davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-04-02

barre. Dnia 9-go msroa sgd dwu
nastu przysiegiych wyda} wyrok u
waloiajaoy. G6rnioy, ktorzy zezna
wall W tym procesie 1godnie pra
VIDA ma niekorzysc szeryfa Martin.
jego depu.owauych, aostali piracy
wydsleni przez kompanie, do kt6
rych naleza kopaloie wegla.
Werdykt W tym prooesie jest swia
deotwem, ze W tym wolnym kraju
prawo j sprawiedliw' Sc uogs by6 po
dePtane nogami, 70 tutaj sedziowie
PREY siegli zapomiuaja obowiazku
uczciwosci gwoli kapitaau. Sad przy
sieglych W tym procesie orzeks, ze
strajkujsoy robotnicy, wyzyskiwanj
bali niewolnioy, Sc "psami," kt6ryoh
zabijac nakazuje obowiazek wzgle
dem spoleozehstwa.
Opr6cz tego sad pensylwahski
wsk'zal, ze jest prawem strajkujs.
cych strzela6 pjerwej, zanim zsotrzo.
ny szeryf jego orszak wiesoia.
}ych, wyzutych 70 sumienia arystokra
tycznych synk6w zdoaa odoiagnst
kurek. A oi wlasciciele kopalh we
gla, kt6rzy ten zspaacony werdykt,
to dzienniki adwokaci, kt6rzy usi
aujs 60 usprawiedliwic, dobrze uozy-
nia, jezeli to sobie zapamietaja.
Oburzaja sic tutaj ma pogwaace
ME sprawiedliwosci W procesie To-
Ii W franouskiej rzeczypospolitej!
Process lattimerski W po}noono anne
rykahskiej rzeczypospolitej stokro.
tnie przewyzsza co do ogromu hat
by i bezprawia 3w smutny paryski
dramat.
Process lattimerski pozostanie "
pamieci robotuik6w tego kraju. Ten
process jest jednvn wiecej ksrbem,
kt6ry naoieto ma dzieh obraohunku!
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-04-02

Milwaukee, Wis.-Trust s2odowy
"Ameriosn Mailing Co." zbuduje "
Milwaukee wielki elevator. Sfodo.
wnia frmy "Kraus Merkel & Co."
zostanie powiekszone podlug wykoh
ozonyoh juz plan6w trust vystawi
elevator, W kt6rym bedzie sic mogso
pomieacit 100000 buszli jeczmienis.
Gmssh, ktorego budowa zaraz sic
rozpooznie, stanie ma narozniku ulic
South Water Park. S}odownia be
die diva razy wieksza niz jest obe-
cnie. Wszystko wybudujs 20 stall
z 4elaza.
Kolej St. Paul buduje W swyoh
zakladach W West Milwaukee $50
wagon6w refrigeratowYch; budowa
potrwa miesisc, bo wyrabiaje po oam
wsgon6w dzienn:e. Brak wsgon6w
towa,owyoh jest tax wielki, 2e kom-
pania prawdopodobnie podejmio bu.
dove jeszcze 500 nowych wagon6w.
Ruch we wszystkich gaaeziach pre-
nysla wzmaga sic, czego wynikiem
jest snaozne zapotrzebowanie WACO.
now towarowyoh. ...,....
1.-THE Western Hardware & Manu-
featuring Co." wydala kontrakt ma
budowe wielkiej fabryki PREY ulioaoh
Burrell Lincoln. Kontrsktorem Jest
e. Schultz; budows bedxie koszto.
w.la 325, 900.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-04-02

