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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-10


N, be sold NJ ahorin'a sale Mt Tho
west front door o. he Cnurty Court
House. In tho city Of Salt Lake, Coun-
~ ~ Salt Lake. State of utah. on Tuca-
day, the 22nd day ~ November. liis,
nt ~ o'clock noon u said day, all risht
title. claim and interest u the nhov1
nnmcd defendants. Phoenix Chemical
Mineral Paint Works and isnac j.
starbuck. Of. In and b. the following
described property. situate In the Coun-
~ ~ Salt Lake. state n Utah, to-wlt
Three hundred ta00) teot north and
south and one hundred and ninety
400 feet east and west, the same be-
Ing the east one-hnif 80 Of Block
SlNty-two t62) In Kinney 4 Courlcy'a
Improved city Plat 10 salt Lake city.
Purchase price payable IN lawful
money OF the United Safes.
THOMAS T.. LEWIS.
sheriff Of Salt Lake County. State Of
Utah
ny A. q. DYER.
Deputy sheriff.
y. H. cR1TcHLow.
Attorney for Plaintiff
Dated at Salt Lake city. Utah. octo-
Der 81. 1895.
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NortE

Nollcc 10 hereby given 10 whom al
70 may concern, shat the undersigned,
doing business under the name u
paynea a Cualteg have this day dis
solved hy mutual consent.
The said Fergus ClalJrr retiring. All
accounts due said nrm. arr payable 10
Joseph y. hl1ura and Joseph
plyues, Jr., they continuing hr husi.
ness us usual a, the same stand u Is
further understood shat the sad Joseph
J., paynea and Joseph !. paynes. H.,
arc 90 assume and pay an the liabilities
uf the said nrm.
Dated and signed this NTH day OF
November, 1885
JOSEPH j, DAYNBs,
feRsli CoAt.TER,,
JOSEPH J, DAYNEs. JR.
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ASSESSMENT 80. =
Aurora Mining and MlHng Company.
Principal Place " Business, SAT-
Lake Clty, Utah.

Nptlco iH hereby given that al a
meeting 90 she board 0f Directors hold
0n Tuesday, october 18Th, 1895. an a..
Hessment vi ons-half cent por share was
levied on the capital stock OF the cor.
purlt.ln, payable on the second day u
December lsas, 90 the secretary al No.
u North Main Street Salt Lake cay.
between thc hours ~ i2 and ~ m.
Any stock upon which This assess.
mcni remains unpaid ou the End day of
December 1855, VIII Doe delinquent and
advertised Cor sale, ana unless nav.
ment ls made before win be- sold a.
public auction ou Che isth day of De-
cemhor 100 " noon, io pay SAID delin-
luenl assessment together with cost OF
adNtri's.HE und expense OF sale.
By order uf The Hoard OF Direetora
JOHN WELLS, Secretary.
Dated salt Lake Cky. Utah, Novem.
Der LIST, ls9A
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To be sold al sheriff sale az the West
Front Door Of the County Court House.
In the city 0f Salt Lake. County OF SAT-
Lake. State OF Utah. on Tuesday. the
22nd day o. November. 1888, at II
o'clOck noon OF said day. all the right,
title, claim and Interest " the above
named defendants. Henry u. skIdmore.
Sarah A. Skifmore. his wife. and utah
Power company. corporation. Of IN
and TO she following described proper
~. situate In Salt Lake County. state
% t,ah. ta-.tt. Carlfa 7n-irg at a
point twelve O2) chain and nfty t50l
links east OF the northwest corner OF
the northwest quarter 0f section thirty
nvc f35l In township one Ol south OF
tango one ~ cas-, NJ Sak Lake Merl-
diau, running thence south six 90
chains ana twenty-five links. thence
cast three chains and aiN,y-hrce tsp
links. thence south one chain and thirty
one taD ilnka. thence east ten 00l
chains and sixty links. thence north
seven ca chains and nfiy-six tjel links
thence west one az chain and seventy
three C7D links. thence north ten i1
chains. thence west ten tiol chains.
thence south ten u0l chains. thence
west twn and 0n-haf f2hl chains.
containing twenty t20) acres Purchase
price payable In lawful money OF the
THOMAS p. LEWIS.
sheriff % Salt Lake County. state OF
Utah.
ny 4. q. oyer. Deputy sheriff.
Pierce. Cgitchlow & Barrc,te. Attor-
neys Tor Plaintiff.
Dated AZ Salt lake city. Utah. this
aist day o. october. 1898.
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NOTICE TO srooKHoLDrRs.

