.t2Ea3. 47is: mixed. s3.4jm3.i7ix
light. S3.47isa3.50; bulk of sales. S3.f5D
3.f7ts.
She.p-ReCcipts. 1.e0 head. Market
steady. Fair tn choice natives. S.6pI4.3''
fair to choice Westerns. S.l0fl: common
and stock sheep. s.. pd3.a0: lambs. SNi
5.gl.
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nHnity for doing their best TO keep up
the record. but the clerk OF the cours is
still entitled to kick on the rest OF the
community. The licenses OF to-day
were issued to Carl Neno Wall and Anna
Matilda johnson and to Ira Z. WILDER
and Mrs. Kate Evoy. all being residents
OF this city.
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For ShopIiftiug.

Great Falls. Dec. 2i.-Irene LaFont.
an inmate of a house of ill-fame. was
arrested this evening charged with
shoplifting. Taking warning from the
reports from Butte and other cities i'm
the state. Strain Brothers of this city
have employed W. detectives to watch
the customers and others in their store
and this arrest is one of the results. Il
is claimed that Irene was caught lifting
a pair of 60-cent gloves. which We're
found upon her when arrested. She was
locked up for the night and Sunday.
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THE x


New York. Dec. 2l-Thc Financier says;
The statement OF the clearing house
banks of New YorN for the week ended
Dee. "a shows for the first time In some
weeks hat the banks have not been able
To- make use of the surplus n which
are flowing to this city. The result Is that
excess reserves are increased by more
than two millions. and now stand at ss =
5O0.0oo. the highest figure reported since
the last Of October.
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Candy Dipped in I've.

Great Falls. Dec. 24.-This afternoon
the 3-year-old daughter of Mrs. John
Higgins, residing at Fifth avenue south
and Fourth street. swallowed some con-
oentrated I've. 1t was eating some candy
and amused itself by dipping the moist
candy into a tin of the lye and then
conveying IL 20 its mouth. DIR. f.. A.
Grain was called at nee and. though
the child was i'm considerable agony
when he arrived. he was able to relieve
the pain. and IL is thought tonight tina
the child will live.
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Travellers Guide
TINE TABLE
PUT-rE. ANACONDA & PACIFIC RI.
Union Passenger station

Union passenger Stauoh
Trains leave Anaconda for Butte: SO q
m. u:5s a m. 40 .. m. 500 .. M
Great Northern railway rains leave An
aconda:
$40 a. m, local 20 Helena. Greas FAILS ana
all points west
500 y. m. Atlantic Expires. for St Paul
and all points east and west.
orego- Short Line railway trains leave
Anaconda:
500 p. m. for all points south. east ana
vest.
northern Pacific railway trains cave
Anaconda:
.:o5 p. m. Copper City Limited fog HAD-
ilton.
SIS D. m. through train for ST. Paul ane
al points east
400 a. M. through train fe- Portland
and all points west.
TRAINS leave Butte for Anaconda:
7:i5 a. N. Great Northern Railway Pc
elnc Express
t. a. m. Anaconda Express
los p. m. Northern Pacific Copper city
Limited for Anaconda and Hamilton
500 D. m. Anaconda Express.
$40 p. m, Great Northsrn Railway Hell
ena ard Great Fails Express.
The schedule time OF all passenger
trains between Anaconda and Butte ID
either direction doe, not exceed 30 min
utes.
Northern Pacific trains arrive at B.. n
d T.. depot. Anaconda. as follows:
From ST. Pau and all points east 1:5 a n
From Portland and all points
west ........ 80. los . n
Northern Pacific trains leave b.. A. =
p. depot. Anaconda. as follows:
For Portland and all points
west .-...s.s. %. ......-.-.ss. wv -
For Butte. ST. Paul and all
points east ........... ........... Sis . N
All trains arrive and depart from the
Butte. Anaconda a Pacific Union Passen-
ger Station 1T Anaconda
Tickets on sale for all points. local ana
through. on the Great Northern railway.
oregon Short Line railroad ald Northern
Pacific railway and their connections.
Steamship tickets for sale TO all points
!n Europe via the above lines.
Mileage tickets issted by the @. N. o.
r. l.. and n. T.. railways viii be accepted
for transportation over the B.. A 4 p.
railway.
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Sick Besdaehe absolutely and psrms-
nenfly cured by using hohi Tea A pleasant
hsrb drink. Cures constipation and indlse,tioA-
makes ycu eat. sleep. work and happy sstisfse-
ton guaranteed or money back. IS cts. and
50 cts.
retiring At night. and see how soundly you will
sleep and how joyousiy you win awake in the
morning IL supplies food for the blosd while
you sleep, producing . clear and bssatiful con-
pleIion, and cures constipation and alex head
aehe. - cts and so cts
Dyspepsia can be cured by uslnS Aeker's
Dyspepsia Tablets. One iittls tablet viii give
immediate rslief or money refunded Sold In
handsome tin boxes ut IS cts
Acksr's Dyspepsia Tabls's are seid on n
positive guarantee. Cures heart barn. raising OF
The food. distress after eating or any form OF
dyspepsia One little tablet gives immediate re-
iieE '25 cts. and so cts RSr sale by smith
DRUG Co. Anleonds. sad Parehsn- D'Aeheul
Drug Co. Butte
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Weekly Bank statement.

