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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-07
BABY COVERED
WITH
SORES & SCALES
Gould Not Tell What She Looked
Like. Got Worse with Doctors
Medicine. Could Not Sleep
From Intense Itching.
CURED IN ONE MONTH BY curlCuRA

When my baby was four months old her
skin broke out, and thought it was ring
worm. took hor TO n doctor and he said 1t
was Eczoma. He gave me medicine to give
her, but she kept getting worse all the time,
and You could not tell what she looked like,
nor little face and hands were so covered with
sores and large scales. 1t got under her little
hnger nails. She was the worst looking sight
ever saw. Ihcard of CUTIcURA REMruIrs,
SO thought would try them. Before tried
them we got no rest ut night. She could not
sleep 1t itohedso. After | gave her CUrIcURA
hksoLvEsr, saic a change IN a Sreek. 1t
commenced TO dry all up and she would sleep
aii night, and when 1t was drying up tho skin
al cracked open, so thenI got CUTicunA (ont-
meht) ana CuTicuRA SOAP, and in one month
Me hdd not one sore on her face. and don't
think it Is any more than justice to let you
Know what It has done for my baby. She now
J niteen months old and has got beautiful
sum. she doesn't even have pimplc OF any
KIND and she is as fat as pudding.
Mafch Z, is9s. Airs. MARY SANDERS,
700 Spring ST., Camden, y. j..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-07

armed with slx-pounders. and those
who do not obey orders win be fired up-
on. shall not use blank cartridges
either. The Free Lance are five nap
tina launches have ben assigned to the
Mosquito fleet. The Free Lance will
be ready before Tuesday, and It will
take ten day to fit the launches for
our serN,fCp
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-07

Saturday and Sunday. May eth and
stl. the Boston Ladies' Military band
VIII play. The last chance to hear
them. Round trip fare only IS cents.
Bring your families.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-07
UNLISTED STOCKS.
TRANSFERS OF sToCKs.

r one hundred shares of Mercur a
va per share, and $50 at So: 3.500
~; isss.i'nern Light a 1874 cents. $500 AZ
IN. E'oOO q l5'f, 500 q 1855 and 1000 a.
C,, IVo Sacramento q 74h cents: 200
S SaiO'l ~, Point a 80 cents and 100 a.
yin l9tal shares sold. 1880: selling
'aue OF stocks, s5,sie.s7.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-07
Silent Fighters.

jefferson City. No., May THE deaf
and dumb cadets at the state school at
Fulton. the only company of its kind In
the world, have offered their services
to Governor Stephen $ to fight the
Spaniards This company is fully
equipped and well drilled.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-07

NuTiorrA Hrhrhirs cure every humor Of the skin and
seap OF infancy and childhood. whether iorturlns DIS
igntng' res;ng, burning. sealy. eTusted, plH.iy or
eo'ehy' With loss ~ tsir and eycty impuriiy Of the
blood serofulou. - hereditary when the
best physeians and all other remedies iai;.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-07

srrrnr CURE TREATMENT FOR ToRruRISc, DisrIo.
ukisG iiuNoHs, wirm Loss or H,iR--wartn bath, with
curiouna soAr gentle anointne O. with CuIeunA purest
81 emolsnt akin cures and mild doss, N CrY,r,,r
ht,olvtnr sieatest Of blood pnrlaers huor eure
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-23
DOUBLE CELEBRATION.
The GInrioua Fourth and Texas
birthday ny u state.

Waco Texas. June %. The committee
appointed by tho commercial club TO ar
range for nag raising July viii include
In the exercises celebration of the fifty-
third Anniversary OF Texas Statehood and
the Texas flag viii b. hoated beside the
stdre and Stripes. SO far as is known
here this will be the first celebration OF
July 4, as the anniversary of Texas State
hood. and It is strange, too. that the Texas
people have heretofore overlooked the fact
that the great natal day Is also the an-
niversary of Texas Statehood. Texas was
admitted as State by act OF congress
passed In February 1915, and signed by
President Tyler March !, just four days
before the expiration Of his term OF Of
fee. bur the net OF congress was not rati-
He'd by the Texans until July 4, 1876 on
that day the Brown resolutions admitting
the State into the Union we're adopted by
the Texas convention and from that day
dates the history of Texas as State Of
the Union. This historical fact viii be
properly coinmemorated IN Waco July 4
ana Il grand celebration Will be provided
for By the committee.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-23