A speelal meeting OF the stockholdefs'
~ ths Herschel Gold Mining COMPANY
,yl1 be held az the company's once ~
MCCORMICK building. salt Lake utAh
Wodnesday, Nov. %, 1888, az II o.ei9.h
a m, for the purpose OF taking AeuS"
siiisation on the company, by redue-
,inn af the par value OF Us shares
~" 3. 4. PEARSON, seey
salt Lake, oct. rs. 1855.
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LsIRAr rOuNp NorIon.

One gray Mare about s years old.
blurred brand on left shoulder
u the above described animal II not
cl-imed on or before November 18th.
ls's she viii be sold at cry Eatray
Pound at p. m.
JOHN o. MATToX.
Poundkeepsr.
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Anu ~ accordance with law and o.,
order of the board ~ directors mn
on me s6ih day OF Soptembrr, isss i,
many shares of each parcel ~ ans
STOCK, az may be necessary. will be- slIJ
az public auction 90 the highest bllB
io9f cash Al the office Of he secretary
w SLATE street. salt Lake CITY. titsb
on ne l9th day Of November. is9s. ai
NJ, We hour OF 10 o'clock a. M, 10 pay d.,
WIN the cost OF advertising and en-,
ptnsea of sale,
r. y. MILLER.
Secretary
s's State Street Salt Lake City, Utah.
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The undersigned Will soll At private
sale, IN separate parcels. the two pieces
Of property described AZ follows;
!, Al she right. title. claim and lu-
tercat OF each Of said minors In and "a
block seventeen uD. plat ~" Salt
Lake City Survey, Salt Lake City and
County. state Of umh.
9, an the right. title, claim and In.
tercat VI each of said minors In and "a
the property known a. Culdcr'n Farm
being In four parcels. described a. FOL.
luwa3
An that portion o. tho northwest
quarter 81 w. ~ of the northeast
quarter ~, v. ~ Of section sixteen
OGl Ia township two 90 south Of ranFl
west Of south Jordan Canal, situated IN
Salt Lake County. Utah,
All that portion % the southeast quar-.
ter a.. y. ~ OF che southwest quarter
a.. W. ~ Of section niue W), township
two ~ south Of range one ~ west
Salt Lake Meridian. lylng west u the
South Jordan Canal. situated In Salt
Lake County, Utah.
All OF the southwest quarter a. W
~ Of the northeast quarter a.. T.. "a
OF section sixteen uG. In township twd
90 south 0f range one il west Raii
Lake Meridian. In Salt Like County,
Utah.
An OF the southeast quarter IS. ~ ~
Of the northwest quarter IN. W "a NJ
section sixteen u0l, township two tgl
south OF range one ~ west Salt Lake
Meridian, In Salt Lake County. Utah.
on or after Tuesday, the 18th day Of
November. 1895.
Written bids will be received AZ ths
oiice Of Young a Moyle. attorney. over
Deserot National Bank. on the corner N
Main and First South streets Shi
Lake city. utah.
Terms. cash. 10 per cent OF the amount
bid payable az the time Of sale. balance
upon the confirmation by the court.
ANN HAMER CALDER.
Guardian OF The persons and estates
OF Anna ~. ana Agnes ~ calder.
nlInI HllI LlL- lIIN- NuN ~.
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Ana In accordance with law and or
der u board 81 directors made on tho
18Th day OF September. 1895. 90 many
shares " each parcel Of such stock as
seorriary's office. No. 10 west F.rst
South street, Salt Lake city. Utah, on
Friday. November Z. 1895. at O'clock
y, M. 70 pay the delinquent assessment
thereon. together wlth costs OF adyer-
ualng and expense of sale.
ALEX BUCHANAN JR..
Secretary.
A. meeting OF the directors held
Friday. November 4. 1895. the sale OF
delinquent stock was continued until
Monday, December Q. 1855. AZ o'clock
o, m,
ALEX. BUCHANAN JR..
Secretary.
Dated November 8, 1895.
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Antler Gold Mining Company.
Principal Place Of Business at Sal
Lake City, Utah.