26. Historya Bawierza Jego Braci.
81. Historya Albulhassana Ali Ebu Bekar Szemsel.
nihary Faworytki Kalifa Haruna Alraszyda
%. Historya Miiosc Kamaralzamana, Kr6lewicza
20. Dzieci Chaledanu i Bsdory, Cesarz6wny Chin.
skiej.
30. Historya Krdlewicza Am2yada i Danny Mics
Gle Czarnokseznik6w.
81. Historya Nureddyna Pieknei Persank
32 List Kalifa Haruna Alraszyda do Kr6la Balsory.
80. Hisorya Bedera, Ksiazecia Perskiego Dz6hary,
Kr6lewny Samandalu.
81 Historya Ganema, syna Abu Eba, Niewonika
IS. Historya o Ksiazeciu Alasnamie o Kr6lu Ge.
nusz6w.
36 Historya Kadadadzie Jego 40 Braciach.
49, Historya Kr6lewny Derjabaru
49, Historya Spiacym Obudzonym.
|39. Historya Alladyna, czyli Lampie Cudownej
40. Przygody Kalifa Haruna Alraszyda
Al. ltistorya Kodzyi Hassana Abdalla.
A. llistorya Ali Babe Czterdziestu Ziodze ach
Zgfadzonych ze Swata przez Jedne Niewo1ice.
43. Historya o Aim Kodzyi, Kupcu Bagdackir
A. Historya Koniu Zaczarowanym.
As. Historya Ksieciu Agmedzie Wieszczu Parry
banu.
As. Hstorya Dwoch Siostrach Zawistnych Szcze-
scia M}odszej Siostry.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-04-02
Uwolnienie szeryfa Martina.

Uwolnienie szeryfa Martina.
Ola tyoh, kt6rzy uwazuie sledzili
zeznania swiadk6w W prooesie szery-
ia Martina i jego wsp6lnik6w, oskar-
4onych morderstwo strajkujacyoh
g6rnik6w " Lattimer, Pa. .,dnia 10
wrzes. +. z.,- werdykt, oa}kiem uwal
niajscy wssystkich oskarzonyoh, byl
--zaiste - uiespodzianka. Aczkol-
wick Mkt ME przewidywaa surowej
kary ze strony sadu dla Martina je.
90 godnych towarzyszy, Mkt przeoiez
ME przypus.c.aa, 70 znajdzie sic W
tym kraju dwunastu takich ludzi, kt6.
rzy orzekna, IL robotnicy, oAmielaja.
cy sic zaprotestowad przeciw wyna.
grodzeniu tax niskiemu, ze ME mo.
ina MEM opedzic nawet najnieod.
zowniejssych potrzeb do zyoia, "a
sauguja ma zamordowanie, na zabi.
cie-jak psy!
Chcciaz prasa W ostatnich tygo.
dniach zwr6cila og6lns uwage ma in.
ne pole, Mkt atoii ME zapomni tego
strassnego sedu, kt6ry orzeka, 70
bezbtonni ludzie pozabijani przez
szeryfa i jego wyslannik6w "a tzv.
przekroczenio drogi publicznej po.
zabijani zostali slusznie. Tragedya
lattimersks byla najstraszniejszym
jaki wyniknal kiedykol.
wick e istrajku robotnik6w " Sta
mach Ziednoozonych. Ta tragadya
to ME rsez v Homestead, gdzis spro.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-04-02

wadzenl detektywi otrzymali pensye
"a caiy rok, aby mordowali strajku
jaoych robotnik6w. w Lattimer lu
dzmi, kt6rzy strzelali i zabili die.
wietnastu a ranili trzydziestu pieoiu
strajkierow, byli urzednicy powiato-
wi obywatele sssiedztwa. Straj
kerry ME nalezeli do zadnyoh unij
robotniczych, lecz spokojuie prote
stowali przeciw warunkom, W jakioh
praoowali przeoiw niskiej zap}acie,
"a jaka zmuszeni byli ,pracowa6
Byli to W przewaznej ozeaoi obco.
krajowoy, przybyli z Europy, kt6rzy
zajeli miejsca innych gornikow, wy
rzekajacyoh sic praoy "a wynagro-
dzenia, "a kt6re ME MONA prowa.
dzid zycia nawet najskromniejszego.
Powtarzad cafe historye tego NOR
du " szczeg6lach ME widzimy po.
trzeby. Poprzestaniemy ma streszcze.
niu.
Podczas procesu okaza3o sic, 20
szeryf Martin jego deputowani spo.
tkali sic Z kilkuset strajkierami ma
droaze publicznej niedaleko cd Lat.
timer i, po kr6tkiej wymianie SLOW,
ktos da} rozksz do strzelania. Robo
tnicy byli bezbronni. Skoro psd2
pierwszy wystrza', g6rnicy poczeli
uciekac. Wtedy deputowani zaczeli
strzela6, kiedy przestali, okazaao
sic, ze dziewietnastu robotnik6w 20.
staso zabitych a trzydziestu pieciu
odnios}o rany. Aui jeden deputo
wanych ME bya uszkodzonym, AMI
sez pobitym W utarczce, 60 mia}o
rzekomo da6 pow6d do strzelania.
Zdarzy1o sic to 10 wrzesnia. w paz.
dzierniku, dnia q, szeryf Martin j
jeqo deputowani zostai oskarzeni
morderstwo " pierwszym stopniu i o
zbrodnioze poranienie. Dnia 1-go
lutego rozpoosa2 sic process pred se.
dsia Stanley Woodward " Wilkes.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-04-02

