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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-22
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pMIsTER's ORDER.
~ REGISTERS OFtICE,
NEW CASTLE, COUNTY. DEL.


,,.., Aug ~, 1893.
William H. Hawkins, executors Of Alexander
Macdonald, late Of Wilmington Hid in said
county, deceased, 1t 10 ordered and directed by
the Register that the Executors aforesaid
give notice of granting Of letter. Testamen.
tary, upon the estate Of the deceased, with
the date OF granting thereof by causing ad yer.
tisements to be posted within forty DAYS from
the date Of such Letters in six Of the most pub
JIG places of the county Of New Castle requir
ingall persons having demands against the %.
tate, topresent the same, or abide by an act Of
Assembly in such case made and provided; and
also cause the same to be inserted within the
same period In the DAILY REPUBLICAN, q news.
paper publishedn Wilmington, Dol, and to be
continued therein three weeks Q. O. d.
-, Giver under the hand and seal of Of.
I 8. flee Of the Register aforesaid, at Will
49, mington in New Castle county afors
said, the day and year above written
CALVIN ". CROSSAN, Register,
. NOTICE Notices hereby given that letters
Testamentary were in due form Of law
granted unto the undersigned, on the 9th day
OF Aug. A. D., 1893, and that all persons
having claims against the estate OF the deceas.
ed must present the same, duly attcsted to the
said Executors, on or before the 9th day
Of Aug, 1899, or abide the Act Of Assembly
IN such case made and provided.
SAMUEL &. PENROST,
WILLIAM 4. HAWKINS,
Address: Wilmington. Del. sl3
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u EGiSTEH'S ORDER
IL NE0leTEits OTFlCE.
NEW CASTLE County, DEL.

- hGlSTEHS ONDFR%
IL NE0lsTEns OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE County. DEt..
September {, 1898.
Administrator Of George A.. Pyle, iats
Of Wilmington Hundred, in said county, do.
ceased il is ordered and directed by the Register
that the AdnInistra, or aforesaid Elvs
notice OF granting OF I,etters OF Admins.
iration upon hesitate Of tho deceased With
the dnto OF granting thereOt.by CAUSING ad.
vertisoiuenis to DO posted within " days from
!he date OF such Letters In SIX OF tho mo 4
public places OF tbs county Of Now Castle
requiring all persons having demands
against tho estate to present tho name, or
Aldo ny al act OF Assembly ia such case
mnds aud provided; aud also cause the same
to he inserted wlthin the same porI0d in this
DAILY NErUhhICAN, u newspaper published
III Wilmington. Dol, AMI to 10 continued
therein three weekse. q. a.
~~~, Gwen under tho hand and seal OF
l.s. oifro Of tho Hegist0r aforeslil At
W!!ulnsi Oh. In New Castle County
hlGresah. the day and year above
CALVIN ". CRussAN. Register.
NoTlCE-Notlce 10 hsrs5y glvon that lot.
tiers OF Administrator were In duo rofa
Of law granted unto the un ts's;gaed. on the
sth day Of September, 4. n. 1885 aud tbas
all persons having claims against the eslaSo
OF ibs deasssod must present the same. duly
nttostsj. to the said Administrator ON Or
before the 9Th day OF September 1879. or
abide the Act VI Assembly III au0h oaseIaals
ALBlN J. PYLE
AuminiMrator.
Address: Iillufn Chandler, ESQ, Attos.
ney at Law, Wilmington, Del sN
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The Best Salve in the world foi Cuts
Brnises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores letter, Chnpped Hands, Chilblalns
Corns and all Skin Eruptions and posi-.
lively cures Piles or no pay required. It
is Ruarant eed to give pei fect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price rs cents psr
box. For sale by N. B. Danforth.
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Is This True?

David A. Mcclure at Fifth and King
streets has the best and cheapest fish in
the city, also the nicost oysters That ia
what every one says who try them. David
A. Mcclure, Fifth and King streets Del
marvia phone 80. Goods delivered.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-22

All kinds Of printing done 1t the RE-
PUBLICAN office at prices in keeping with
the times Give the office trial and see
what they can do In the printing line.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-22

Kar1's Clover Root Tea, for Constipation
its the Best and II after using it you will
think So return the package and get your
money. Sold by N. b. Danforth, Second
and Market streets.
