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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
County Of Sacramento, State OF Califor-
nia-Probate.
In the matter of the estate of JOHN
BRADFORD CAVE, deceased, Delilak
Cave, the administratrix of the estate of
John afford Cave, deceased, having filed
her petition herein, duly verified, praying
for an order Of sale of the whole Of the
real estate of said decedent for the pur-
poses therein set forth, 1t is therefore or
dered by the Judge of said court that all
persons interested in the estate of said
deceased appear before the said Superior
Court on Friday, the 18th day Of July 1898,
at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day, at the
courtroom of said Superior Court at the
corner of Seventh and / streets, in the
city and county of Sacramento State Of
California, to show cause why an order
should not be granted to the said Delilah
Cave Administrative, to sell 50 much of
the real estate of the said deceased John
Bradford Cave ss shall be necessary
And that a copy of this order be pub
lished at least once a week for four sue
cessive weeks in the Sacramento daily
Record Union," a newspaper printed and
published in said city and county.
Z. G. HART,
Judge of the Superior Court
Dated June 90, 1898
Holl & Dunn, Attorneys for administra-
trix. je30-5tTh
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Meat Market.

Following are the rates for whole car
oases from slaughterers to dealers:
BEEF-First quality. 61Ac; second quail
ity, 51yQ6c; third quality 4d5c per 10.
VEAL-6d61ac for large and 61aQSc per
10 for small.
MUTTON-Wethers, 7d71ac; Ewes, 10
per ID.
LAMB-SQSlzc per 10.
PORK-Live Hogs, 41ad4aac per ID for
medium, 4@4I4c for small and 44@4Hc for
large; dressed, 6Q714c per ID.
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Closing Grain Quotations.

New York, July 9th
WHEAT-July, 74c; September, 6913c
December, 691ac.
Chicago, July 9th.
WHEAT-July, Zoe; September, 645sc
December, 64a4c.
San Francisco, July 9th.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 81. 23%
BARLEY-December, lis
CORN-Large Yellow, $1.10G1.15.
BRAN-S15. 50Q16. so.
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Sash and Door Factory Burned.

MINNEAPOLIS, July 27.-Fraser &
Vests sash and door factory burned
to-day. The fire started in Bennett &
Co.'s hardwood mill, which was also
DESTROYED. Two frame residences were
burned and number damaged. Loss,
1000; no insurance.
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Almonds, 121ac; New Brazils, 1211c; Pc
cans, 1sc; Filberts. 15c; Chestnuts. 15c per
10; Pine Nuts. 25c-
GRANITE MINING CANDLESl0 oz
64c; IL OF, 7c; IA OF, 711c; is OF, SAc.
COAL OIL-Pearl (cases). lie; Star Ito:
Eocene. 19c: Extra Star. 21c: Elaine. 27c:
Water White (bulk). 12c.
ELECTRIC LIGHT CANDLES-10 or,
<,4c; IL OF. 511c; Ia or. 61Sc: 16 or. 714c.
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McDufie and Michael Matched.

PHILADELPHIA, July 27.-McDuffie
of Boston and Michael, the Welshman,
have been matched to race twenty-five
miles for a purse of $500, winner to
take all. The race will take place on
August 9th, at Willow Grove.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco, July 9th.
Morning Session-C Point sc; S Belcher
4c; Nevada. 4Sc; Yellow Jacket, lie.
Afternoon SeSsion-C G V, 39c; G & G,
SC; H & N. 6Oc: Mexican, 15c; S Nevada.
sic; Yellow Jacket 1Sc.
Closing charlottesville, Sc; Andes, &C;
Belcher, 1Sc; B & B, 19c; Bullion, &c; Gale
donia, ice; Chollar, 19c: Confidence, SIC;
c G v, 39c; c Point, SC; & c, Sc; II & N.
60c; Justice, 4c; Kentuck, Sc; Mexican,
14c; Ophir, zoe; Overman sc; Potosi, 19c;
Savage, 12c; Scorpion, 1c; S Nevada. sic;
Silver Hill, 4c; Union, 19c; Utah, &c; yell
low Jacket, 1Sc; Standard, $1.50
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Spain's Boy King Has Measles.

MADRID, July 27.-Inquiries made
at the palace here to-day confirm the
report that the King is suffering from
the measles. The attack is following
it's usual course.
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California Dried Fruit.