HhNhN'A tNAa shAAAAAAn NHRfNa1Fs
Principal Place Of Business at Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Notice IL hereby given that at q
meeting o. the directors. held on Ooty-
Dor "a, 1895 an assessment OF one ~
mill per share was levied on the oapl.
1l stock Of the corporation, Issued and
outstanding, payable on December LIST
l'9s, o 4, w. Raybould. treasurer OF
M company, at the office OF the com
piuN No. 40 south Main street. up
aillir Salt Lake CITY. Utah,
Any stock upon whicn thls assess
mon, may remain unpaid on December
&c., lsss, will be delinquent on Dcocm-
Dog 2Id, 1895, and advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment Il
mlie before, will be sold ON December
TO- 1855 90 pay the delinquent assess
merit together with cost Of advertising
ara expenses o. sale.
A, w RAYBouLD. Secretary
once AZ 40 So. Main st.. Salt Lake
cty. Utah.
Dated November LIST, 1895
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DELINQUENT NOTCH

Crown Point Mining Company. pfl,el.
pal ONCE. Room 2il Atlas B1gk
city Of Salt Lake. State OF ulA
Location OF works and mines IN Ur,iA
Mining District. Park City, So.
nit County, state VI Utah.
NoTicE.-Thcre are dclnquen; %
the following described ai1Ck on a,.
count 81 assessment No. 1 N cents
per share on the capital stock " ni
company. levied on the 2aui day u,
July. 1895, the several amounts is,
opposite the names Of the respective
shareholders as follows;
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SiirniIi's sALE
In the District Court " the Third Ju-
dlclA District, County ~ salt
Lake. State Of Utah.



To be sold at sherif's sale AZ the
West Front Door Of the County Court
House In the city - Salt Lake. County
OF Salt Lake. State o. Utah. on We'd
netdcy. the 9ari day of November, isas
az u O'Clock noon % said day ali ths
right, title. claim and Interest Of ,he
above named defendant. Edward Mac.
kay u, In and 90 the following dcs-
cflhcd property to.wit: Commanding
four chains south of the southwest
corner of the southeast a u Section a
Township one South Range one West
Of the Salt Lake Meridian and running
thence south ~ degrees q minutes east
81 chains, thence south a degrees East
as chains. thence south Is dfFroes 10
minutes east 5.pi chains. thence north
10 degrees east ii.c0 chains. thence
north n degrees east if.Sb chains more
or less 90 west bank q old bed OF Jor.
dan river. thence down the West hank
NJ said river % q point 1915 chains quo
north OF the Township line. thence west
"a chains more or Less 90 west line OF
the southeast =, - section "a nforoa,id
u beginning. Situate In the County of
salt Lake. state of Utah.
Also commencing az tho northwest
corner % the southeast = OF section 4
Township South Range one West
aud running thence east 20 chains
thence south i.g1 chains, thence West
sis chains, thence south 5.Os chains
thence north 40 degrees 20 mlnutca west
ai.i5 chains 90 west line ~ said 4 Sec.
tion. thence north eco chains 10 the
place OF beginning.
Purchase price payable In lawful
money Of the United States
q W. DARKE.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
THOMAS T.. LEWIS,
sheriff of Salt Lake County. State OF
Utah.
by 4. q. DYER.
Deputy sheriff
Dated a, Salt Lake CITY. Utah. Mo-
Uau.Nar LAT 1875
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In the Dlsirlo, Court OF the Third Ju-
dlelal District. County OF Salt
Lake, State OF Utah.
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NoTicE;-There are delinquent upon
the following described stock. on ac-
count u assessment No 2. levied on the
Goth day Of September. 1895. the sew
erai amounts set opposite the names %
the respective shareholders as follows!
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Capitol nm Land & Improvement, Com.
plny, q Corporation, Thomas J..
hluc and NJ. 4, Hopkins, Plaintiffs.
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william n. Prlnn. Fred Kerns. Isaac ".
stevens, John J. wyatt, John ~.
Goodman. Alice l.. Davidson.
sllomc A. Jones. A. H. Place. Louis
W. Hanson, Net,le Harvey. Thomas
Recd Harvey and Marie Harvey,
Defendants.
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Adam orth Benin. Plaintiff.
vs.
Henry y. skldmore. Sarah a. SKID
more. his wife. and Utah Power
Company, a Corporation. Defend
ants.
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West Buckeye Mining CO., a corpors.
FIUu
Location Of Principal Place Of Business
salt Lake city Utah.