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A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DESIRlNGPUKR
n drugs and chemicals or wishing their pre-
pcriptions or private receipts carefully com
sounded with pure materials, should go tothe
drug store Of H. r. BRlNGHURST, No. 3l7
Market street. Wilmington, Dol. II
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Special scot Excursion To Philadelphia.
B 6 o K. r. sunday September 2xth.

Next Sunday the & o. r r. will sell
excursion Tickets to Philadelphia at the
low rate OF 50cts for the round trip.
Tickets will be good on special train,
lowing Delaware Avenue Station ut 10,
IL a m. Returning leave Philadelphia at
g. 10 D. III. same day.
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FOR THE SOUTH,

,,s sSntneT n ia hs!lSsiI H. s.y.
pa, Nashville. via Asheville and yiea
Atlantic Coast Zine.-l24S p. m.. dssly.
sleepsrs t9 s5,acks9nvlls Port Tampa as1
Richmond and Jacksonville.
Chesapeake 4 Ohio Railway. 6u .. n.
daily, dining car. AID sleeperS to C11s
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DELAWARE DIVIsI,)N.

For New. Castle. SIS. 11W q. M: an,
AT and SIS p. m.
For Lewes. SIS a. m: Al p m week
DAYS.
For Relloboth, a1s a. M, an p. m. wssA
For Dover. Harrington ana Delmar, An
1l.0i a. M; AT. 8 IS and liz .. m. osls
days. 1l.b5 y. m.
For Wyoming and way stations. an D.
m, weekdays.
Express for Cape Charles, Old pSans
Comfort and Norfolk, 1l.W q. m, wssh.
oavs. and 1l.66 p. M. daily.
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Wilmington & Nor. r. r,

7 VVT1II1I1IX TUT q INOIs Ns No
TIME TABLh IN EFFECT. NAY Is, 'ss
| Trains leave Wilmington (Fre.,ch StrsN
! Winterhurn, Guyencourt. Granogue, CossaxS
Chadd's Ford Junction, Pocopson, West Chestsa
Embreevlle, Mortonville, Coatesville AMI intss
mediate stations, daily except Sunday, at 7.O
o. IN 2J5, $50 and 9 y. IN. Sundays only at SOS
u. M. 2. ID and p. IN.
For Waynesburg Junction. Springfield sad
intermediate stations, daily, except SunAAy
att 20 a. m.,2 Is and G.0)p. III Sundays only =
sos a. H., 2 is and 0 p. IN.
For Joanna, Birdsboro, Reaiing and intss
mediate stations, daily except Sunday, at 10
q. NJ, and ais p. III Sundays only Ut sos u -
and Bis p. ID.
A. q M'CAUSLAND, Superintendent
BOWNESS BRIGGS Gen Pass Agent
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PENNSYLVANIA Railroad

PHILADEhhPpH4H5A4, ,d M5EEH y ~
faiss leave " s Wn n:y a. ~ fc,lo
5o1 7l eh'sSesiR sS Is s.Rss';; SG III AZ
IT, Ill., Y s, sg s. ssaosss nd 1T s r. & M ~
M; isss. asa, 10. 81. T.; Ia and i. y = ".
IL of ss Ghsss e. i SSssaRrii;;4 ia iA a. III
iT SO. i.ss ia, s,si. ind sds ,: ,n. . \
M AeiSsS ss. ~. sSa. ~ IL. ~, ~ and ~
r FOR New York sthrough syr..ssa n
!: :i /; (! !IDs,ssisS S:r!, ~ tPis'ns ds'S u
A. connecting yia sread street &C.,
sS. ieS: Its. ~ and md iS.1s :. h.. Nv
~ Ecr !. Boston without change. a&M = =
For Ns.:@E Center and int.rmssaAs
III. Ra! ,Sis ana m 'oo W !. ill., ~ ~
ia ia ; aSs,, s;sh, VA 49, TX iii = =
AZ R' ss II: $ 81 4. '2 ls siss' '''~
,, Leave Phil.ds!phia, broad stssss ~
*! $$ II I1s 'asiiii;S;! "A. a. "A
n.lo Ills ,: n. and ii0S nisht:
