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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-06
rH M1I.sDGE COUNTY.
DiSAPpr NRANCE or A COUPLE
ElE.TIoN FRAUDS Charged.
Especial 10 Nirginian- pnntC

especial TO Nirginian- pnot)
Lexington. Va, April Our usuory
quiet community has been thrown intn
state Of surprise by the dlsappeoranco
o. 4 married man and young unmar-
f'ed woman. John Davis Earger post
master at Barger. six miles from Lev
lhgton, and prosperous young farmer
o. mat community, has left for par;s
unknown. 1t is said that n young wo-
man, good looking and between twen-
tty-hve and thirty years of age. who
lved not far from his home. is respon-
siplc Tor his abandonment of wife and
cni!uren. The woman in question, it is
alleged, has borne Il questionable rem
uta'ion. She left several days ago and
Was followed, it is supposed. by Barger.
Barser disposed of all his crops he
could. and 1T is said he carried with
nm at least 800. He is well connect
ed III Rockbridge, is about thirtv-five
years of age. and has n wife and four
children.
ELECTION FRAUDS CHARGED.
Since the selection of Democratic
nominees at the district primaries in
the Natural Bridge district, feeling
over the matter has run so high that
fraud has been charged by both par
ues' one lsticuif has resulted between
one OF the defeated candidates and y
staunch supporter of the nominee. Tho
Republicans of that district have nom
mated the following district officers:
For Supervisor, NJ. l.. Reed: Commits
sioner of the Revenue. ]. ]. Moore:
Magistrates, S. G.. Mcdaniel, ]. ID.
Mitchell and ]. w. Small.
PRIMITIVE VOTING.
In the Buffalo Democratic district
primary an effective method was adont-
ed for casting the vote for Commits
sioner of the Revenue. There We're two
candidates and when the question as
to how the vote should be taken. many
of the crowd said let each mans sun
porters rally around him. Rally round
your man. shouted the chairman.
With will the crowd separated ana
surrounded their champion. when It
was seen that the big chairman had
the majority by sixty to thirty-seven.
BY this primitive method of voting
there was no chance for fraud
County superintendent Saville. of the
Rockbridge public schools. tried this
Year to secure one of the State Normals
for Lexington. He raised from among
the business men OF the town a sufli-
Gent guarantee, but he has been noti-
fed by the State Superintendent. DR..
Southall. that ne cannot give Lexington
n Normal this year.
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PETERSBURG.
Military Companies Mustered Out
are Reorganzing.
Tho Fiipper Guards, CoIored, Havo
ReorEnui1ed md tho Petersburg
Greys Will DO So = HymencnI-
Brovitfcs.

Petersburg. Va, April 5.-A meeting
re-organze the Petersburg Greys,
which company was honorably muster
ed out of the service of the United
States army q few months ago. 1t is
understood that quite Il large number
OF young men have signified their in
tention to become members of the new
company which is to be -rcorganized.
There should be ut least two or three
white military companies in Petersburg,
and it is to be hoped that our citizens
will do all in their power to encourage
revival of the military spirit here.
THE clipper GUARDS.
Company ID. Flipper Guards, Color
ed) of this city, which was mustered
out OF the service of the United States
army short time ago, was rc-organiZ-
ed last night at Company Il. and the
following officers elected: Captain.
John il. Hill; First Lieutenant, Fred
erick &. Mangrum; Second Lieutenant.
benjamin Cross. The company starts
out with foriy-siX members enrolled.
RAILWAY RIGHT or WAY.
The commissioners appointed by
of Dinwiddie. some days ago, to assess
the value of lands on tho line Of the
Richmond, Petersburg and Carolina
Railroad from Butterworth's to Motto
way river. for uses OF the said railroad
company, met at San Marine to-day to
discharge the duty assigned them.
These commissioners are MeSSrs. VIM.
Baugh. James Boisseau, G. T.. Aber-
nathy, Daniel Clark and Richard Tenn
pie.
AN APPROACHING MARRIAGE.
On the afternoon of the 25th instant.
at 5 o'clock at St Paurs Episcopal
Church. Mr. Mortimer Williams and
Miss Otclia NJ. johnson will be mar
red. The prospective groom is one or
Petersburg's most prominent young
peanut dealers. Tho bridc-elect is a
daughter of Major j. Arthur Johnson.
OF this city, and a most charming
young lady.
BRENITlES.
MI Charles Baker, Il prominent
merchant and land owners of Emporia.
Grcensvillc county, will so over TO
richmond to-day to have delicate
surgical operation performed on him
for kidney troubles.
The Easter offering at st. Johns
Church Sunday amounted to eight hun
drcd and two dollars. i part of this
was for missionary purposes and n part
Tor me church debt on the new church
buiIdihE. The congregation are gra to-
ihl Tor so large an Offering
AT meeting of Grace Ilpiscopal
church held Monday night the follow
ing vestrymcn were elected: DR.. las.
w. Claiborne. DR.. !. Il. Moyler and
Messrs W. w. Gillette w. II. Harri-
son, a: : Hurt. f. T. Knock. c. r.
hatteroack, II. II. Lunsford. Il. w
Itainey. w. l.. thinner, w. Wilkins T
Hampdcn Slater.
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Merchants 4 Miner TRANSPORTATION CO
DIRECT QUITE
FOR BOSTON AND rRoVlDENc

