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The Portland daily press., 1899-07-15
WOODFORDS.

Mrs. W. Scott Cleveland and two sons,
of Glenwood avenue, woodfords. are en-
joying u two weeks vacation at Harr-
SWELL
The semi.annual installation of the offi-
GERS of Rocky Hill lodge, K. of p, was
held Thursday evening at Castle hail.
woodfords. The officers were installed by
District Grand Deputy Chancellor Ii. W..
Sherman of Portland and his suite of
off -ers. Aft,r the installation ceremony
the wor of tie rank OF page was con-
ferred on two candidates. The meetings
during the remainder OF July and Au-
gust are to be held every two weeks. The
next meeting will be held July 81 at
which time the ranks viii be conferred
on ether candidates.
The members of the Redfleld, South
Dakota college quartstte gave very en-.
ioyable concert Thursday at the Mood
fords Congregational church, which was
well attended and much enjoyed by all.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-15
HARBOR NOTES.
Items sflnter-.t Picked Up Along IN.
Water Front.

The barge New York was sold at Bath
Thursday to Charles w. Macarthur, repre-
sentirg the Morrisdale Coal company of
New York, for $50, 800.
The schooner Fannie Hayden broighs
IN 10000 pounds of mixed fish.
The Grampus was in the harbos yester-
day also the following yachts, LAmora.
fro.a philadeIphis; Minnie, from East
Boston; Jaberwo k, from Boston.
Israel Laavltt, small boat fisherman,
get caught yesterday o. the care shore in
big school Of dog fish. Mr.. Lsavitt says
there were fully 500 ranging In length
frc,s. six inches to six feet.
ss..Tne Allan steamer Numidian will after
her outward voyage from Montreal, be
transferred TO this Glasgow-New York
service, and four wse&s later the Lauren
,ian of she same line will also he as.
signed 20 this same rou 70.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-15
YARMOUTH.


At an sJjourned meeting Of the var.
mouth High school alumni association
tse followine eflicers we're eiec.ei for the
year; President. Ferdinand b. Merrill,
n; vica-presidents. Ellen E. wilscn, 'ss;
Freaeric .. Gcooh. 80; secretary. Lena
II. Baker, 81; treasurer. Adelaide Libby
'ss.
TIE following pupils have bssn ad-
mitted to the freshmen class Of the Ya--
mouth High school; Clifford II. EenDett,
Charles Il. Henno.t. William j.. Bennett.
Lillian NJ. Brooks. Mary Il. Carter, Mary
L. Dre, Mary ID. Freeman, Alice e..
Grant, George NJ. Graham, Emma 4.
Kingdom. Leila Nj Kingdom, Florence
f. Mansfield, Howard c. plummer, Rer-
tina NJ. Robinson Josephins L. Seabury,
Charles I. Simonton, Ralph q. Simon.
ton. Marion B. SkiIlinns, S. Emma Win.
slow.
There Is to be a special town meeting
this afternoon at $50 O'Clock to see II the
town will vote 20 make necessary addf.
tions 10 the Central Grammar school
huifiing during this summer months, and
to raise money for the same. also to sea
II the town VIII vote to extend the
water system to Bay View street TO ].
+. Browns aud hire N oney for the
saIiie
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-15
suaD.y SERVICES.