4s i& s iiss'.s' ss L. a. e.! ,a a. "A
~. - 49, SUNDAY TRAINS. =
# '':!is,'? gig. l.. e ~ y. H.
"a. ea ssS ss' :na iSs = s 4 M; n
F.. f o. So . sS q: u 4: "a ~ u
z'i sSs rs "a eai ~ - : M nj Nc
t 81 2ice' .5 ST. H. IT, IL OHM s e.;
Carr. s.67, u p. M, connecting via Broad
Street s4stion. Phil.aelPhia. IN. aM. ~
For Boston. without change, ss! , -
10 1l:i IT, nor! saa , My1sss11l5s A IL, #
VII p. m. and 1888 night. ~ Al
baltimore n !, 9 v Int iptsimsdiats statisaA
Leave Philsdelpkis, Broad Street. ~ ;
Ssal's"i11 III. III S'tss;s;st . ~ IL H. IL, u
. !sSccmmedstien. SS, ~ 1875 4 =,
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TRAINS LEAVE BROAD erRMs
HTATlON, PI[ILADELPHIA.,

| TRAINS LEAVE BROAD eTRNSy
STATION. PHILADELPHIA.
FOR THE WEST.
! $50 .. m. daily. .PlttsburE. Chicago, en-.
;s n1 Louisville ard 81. Louis: tcin-
i6.25 q: m. daily FOR P!ttsburg and cai-
| i1,2O p. m. daily, Limited" riitsbuFg,
Lonisssie and a. LOUIS S'.'o pinims S
l2.25 p. m. daily. Pittsburg and Cisve.
land.
Nashville via. CincinnatD. and 81. LssiA
$50 p. m. daily. PittsSurg. ChicugN
s .5o ;. 9 N. daily. Pittsburs. Chicago -
Cleysland; ana Toledo. EXCEPT gsfurday
~ lgT r. M m, daily PittsburG Cincinnati
iii 20 :. in. daily. PittsburS ind Chicago.
Cleveland, except Saturday.
s') congressional Limited Express. An
Vestibule Parlor Cars and Dining on.
No extra fare other than tie usual F11l.
man charge.
- Limited Express. vestIbule Pasos
Cars. Vestlblle Passenger Couches sna
Dining Car. No extra fare.
The Wilmington Transfer Company VII
call fnr. and check baggage from hoSsls
ana residences.
For further information passengers are
referred to the ticket agent at the seAr
j. Is. HUTCHINSON. J.R. woOD. \
General Manager. Gen. rass. Agent.
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City Of Chester and Branjywlas;

Leave Fourth street wharf daily (Sundy5
p. M.
Leave Philadelphia from Pier 8. North absvs
Arch street, at 7.80, 10. Is a. IN, 30 and Up. =
Fare to Philadelphia 25c Excursion loo.
freight received all day at Philalel phia and
Wilnil gton aud carried ut the lowest rateA
Telephone No 1897
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-22

OTlCE-COUNTY TAX NOTICE-D,.E
~ ing the month of september the county
YAK once VIII he open from 3 to IL and from
clock, every day and Tuesday evenings
from . I" 10 o'clock, 10 give the tax payers an
cen! discount; TaSe- for laI; remaining IN.
Iai1 aftcr sad time Will be collected according
70 INV and ali additional expense, added 10
the bill HORACE a. EE,"TTIV W
Aed.uniiol Rerpiy,rn ~ 1'svas
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10 THE TAXPAYERS or B4AEDyVIy,
Ii, y llhI -.
EXTRACT FROM THE LAWS OF della.
WARE

WARE
Se"il'n -. Tint on AL taxes paid before the
hrst daN of October thrtr shall be an nbaIr.
iitnt of hve per crntum on a take, Iiaid L,.