New York. Dec. 2i-Surplus reserve. In
crease. s2.Gl5. 6a5; loans. increase. S.SSs.3o;
specie. increase. 81. G4o.6c0 legal tender. in
crease. $4,000: deposits. increase. &,03s. so;
circulation. decrease. sl05. 80. Banks now
hold ST.. o9l. go In excess OF requirements
of - per cent. rule.
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Customsr-How are eggs to-day?
Jonas Hayseed twho keeps mp with the
marksu-Nominal. sir: nominal. with a
strong upward tendency.
Customer-No. Stree None of those
eggs for me. I'm afraid they'd ny before
I got home.
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san Francisco. Dec. 2i-Spring woods
Nevada. 1Oal2sc: Eastern oregon. lOfi
l9c: valley do lJai1c. Fall wools-Nor-
theru Mountain lambs. Sdi0c. mountain
lambs. 7Hac: san Joaquin plains. 6dSc;
Humboldt and Mendocino. 9Nfllc.
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PHYSICIANS

DR. Il. q. HEINE.
SPECIALIST.
EYE EAR. NOSE AND THROAT.
Consultation free. GRADUATED lids cured
withou. operation. Cross eyes straighten-
cd N headache cured with properly ht-
ted glasses. Rooms II and n Lizzie block.
corner Park and Main. Butte.
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WHEAT Al
MONTANA GRAIN Al
% N. sroaoway. Suite. Phone @s3. ......
EYrgKESCEss FIRST National Bsnh
Butte. and the Montana
%THN MISNExPoLIs,
q :: .: !: r; ! e F.:
~ AMI POINT
NCNZ SEATTLE
alaska,
vEsTTBULED TRArNs-DINING CARS.
Pullman First-class and Tourist
Sleeping Cars.
-. n. MERRIAM. Aet'g Gen1 As't ButA
CHAs. .. FEE, @. p A. st PAIL MINI
Leading Business Firms Of Montana.
AssAYERs.
+ sTICHT & co.
Reliable assay office. Established 1ssa.
The largest and best equipped laboratory
in Montana. 3l6 y. Main Il. 4. o. Box 62l.
Butte. Mont.
TaOs. BUGGY
Once half a block north Of p. O
40 North Main ST.. Butte.
NJ. z. MAYER. Assayer-Samples oy
mail or express will seceive prompt and
careful attention. Gold and silver bullion
a speciality. No. 20 West Park street.
Butte. p. q. Boz SIS
DIR. I. "A. GRIGG-
OCULIsr.
Practice limited to Eye. Ear. Nose.
Throat and Chest. once Postof'ice build
Ing. q East Broadway. Butte. Mont
DETECTIVE AGENCY.
| ". IL. CRABTREE
DETECTIVE AGENCY.
Is Silver Bow Block. Butte tFormerly As
sistant Superintendent Ptnkerton's.)
Detective business transacted IN strict
est confidence. VIII not engage in divorce
cases. References furnished upon appiica-
tion. Consultation and correspondence 30
licited.
PHYSICIANS.
DIR. Il. q. HEINE.
SPECIALIST.
EYE. EAR. NOSE AND THROAT.
Consulta;ion free. GRADUATED lids cured
withou. operation. Cross eyes s~traighten-
cd and headache cured with properly nt-
ted glasses. Rooms II and u Lizzie block.
corner Park and Main. Butte.
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va. hoge. NJ r. Browales. Y c. ChambsrS
harcus DAILY. " z serysans
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1898-05-05
Terms Used In Army and Navy