NEW YORK, July 27.-California Dried
Fruits dull. Evaporated Apples-Com-
mon, 6QSci prime wire tray, S1aQSAc c
aprectsRoya IaSf soc @ 4qe ia
12c. Peaches-Unpeeled. 50Sc; peeled, u
G16c.
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Condition Of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, July 27.-To- days
statement of the condition of the Treas
ury shows: Available cash balance.
$263, ,969. .1S7; gold reserve, $3.50 SS9, ,3O1
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Bookmakers Iudicted.

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE Grand Jury
to-day voted indictments against nine
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business Houses Contractors and Public Mon
FURNISHED WITH
NEWSPAPER INFORMATION OF ALL KINDS
by ALIENS
PRESS CLIPPING BUREAU,
6l0 Montgomery street. San Francisco
wATERHoUSE & LESTER.

WAGON AND CARRIAGE NATE
rials, Hardware, Lumber. Iron. Steel and
coal Horseshoers' and Blacksmiths' Sup
plies. zoe, III. lib. 716 street. Sacramento.
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AT PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, July %. - Score
OF first game: Washington - Runs L.
hits 9, errors B. Philadelphia-Runs A,
hits Z, errors i. Batteries - weighing
and Farrell; Orth and Mcfarland
Score of second game: Washington
Runs /, hits 10, errors 2. Philadelphia
Runs 3, hits 6, errors l. Batteries
Donovan and Farrell; Donahue and
Mi1rrbu
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BASEBALL.
Results of Yesterdays Games on
Eastern Diamonds.

PITTSBURG, July 27-Score: Pitts
burg-Runs l, hits 6, errors 5. Cleve-
land-Runs 6, hits Is, errors 1. Batter
ies-Killen and Bowerman; Young and
Criger.
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AT Louisville

ville-Runs IA, hits 10, errors 3. ST.
Louis-Runs l, hits 2 errors 3. Batter
ies-Dowling and Kittredge; Sudhoff,
Carsey and Sugden.
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{ &C

The restocking of our Glove Depart
ment has given us the chance to clean
about 25 dozen 600 pairs) 2-elasp kid
gloves; dressed in the effect now worn,
in all dress shades and in all sizes
sells ordinarily for 81 and worth it.
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Try McMorry's 45c tea. 5sl N. :
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g. kid k'av.s

White and ecru oriental lace In an
extensive variety; dainty patterns IN
widths of to 9 inches; former prices
from 121ac to 16 2-3c yard. Cleanup
at sc.
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We sell in the ordinary way neck
wear at dry goods margin of profit
furnishing store prices); in this sale
we offer imperial tecks, four-in-hands,
clubs, band bows in rich silk effects,
formerly soc and 75c values (now
broken lots) for cleanup price of 25c.
Lot No. 2, about Is dozen, reduced
from 81 and 75c to soc.
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39c sn'ft xa;sts
fancy
hosiery

MISSES fancy hosiery OF fine macO
cotton, in plaids, checks, medium
weight, double heels and toes. extra
long; sizes Ga to S1a. Regularly soc.
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With low neck sleeveless, of fine cot
ton ribbed, neck and arm holes
and blue only. All sizes, worth zoe;
what's left go for 121ac.
White richelieu ribbed Isle
vests, V-shaped neck and half IN
sleeves trimmed with white silk I4n
braid and silk embroidered; ex- IVU
ira fine quality; one of the features of
this sale.
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laundried fronts, roll and stand up
collar. in white, pink and blue, self
colors and mixed effects; style now
worn with jacket suits.
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n hha ohr ehems!
825, 827 829. 83L 833 st. and NinthS ST.
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These are our emphatic instructions to our
advertising dept:

everything advertised must be ruthfy and honestly den
scrbed-ale Bros. & Co. recognize as absolutely"
essential IN order WIN and HOLD the confidence the
public"
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Imported goods, "a inches wide, in
stylish and serviceable mixtures, firm
weave, and suitable weight for sum-
mer wear, especially in jacket suits.
Reduced from 69c yard to close out
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This is lot No. (46 OF them) in three
and four button round cornered sack
and frock suits, in medium. light and
dark colors, in cheviots and cassi-
meres. One of our customers said the
vests alone in these suits were worth
the price asked for the suits: but we
are cleaning up in our clothing de-
partment; it's good advertising for Us
TO sell at these prices.
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S2,95
0EC mems and boys
" vd suits (6I of them,

This seems such ridiculous figure
for a suit of good clothes that we have
had these round cornered and frock
suits displayed In ours windows so that
all can see them. they represent all
that's left of big lots: come in worsted
cheviots and cassimeres, pin-head
checks, broken plaids and small
stripes; we ask you to see these suits,
we'll leave the rest to the economical
side of your nature.
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Dated June %, 1893
Holl &, Dunn, Attorneys for administra-
trix. je30-5tTh
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HUNTING PRIZES.


