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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-07-20
Przeglad polityki
miedZynarOdOWej.
Chicago, 2Ogo Lipca.

Wypadkl hlszpanskle rozWl'
jaja sic wedle regu} rewolu.
cyinych. Widocznie istnieje
ukryta komenda, kursujs po-
tworne bajki o rzsdzie, dszs-
Gym wrzekomo do zawieszenia
koustytucyi i zaprowadzenia
dyktatury, wszsdzie rozbrzmie'
waja te same hasla wszedzle
wzburzone masy ludowe wy
konywaja zupe}nie to samo,
,przyczem calkowita jednocze'
snose tych wybuchow dowodzi
istnienia jakiejs organizacyi.
Powod zaburze6 jest biahy:
cabinet Silveli przedstawh
parlamentowi budzet, W kt6.
rym dochody wydatki So
zrownowazone W ten sposob,
re ma kupc6w na}ozono nowe
podatki. Taxa rownowaga
budzetowa pozwoli wyplacie
zalegly zo}d wojsku, kt6re
wr6cilo z utraconych kolonij.
i umozliwi wyplacenie kuponu
cd dlug6w pahstwowych bez
redukcyi, co "a granica pod.
niesie kredyt Hiszpanii.
Wprawdzie rozk}ad tych no.
wyeh podatk6w jest dziwny,
DO kupiec, majacy sklep ma
ruchliwei ulicy, bsdzie placi1
wedle wiekszej skali, niz jego
kolega 2 zaulka, ale ten pro-
jekt rzsdowy jest przeciea
tylko proiektem, kt6ry moze
bye odrzucony przez parla-
ment. Powinny byly na razie
wystarczy6 protesty izb han
dlowyeh, zw}aszcza ze deputo-
wani niechetnie powitali wnio.
SEX gabinetowy i odrazu dali
do zrozumienia, ze zamiast no.
wego opodatkowania VIOLA
obciaG sumo rozchod6w. Mo.
INA wisc by3o spokojnie cze-
kaG rozprawy budzetowej i
ostatecznych dchwa}. Tymcza.
sem naraz wybuchly rozruchy.
Wielu kupc6w madryckich
postanowilo ma znak protestu
przeciw rzsdowemu projekto-
wi zamkns6 sklepy % Czerw.
ca o godz. lei W poludnie /
ME otwierac ich al do nowego
postanowienia. Zdawsloby SIG,
re taxa uchwala, szkodliwa
dls kupujacej publicznosci,
powinna by}a oburzyc ia ma
kupc6w, ktorzy zamkns skle.
py; stalo sig jednak Wbrew
przeciwnie: wszedzie odrazu
powsta}y t}umy i rzucily sig
ma otwarte sklepy; niszczouo
W nich wszystko: szyldy, me.
ble, towary, potem sic zabrano
do okien i balkonow, W
ko6cu do policyi i wojska.
Jednoczesnie to samo sig po.
wt6rzy}o we wszystkich poiu-
dGiowych wschodnich mia
stach, a najwieksze rozniarY
rueh ten przybral W Saragos'
sic, DO tam obalonych tram.
wajow, powoz6w r6znych
sprzet6w porobiono barykady,
ma ktorych walczono woj.
skiem. Wszedzie wykonano
ataki ma konwenta 90. Jezui-
tow i starauo sic zburzyc
magistraty, kasyna Wojskowe,
lstarnie, mostly, publiczne
ogrody. Rozlewano i podpa-
lauo matte. Okoliczny lud
wiejski pomagal miejskiemu
pospolstwu i te diva zywio}y
'pracowa3y tax gorliwie, re
miasta wygladajs jak po
przejsciu barbarzy1c6w. Spo.
k6j dotad ME wrocil, lubo
pierwszy rozpsd zsdzy niszcse
MIA wojsko wstrzyma}o. Zdaje
sic, ze siusznie W senacie "a.
.,,oo,o roa1ouui 10 v,r1o1 syze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-07-20

l Sierpnia lu5 W csasie przez
prezydenta naznaczonym.Krok
Algera by2 niespodzianks i
wywo}a} og6lna sensacye. spo'
dziewano sic ustspienia mini
stra wojny cd Nowego roku,
lecz ME teraz. Prezydent ME
przyjal dotychczas formalnie
rezygnacyi, lecz dzisiaj lub
jutro wystosuje list do Algeria,
W kt6rym doniesie mu, re sic
zgadza jego VIOLA.