Seattle, Wash.-s'British Colum-
bia, Seattle & Pacific Coast Railway
Co." uzyskala cd tutejszej rady
miejskiej pozwolenie ma budowe
drogi zelaznej W granicach n'iasta {.
Kompania ma pobudowac kolej z
Portland, Ore., przez Seattle do gra.
nicy kanadyjskiej dalej do kolei
*Canadian Pici6c." lnkorporatorasai
So H. J. Brocker A. J. Fletcher,
ale poza mimi maja bye Vanderbilto
vie.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-04-02
PRACA | PRzEMYSt

Pratt City, Tenn.-W kopalni No.
2, nalezacej do tennessee Coal,
Iron & R. R. Co.." nastapi& straszny
wybuch gazow, przyczem szesciu
murzyn6w strscilo zycie. Eksplozya
zniszczyaa oa{e urzadzenie W kopal.
nj, wskutek czego praca zostanie ma
dluzszy ozas zawieszona.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-04-02

Pottstown, Pa.-Po jednoroczuej
przerwie zaczeto pracowac W tutej
szych fabryksch zelaznych. z wyja
tkiem odlewarni pracuja we wszy
stkich oddzia{ach. Nlezad}ugo je
dnak zaczns sic roboty i W odlewar.
nj, a wtedy W casej fabryce praco.
wac bedzie 1900 robotnik6w.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-04-02

New Bedford, Mass. .-Strajkujscy
tkacze greplarze postanowili jedno-
myslnie ME pojsc do piracy, skoro
przedzalnie otworza swoje drzwi W
przysz2ym tygodniu.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-04-02

La Grange, Cal,-G6rnicy, pracu-
iacy W kopalniach z&ota, wystapili
ma strajk. Pomiedzy straj jku]acymi
psnuje jednak Ottawa, re zarzadcy
kopalh przyjma ma ich miejsce chin.
ozyk6w.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-04-02

St. Paul, Minn.-1arzad robot
publicznyoh przyja} i zatwierdzia o.
ferte est. Paul Sides Walk Co." ma
cementowanie nowych chodnik6w.
Kompania po}ozy ohodn:k o szero-
kosci szesciu stop po 70 cent6w "a
stope ma dsugosc. Move chodniki
beds kosztowaly $4,000.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-04-02

English, Ind.-Jedna tutejszych
firm, kt6ra posiada zak}ady swiatsa
elektrycznego, skoro sic dowisdEiala,
ze zatruduieui przez nia robotnicy
przystapili do organizaoyi, zniayla
i'm wynagrodzenie o 20 procent.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-04-02

sic teraz bez tych robotnik6w aupe}.
ME. To sic nazywa ekonomia, ma
kt6ra padaia azy, gorzkie lzy tysiecy,
az ja przezra.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-04-02

Toronto, Canada.-Rada miejsks
uohwalila, ze Mkt przycysz6w ME
moze bye przyjetym do piracy przy
robotach miejskich.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-04-02

Easton, Pa.-Zstrudnieni ma kolei
"Lehigh Valley" otrzymsli podwy2.
szenie sap}aty. Konduktorsy, kt6
rzy dostawali dotychczas So rs, be
da otrzymywali po 1926, dziennie {.
Tunym robotnikom podwyzszono wy
nagrodzenia 0 10 procent.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-04-02

New York, N. Y.-Nowoiorski
"Sun" pisse, 70 " ten miescie 49,.
600 robotnic dostaie tax niskie wy.
nagrodzenie, il MUSIC sic albo odno
sic prosbs do zaklad6w dobroozyn
nyoh pomoc, albo umiera6 z glodu'
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-04-02
Pefen ucZucia.