GIBRALTAR, April 2$-The Spanish
torpedo boat destroyer Destructor and the
torpedo boats Habana and Barcelona CON
tinue accommodating in the Straits of Glib
raltar and the neighboring waters of the
Mediterranean.
1t is alleged that they are seeking an
American yacht, the Fleul de Lis. a war
snip which it is supposed the United
States has purchased from Italy and also
two ships carrying sulphur to America
Some of the latter have been warned and
changed their course while it is rumored
that the Fleur de Lis has put into Lisbon
for safety.
The sudden departure of the British
cruiser Charybdis yesterday caused the
greatest excitement. lit was supposed
that an encounter was Imminent and that
she Intended TO maintain neutrality III
these waters. A special land guard was
mounted and preparations made to train
the guns. The Charybdis fired a single
shot to warn possible trespassers
Tonight the Destructor stopped several
merchantmen south of Europa Point An
American merchantmen is expected TO
try to take refuge here sometime before
daylight.
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THE BEST PRIZE
OF the War to Date, Taken by the Terror and
the Machias After Hard Chase.

Key West. Fla, April 28.-7:4O
a. m.-The United States monitor
Terror, Captain n. Ludlow, cap
tured the big Spanish steamer
Guido, bound from Corunna, Spain,
for Havana, early yesterday. The
prize had on board large cargo
of provisions and money intended
for the Spanish troops in Cuba
The capture took place ten miles
off Cardenas, after desperate
chase, during which the Terror and
the gunboat Machias fired, almost
blowing the Spaniard's pilot house
into the water.
The Terror was alone when the
Guido was sighted, and she imme-
diately gave chase After a blank
shot had been fired to order the
steamer to heave to, the Spaniard
put out all her lights and fired up
in an attempt to escape The Ter
rOr, ploughing after her, brought
her siX-pounder to pear upon the
steamer and fired shot after shot
at the latter, nearly ell of which
took effect on the Guido's pilot
house. One man in the pilot house
was injured. but how seriouely has
not been learned.
The Machias, which was some
distance away, hearing the sound OF
the firing, came up, and brought
her four-inch rife into play firing
one shot, which failed to hit the
Spaniard. This, however, brought
her to, and Lieut. Qualto and a
prize crew were put on board of
her and brought the prize in here
this morning. The money captur-
ed is in an iron safe. The amount
is not known The Guido is one
OF the richest prizes captured.
1t is estimated that the Guido,
with her cargo, is worth 100000.
The Spanish steamer Guido,
Captain Armarechia, is a vessel of
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MURDERED THE FAMILY.
Chinese Butchers Kill Fifteen Persons
in One Household.

Vancouver, B. O.. April 2S-Orien-
tai advices received by steamer tell Of
a shocking massacre which occurred
early on the morning Of March 81 at
hamlet some twenty miles south of
Tiapeh, at the house of Yang Kin
Shang. 1t would appear, according to
the information of one of the unfor-
tunate family's neighbors, that party
of over twenty robbers entered the
house and murdered Yang, his wife.
his mother and children and servants.
fifteen persons in all who resisted
them in their attempt to loot the
house and attack the daughters. When
the robbers had butchered all the in
mates they set the house on fire
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-29
SECRETARY GAGE
Back From New York-Capitalist
Think a Profitless Bond Issue Should
be Given to the People.

Washington. April S.-Secretary
Gage returned this morning from New
York, where he had conference yes
terday with prominent bankers in re-
gard to the proposed bond issue for
raising a war fun.
The. result was eminently satisfac-
tory. All seemed disposed to do every
thing possible TO give any needed finan-
cial support, although there would be
no financial inducement for capitalists
to invest in three per cent. bonds when
the time loans were bringing six per
cent, and even more.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-29