Spodziewano sig ustapienia
ministra Algera cd chwili, W
kt6rej dowiedziano SIG jego
zamiarze ubiegania sic o krze.
s1o senatora zwiszkowego re
stanu Michigan o publicznem
oswiadczeniu gubernatoraPin.
gree, re bedzie popiera} jego
kandydature. Alger wreczy1
prezydentowi swe podanie o
dymisye osobiscie. Jego why
ia W Bia}ym domu trwa}a bar
dzo krotko. Gdy wr6cil do
swego biura, zamkns} sig ME
przyjmowai nikogo.
Dotychczas ME dowiedziano
sic niczego co do zamiar6w
prezydenta, tyczacych sic ma
stepcy po Algierze. Wymie'
niaja nazwiska takich handy.
dat6w, jak Horace Porter, o.
becny am basador W Pary2u,
gubernator Roosevelt z New
Yorku, general Harrison Gray
Otis dzisiejszy podsekretarz
we wydzisle wojny Meikle'
john.
WASHINGTON, 20 Lipca. -
We wydziale wojuy ulo4ono
wykaz STRAIT, poniesionych
przez 9 pu}k ochotnikow z
Oregon. Z liczby 56 ofcer6w
i 1916 szeregOWc6W zgine}o W
bitwach ma Filipinach lub
umario W skutek chor6b 40
ludzi, co stanowi SO procent.
Do San Francisco wr6cilo
1lO4 ludzi, przyczem nalezy
nadmienic, 2e znaczna liczbe
zo}nierzy juz dawniej zwolnio.
no ze siuzby. Easily tylko diva
wypadki dezercyi.
Prezydent wybiera sic z 20.
ma, re wzgledu ma jej zdrowie,
do Lake Champlain. Wracajsc
wstspi do Long Branch, W
odwiedziny do wiceprezydents
Hobart.
Ochotnicy do nowych pull.
k6w zgiaszaja sic bardzo opie.
szale. Postanowiono mianowac
kazdego ofcerem, kto nam6wi
40 mlodych i zdrowych ludzi
do wstspienia do szereg6w.
New YORK, 20go Lipca. -
Gdy wczoraj wieczorem robo.
tnicy wracali cd roboty, zebra{
sic ia 9 ave-, miedzy 10 96
utica tium ludzi, sympatyzu.
iacych re strajkierami. Policya
pr6bowaia nadaremnie utrzy.
mac ludzi ma chodnikach i ME
dopuszczac ich do SYN kolei
ulicznej. O 8 godzinie, miedzy
42 45 utica starai sic lud
obalic wagon. W policyanta
| Owen Conivau rzucono kamie.
MEM i wybito mu oko. Ma ro'
gu So ulicy bill policyanci lu'
dzi palkami po g}owach, skut.
kiem czego posypa1 sic ma mich
grad 'kamieni. Kobiety rzucafy
kamieniami i weglami okien
mieszka6. Oddzial konnej po.
licyi, z1ozony z - ludzi, przy-
by} galopem ma miejsce zabu.
rze6 i tlum rozpedzi4.
Wieczorem po 10 godzinie
ma wszystkich liniach kolei
Traction ruch usta}. Wagony
wracaty do remiz W takim
stanie, jak gdyby schodzisy z
pola bitwy. Aresztowano II
os6b, kt6rych wypuszczono ma
| Wolnosc "a z}ozeniem kaucyi.
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tow pozwalajs W 1s roku ay.
cia naturalizowat sic iuzyskac
po up}ywie pieciu lat nastsp'
nych pe}ne prawa obywatel'
skie.
HAeA, 2Ogo Lipca. -
Po otwarciu posiedzenia trze'
ciej komisyi konferencyi Ia
bral gsos delegat rumu1ski W
imieniu Rumunii, Serbii /
Grecyi, zsdsjsc skreslenla
pisciu paragraf6w, odnosza-
cych sic do miedzynarodowy
sad6w sledczych. Ustanowienie
takich sad6w ME jest objete
programem Murawiewa i "a
grazajs one prawom narodo.
wego zwierzchnictwa. Delegaci
rosyjski i belgijski bronili
paragraf6w zakwestyonowa'
nych, kt6re nastepnie przyje'
to. Musiano wszakze zanoto'
wac W protok6le, ze Rumunia,
Serbia Grecya protestuja
przeciw zapad}ei uchwale. Ten
protest sk}oni} nastepnie ko'
misye do zastapienia kwestyo-
nowanych paragrafow innymi,
ma kt6re delegaci ma}ych
pa1stw zgodzili SIG.