needs do It: but. believe me. boys. while
width has always been the height OF my
ambition. and share with YOU in victorits
which await YOU In the bcyond, still as
sure you that each and every QUO OF you
will have q warm place in my heart and
fctdcst recollections OF our stay In Camp
Caffcry.
Ard should We never meet again In this
world, | hope and Pray that Ne all VIII In
the next. Believing 1t would not be hest
to express to you in person these brief
Words, which serve hut poorly In express
ing my intense feelings, hence write
this and request that 1t be read at assem-
bly, so all can hear Il ana that 1t then be
sent 70 The Houston Post for publication
so that my action may not be misjudgod.
Captain Massle and Lieutenant Tobin, who
lock upon as warm friends. understand
my circumstances. and | believe am snfc
In saying concur In my belief that am
only doing my duty to my family In sacri-
ficing this, the greatest opportunity, per
haps, that will evor be In my reach again.
but this duty being paramount to all
others, hence my resignation.
trust you will select some one from
your ranks who Is competent and who YOU
can respect "a man MS we'll az a cotuman.
der 10 fill my place ana 10 him | would
say that when you elect him and he re-
ceivce his commission that | earnestly en-
treat him to learn TO love you IA ! do. fol
there are those among YOU who hay,
known before coming TO ths cainr and
those who | am happy to have met hero
and believe me, while | write this III,
thought OF giving you IN makes u iumI
rise In my throat and my eyes become dim
for II is like bidding brother farewell
lour friend forever
Lewis r. Breaker.
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An CA,ir uAwLEY.
Plenty of Equipment hut the clothes
10 Not Eit.

DO Not Fit.
Galveston, Texas, June %, All the cap
tans of Camp Iiawley were busy today
taking measurements of their men for the
equipments. part of which. as previously
announced. are here waiting sundry formal.
tiles. The men are hero and the equip
mcnts are here, aud neither seems TO have
been ordered or selected with any regard
for the other. IN other words, the ,lothcs
were not ordered for any particular mtn,
and the problem Is to equip them with any
thing like Il close tit So great Is the Job
OF adjusting these clothes 10 the weirers
that 1t win be. in all probability. a week
before the regiment can shine forth r.
splendcnt In braes buttons, etc
A circular from Lieutenant Dean Temp
tins TO the captains stated that the follow
ing articles were on hard for distribution;
1000 iEnchos, 1000 cotton stockings, LOOT
canvas trousers. 500 pairs suependerF, ?l60
lnrs drawers 900 canvas hats. 1000 canvas
coats. 1000 wooden blankets 1850 pairs cali
skin shoes. 1900 dark blue tlanntl shirts,
1900 cotton under drawers Lcggns have
not yet arrived,
The camp was deluged by n very heavy
rain this morning, For II while water
stood everywhere, and as II soaked !ntn
he earth the frogs and spiders that zero
there left their holes and orawled into the
tents, In Company "a bull snake i've feet
eight inches long made his appearance was
caught and is now on exhibition.
r. &. Murray. assistant secretary Of the
cotton exchange received a telegram today
from his brother. Rob Murray, stating ,hat
his company would leave at / O'Clock this
afternoon for Miami, Fla He is member
OF Company d, First Texas Regiment.
known as the Galveston Rifles.
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RESOLUTIONS oE RNenNr.

Camp Caffery. Covngtcn La. June 10
whereas. our second lieutenant is sur.
rounded by circumstances which can not
lie controlled by homan baud and by these
circumstances is forced 10 resign his posi-
ton and icaNe us be 1t
Resolved That we believe thnt no is Ac-
ing hts duty as man, gentleman and a
true citizen and he Il further
Resolved. That each Individual member
Of The Houston Post RITES and other reSa
&C oipanies express their mnst sincere re-
Grets that one of their most true aud tried
friends has to leave us ard
Whereas. we have, duripg his stay VITA
uu In camp, found him To be u thorough
gentlemen and discipl'ral IAN. aud by his
departure We have sustained sad loss, ana
be II further
Resolved, That n COPY of these resolutions
he sent to The Houston Post for publica-
ton. ilouHton Poet Rifles.
After accepting the RESIGNATION Of Lieu
tenant Breaker the company held an cleo
tion, which resulted In the selection OF
Mr., J r. Nichols To FIJI the Vacancy Mir.
Nichols Is n well drilled man and Will nc
doubt. I'LL his position with satisfaction
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-23
NOTES.