COT to tax niemi}osiernie Ia.
tujesz psa?! A wszakze jestes ozlon-
klein "Towarzystwa przeoiwko dre-
czeniu zwierzat?"
TAX, to prawda, ale ia juz cd POI
roku ME zap}aoilem wkladki.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-04-02

Berlin.-Przyby}o tu wielu Chin
ozyk6w, kt6rzy udaja sic do szcze
Gina, gdzie maja otrzyma6 zajecia
przy gospodarstwaoh. Robote dadza
i'm uprawiacze burak6w ma cukier.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-04-02

Toxic, Japonia.-W Toxic istnie-
je nuia robotnik6w, praoujaoych W
fabryksch zelaza, kt6ra liozy 1900
oxlonk6w.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-04-02

Sharon, Pa.-Powiekszaja fabryke
"American Steel Co." i dniem 10
kwietnia przyjma do fabryki 25O
swiezych robotnik6w.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-04-02

Hamilton, Ont.-Miasto zatrudnia
wszystkich, kt6rzy ME moga znale2c
pracy, przy waasnych kamieniolo.
mach. Robotnicy dostaja po Is Ct.
"a godzine.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-04-02

Steubenville, ,O.-W Brush Creek,
] odleg'em stad kilka mil, ma bye
otwarta W kr6tkim czasie nova ko
palma wegla. Kopalnie nabyli kapi'
tali6ol wschodni.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-04-02

Alexandria, M'nn.-Zaklady O.
swietlenia wodne So w&asnosoia
miejska. Wydatki "a rok ubiegly
wynosi}y $4,297, a doohodu bylo
$3.50.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-04-02

Stony Point, Paw okolicaoh
tego miasta odkryto pok&ady twar
diego wegla. Miejsoowosc, W kt6rej
je odkryto zamierzaja nabyc kapita
lisci Alpena, Mich, co gdy nastapi
wielu gornikow PREY otwarciu no.
wei kopalni otrzyma zajeoie.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-04-02

Lawson, Col.--G6rnicy unijni u,
tworzyli kooperaoyjua kompsnie
g6rnioza, aby dad praoe niezatrudnio
nym g6rnikom.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-04-02

Bay City, Miob.-Gornioy, pracu.
jecy " kopalni nalezscej do ebay
City Coal" po przegranym straj ku'
kt6ry trwa{ przez miesiac, wr6cili do
pracy na dawnych warunkach.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-04-02

Stwierdzono, ze trust mleczny,
kt6ry rozporzsdsa kapitalem $5,00O,-
600 operuje " ten spos6b co do "a.
oszcsedzenia praoy, il 10000 robo
tnik6w, kt6rzy byliby konieczni,
gdyby panowai stary system, obyws
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-04-02

Cleveland, O.-Wszyscy w{a5ci-
ciele kopalh wegla W stanie Ohio
zlaczyi sic W trust, celem. spree
day wegla, kt6ry zostanie wy
dobyty W rzeczonym stauie, kcmpa-
niom kolejowym pojednakowej Genie.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-04-02

Portland, Ore. - Kupoy tutejsi
zorganizowali sic wydai odezwe
do publicznosci, aby boykotowala
sklepy "departamentowe."
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-04-02

Troy, N. Y.--Sp2one3a tu jedna z
najwiekszyoh fabryk bawelnianych
W Ameryoe. 1000 robotnik6w straci.
10 zajecie.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-04-02

Elm Run, O.-W niekt6ryoh ko-
palniach wegla roboty zawieszono ma
oxss nieograniczony.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-04-02

Strawn, Tex.-Powsts2a tn kom
pania pn. "Central Coal Mining &c" !"
z kapita1em 100000. Wkrotoe O.
tworza nova kopalnie.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1898-04-02

Nedza we Wfoszech.
Rzym, l kwietnis.- w prowinoyi
Palermo dzieoi jedza ziemie, kt6ra
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-13
The Confederate Cavalry.
Baltimore Sum-