EoTIeE-C Church notices arc published free
as an accommodation TO the churches. The
publ. shers request that they be sent to IN,
Office by 600 p. IN. on the day before publica-
tion. written iegibly ana as briefly as possible
such notices are not received or corrected by
telephone.
Rev. ). 9. Davis, PASTOR. Preaching service at
10.45 a. IN. Sunua- school at IL. 10 D. m. Kew
Henry Blanchard, % D., will preach.
AByssINfAN CoSo. CHURCH, 81 Newbury
ing al IL a. m. and Use p; nj. Sunday school
after morning service. @. 4. prayer meeting at
so p. m. All invited. II
BETHANY coNG. CHURCH. South Portland
Rev. 4. II. Newcomb, pastor. Preaching $50
and p. m. All are welcome. If
BETHEL CHURCH. 2s5 Fore street-Rev
Francis Southw0rth, pastor. Residence los
Newbury street. Services at 1870 a. M. 3 and
All are welcome. tt
browns Block 537 Congress ST Divine Sch
ence), Sunday evening service 7.30; Thursday
evening service 7.So, Miss L. D. Glidden, speak
er. All are welcome. II
CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH. (UaiversalisD-
Rev. W. nj. Kimmell. pastor. service 1870 a.
M. Subject of sermon. The sunny Side of
Life" Sunday school IL NJ.
Weymouth streets. Lords supper at 1880 a.
m. Bible study at i1.A5. Preaching at 7.30 D.
m. by S. Keffer. All are invited Seats free.
CoNGREss ST. II. e. CHuRcH-Rey w. :.
BoNard, pastor. Sunday school at 1880 :. m.
| At y. m sermon by the pastor. Subject, "In
| the School of Experienced" At 7.30 D IN Spec
ial SerlaSn to young lncn- Subject, "Tsstiag
| Advice
| CLARK MEMORIAL NJ. E. CHURCH, Wood
fords-Rey. John r. Clifford. PASTOR Resi-
| denCe ga Pleasant street At 1890 a. IN. sermon
by Rev E. T. Wilson; Sunday school at l2 m.
| At 6. 80 p. m. Epworth League. At 7.30 D. M
praise and prayer service. All are welcome.
CHURCH GF CHRIST. Scieniis. Services In
the New Jerusalem church, Eish St, Sunday al
3p. m. Sunday school after the afternoon ser
vice. Wedne day at 7.45 D. IN. seats free Il
| CHESTNUT STREET CHURCH. tAletaodist
| Fpiseopa)-Rev Luther Freeman pastor
Residence Aas Cumberland ST. At10.30 a. m
Preaching. Al l 2 m sunday school. At $50 D.
| IN. lpworth League devotional service. At 7.Sl
| p m. Gospel service conducted By tae pastor
/ All ARE welcome.
/ lisf.) Rev. 9r. blanchard. pastor. Service 81
| 1880 a. m Rev. 5. G.. Davis OF Deering will Off
L eate
EAST DEERsNG on. FL CHURCH Rev. John
| X. Clifford, pastor. sunday school a. .45 i, IN
| At p. m. sermon by tae Rev. q. Yields Fish
er OF IT. John. y. b. t7.30 p. m praise ant
i prayer meeting All are invited.
FIesT EaEEDAPrIsT CHURCH, OPP ositc the
| Public Library, liay Lewis sialvei.i, pastor
Morling sertiee IT 10 30. Sunday school at i:
| m, LseEing service T.3A. Il
land. Scri Ices as bni0n Opera House. s'abhetl
School 1T l.;iu p. m. Preaci.iDg at : 80 by Rev
N. u. klmmell II
flEsT CHUncH or CHRIST, Scientist; 4s41z
Ccagress street. opposite PEBBLE Hese. Sersi
ets at 1919 !. M sud z.43 i. m. Ch dren's sun
"a school ~ el0se OF morning service. Expe
fleace msstlas Wednesday II 7.s5 p. N. L
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. lie and Death Fight.

Mr. w A. Hines OF Manchester, Ia.
writing OF his almost miraculous escape
fr@m des.h, says: ''Exp0sure afesr
measles induced serious lung trouble,
which ended in Consnmntion. | had fire.
quent hemorrhagea and coughed night
and day. All my doc tura said / must
soon die. Then negan to usa Dr.. KING
iNau discovery for Consumption. wnleh
completely cured me wLuIL not ho
without it eren II IL COST s5 10 = bctsls
Hundreds have used II on my recommar-
ieNon and all ssy u neref fails 10 crss
~ oat. Chest ard Lung troubles = Reg-
u.=r size 50sts, and 81 90 Trial 1ottles
free at Il. r. ., '>cold, 6s7 C0nxiess
street, and b q. starr. Cumberland
Mills, drug store
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-15
AuGUsw FLOWER.