First Lieutenant j. ID. Tobin of Company
G left Friday morning to visit Houston.
L, u. Cheshire. member Of Company G,
climbed TO the top Of pine tree yesterday
evening and fixed the block and tackle 50
the regimental flag could be raised. The
height was about eighty-fiye feet and II
was difficult end daring deed. He re-
ceivrd many compliments from the COM
mandlng officers and was rewarded by Cap
tain Massie.
The ladies' OF New Orleans have remen,-
beied the boys and favored them by send
ine twenty-five bandkerchiefs. twenty-five
towels and thirty-one packages OF tobacco
10 each company. They were appreciated
very much and the boys return many
tharks.
Fifteen recruits arrived IN camp last
night for company l.. This filled the ooin-
pany TO The required 1uDta and they were
mustered in this morning.
Capialn Edmunds United States MUSTER
ing officer. VIII go 10 New orleans TO mss
ter tho negro regiment when he completes
his work here. J.A'h.
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Fling nnlring nj cnIumhu..

Columbus, Texas June 2i.--A Star
spaneled Banner 9x15 feet, made by the
ladies OF the city, was hoisted above the
court house this afternoon. and proudly
watts its folds 100 feet high In the South
ern breeze. The raising was proceeded by
u suitable ceremony, prayer by Rev. j..
A. Green, the song America" by Miss
Iiennif Byars "Remember the Maine" by
Miss Pannell an Grafton by Hon. j. w
Munson, and at the closing Columbia" by
Miss Gail Borden Johnson. when the EN-
bem shot upwards and was greeted with
an artillery salute superintendent by Cap
tain A. j. Nave.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-23

Taylor. Texas. June 22.r-Mr Alvin Brown
and Miss octnvla Adair were married sey-
oral days ago. and they inaue,irated an In
novatlon In the regulation bridal tour. In
stead OF long. hot, uncomfortable sim
mer trip. they went out q the picturesque
Gabriel river, five miles from town and
camped for week Last Sunday party
OF ten couples young gentlemen and lady
friends OF the bride and groom, called On
them. Refreshments were served aud Il
gay aud pleasant time was enjoyed through
out the day.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-23

seen so far but few were equal. and none
were superior, to the quarters of the
Texans at this point. In speaking to Sur
geon Peoples Of the Second regarding the
matter he Said u find much to commend
and little to condemn"
such expressions as these. coming from
an authority like General Stoddard are
n source of much qualification 10 all con-
cerned. And too, it all goes to show how
utterly groundless were the sensational
reports of sickness sent out from here and
published In the Galveston and Dallas
News.
General Stoddard expects to remain here
day or so, probably until the Texas
troops leave for Miami
The Stone Fort Rifles of Nacordoches
company b, Second Texas, were espesiallv
complimented by Adjutaot General John
son on the manner in which they stood
inspection. The neatnese and cleanliness of
the company quarters were also COM
mended. Captain Ireson and his lieuten-
anus, Chapman and Shindler. paw no little
attention to this feature Of camp life ana
they were, therefore, highly gratifol at
inc kind words from headquarters.
G Arthur Ni1If,,,-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-23
THE FOuRTHs COLONEL
''s appointment Was Surprise
Even tn Himself

Even tn Himself.
sherman, Texas, June 21.-The morning
Papers this morning gave to Mayor Ed
monds the first ntmation Of his appoint
ment TO the position of colonel of the
Fourth regiment of Texas infantry. The
friends of Colonel Edmonds were even
more surprised and equally jubilant on ac-
count OF the honor bestowed upon Sher-
mans chief magistrate. When questioned
concerning the matter by The Post CORE
spondent Colonel Edmonds said that he
knew nothing more concerning the cause
of his appointment than that he had prof
fered his services to Governor Culberson
in whatsoever capacity his excelency saw
fit 10 place hin His appreciation of the
honor placed upon him and the Importance
of its fulfillment are deep and thoroughly
understood by Colonel Edmonds. He was
a gallant soldier in the Confederate ranks
from the beginning Of 1863 to the close of
the civil war. After the surrender he re-
turned home and entered the military in
stitute of Virginia, graduating with hen
ors. and afterwards filled the chair of
mathematics in the same university. 1t
was while filling this position that he first
met Mr.. Culberson, then cadet in the
Virginia Military Institute. and as teacher
and student frequently do, they formed
quite an attachment for each other
Colonel Edmonds always keeps open
house. but today was an unusual one with
him His office has been literally packed
during the entire day with admiring
friends who came to extend congratula-
tionS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-23

Ennis. Texas. June 22'-The Ellis county
Military company has been notified ny
Governor Culberson that they are accept
cd and to be prepared to be ordered out
a, anv minute. Captain John D. Ms''ea
NJ the company will be here today 10 get
the Ennis men who have enlisteu. Ing
soldiers have been drilllns ioF
weeks. and are impatient to go.
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The Texnrlsnnn Troops.