Tore The first div of January, there saaII I've n,
abatement OF three per crntum: on ali tryn.
ihid after The first day Of Aprl i've, per con.
tun thereof Shall he ad led thereto
HAkNtl r. BALDWIN
collector 1T Taxes for Mill Creek Hundred
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for attempts at knowing evaslons PEN
atty of $1,000 Is provided.
Taking up the bill ct the beginning the
more important amendments are as fol-
lows:
stored beer, ale, etc, as exempted from
the provisions of the act, Tao discount on
beer tax are from to ~ per cent. for
tho house provision of the stamps on beer,
etc, a simpler one is substituted
A tax is imposed on bankers, etc, as
follows:
On bankers employing capital OF $4,000
OF less 500 for each license and 81 for
each additional $1,000 of capital: savings
banks being exempted; brokers. $50; pawn
brokers' 500; commercial brokers $50; Gus
tom house brokers, SO; foreign insurance
agents, $50. Projectors OF theaters,
museGms, concert halls, circrses. 800 each.
Public exhibitions, $40; bowling alleys and
billiard rooms, S. per table.
There are great many changes In the
tobacco schedule. The tax on manufac-
tGred tobacco. snuff. etc. is increased
| from IL cents to IS cents per pound. The
+, tax on cigars weighing more than three
| POUNDS per 100 Is reduced from 81 10 50, 50
per 1907 on small cigars, from 81 to 81
| per 100; on cigarettes from 81 to sl.50 per
! 1000
The house provision taxing tobacco on
| hand is stricken out. There Ia reduction
| of the tax OF tobacco dealers, manufnc-
| turers. etc, whose annual sales fall below
| $4,000 TO Sc from the house rate. which was
| sl2 and tobacco peddiers arc exempted
| from the operations OF the act. There are
| also similar reductions on the licenses
OF cigar manufacturers. The penalty for
/ violation of section T. relating TO tas
| stamps, is increased so as to make the
| ofiense q misdemeanor, punishable by o
| fine Of $500 or imprisonment for a year. OF
| both Failure TO cancel stamps Is also
| n ade a misdemeanor punishable by fine
OF $50 or Imprisonment for six months.
The paragraph authorizing private dies IL
stricken out. Imprisonment Is also added
as one OF the penalties for issuing or ac-
cepting unstamped documents, indeed, this
addition is made to almost all the provi-
sions for violating any portion OF the bull
the effect being TO make IT far more strin-
gent than II came from the house. Tue
proyio attached to section l6. exempuns
building and loan associations.was amended
| so as to read:
THAT stock and bonds issued by CO.
operative building and loan associations
whose capital stock does not exceed $lO,O0t
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schedule' mineral waters are ehureiy eX-
'mpted from the operations OF the act eA
eept those bottled ana the rate Is only :
ceuts on quarts ana ] cent ON pints'
ne republicans deoiued 10 make u min
ority report recommending inc retention Oh
the pond feature ana also the provision Tor
ume cerliiieatts' put REDUCING inc amount
OF bonds ana changing the Language OF
poth provisions AS onereu tney nre as
loIlows'
Ihat the secretary OF the treasury Is au-
thorlzed TO borrow IRON time to time at a
rate OF interest not exceeding s per cent
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JAS. Butte
HOUSTON.
HOUSTON.

day: j. u. McGregor ct al VS.. G. p. Skin
ner ct al, from Harris; international aed
Great Northern Railroad Company vs.. T..
NJ. satterwhite, from Houston; f. ii. An
drews ct al vs.. Ed Bonham, from Jackson;
Carson Z. Foley w. Emma Taylor ct al.
from Harris; McIver Bros. VIZ. j. Il. Pagan,
from Harris; International and Great
Northern Railroad Company vs.. Alice Gull
pepper. from Smith.