MANILA, 2Ogo Lipca. -
Komisarze hiszpaGscy udaja
sic do Tavlac peinomocnic'
TWEEN rzadu madryckiego do
ostatecznego za}atwienia spra'
wy wykupu je6c6w. Pienisdze
przeznaczone na wykup costa.
ma ziozone W banku q tenn "a.
strzezeniem, 2e Filipi6czycy
Iostana je p6zoiej, pc uko6-
czeniu wojny Amerykanami.
Ma cele wojenne pieniedzy
tych uayc ME wolno.
Filipi6czycy ME pozwolill
wsiast ma okret, odchodzacy
do Europy, Hiszpauom, kt6rzy
byli W posiadaniu pasportow,
wystawionych przez Aguinal.
da.
Deszcz leje tutaj jak z ce.
bra. Spad}o 60 dotychczas 80
cali, z czego - cali spadlo W
ostatnich 81 godzinach. Gale
miasto jest zalane wods. Ko-
munikacya odbywa sic ma uli:
each "a pomoca czo}en. Ukryci
ma brzegu powstahcy strzelali
do kanonierki Lsguna de Bay,
zabili jednego zolnierza i ra.
Mill dw6ch.
W1EDE6, 90go Lipca. -
"Neue Freie Presse" poswieca
artyku1 wstepny powitaniu
Dewey'a ma austryackiej ziemi.
Widzi W MIN uosobienie mez.
twa i por6wnuje go z Nelso'
mem i Tegethotfem, dodajsc
nadto, ze Austrya, czczsc W
MIN bohatera pod Manili,
widzi W MIN przedewszyst'
kiem przedstawiciela wielkie.
60 narodu ameryka6skiego, z
kt6rym Austrya jest po}aczona
wieloma wea}ami przyjazni.
WIEDEd, 20go Lipca,' =
Krzykacz Wolff zwofa} poll
tyczny mityng do Graslic, do
pogranicznego miasta W Cze.
chach. Gdy zaczs} zanadto
ostro layc Rad i Czech6w, po'
licya rozwiaza}a zebranie.
W6wczas Wolff przepro wadzii
swych sluchaczy przez saska
granice prawi} i'm ma niemie.
ckim gruncie tax d1ugo, dop6-
XII ME wypowiedziaf wszyst-
kiego, CO miaf ma ao}adku.
Pomimo wielkiej czujncsci
policyi, ME obesz3o sic bez
eksces6w W dniu czeskiego
swieta narodowego. Czesi ma.
padali ma Niemc6w,w kt6rych
obronie stawa}a policya. Are.
sztowano "A osoby, W tel licz.
bic pos}a do rady pa1stwa,
Mittermayera.
VANCOUVER, B. c., 2ogo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-07-20
Zebranic demokratow.

Zebranic demokratow.
w kolach politycznych z wiel-
kiem zaciekawieniem oczekula
rezultatu zebrania komitetu de-
mokratycznego krajowego, ktore
odbywa sic dzisiaj W ,,Sherman
House," Rozstrzygnie sic ma
niem, czyli wiecej u krajowego
komitetu demokratycznego Sna-
czenia ma frakcya Harrisona,
czy Altgelda, a szczegolnlel
zajmujacym jest takae tego
wzgledu, re obecnym jest ma
MEM William j. Bryan, - jedeu
kandydat6w prezydencyalnych
przyszlego roku, i kilku handy
datow ma wiceprezydent6w Sta
now Zjednoezonych.
Jeszcze pod gruzami.
Zwfoki Bartiomieja Sparkiewi'
cza, bylego maszynisty frmy
Western Paper Stock Co., spo-
czywaia jeszcze pod gruzaml
spalonego gmachu tel hrmy,
chociai uprzataniem tych CRU
z6w zajmuja sic cd kilku tygo-
dni. Zapewniaja jednakowoz, re
ieszcze W biezacym tysodniu
zw}oki te zostana wydobyte.
Rose u HarrisOna.