Texarkana. Texas. June 2l.-There are
more than 100 soldiers from Texarkana and
vicinity scattered among the Tennessee,
Texas and Arkansas regiments. There Is
a movement on foot now to place the TEX
arkana Light Guards. the new company
Just formed, 100 strong, at the command
of Governor Culberson. to become part
of the next Texas regiment that is raised.
and Captain j. n Harriss of the Light
Guards left for Austin for that purpose
last night
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LIEuTENANT REMGNs.

To the Members Of The Houston Post RI
files. Company @. individually and Col
lectiyely:
Second Regiment United States volun-
teer infantry. Camp caffery. Covington.
La. June io.--my Dear Friends: II is
with the deepest regret and sorrow that
must In this way announce my resignation
and bid farewell TO you who nave SO ear
nostly desired 10 lead In the capacity OF
lieutenant. Some ~ you are acquainted
with my domestic circumstances at home.
and those of you who are not, I viii say
that extreme delicate circumstances at
home compel me TO hasten there imme-
diately. and. being advised by the colonel
OF this regiment to resign, hence ! must
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-23
CAMP CAFFERY NEWS,
ALL ENCErT one COMPANY NOW
MUSTERED IN.
To-day The Regiment win he Fully
Observation-Disclosures breaker of
The Post NiNcs Resigns.
lsreelal corregronaence Of rho rost.l

Especial Correspondence OF The Postl
Camp Cnftory Covineton. La, June 20
Captain Edmunds. United States mastering
officer, has about completed his work OF
mastering in the companies of this regl-
ment, all being mustered in with the eNcep-
tion OF Company II, and 1t is expected they
will be mustered in by Tuesday.
Company u (Which is from III Pasol was
the first company to be mustered IN. and
Company was the second and the boys
have been relieved OF all doubt as to
whether they will become soldiers or not
1t is expected that the whole regiment
will be fully equipped before the end of
this week Colonel Hood has ordered 100,
600 rounds of ammunition and No soon ns
1t arrives u target practice viii be cstab-
lishud. which will be a great advantage
to the regiment.
Dr. Stewart, the regtnental surgeon. H.
an interview with The Post reporter, SAID
that the health OF the regiment was re-
nt.rkablc. Out OF 400 men there were
Only tn In the hospital. and they were
confined on account OF not Icing usc1 II
drilling in the excessive heat Taking
everything into consideration, this Is an
| ideal place for camping.
The following is the roster OF Company
| Il, Houston Rifles:
Captain. Anthony Il. Fatjo.
Fnst lieutenant, Thomas A. Bagnal.
Second lieutenant, Harry Il. Kelly.
,SeTgeanis;
! Harry H. Gregory, Locke l.. Lowry.
| ned Keppe. Louis A. Drummer,
Frank Pierce, Thomas FOX
Corporals.
! c. A, Mcnson. John $. LucMe.
| Il. A. CrutchCr, W. II. Campbell
! John +. Mccarthy, c. I. Mcintyre,
| Richard Harlan, Alvin III. Sterns.
Atilieor Heury Borgess.
| Buglor, Samuel Howcils.
| Bueler. Albert G.. pitlman.
! Wagner, VIM. II. Mccain
| priYatcE:
! John klausman. JOS hauiinahn,
! Thos. l.. LaDdcrs, Fred Leonard
| VIM. X. Luckie, c, ID. Mcneil,
Joseph Morley, Chaa Mpreland
! Thomas Moore john J. Mackay.
, ID. Mnraspin, j. A. Malburn,
| Guy Moore Chas. w O'Brien
! James w. Powell, John Porobh
! l. Roscnstraueh, Charles Rummell,
| H. SEoripinsk, Charles Seity,
| Rufus Stovali, Edw. SCARBOROUGH.
| Chas II. Spencer, John w Stafford.
| Robert Sewall, a. steinhsBen.
Jos, Strickland. j. J. Sullivan,
| Henry Spring, II. Thompson.
Hugh Tomlinson, Joseph Toomy.
J VIM D. Whalon. Thomas Whelan
I William Wanhop, Is. T. Winfield,
John NJ. Wolf, W. 4. Worsham.
| H. T. Zimmerman, James Burke,
James X. Bush. Thomas Burns.
| CLYDE Craight0n, Geo II. Clarke.
| John W. Callahan. William r. DUR,
| NJ, =. Donnelly, Thomas Donovan,
T. l.. Farrelly, Bert Coldfinch,
| G. Grogzkcwiscz. Richard. Howard,
Chaa. Henderson, Robert l.. Harris.
Charles Hatcher, Robert Henning
| George Hit, John r. Kearney.
! The company was mustered In Frida.
morning and are now United states sol
dlers. The boys are drilling every day an'
i ~ linn finn r,rnu-rnae
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Bolton, Texas. juno q. Captain O. II.
Cockrill goes into camp at the fair grounds
today with about sixty men. This COM
pany was organized some time ago no a
cavalry company, hut is now changed TO In
fantry and is Company OF the Fourth
regiment, Captain coekrill hopes 10 have
u fun company by Saturday next.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-23