Postponed TO May 10, 1898: VIM. HARE
VS.. II. c. Storrie from Harris. Postponed,
Galveston Houston and Henderson Rail-
way Company vs.. j. w. Bohan, from Gall
weston
Set for submission May 90; Louisiana
Western Extension Railway Company ct
al vs. Alice Carstens OF al, from Orange;
City OF Houston VS.. Andy Parr. from Har-
rls p. ]. Wills & Bro. VS.. j. r. Downes
ct al, from Houston Galveston. Harrls-
burg and San Antonio Railway Company
vs.. V. f. Zantzlnger ct al. from Wharton:
F. Kcehler IS. j. b. Cochran ct al, from
Harris: H. J. Neinast vs. Hal Bearden ct
al. from Washington; Houston and Texas
Central Railroad Company VS.. John Smith.
from Harris: Austin Mlldenberg vs. Gall
weston Dry Goods Company, from Calves
ton
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fast as possible, into standard silver dol
lars, which shall be OF like weight and fine
ness and like legal tender quality as those
provided under existing law. the silver
bullion now held in the treasury, being the
amount OF the gain or seigniorage derNed
from the purchases OF silver bullion by 9 lne
treasury under the act OF July IA, 1871,
amounting TO the sum of $i2 100000, sald
moneys 80 coined TO be Immediately avail
able for payment of expenditures or the
present war with Spain The secretary Oh
the treasury is hereby further authorized 10
Immediately issue, in advance CT me eolh-
aee of said ssigniorage a.oresail, SILVER
certificates OF similar design ana reueeIi-
able in like manner as those authorized py
law in such sums as may from tine TO
time be needed for said war expehaltures,
moi exceeding in all the total amount ot
said seigniorage as held In the treasury. :,
THE provision inserted at the instance OF
the democratic members OF the commit . |,
and which has. during the coAslaeratIo..s " y,
the bill been known as the colpoI@ttt1 III
tay &c much broader In It's scope thah Inls
description would lead ons to believe lug
first paragraph is as follows:
rverv uerson. firm. company or corpora
,;on owning or possessing or having ihe
care or management of any railway stIe,
railway sleeping car, canai, sledihoNi'
shin barge. canal boat o. osher vessel y.
any stage coach or cfher Vehicie' eNnsR
ho.ks or carriages not running on cohtinn.
Gus routes engaged or employed III tat
business Of Transporting passengers OF 70,
s,eipht hire. in transporting mails for the
nn;saa states shall BE- subject to and Pay
special annual excise tax eauivalsn' :.
epe. fourth OF per centurn OF me gross ~,
ceipts from passengers. mans " -,
~ any such railway. street railway. siesp,
ing car. canal, steamboat canal .ssic,s q
otsor vessei or such stage coach or vefleies
s,,s,5 ,het the assessment hereby mad'
s raIID not include any amount Of the re-,
ceipts for the transportation OIL p pe sss.s,
RIGHTS or mails between the United s'si aa
nn nv any foreign port; but such tax snal
be The rates for TRANSFORMATION for pe 1rSit !,
sreieht or malls from port OF the on,lsS
r.ss a. mort OF a foreign land shai
b ,sA' assessed and collected fr3n pers ',s,,
firms companies or oorpo ss,a o. n NO To-
such transportation Of persons freieh'S y
mails. mar cent o
The gross receipts % imposed upon Al
rcrson. firm,company or corporation carry
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ing on an ordering or express business,
also on any person owning or possessing or
having the care or management of any tel
egraphic or telephone line. also on life,
fire, machinery insurance companies, Tor
the security and assurance of employees
against LOSSES by employers all Of when
are to pay on the basis OF prc,niuns ai.d
assessments collected and :he duties az
cruing. like the taxes 10 be paid by ior-
eign companies in the United States, also
on persons, etc. furnishing gas or electric
light electric power. steam heat, ataam
mower, refining sugar or refining petro.
leum.
Thon follow tho provisions for tax on
eorporatiofs, giving the exemptions when
is as follows: H.
That every corporation doing business IN
Tho United states whether chartered unacr
10 laws of the United States or any Stete
or Territory OF the United states, or any
foreign country, shall ray special annual
,c,se tax and sajG tax shall De the equiNd-
I,,,t NJ one fourth of per cent OF thF
whole amount CT the gross receipts Oh suNh
corporatiors derived from such nuslh' -,
,,oyided that this section shall not appi3
~. cornoration that is subjected to eN-
Ice TAX under the section Of this act, nor -
.'Jis,ious educational, benevolent eire-
n,osvnary corporations, munielpai or oth-l
,,htic CORPORATIONS, fr0teTnal, peHeiiclais
settles or orders or assooiations opera'i ~
upor the lodge system ana pro o,deni and nd
~ nayment of life, sick, acelaeh' a"a
otber benefits TO the members OF such "a
eieties orders or associations END sa aSi loan
ens y. which make loans 10 snare
ao,Sers only nor shall corporations which
49,, and sell raw or unmanuiactureu NJ
,'asttc agricultural products be requi,u ~
-, any tay with respect 10 snoh aeailnss
s las anI as Otherwise provided in this act.