"It is a surprising fact says Prof.
Honton, ''that in NY travels ia al. parts
of the world, for the last ten years,
have met more people having used
Green's August Flower than any
Other remedy, for dyspepsia, deranged
liver and stomach, and for constipation.
find for tourists and statesmen, or f9r
persons filing Office positions, where
headaches and general bad feelings froM
irregular habits exist, that Green's
august Flower is grand reme.y. 1t
does not injuls the system by feguent
uss, aid is e.celisrt 70. sour stomachs
aud indigestion" Sample bottles
Srec at +. p. yiskctts. 2l2 Danforth, +.
W. Stevens', l0T Portland, McDonoush q
ahNidan's, 235 Congress, and J Il. Cooid
q Go Is f0i Federal 81.
&Cif 5y dealers In a; eivis:. Il countries.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-15
MORRILLS.

The Rev. G. Yields Fishs, Of St. John,
N B., who with his wife is visiting d.
W. HoeEg at Deering Centre. will preach
at Ilsley hall, East Deering at . p. m.
sSmorrow. All are invited.
q Mr. Peter Cannon, an aged andss re
speoted citizen of Dsering Centre. t:ied
Thursday evening at his home on Pleas
ant Hill, after an illness of only about
two days. The deceased was one of the
Oldest citizens of Ward g. tie leaves
two children, Frank Cannon and Mrs.
Mary j. Lambert.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-15
CITY OF PORTLAND.
Notice 10 Contra ctors.

SEALkD proposals for building about 900
y feet OF pipo sewer In Consress street, west
OF Douglass street. VIII be received as the efice
ot lh- Commissioner ot Public Works, City
Hall, until Monday, July IL, 1892 at II O'clock
M, when they VIII be publicly opened and read
Plans, specifications and further Information
may be obiGlned at the O1lce OF said Com
missioner, The successful bidder viii he re-
Qtired 20 give a bond in a sum and with
strrii saii factory 10 the Commissioner to
sure be proper tulhllment OF the conditions
pisu for Sewer.D and addressed 10 tieo. N
refuall, Commissioner OF Pnbiic Works. who
reserves The right 10 reject any or ali bids
( do.
Portland. July II. 1s99. ini1dId
\ Cd Evening papers please copy.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-15

w. II. D. Williams, publisher of Tho
Farmers Industrial Union, in q recent
letter to DR.. Hartman says: aI have used
Pe-ru-na as family medicine for several
years. find it of especial use for my
self. havo had several tedious spells
with systemic catarrh and before using
Pe-ru-na had tried several other rem
cdies with little or no success. But in
Pe-ru-na found aprompt and sure cure.
/ always keep the remedy which
promptly relieves any attack of the
same malady.
@Aiy vito alsouscs Pe-ru-na. She finds
1t Of especial use for severe spells, to
which she is subject. We always keep
1t in the house as q family medicine.
We think 1t an excellent remedy for
the various ills to which children are
subject, especially climatic diseases.
Address DR.. Hartman, Columbus, Ohio.
or free book on family medicine.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-15
Ne Fooled the SURGEONS.

All doctors told Henick Hamilton. of
West Jefferson, o.. after suffering Is
months from Rectal Fistuls. lie would
die unless a costly operation was per-
turned; Tut he cured himself with .flys
boxes Of Bucklen's Arnica Salve. tha
Sa.ve in tie World. s5 cents hox
Sold by y. P. s. Goold SIT Congress
street and II. g, Starr, Cumberland
E.lls druggist.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-15

Remember that cholera morbns, cholera
infantum, summer complaint, bilious collie,
diarrhGa and dysentcry are each and all
catarrh OF the bowels. Catarrh is the only
correct namc for these affections. Peru
ma Is an absolute specific for these ailments,
which are SO common n summer. DIR.
Hartman, in practice of over forty years,
never lost single case of cholera infantum,
dysentery, diarrhoea, or cholera morbus,
and his only remedy was Pe-ru-na.
Those desiring further particulars should
send for free copy OF of"summer Catarrh." F"
Address, DR.. Hartman, Columbus, o.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-15
THIS Is
YOUR
CHANCE

to geta Lawn Mower Lunch
Basket.
We're going close them all a atonee.
The LAWN Mowers regularly
The
o
The
someone who does.
You well afford buy Lunch Basket
The Lunch Bas slke.s
Sale ss. goods Ias. Prices are
hem out 10 ada yor two.
eBut TO bc the to-aay o a Saturday.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-15

This model. by virot. is designed for
garden party OF "fete chanpetre." The wire
sky-biue chiffon. The soft Tam o'Shanter
crown is likewise of blue chiffon and the
trimming. consists of shaded gray tulle A
the brim.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-15
INSPECTION WATCHES.