Kaufman. Texas, June 22--Captaln S.
F. Leake Of Company Il, Fourth regiment,
is in this city, soliciting recruits Tor his
COMPANY. There is already a company OF
about eighty drilled men here. ana mum
Der OF these Will likely join Captain
Leake's comrarY.
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TcmnIc XoIuntecrs i.

Temple, Texas, June 22.-captain o. e.
Cockrel of Company A, Bolton, Texas,
whose company has been accepted under
the second call. was in Temple yesterday
recruiting his company, He secured a
number of Temples best young men,
among whom are Clarence Scot. Fred
I,andreth NJ. McMelya, Robert Billiard,
Stanley Dean, U. F. Baker and M. NJ.
Ray. This makes over 100 volunteers IRON
TNnrlnnln
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rhe McIinney Company.

Mckinney Texas. June 9i.-Company C.,
Fourth Texas infantry Of Mckinney is
now holding drill meetings every night
The business men of the town have made
nm several hundred dollars TO defray the
exuenses of the company pending orneIs
10 mobilize from the adjutant general,
Hon. ]. r. Cough mode paElouo sPeee"
10 the company last night.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-23

Dallas. Texas. June 22,The following
telegram was received today
Captain j. Il. Gum, Recruiting officer
Dallas, Texas:
Mobile. Ala, June 2i.-The regiment will
leave here Saturday for Miami. Fla. Re-
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SIN Recruiting.

corsicane, Texas, June 22.--prlvate W.
C. Wlmkler has returned from Waco and
is stiIl taking In recruits. lie viii be here
for several days.
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cruits who can not reach here by Friday
night must be sent 10 Miami.
Openhcimor,
Colonel Second Texas Regiment OF Volun-
tocrs.
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,tn,t.viiIe Notes.

Huntsville, Texas, June 2e.-conductor
Tom Fits is laying Off for few days WIN
Conductor Russ holding down his run Oh
the Huntsville branch ,.t,
Mr.. Edwin Davis of Livingston Is WISH
inr his parents near town.
ins an ~" ~ Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Randolph 4
daughter. .., N. ,,arrla u
of Miss Mary Annie Bush and N.Y., N 81 y,
laurence smither, TO occur on June " a.
~ prssbvterian church. Both are mem.
hers Der Of prominent Huntsville famiil's ana
he occasion win be swell ,i, afia ida,e r.
The colored Knights Of rytnias iS 81 IN
s,nnri.hing condition. They have lately
'.rnh,sea a hall from NJ. @. g. Barrett
DR.. siegert's Ansosiura Bltsers y =
temperance tonic of world wide reputation.
rha English army and navy use II In East
India as a preventative Of all dangerous
diseases Of the bowels.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-23

The company was mustered In Friday
morning and are now United states sol
dIers. The boys are drilling every day and
making fine progress.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-23

M Quartermaster O. c. Guessaz Of
|seond Texas has received no official
|aauoh regarding his appointment as
n quartermaster with the rank of
!. ne received telegram from
ssman slayden last night, however.
.ss 10 the effect that the appoint
aad been made.
IL \, su'hing is known as to the iden-
N .aptain Guessaz's successor. He
supposed, be named by the gov
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-23

!, :, - D. stoddard of Bryan was
|A. y "e camp today. having come in
|tsv - ms morning. During the
|,ss,reeAs he has visited the camps
|.D n son chickamauga, and. in
h ssr, t principal mobilization points
ip,nsan oil the country. He made a
n a ssuon of all Of them. for the
4 Il. sser'aining their sanitary con-
tspt saspe in which the quirte $
ssre ~, ~, and while some OF the
Fica in 'ouhd to be in a satisfactory
ssrs a,h these particulars. some o.
Ap ~ similar inspection OF
nefnfne me First and Second Texas
essiy M ne reported that the mo t
~ ~ vsnaitions prevailed. In fact.
u all the camps he had