NBdllInOre sum-
An eloquent tribute to the services of
the cavalrymen of the Confederacy was
delivered by Colonel B. II. Young, Of
Louisville, at Baltimore, January 18th
His address was one of the features Of
the evening. and the glowing words with
which he described deeds unparalleled
in the history of warfare brought out
cheer after cheer from the veterans, whose
bodies bear the marks of Federal bullets
and sabres. They realized that he spoke
from the depths Of his heart, and that he
knew the things he described were true.
He was with Morgan in all his cam
paigns, until the Ohio raid, when he was
captured and sent to the penitentiary at
Columbus. and afterward tasted the Sc
verities of Camp Chase and Camp Doug
las. He escaped from Camp Douglas,
made his way T. the South, and finally
TO the West Indies.
STUARTS RAID ON CHAMBERSBURG
His speech was made in response to
the toast to 1.-THE Cavalry" and in it
he told of General ]. L. b. Stuarts raid
on Chambersburg, Pa; General Forests
pursuit of General Streight, who started
out to wreck the Confederate arsenal at
Rome, Ca, and General Morgans raid
into Ohio. He described how General
Stuart forded the Potomac on the morn
ing OF October 10, 1862. at dawn, proceed
ed to Mercersburg. and thence to
Chambersburg, marching forty miles in
fifteen hours, and housing himself and his
men in the quaint old town.
at was a new experience for the loyal
men Of the North" he said, Ito find the
hungry Confederate raiders in their very
midst, and feeding themselves in their
pantries, and their horses at their
granaries.
ION the morning Of the 11th," Colonel
Yong continued "he began his home
ward march, eighty miles from the bound
airy, where he might pass 1t; far into an
unfriendly country, every resource OF
which was now placed under contribution
10 effect his capture or the destruction
Of his forces, and with thousands OF
troops, both mounted and unmounted
conyerging to the points where he must
pass, rendered his situation such that
only a trooper could fathom his dis
quieting emotions.
But with Stuart rode officers and men
who never quailed. Hampton. Lee, Butler |
Robertson, Jones, and Pelham, and 1,S00 |
men. the pick Of Virginia and the Caro- |
linas. were In the saddle with him, and |
there was no foe they feared, and |
who could whip them except by brute |
force and numbers.
Forth from Chambersburg this splen-
did division began the march homeward.
Twelve hundred horses, the fruits OF i'm
made up a part OF the train,
for already the Confederacy felt the need
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-13

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-13
william waIdorrs big Tree in PI.e.
CNew York World

William Waldorf Aston has LETT Londo,
for tour Of some weeks on the continent
He purposes 90 visit Rome, ana pOssbiv
extend his Journey 10 Cairo Befcr,
leaving Cliveden he saw placed In a p.r.
manent position the gigantic table mad,
from a cross section OF a California raj.
wood tree, large enough 10 scat forty Der.
sons. 1t has been Set up IN the open an
in the centre Of a greensWard. some as
lance from the house, in a place known a,
THE Half Moon" on account Of the form
OF surrounding trees and shrubs. n IA
close to the spacious gymnasium art
covered tennis courts recently erected al
great cost. The table has been 20 Ar.
ranged "a 10 present the appearance q A
growing tree cut IF at the stump. II Il
supported by two iron girders. and two
thick copper bands have been PLACED
around It to prevent splitting A sub.
terranean passage has been tunnelsi
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guests cannot be given on the table until
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-13

great day. IL It Is said OF me o.
sick, and ye visited Me-" then / .h,n "1
ceive great reward e
l must not close without nen,i,.,-
that his friends (the men OF NJ Ing
pany) were very kind TO him s,a ~. m
Doctor seemed to feel a great a., -
Interest In him. Two Methodist nln's,.ooi,
visited him and prayed for hin
Farewell. and though am n s,-,.
to you, l beg an interest IN your pr .1'.s.'
and may we all meetj in Heaven I. ~
prayer. LEONORA D. Ar,.e,.y
Fifty-sixth Virginia Regiment 49, y
Left Virginia in the fall OF lss2 a. Z. y
Donelson, and was taken sick. Wa. .T
to Nashville, Tenn. and transferr.5 p Z.
Atlanta, Ca, where he died. AZ - .
in the letter. ''aUea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-13
teenth cavalry)-Edgar Burroughs, ma