Easton, Pa, April 2S.-The town of
Dover, in Morris county, N. j., and the
county within a radius of twenty miles,
was startled this afternoon by series
of terrific explosions, the first of which
occurred at 2:10 o'clock. The explo-
sions occurred in the Atlantic Powder
Companys works and the plant is now
mass Of rrins Six workmen were
killed, Alfred Rarick, VIM. Stumpf,
Casper Ray, David Scheer, VIM. Hay
cock and Elias Abers, all married and
leaving families. Four others were
seriously injured, some probably fatal
ly. Their remains have noe yet been
recovered.
The works were situated in an
isolated spot seven miles out in
rough country from Dover. There
were ten buildings in the group and
all have been destroyed. The first eX-
plosion occurred in one Of the packing
houses, caused, it is thought. by a
spark from the pipe of a careless
smoker. The conclusion set off the
explosives in other packing hauses
nearby. Debris and burning timbers
of the wrecked buildings were carried
high into the air and fell in a shower
fire to the main factory and the
other five packing houses and the two
shell houses. In a brief time the eX-
plosives in these buildings were set
off and left death and destruction in
their wake.
The works have been running night
and day turning out rush orders for
the United States government and a
large amount of ammunition ready for
shipment was stored in the packing
houses
This, with all other explosives, was
scented at the place was terrible. People
Who felt the shocks and saw the flames
Of the burning structures f1ocked to the
place from miles around, but could rem
der no aid to the injured. People were
terrified and held back in constant fear
of other explosions A few men who
We're in the building managed to escape
and they ran about the country be-
wildered. They could give no intelli-
gent account of the cause of the eXplo-
sion. When the wives and relatives of
the employees of the factory approached
the burning buildings the scene was
heartrending.
1t was near O'Clock before the ruins
had cooled off sufficiently to be ap-
preached, and be fore the onlookers
could be induced to go near the spot.
The bodies of the dead were horribly
mangled. The head was missing from
some, while here and there lay legless
and armless trunks. Many OF the in
jured were cut and manned badly that
some of them cannot recover. The loss
cannot be learned at this writing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-29
REV ENUE BILL.
Another Day of Discussion in the
House..--A Vote To-day.

WASHINGTON, April 2S.-The general
debate on the war revenue bill closed to-
night after eight and a half hours of
speechmakng. The debate to-day lack
ed both spirit and interest There was lit
tie discussion of the internal revenue fea-
lures of the bill. The Democrats contin-
ued their assaults on the bond feature
and their advocacy of the income tax.
The latter was ridculed as a substitute
proposition by the Republicans. The au-
thority to borrow money was defended by
them as absolutely necessary There is
a difference of opinion on the Democratic
side as to whether the bill should be voted
for upon its final passage after the min
GRITTY amendments are voted down. A
number of the Democrats led by Mr.. Nc
Clelan, of New York. nave announced
their purpose of so voting. but the ma
jority of the Democrats believe they
could not justify vote for a bond issue
An effort is being made to avoid an ave
and nay vote on the final passage to
prevent an exhibition of the division and
tonight it seems probable that it will
be successful There may be some diff
ficulty about the committee amendments
decided upon to-day, under the order
the bond features of the bill must first
be taken up under the minute rule
tomorrow If the amendments to these
sections should exhaust the time before
o'clock the committee amendments would
be ruled out and would have to be in
serted by the Senate. The most notable
speeches to-day were delivered by Messrs
Payne (Rep., \. ". Dalzell (Rep. Pa)
Mcclellan dem, n. W, McNIillen Dem
TENN, Henderson Rep., Iowa., and
Rhae Dem, I<y.).
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New York, April 2S.-A special
dispatch to the Evening World
from Key West, recounting the
pursuit and capture of the Spanish
steamer Guido by the monitor Ter
ror, says that two solid shot struck
the Guido. The first. a siX-pound
missile, carried away the pilot
house, the second a boat, and the
third the compass. The Machias
fired her four-inch rife. His ships
steering gear disabled. Capt. Ar
marechia, according to the Worlds
correspondent, hurried his men aft
to the wheel. But in the mOmen-
tary delay the Terror had gained
upon him, while ahead, ready to
intercept him should be continue
his fight, was the gunboat Ma
chias. Then only did the Spaniard
give up. But even at the last he
would not lower the red and yell
low flag which t1oated at the stern.
He simply ordered his engines
stopped and lay to, until the Ter
ror sent a prize crew on board
The Guido was taken to Key
West by Lieut. Edward f. Quail
trough and Ensign Willard.
Eight Spaniards were wounded
by splinters made by the impact Of
the Terror's shots. This is the
first bloodshed on board ship. So
soon as the men from the Terror
were on board the Guido the Stars
and Stripes were raised above the
Spanish flag. and, with Lieut..
Qualto in command, the prize was
brought into port.
The Guido is the richest prize SO
far She is roughly valued at
$500 900, aside from the specie. SHE
has on board The amount of this
is not known. as it is in big iron
safe. which has been sealed and
will not be opened until the prize
court has formally condemned the
vessel.
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NOTICE TO AGENTS.