Burmistrz Rose z Milwaukee
odwiedzil wczoraj burmistrza
Hsrrisona, wyrazii mu ubole-
wanie mad tenn, il Altgeld
takze i jemu bruzdzi, i przy
lei sposobnosci starai sic 60
przekonac, re Milwaukee byfoby
bardzo odpowiedniem miastem
do odbycia sic przysziej krsjowej
konwencyi demokratycznej. Har-
rison przyrzeki panu Rose, ze
uayje calego wplywu swojego do
zapewnienia konweucyi miastu
Mil waukee, jezeli wiekszosc
delegatow ME bedzie "a tenn, by
konwencya odbyla sic W Chi :
cago.
Karnawaf jesienny.
Komitet fnansowy komitetu
zajmujacego sic urzadzeniem
karnawalu jesiennego, postano-
viii zebrac fundusz $l5O,O0O
droga subskrypcyi ma koszta
urzadzenia tego karnawalu. q
funduszu tego trzecia Geese ma
bye odstspiona komitetowi zwia-
zkowemu, zaimuiacemu sic urza-
dzeniem uroczystosci poiozenla
kamienia wagielnego pod gmach
pocztowy. Komitet progtamowy
ma zamiar polecic, by czas TRIVIA
MIA ,,karnawaiu" skrocono z 10
ma 6 dni tylko.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-07-20
Los iOfnierZa.

Richard Burnett, plumbiarz
posiadajacy warsztat ma rogu
ulic Halsted i Center, cd ubie-
glego Piatku zniki bez wiesci i
krewni jego obawiaja sic, ae
odebral sobie zycie. Burnett byi
czfonkiem kompanii E. pierw-
szego pulku stanu Illinois W
czasi wojny zesztorocznej. Kiedy
pulk ten wyruszyl re Springfield
azeby udac sic ma plac boju,
Burnett W ciagu pierwszego
zaraz marszu zachorowal ma udar
sloneczny i nigdy cd tego czasu
ME przyszedl zupeiuie do zdro-
via. Ma Picnic Island u wy
BREEZY Florydy otrzymal uwol-
nlenle 2 WOlsKa, poWfoclWszy
do Chicago przekonai sic, re
interes lego zupelnie prawie jest
zrujnowany. Popadf wowczas W
melancholia, a po licznych usiio-
waniach otrzymania pozyczki u
znaiomych, wyrazii sig kilkakro-
tnie z rozpacza, ze mic mu ME
pozostaie, iak tylko zycie sobie
odebrac. Zachodzi Ottawa, re
rzucil sic do ieziora Michigan j
utonsl.
Mafy pOzar.
Wczoraj rano, wkrotce po
p6lnocy, wybuchi pozar W domu
pn. 9l0 N. Wood str, ktorego
dolne pietro zbudowane jest z
cegiei, g6rne z drzewa. Ma
pistrze miesska ]. Stawasz, q
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-07-20
WYBUCH ETNY.
Male panstwa Ma konferencyi Hadze.
Protestuia przeciw uchwafom pahstw wielkicf
Minister wojny Alger podaf sic do dymisyi.

ZABURZENIA W BROOKLYNIE POWODU sTRA'hO'
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1899-10-14

meets. Resolutions will be in.
troduced promptly setting fourth
the various views Of the mem
bers as to what should be done
with the new colonies, and upon
them prolonged and spirited de-
bcte will follow Immediately. Ii
will not be overlooked that the
Filipino outbreak began early in
February and for lmany months
has run along almost unchecked,
Is is not the democrats alone who
will criticise the administrations
Inefficient conduct Of the cam
naign. II IS from leaders upon
their own side that greater re-
publican embarrassment will
come The winlcr promises to
be one OF exciting debate, the
more 50 as the speeches made
will be circulated generally IN the
approaching campaign by the
the respective party committees
Although the actual election Is
still q year distant, the opposing
sides are settling gradually into
the relative strength in which
they viii llne up Tho prospect
at present p in eyery way en-
couragiug t) democratic leaders.
Those who are visiting Washing
ton speak With perfect confidence
of harmony in their states, and
predict that Mr.. Bryan will be
renominated.and elected withIcer-
tainty Among the latest Of
these is Congressman Bankhead
OF Alabama, who has been quot
cd as opposed 10 Bryan. In an
extended interview he states em-
phatically thai he has been mis-
represented, that he is for Bryan
and that all portions Of the south
he has visited are unanimous in
a like position.
Warren r. Rogers OF Colorado
was IN Washington recently, and
in an interview, said:
Mr. Bryan ~ 1909 will get the
support Of the three political ele-
ments which united on him IN
1896. The populists and silver
viii aid the demo-
Gratis TO elect him, just as earn
eatly es they did three years ago.