teenth Cavalry)-Edgar Burroughs, ma
| jor
Fourteenth Cavalry Regiment-Robert
| Augustus Bailey, lieutenant-colonel;
James Cochran, colonel Frank b. Eakie,
major; John A. Gibson. leutenant-colonel;
George jackson. major; Charles 4. Thor
burn, colonel.
Fourteenth Infantry-Moses f. T..
Evans. major, Northumberland: David j.
Goodwin, lieutenant-colonel James O..
Hodges. colonel; Parke Poindexter. lieu
tenant-colonel; Robert III. Poore, major
William ID. Shelton, major; William
White. major. Northumberland, colonel;
William w. Wood. major, leutenant-colo-
mel.
Fourteenth Militia Regiment 0Eigh-
teenth Brigade)-Wlliam III. Harness,
colonel.
Fifteenth Cavalry Battalion. Northern
Neck Rangers. Transferred to Fifteenth
Cavalry)-John Critcher, major.
Fifteenth Cavalry Regiment. Console
dated with Fifth Regiment November s.
1s6D-William b. Ball. colonel; Edgar Bur-
roughs. major; Charles Read Collins, ma
jor, colonel: John Critcher, lieutenant
colonel
Fifteenth Infantry Regiment-Thomas
=. August, colonel: Charles III. Clarke,
major; James Il. Crenshaw, lieutenant
colonel; Emmett NJ Morrison, major, lieu
tenant-colonel; Thomas G. Peyton. major,
lieutenant-colonel; st. George Tucker,
major. lieutenant-colonel; John Stewart
Walker, major.
Sixteenth Cavalry Battalion. Grams
ferred to Thirteenth Cavalry)-Benjamin
w. Belsches, major
Sixteenth Cavalry REORGANIZATION J.
Ferguson. colonel; William L. Graham,
lieutenant-colone; James II. Nounnan,
major.
Sixteenth Infantry Regiment-Raleigh
+. Colston, colonel; Charles A. Crump,
colonel; Stapleton Crutchfeld. colonel;
Joseph II. Ham, Northumberland. colo
mel; Francis ID. Holiday. major; John c.
Page, major. lieutenant-colonel; Henry T.
Parrish. lieutenant-colonel, colonel: Rich
ard o. Whitehead, major, lieutenant-colo-
mel; John II. Woodhouse. major.
Seventeenth Cavalry Battalion. Grams
ferred to Eleventh Cavalry)-Oliver r.
Funston, leutenant-colonel; William
Patrick. major.
seventeenth Cavalry Regiment. Form-
ed from French's Cavalry Battalion
William II. French, colonel; Frederick f.
Smith, major; william c. Tavenner, lieu
tenant-colonel.
Seventeenth Infantry Regment-George
William Brent, major; Montgomery ID.
Corse, colonel; Arthur Herbert, major
leutenant-colonel, colonel; Morton Marye, |
Northumberland, colonel; William Mum
ford, Northumberland; Robert II. Simp- |
son, major; Grayson Tyler. major. lieu |
tenant-colonel.
Eighteenth Artillery Battalion--Mark B. |
Hardin. major.
Eighteenth Cavalry Regiment-David |
Edward Beall. lieutenant-colonel; George |
w. Imboden. colonel; Alex. Monroe. ma
jor.
Eighteenth Infantry Regiment-Henry
A. Darlington, Northumberland, colonel;
George c. Cabell, major, lieutenant-colo-
mel; Edwin G.. Wall, major; Robert e.
Withers, colonel.
CTO BE CONTINUED.)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-13
Joking When on the Rugged Ed.
CNew York Tribune)

A man well known 20 MANY o, =,
city employees under the regime ,.-.
ended dropped into one OF the mu1le.,.,
offices toward the close Of asst weeg -
see whether any Of his friends were ~
on deck. Somewhat to his surpriss '.
found several OF them holding do,'
chairs" as one Of them phrasod II az
waiting for the time TO come when 3d..
services would be no longer needed
$50 you are still holding the fo,,,,
remarked the visitor TO one OF thu IN
Gals who would soon be nuub.,.,
among the "exs"
NO" was the answer, the for, ,
still holding u.s."
A few minutes later another rnb,,,
servant came in and gave the caller
hearty greeting.
Well" said the latter, Il suppose 70,
are waiting for something to turn up,s
THAT isn't just the way | should M,
IT," replied the latest conner; IT se,-,
to me rather that we are waiting n,
some one to turn us Down"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-13
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