Agents wishing extra cop
les Of the Register will con-
fer a favor by sending in
their orders by mdiI at ear
lest hour. SO that some may
receive proper attention.
The Register will publish all
the latest and most reliable
news up to the hour of going
to press each morning.
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Indianapolis, Ind, April 2S.-Camp
Mount was agitated to-day over tele-
gram to commissioned officer from
Washington, stating that it was being
arranged there to make Lieut. Colonel
Henry w Lawton, formerly of Indiana
now in tie regular army, commander
of of the Indiana brigade. To-day a
meeting of the regimental colonies and
the ranking officers of the artillery was
held and it was decided TO enter pro-
test against the proposed appointment
of regular army officer to command
the brigade. Governor Mount has
written to President Mckinley, pro-
testing against the removal Of General
Mckee 1t is claimed that such a
change would have a disastrous effect
on the Indiana troops.
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SETTLING UP.
Believed the Spanish Squadron at
Cape Verde, Will Sail To-Day.

st. Vincent, Cape Verde Islands.
April 2S.-3:0S p. m.-Although the
Spanish squadron is still at anchor
here, it is believed the warships will
probably sail tomorrow, as the pay
masters have been settling up ac-
counts to-day
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ANOTHER POWDER MILL
Blown Up, Killing Six Workmen and
Creating Havoc.

Four Others Seriously and Proba-
bly, Fatally Ipjured-T Plant
Belonged to the Atlantic Powder
Company, Which Has Been
Working Day and Night to Sup
ply Ammunition for the Govern
ment.
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the monitor Nantucket is now under
repair at a private ship yard, and take
that craft to Port Royal, S. c., to re-
place the Passaic.
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-
Chlckamauga National Park. Ca,
april 2S.-Three batteries of light ar !.
tillery, X and E, OF the First, 140 men,
with eight guns, in command of Capt
Capron, left here to-day for Edgemont
Key, at the head of Tampa Bay, Fla
The horses of the batteries were not
taken, so great was the haste to get
the guns to their southern destination,
but they will follow as soon as they
can be loaded. The train will run 10
Tampa on passenger train time, and
on arrival there, it is said the men
and their grim looking guns will be
transported at once to Edgemont Key.
where Notifications have recently been
erected, but which are as yet but poor
ly supplied with guns. Whether it is
the intention of the authorities at
Washington to order any more of the
Chickamauga artillery south is not
known.
1t is positively denied at headquar-
tiers that any such orders have been
received, and the general order issued
to-day for forming the remaining bat
teries of artillery into brigade of two
battalions, each composed of four bat
teries, goes to substantiate this claim.
Among the more experienced caval-
ry officers, however, it is believed that
this first shipment will be followed by
others very soon. 1t is taken to be
part of the plan of cooperation agreed
upon at Washington yesterday between
General Miles and representatives of
the Cuban insurgents for the line of
communication with the insurgent
army from some we'll fortified seaport.
1t will not be surprising if a good part
of the artillery now at Chickamauga,
together with some of the cavalry and
infantry here, is ordered south in a
short time with this purpose in view.
Major General Brooke to-day receiv-
ed telegram from the War Depart
ment at Washington, ordering him to
al once put the army under his COM
mand on a war footing and authoriz-
ing him to enlist every eligible man
until regiments are filled This will
result in an increased number of
troops at Chickamauga close to $4,000.
Authority has been given to Major
General Brooke, which he has con-
veyed to the various commanding Off
GERS, for the enlistment up to this
strength of eligible men between the
ages of IS and So, but all minors must
have the consent of parent or guar
dian
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MOUNT GRETNA, Pa, April 2S.-The
PENNSYLVANIA militia to-day received the
first fest of it's grit and endurance of the
present campaign. when the entire divis-
ion assembled at Mt. Gretna Snow, nan
and rain were the distinguishing features
of the soldiers advent, and tonight the
men sleep under wet canvas and on
ground ankle deep in mud
Tonight. S.00o men had reached camp
AS column after column marched across
the field to quarters. the men went ankle
deep in mud at each step and the wheels
OF the wagons carrying camp equippage
sank deep in the ground.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-29

CINCINNATI, O., April 2S.-The First
Regiment of the Ohio National Guard
started to Columbus to-day shortly before
noon. The train ran in three sections
over the Big Four road. Colonel G. B.
Hunt. commanding rode at the head of
his fine body of men in march from the
armorv TO the train through streets jam
med with patriotic people, shouting and
waving flags The troops were escorted
by the Chamber of Commerce, Two local
military organizations, High School Ca
diets Grand Army posts, Union veteran
Legion encampments and the Ohio Com
mandery of the military order Of the 10y
al Legion.