Another paragraph imposes an sa0lSf bank max
| on oans company or corporation en-
ssSsd in The business of banking shaii
pay special excise tax when san, sra eae Ds
9Th ~ the average amount OF deposits
81 o money subject to payment by check or
draft represented by certihcate OF ae
nasit or others. which is payable on ae-
| mand or some future DAY
Persons affected by these provisions s are
required to make monthly d ress'n s,e nun nun
ssbab,e by the addition OF 10 per cent ana
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burning desire to become an expert
iiassoer, and Henry Remmlng. a gigantic,
intrepid and adventurous rlGinsman from
arizona is trying to teach him the trick
hen'ming can ride, shoot and THROW a
iariat with most marvellous skill Only
lew weeks ago he performed the rarely
accomplished feat of lassoing young
morrtain lion. The lion wss brought here
in cage and Is the pride5 mascot OF the
Arizona squadron.
The first squadron 10 be given squadron
drill was that from Arizona which IS
commanded by Major Brodie, who Is one
OF the most intrepid Indian fighters Of all
the West Major Brodie marched his men
several miles from the camp this afternoon
and drilled them hard for two hours.
None OF the troops have yet been mount
ed on account of the delay In the arrival
of the saddles. About $50 horses had been
turned over to the regiment by the buy
ing agents up to o'clock this afternoon
and II Is expected that the rest of the
horses will be secured by tomorrow night.
Among the horses staked ont in front
of the barracks are some Texas mustangs
which have never known the humility OF
bearing saddle, but to a Western plains
man the tiercest mustangs that ever paved
the earth is thing to be toyed with. The
Fifth avenue recruits. however, are just
a little uneasy on the subject OF mus
tanEs
I'VE all know how to ride" remarked
VIII Quad today, as we have followed
the hounds and played polo a great deal,
but the trouble is that we have never had
any experience with Texas mustangs. But
| guess we can handle them-an1 we II
have to az any rate"
An fastener is as likely to get the
widest mustang in the lot as n Westerner,
rs it has been decided to have the men
draw lots for the horses.
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OF the work, which was TO shovel away the
dirt as the ground was broken. Mr.. Kare
swung bis shovel with vigor; he had ON !,
rough tweed suit and blue flannel shirt.
The uniforms for tho privates have not
arrived. They we're shipped from Washing
ION several days ago. but were delayed By
woshouts along the lines
Wadsworth Craig had about the hardest
WORK Of any Of the Fifth avenue recruits"
as they are called in camp He was set To
carrying wood to ore of the cauip fires ana
was kept at it for ntarly two hours liz
worked cheurily and INTELLECTUALLY until a
sergeant sent man TO relieve him
We knew what 1t would be like before
we came he assured The Post CORE
spondent, and we are in The game to
stay. | hope we will have some fighting
soon though, as nothing but work is
likely to become monotonous, not to say
tiresone."
William Tiffany seemed to be the only
dissatisfied New Yorker in the camp. lie
maraeed to escape ditch digging and wood
carrying and spent his lime in worrying
over the failure of a laundryman to bring
him stme clean shirts. He was greatly
distressed and secured a PASS after din
ner and came TO town to see about the
matter.
The twelve students from Harvard uni
versity who Joined he regiment early in
the week have been distributed among
the four troops of the Arizona squadron
They We're assigned TO this squadron at
their own request, as they are strong ad-
mirers of the stalwart men from Arizona.
In the morning Goodrich. The captain OF
the Harvard crew and one of the most noted
college athletes in the country, has been
taking lessons in lariat throwing and has
become fairly proficient in the art. Wood
bury Kane has almost manifested