Notice'-There are delinquent upop
the following described stock. on az
count ~ assessment levied on the cam
day OF september, 1895, the sevHrt'
amounts set opposite the names of M
respective shareholders, as follows,
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DrLINourNr NOTICE..
The Washable Mining Company.
Location Of Prlnclpal Place Of Buai-
ness. Sah Lake city. Utah.
Location OF Mines and Works, Caaala
County, Idaho.

There are delinquent upon the follow
Ing described stock. on account Of As
aefHment No. 2. levied on the 18th day
of September. iS9s. che several amounts
set opposite the names Of the TcHpect-
I've ahareholdcra AZ follows:
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Location and Principal Place % nusi-
ness. Room Z. Deseret National
Bank building. cor. Main and
First South Streets. Salt Lake
city. Utah.
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Location OF Mines. nig Cottonwood
Mining District. salt Lake
County. Ulah.
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snIniffs SAN.

In She District Court o. the Third Ju-
dlclni District. county " salt
Lake, state Of Utah.
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In the Third District Court OF the Third
judicial District. County OF Salt
Lake, State OF Utah.

Il. a. nrlggs, plaintiff. w Anna Mar
Sanders and J. c. sandberg.
defendants.
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In the District Court Of Salt Lake
County state Of Utah. Pro-
bate Division.

In the Matter " the Guardianship OF
the Persons and Estates % Anna
II. calder and AEnoa IL.
nnllnf Mlnnrl
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Turning Go the crisis with France.
the premier rfmhrkedi I'VE have had
quite recently 90 consider whether the
question ~ AN European war WAS no.
very near hut. with great interest
ana consideration. the result has r.
turucd hlpplly through ths Fpat judy
mont and common sense displayed by
France under circumstances ~ unusual
difficulty, which, I think. have relieved
Eur ~ uf very dangerous and
threatening storm.
The Progress., 1898-01-15

discipline and very hard taslzmaster,
but the American volunteers were men
intelligent enough to recognize the fact
that they needed a very. rough breaking
in in order to be quickly changed from
ease loving civilians into soldiers fit for
the hardships and dangers of the cam
paigns. The Jersey brigade was one of
the best fighting corps in the army.
When the army reached the PENN
sula, Kearny was placed in command
of division in the Third Army corps
He proved to be very active division
commander. In the battles at Williams
burg and Fair Oaks he displayed great
gallautry in hurrying forward the troops
where they were needed and leading
them into action. In the battle at Fair
Oaks his division was one of the most
conspicuous. 1t was at Fair Oaks that
General O. O. Howard lost his right
arm Kearny passed the field hospital,
where the amputation took place, and
seeing the freshly bandaged stump ex-
The Progress., 1898-01-15
Kearny had it in him to be another