J have lately been all over the
west and actually believe that
Mr. Bryan IS stronger with the
masses now. than he was when
nominated for the presidency.
He is today in the eyes of the
plain people, a civic hero, and
they regard him as their special
champion. =
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1899-10-14
HORSES FOR THE ARMY

The entire northwest is being
ransacked by agents Of the war
department in quest Of horses
suitable for the cavalry and ar
tillery Of the army. The horses
procured arc for the most part
broughtt to Chicago, where they
are inspected, and then distribute
ed wherever there Is need Of
them. Among the requirements
are the color Of the animal, it's
weight and its height. The own
er must stand the expense OF hay-
ing the two front shoes removed,
furnish a halter and haye the
animal weighed. "It would re-
quire the animals to be nodded, 3"
said a horse trader at the Chica-
20 stock yards the other day.
AS yet there are few horses
that we nave received that come
up to the requirements Of the or
der, and an owner having a horse
that would answer the style that
is wanted by the army demands
a larger price than the govern
ment offers to pay" The local
horsemen state that the govern
ment will have to make some al
lowance on the order or it will
not get the requisite number
from this territory. Horses are
being secured that will come up
to the requirements in many re-
but it is feared that they
will be turned down by the gov
ernment buyer the same as they
were last year.
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lor OUTSIDE argument, ana brlng-
ing forth assertions for proofs.
Let him quit talking about the
holiness craze, the second bless
ing, and especially notifying this
correspondent to Touch not an
ointed and do my prophets no
harm. would inform him that
God only protects prophets whom
they are in the line Of duty. Read
! Kings 1924. and if you are a
prophet, quit prosecuting breth-
rem and making public charges
against them that have not
shadow Of foundation tnat you can
establish. Bring your charge
square from the indictment and
quit talking about the back num-
bers of paper.
As TO Bro. Scarborough. Bro.
SIS big henchman, Memo feels
only sorry for him; but as he still
carries the fresh egg shell of the
canvass upon his head as me-
mento mori Of elections. a souve-
mir of broken hopes and ambitions
never realized, We can only kind
Is cay Of him as the by once sa.1
to his new Sabbath school teacher
who, when she asked him how far
he had gotten in his catechi5m,
replied, ~ don's know, but Iau
past redemption" " We think him
near the Stygjan borlerland, ana
past redemption, but
"Whilo the lamp holds ont to burn
Ine yllest sinner may return
At present, with all his war
paint On, we think him like Aeli,
les wa at Troy when he heard Of
the Death of Patroclus, a very
dangerous man indeed to meet,
even though he meet il Trojan.
The brother should recollect that
" A sorrows crown OF sorrow
Is remembering happier things"
Memo trusts thatths sweet au-
tumn weather with lis glad Indian
Summer days, the prospect Of
shortened quarantine aided by a
few doses OF good medicine, tnat.
he may be sufficiently restored to
avoid all attempts at poetry, and
thar he may be willing for others
than Simon Magus to review his
work, and THAI the old idea
brought into being by Pope Leo
x in the sixteenth century, VIZ.
that only church builders mast
rev ew ministers, will pass away
from hi mild forever.
Our tN5 big writer4 see defeat
And fesl rhcy both are Nemo's meat.
Oae now for postal cards is signing.
The o0aer Tor Gazette files is dying.
They are out OF court, and legal food
And hear the roar Of the 5tygian food. |
sic transit gloria with them now,
It's 70 destiny alone they bow
Twas M focman's hand that struck the |
blow,
Twas their own steel pens that laid them
low.
Now Memo will eat them both up clean, |
And swallow them down with his ufnip |
greens.
memo.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1899-10-14
DISLIKE PRIVACY. E.

tThe average American doesn't
want privacy when travelling, -
said IN experienced sleeping car
conductor. "He likes to meet
strangers and chat with people he
wouldn't come in contact with in
everyday life. For many years
the promiscuous mingling of pas
sengers was supposed by railroad
theorists to be an Objectionable
feature Of the American syatem,
and thsr was endless harping on
the advantages of the English
compartment. This idea was car
ried out in the construction Of the
Mann boudoir, which was un-
doubtedly one Of the most ingen-
ious and elegant sleeping cars
ever designed, but, strange to
say, it has enjoyed only a limit
ed popularity. The Pullman com
pany is now building new COM
partment car with a center aisle,
and anumber of them are in use.ar
northern lines, but the experience
of a dozen years has Convinced
me that the great ma jority Of
people who travel prefer the old
style coach. have heard pas
sengers declare repeatedly that
half the pleasure of a journey lay
in the interesting people they met
en- route, and the opportunity that
was afforded for q panoramic
view of human nature. | am
convinced that 90 per cent. Of the
patrons Of any road regard the.
privacy Of compartment as a.
positive infliction.