~ lewel adjusted Par. reritlator NAL, 81 Rl,.tn
liHeIlne case, Sl5,0. u. ". Eaymond " and
4 I. lswrl aalnsi1d IS the test hallroad WaIrh.
J srSe : = aMAtcher viii lass ire Inspection Nc
AnS y Tie Jeweief. Monument squase.
ie9
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-17
SOLDIERS AS ROBBERS.
Business Men of Macon, Ga, Complain BIT.
torly of the Hood lumism OF the
Second ohio Regiment.

Macon, Ga, Feb 1.-THE merchants
and business men of Macon are highly
indignant over the atrocious robberies
committed by the members of the
Second Ohio regiment rs they were be.
ing mustered out Of the service of the
United States A large number OF
merchants sent wagons loaded with
merchandise cut to the camp to sell
to the discharged soldiers The colo
mel commanding ordered them to leave
the camp and upon their refusal to
do so ordered the men to pilfer the
wagons. The robberies committed by
the men did not end here, but they
came to the city and while under the
influence of whisky went into several
stores and walked out with goods In
full view of the amazed merchantR
Several of them were rrested and
after turning over the goods were re-
leased.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-17
SENATE OPPOSES 1T.
License to Teach Not In Favor-New
Measure Regulating OH Inspection.

Topeka, Kan, Feb. 1I.-Senator
Harts bill authorizing the issuance of
three-vear certificates and life certih-
Gates to teach in the public schools of
graduates of the state university and
the state agricultural college, as well
as of the state normal school, was re-
ported adversely by the senate educa-
tional committee. A minority report
favoring the passage of the bill was
tabled by IA 6-to-20 vote
Senator Young's bill reducing sleep
ing car charges % per cent. was killed
in the senate but was resurrected.
The bill was reported by the commit
tee on railroads with the recommends
tion that it be not passed. When the
proper time came Senator l.. T.. King,
of Cowley county, chairman of the
railroad committee, moved the COM
mittee's report be rejected and the
bill be printed and placed on the cal.
endar under general orders. This
motion prevailed IL to ., and the
bill is in "A fair way To be passed by the
senate.
Senator Pritchard introduced bill
to appropriate S2O.O)O for state nor
NAL school at Stockton.
The house set two o'clock Thursday
as a special date for the consideration
Of the Seaton resoluti "a providing for
a constitutional convention.
Wheatley, of Cherokee. introduced
in the house the bill prepared by State
Auditor Cole, regulating the inspec-
tion of oil and gasoline. The bill re-
quires the oil inspector to turn in all
fees collected bv him and his deputies
to the state treasurer. The inspector
shall be paid, as other state officers
are, upon warrants issued upon the
treasury.
In committee of the whole the house
recommended for passage the bill pro-
viding for bail issuance and the bill
providing for the appointment of city
marshal, city attorney, street commits
sioner by mayor in cities of the second
class.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-17
THEY FAVOR THE PLAN.
Prison B niing Twine Factory Wants
One for X ,nsa--Ths Proceedings