Kearny had it in him to be another
Murat to some modern Napoleon. But
when he offered his sword to the gov
eminent in 1861 as leader of cavalry
volunteers he was told, "This is not
war for horseback fighting" Sohe fret
ted and chafed behind slowly moving
infantry and lost his life seeking for
that excitement which comes without
seeking to a gallant marshal of squad
rOnS.
The Confederates always made tar
get of the Zone Armed Devil, " but he
lived through many battles in 1891 and
1862 At Fair Oaks he told q subordi-
nate who asked where he should lead
his regiment in: ooh, anywhere, colo
nell You'll find lovely fighting along
the whole line" When killed at Chan
tilly, in September, 1862, Kearny was
riding alone inside the Confederate
lines 1t was dark and raining, and he
wore rubber cloak, concealing his uni
form. One Of Stonewall Jackson pick
ct halted him. Don't fire! I'm q
friend" said he, wheeled his horse and
leaned forward upon the animal 8 shout
ders and neck. Several shots were fired
and finally bullet of heavy caliber
struck the flying horseman at the base
of the spine, ranging upward and in
stantly fatal. Had his left arm been in
tact he would have leaned out Of the
saddle, Indian fashion, and shielded his
own person with that Of his horse, So
fell Kearny, the hero Of the most bril-
liant personal exploit performed at the
gates of Mexico. He had just sent his
orderly to the rear to mail letter to
his wife, and his fate was not known
until the body came into the lines IN
der flag Of truce.
Kearny's genius stamped itself upon
the First Jersey brigade. This body of
men was organized by Kearny at the
request of the governor of New Jersey.
His name was always associated with
it during the war, although he never
led it in battle. The veteran survivors
Of the brigade still venerate the name
Of their old leader. He was strict in his
The Progress., 1898-01-15

StQneW2ll jackson S SOlG1CfS III 1907,
Jackson exclaimed to his men, "Boys,
do you know you have shot the most
gallant officer in the United States army
This is Phil Kearny, who lost an arm
nm Mexicol'
Kearny's career in Mexico and after
ward in Europe showed that he was II
born cavalryman. Yet he died, some
what ignobly, it must be confessed,
seeking stirring adventure as a general
of infantry, and was alone inside of the
enemy's lines when killed. When a boy
at college, Kearny had with him war
plant consisting of thousands of leaden
soldiers, artillery train, spring guns,
elaborate field works and Notifications.
His leisure was spent in exercising on
mimic battlefelds. One of the great
soldiers idolized by the boy warrior was
Tilly, German of the seventeenth
century, known as the "Old Devil. "
In after years Kearny was to bear
nickname quite as significant, for while
reyerencing Ti1ly and others of the
scholarly type of commanders he yearned
to be q dashing hussar and perform
reckless cavalry charges. He early be-
came noted as a horse killer.
Although born to ample fortune,
Kearny put everything aside at the age
of 21 and took Il second lieutenant's
commission in the famous First United
States dragons. That was in 1886,
dull time for American soldiers. Fortu-
nate1y the young lieutenant was sent to
study cavalry tactics abroad. He served
through the French campaign in Algiers
as an aid on the staff of the Duke of
Orleans He had his baptism of fire in
driving the fierce Arabs from the noun
tain of Mouzaia, celebrated "battle
above the clouds. -
In the Mexican war Kearny led a
company of dragons, all picked men,
mounted on iron gray steeds. The
"grays" became famous under their
dashing leader. But the mountain
passes, the marshy fields, with their
deep wide bitches, i'll tho early march
of the army toward the City of Mexico
were unsuited to brilliant cavalry ma
mowers. At a dinner given the Ameri-
can officers III the Mexican city OF Pu-
ebla, Kearny lamented the duI1ness of
the work assigned his troopers. He said
that he would gladly give an arm to
win breyet.
Chance was at last given the dragons
to relieve the monotony of outpost and
picket duty at the battle of Churubusco
bridge. The company of 'grays" was
attached to General Pillows division.
Pillows foot soldiers stormed and car
ried a fortified bridge head (Tote de
Pont) on tho river The Mexicans, who
We're overthrown on the bridge head,
retreated along a single causoway lead
ing through the swamps to the City OF
Mexico. Ib was disorderly rout, and
the Mexicans actually saved themselves
by blocking the road with q jam of in
The Progress., 1898-01-15
claimed, "Howard, you and can buy
our gloves together after thisl"
GEORGE l.. KK.MER
Settled It,