Just now, when everybody IS irterest-
ed in the movements Of the army and
navy, tne average reader is not unlike
" to become confused with the multi
piicny Of terms and title employed II
the newspapers. lie may make i mis-
take. for instance, Of thinking that I
captain In navy is the equal ~ rank e
4 i captain Ia rhe 1nfantrx - tatf !. fHR
tain ii the irfanry u . bigger n:fa ti'@n
/ 4 navai Lieutenant. he naAY be tnker'
ested to know that there are TWO kinds q
=qnadronk. one winch runs on land and
one which travels al the water; thar 4
regiment Of artillery consists Of u bat
ferries Of six guns each. and that a regi
ment OF cavalry Is composed Of twelve
troops. two or more OF which form 4
squadron. The relative rank Of the Of
tlcers Of the array and navy and the d.
visions in the formation Of these 70
branches Of the sarvice are as follows:
Divisions Of the army:
Squad subdivision OF q company,
commanded by sergeant OF corporal
Platoon Half OF company, COM
mauled BY lieutenant.
Company more than 100 men;
commanded by a captain.
Battalion Four COMPANIES, comman-
ded by major.
Rcgnncnl- Three botaIlions. COM
mant7qd nv 4 toIone4
Relative rank army-G General or Com
mander-in-C CHER. General,
Brigadler-G General, Colonel. Lieutenant
Colonel, Major, Captain, First Lleute-
nant Second Lieutenant
Navy-Admiral. Wee Admiral. Rear
Admiral, Commodore. CAPTAIN. Com
mander. Lieutenant Commander, Lent
enant, Master, Ensign.
Brigade-rwo or more regiments
commanded bv Brigadier- General.
Division-Two or more brigades com
manded by Lieutenant-t General.
Divisions Of the navy:
SQUADRON detachment of fleet
employed on any particular service.
Flotilla-A fleet of small vessels.
Fieet-A large number Of war vessels
under one commander.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1898-05-05

Company from NatehEtoehes arrived
To-day over the Texas q PaciIic raIroad
oaptained ay ". s. Tnehel, he Natehi-
toches Rifles presented m elegant APP
pearance as they marched from the
depot with she Caddo and Irezeyant
Rifles. of Shreveport, which companies
tnev have combined with. Captain
Trichels soldiers are sturdy SET Of
young men and give lnlsliaiaen ard
warriors. Their commander comes Of
family Of which several members have
flgnred prominently and bravery " war
and ii is safe to slate that this descend
ant will attain equal honors. Last even-
ing when the Rides left Naichltoches
the scene was an impressive one. There
were affectionate good-byes and well
wishes babe to each and every one If
the Young soldiers BY loving relatives
and friends. The veterans of tile parish
turned out as an escort Of The Rifles 10
the .iepot.-Iiem.