Topeka Kan, Feb. 1.-THE Joint
committee delegated to inspect the
binding twine factory at the Min
nesota state penitentiary at still
water, Mimi, has returned and rec
commended that n similar plant be
established at the Kansas state peni-
tentiary at Lansing. The committee
consisted of Senators Hessin and
Householder and Representatives Sea-
ton, Crosby and Hogue. The report,
which is bulky, typewriter docu-
ment, concludes with these recon-
mendations:
Flrst-That plant for the manufacture Of
binding twine be established at the Kansas
pcnitentinry with capacity OF 10000 pounds
daily, WORKING ten hours or sufficient 10 em-
pov ~ men
Second-That an appropriation OF $4,000 be
made to purchase and put in place machinery
sufficient to manufacture 10000 pounds OF twine
per diem.
Third-That an appropriation OF 'laD.CO0 be
made for revolving fund to be used in the
purchase of raw material and for carrying the
manufactured product
FOurth-That suitable legislation be enacted
for the purpose OF carrying out the recon-
mendation of the committee herein expressed
and for protecting the said revolving fund and
for the purpose Of regulating the sale of the
manufactured product
The most important bill considered
by the house was one by Adams, OF
Sedgwick, providing that on the rec
ord trial of an accused person he can
not be tried for any offense greater
than the one of which he was first
convicted. In other words. If man
! accused of murder is convicted of man
slaughter he cannot, in the event of "a
retrial, ne accused of anything eNcept
manslaughter or less. by vote of 80
10 35 its enactipg clause was stricken
/ out.
/ The house passed the bill providing
a salary Of 5000 year for mayors of
second-class cities of over i, 900.
The house committee on elections
reported the election contests of Wal
ters (rep) against Elder (pop.) and
| Scott (rep.) against Marks (pop.) in
favor of the populists.
| Representative llenley's bill appro-
priating $50, 9J7.75 to the Lawrence
and Kansas City citizens who loaned
the state money for the replacing of
the burned electrical engineering ma
chine shops at the state university,
passed the senate unanimously.
The senate passed the deficiency APP
preparation bill, providing for the
payment to state officers and employ es
the amounts remaining unpaid because
of the insufficient appropriations of
two years ago The sum of Sl7, $50. "a
each is appropriated for the years end
ing June 80, 1898, and June 80, 1899.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-17
WILL WITHDRAW TROOPS.
The Administration WIN Direct the Return
of All Soldiers In Cuba Not Needed
for UphoIding order.

Washington, Feb. 16--American
troops will be withdrawn from Cuba,
beginning next month. Just as soon
as report is received from Maj. Gen.
Brooke regarding the number of men
to be retained in each of the depart
ments for the purpose of assisting the
Cubans in maintaining order, instruc-
tions will be sent directing the return
of all regiments that are not actually
needed. In reducing the number of
troops in Cuba, the administra-
tion has a double purpose; first
to give the Cubans an opportunity
to demonstrate that they can govern
themselves; second, to save the Ameri-
can troops from the dangers of rainy
season in the island. The Cubans
have asserted from the outset that
they could maintain order and during
the rainy season they will have a
chance to show what they can do. II
they succeed the American forces in
Cuba will be gradually withdrawn.
This arrangement is in fulfillment of
promise made to the late Gen. Garcia
and is really the beginning of the set
tlement Of the Cuban question by the
establishment of an Independent gov
ernment
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-17
THE HOUSE KILLED 1T.
Bill Providing for the Deposit OF State
Funds In Banks Meets Defeat-Other
Measures Acted Upon.

Topeka, Kan, Feb. lathe house,
by almost unanimous vote, killed the
bill providing for the deposit of state
funds in banks.
BenefePs cigarette bill came up for
whole in the house and after an hours
wrangling it was almost unanimously
killed.
Speaker Osborn appointed Seaton,
Wright of Lyon and Mason as a special
committee to meet a similar commit
tee from the senate to prepare bill
providing for the establishment of a
binding twine factory at the Lansing
penitentiary.
A general bill was recommended
providing for the establishment of
county high schools in counties hav-
ing less than 9. 900 Inhabitants
The Scott bill. requiring county su-
perintendents to be successful teach
ers for a period Of at least two years,
was also recommended for passage.
The bill introduced by Wise, requir'
ing receivers TO give bond for the faith
full performance of their duties, was
also reported for third reading.
Among the various other bills rec
ommended by the committee Of the
whole were:
An aot to prohibit the mortgaging Of exempt
personal property without the Joint consent Of
husband and wife; an act to prohibit more than
two changes OF venue In case In the Justices
courts; an act to strengthen the law governing
land patents.
The house committee recalled the
live akAalr IN hill
which 1t had reported adversely and,
after patching 1t up, agreed to recon-
mend IT for passage. The bill, as re-
vised. provides that the state shall nav
all OF the inspectors in the employ oi
the commission, instead of forcing
the stock yards, railroads and cattle
men to do it. The governor is given
power to remove any inspector fol-
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-17