Rev. Mr.. GoOdie-I was shocked IN
hear that at the Sunday school picnic
several Of the young men wished to
start kissing ring. OF course you did
not allow them to do SOP
Miss Gamely-I told them that IL
there was to be any kissing I should
certainly set my face against lt.-Pick
Ne Up
lave Stock Poinss-
A sheep Is an animal that cannot
stand wet feet.
The three great beef breeds, Short
horns, Herefords and Acknowledgements.
shared honors about equally at the Chi
cago live stock show, and the question
is still unsettled which family is best.
The treasury department. has decided
that cattle taken out Of the United
duty like foreign animals If while they
were away they have been improved In
condition and value. This decision was
made In the case Of bunch OF cattle
that had been driven from Texas into
Mexico and there fattened.
Ewes that are In good flesh and Wig
orous condition at the time Of breeding
always produce large, fine lambs If they
are kept 50 till the lambs are born.
This matter Of having ewes in fine con-
dition at breeding time is not sufficient
~ attended to.
It has been found that shredded fod-
der is much superior to cut fodder.
Shredded fodder may be moved closely
in great quantity, the larger the better,
since then 1t does not dry out 80 much
The Swine Breeders Journal finds
these three things are absolutely neces-
sary to keep hogs free from disease
namely, caution In changing from one
diet to another, only the purest water
for them to drink, keeping them alto.
gether out of dust. Whenever hog
sneezes 10 Is an indication something is
wrong. A hog should never be allowed
TO wallow in dusty pens, fence corners
or straw stacks
A shed SO feet long by II feet wide
will hold BIZ breeding ewes. It should
be provided through Its whole length
with drop doors two and half feet
wide. These should be left open in the
daytime, except when the weather 10
very bad. Breeding ewes should be let
out on pasture during the day except IA
severe OK wet weather.
The Hungarian cabinet, through it's
secretary Of agriculture, Is DESTROYS Of
giving all possible support to an effect
I've remedy against hog cholera in or
der to keep out the dreaded American
competition. It is stated that prizes
VIII be given TO those discovering such
a method or medicine, and it Is natural
that many private individuals, sciep.
tito societies and health boards are de-
strous Of gaining both the prize and tho
distinction and are experimenting pri-
vately and under government surcrYi-
sion. AT last it seems that remedy
has been found, and experiments are
being carried on under government su-
pervision partly. From what can hear
1t is preventive rather than a cure,
since the inventors claim only that they
can cure hogs which show the first
symptoms Of swine plague, but they
must still take food. else they seem TO
be incurable. believe that the pre-
ventive consists In mixing some ingre-
dents with the food. so as to cover the
intesttnes of the animals with fat, and
prevent perTOS bocil1s o,- x.,cv-v7,r @~ox11
The Progress., 1898-01-15

m T7T7|7 ~ -. =
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1N' -
49, ~,
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fCopyright 1897. by American Press AEz.-
citation. Book RIGHTS reserNcA.I
The Progress., 1898-01-15
KEARNY'S CHARGE.
LOST An ARM, WON a BREVET, FIFTY
YEARS AGO.

the MouI1, OF the Mexican Cannon
Was Afterward Known on the Batt'e-
field as the "Ole Armed Devil"