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SOLDIERS REUNION.
Amite County Camp No. 22G,
Confederate Veterans Again
Meet.

The Amite county reunion AS
sociation, Camp No. 226, Con
fodorate Veterans met in annual
session, Commander FIRTH IN tho
chair,
Tho meeting was opened. by an
address by the commander on tho
state laws on Confederate pen
sions and the Soldiers Home,
on motion, tho following reso-
lutions were adop,ed;
Whereas the Great Command
or Is fast gathering to Himself
the veterans Of tho Lost Cause,
until few remain therefore
Be il resolved by this camp %
Confederate Nctrlaus, That the
representative Of Amito county,
and the senator from this district,
be requested 70 use their influ-
enee TO secure j more liberal ap
preparation for tho Confederate
soldiers, as many are now uuahla
to earn IA suppor By thair oWa
eXertions, and that the Board oi
Supervisors be empc wered 20
make such allowances as they
may deem adequate when coup
led with the amount received
from the state, to make them, az
least, comfortable IN their de-
clining days.
The motion that II the question
Of a Soldiers Home be raised
during the sitting of the next leg
islature, our representatives ba
instructed 70 vote against it, was
unanimously carried.
on motion, Comrades r, J
Stewart, W. IL. Webb and \. A.
Robinson were appointed a com
mittce 10 nominate officers for
this camp. The committee made
a report nominating the same Of
ticers and recommended an elec.
ton by acclamation. Report
was received and committee dis.
charged.
Pursuant TO recommendation,
the officers Of the camp we're
elected by acclamation and arc
as follows: G. H.. Firth, COM
mander; p. r.. Brewer, /. Al.
and Seaborn Reynolds,
Lieut.. commanders; S. n.
Thompson, chaplain; DR.. c. II.
Bates, surgeon; n. @. McDon-
aid, quarter master; Reuben
Nunnery, commissary; Thos. a.
Robinson, color bearer: r. j.
Dye and II. Q. Garner, color
II. w. Stratton, treas
urer.
On motion, Gilisburg was se-
Iected as the place Of tho next
annual meeting Of this cenp on
Inc 4th Of july next.
Meeting adjourned for dinner.
At 2 p. m. the camp reassem-
)led and as Hon. Mr.. Spencer
'ailed to come, Comrades III. II.
Jausey OF the 44th Miss, W. n.
jriffin, Of the 22nd Miss, and B.
r. Wilkinson. Of the 9TH Miss.
md sharp shooter Of the 9th
Miss, Bal, made addresses,
showing up the life Of a soldier
n camp, on the march and ID the
)attle where it seemed almost
impossible for any one to escape
icing riddled by the minnie balls,
cannon balls, grape and cannis-
er; these "reminiscences are al
ways well received by the young
md as it were the bonds Of
brotherhood and comradeship are
lrawn closer among veterans.
Comrade w. ID. Caulfield ad-
lressed the camp in short
peech urging the organizations
# "Sons and Daughter camp.
On motion the "Sons and
Daughters" camp, If organized,
vas invited to meet with this
amp at the annual reunion at
July 4th, 1900.
On motion, the camp adjourn
ID subject to the call Of Com
nander Firth. Liberty Herald.
Notwithstanding the warm
weather. Of the past three or four
lays, no new case Of yellow fe-
'er has been announced in,
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weather Of the past three or four
days, no new case Of yellow fe-
yer has been announced in
jackson since Tuesday, and all
the sick are reported as doing
well.
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walls, and we must not bid goodbye,
but extend congratulations
Mrs. Henry f. Harris gave a solo,
after which Rev. Spencer B. Meeser,
pastor of First Baptist church, was in
PRODUCED and said: Or. Gunnison
never quotes himself The man is al
ways greater than his book, and often
more easily read and understood In
these days, where novelties in churches
are sought, and extravaganza, the sim
plest truths are the most eloquent and
farreaching. The most notable thing
in Dr. Gunnison's works is optimism,
not the kind that comes to man who
has shut his eyes to all that is not good,
but the optimism of healthy mind,
optimism, the other name of which is
faith
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