corruption or misconduct One of the
most important provisions of the bill
is a section which limits the open sea.
son to the month of December only.
Gregory, of Usage, introduce bill
in the house providing for the organ
ization of mutual accident insurance
companies Each organization must
have me bership of 500, with $500,
900 of accident insurance, before 1t can
do business After it is organized,
then it is to be kept running after the
order of mutual fraternal beneficiary
orders.
Acting on the recommendation of
the Kansas State Dental society, Rep
resentative Moore, of Marshall coun-
ty, introduced in the house n bill to
prevent the issuance of dental diplo-
mas to persons who have not taken a
regular course in den tistry and grad u
ated. Two other bills were intro
duced annulling the charters of the
Kansas City College of Dental Surgery
and the Kansas City Dental College
association.
The senate committee on railroads
introduced bill which, If it passes
will require all railroads to maintain
gates at street crossings in all towns
through which the road passes.
Andrews, of Atchison, introduced in
the senate a bill asking an appropria
ton of $500, 600 to redeem war scrip
1t also provides for the payment o.
claims of the Price raid. The bill was
accompanied by petit ons praying fol
the passage of the bill. They beai
the signatures of some of the Oldest
citizens of northeastern Kansas.
The inheritance tax bill of Senator
Young (pop.), of Montgomery, was rec
commended for passage by the senate il
committee of the whole. The motion
to recommend carried by vote of "a Il
8, Coleman, llessin, johnson, Matthews
Stocks and Ward, all repu ublicans, oppos
ing it. The bill fixes a tax on all lega.
cies exceeding $4,000. The tax is
placed at 81 on each St00 above $40, 900
81 on each StOO above $50 900; So or
each 500 above SlOO,000; S4 on eacl
slOO above $500, 900, and S. on each $40
above 81 600 600
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-17
Frnit Probably All KiIIsd.

Garden City, Kan, Feb. 13.-For the
past IA days it has been the coldest
ever known in this section, running
below zero every night and seldom
reaching above 10 or Is above in the
daytime. Stock has suffered greatly,
the greatest lost being in herds poorly
fed and improperly sheltered, some
herds reaching loss of 20 per cent.
Fruit is probably all killed But little
wheat was sown in the county, but it
is probably badly damaged.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-17
A Reaolution Adopted by the House Ten
dering Thanks to the Twentieth
Kansas Regiment.

Topeka, Kan, Feb. Is. House bill
No. 4O7, an act providing for the loan
ing of state funds to the banks of Kan
sas upon approved security, is on the
calendar under general orders and will
be reached the first of the week.
There will be no law passed at this
sess on of the legislature providing
for guaranty fund for the protection
of bank depositors. The house COM
mittee has pigeonholed the Burkholder
bill and is not preparing any sub
stitute.
The house adopted the following
resolutions:
Whereas Since its birth. the state OF Kansas
has always held prominent position. whether
In peace or war, among Its sister states OF the
union, It's citizens always being ready and fore
most to expend treasure or shed blood In the
cause OF right; and,
OF the gallant conduct OF the Twentieth Kansas
regiment at Manila, which has added additional
luster TO the title OF Kansas and given Us cause
TO be still more proud OF our Sunhower state;
therefore. beit
Resolved by the house the senate concur
ring, that the legislature of Kansas hereby
tenders the members OF the Twentieth Kansas
regiment its sincere thanks for the noble and
brave manner in which II has done the duty
assigned It, and especially for gallantry in 40
tion at Manila;
Resolved That we tender to the relatives
and friends OF the brave boys who have fallen
In defense OF the hag our sincere sympathy IN
this their hour OF sorrow. Hn n rf
Resolved. That a copy OF these resolutions
be forwarded to Col Funston. by him to b'
read at dress parade OF the regiment, at the
earliest moment after receipt OF tho same BY
Inn