FOR BOSTON md rRONlDENCE.
For Boston-M Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays at GOO III.
FOR PROVIDENCE
Every Tuesday. Thursday and Satu-.
day a 600 u. III
FARES 10 BOSTON AND pRCVI-
DlNCE.
Fi,st-class. Including meals and
stateroom berth ......... ..... . 80 90
Intermediate. including meals AT Esd
table and saloon stateroom berth. IS co
Storage Including meals ard Bunk 81 10
Pcrishable freight sent VIA Providence
forwarded by. carly train to Boston ana
al the same rate as by direct steamers to
Boston
For further Information apply 10
j.. u. WRIGHT Agent Norfolk Va
y. ID. STEBBlNS. Asst TrRfnc Mgr.
w. +. TURNER Gen Pass. Agent
J. G. WHITNEY. Traffic Manager.
General Ofices. Baltimore. Mi
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rV,HE STEAMER S. A. MCCALL. on,
I the Petersburg. Norfolk and James
River Steamboat limo. leaves the \. Y
NESDAY and FRIDAY at n m. w..h
and freight for Newport News
all James River landings and Petersburg
arriving IN Petersburg about p. M, xiv,
ing the Richmord passengers about ono
hour in Petersburg before the tran
leavcs, arriving iii Richmond about 6 90
D. m fare about one-ha,f what It Is bv
raN. First-class fare TO Petersburg. 81 q
Seconded 500. 10 per cent. discount,
for rounG-trlp tickets. II. Il COOKE
General Agent j. W. PHILLIPS Owner
Phones. new and old. No. 80.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-06

EASTERN CARoLINA DISPATCH
tHSiOS LINE between all points North
ard East Via Norfolk and NorfolS and
Southern Railroad and Eastern North
TrcIfGt received daily ut p. m. and
fo,waTdch promptly at low rate.
FOR further informelo9 sppniS :, 20 the
General ONCE Of the y. * .. II. n. Coz
Nortei"' H'' II. c. HUDGINs,
General Freight and Passenger Agent
NJ X KING. General Manager.
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The very best foreign makes represent
ed In our stock of woolens Tailored in
our style. You wear the best. Rudolph
& Wallace, 1913 Main street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-06

Our line OF Stick Pins is the larges
to pc found in the city, and at way
down prices.
THE GALE JEWELRY co.
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m HE WEST NORFOLK AND PIN.
i ner's Point Ferry leaves the ~ Y.
Y. & ~ wharf daily. Sunday excepted. al
SEQ a. M. S n. m. $50 a. M. 1890 n m
IL m. 1880 p. m. $50 p. m. y. m. and
$50 y. m. making ;he round trip IN co
minutes Phones new and old No. 1919
j. ". rHII.LiI :. Cvner. la2S-
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ARR1vE Ar NoRFoLK.

cInd,v, al APPS y. m and morning train
q, ii = m. TUESDAY. THURSDAY and
sA.rURpAY. connecting with all rail- and
s;eam lines at Norfolk for the North.
Fsst ana West. Passenger station at foot
oi East Main street. Norfolk and West
ern depot. Freight station en- water
street.
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4 TLANrlc d DDARNvILLE RAILWAY.

IT = N-frI(. AND
\ DANVILLE RAILWAY.
sCAhEpULE IN EFFEcT NAY sth. 1888
TRAIN 80 l-paiiy- Leaves Norfoit
rom wharf foot OF Mathews street at So
n West Norfolk, at $50 a. m for
panvlils and intermed!ats points. arriving
=, DsnVills az 5:25 p. m.
rHAi% no. 3-Dluy except SUNDAY
ts,vcs %orfolt Gao p M: West Nerfoil<
7.lo > N. arriving at Danvillo at sos
oSIr'RAiE NO. arrives at Norfolk at 1o,o
IN daily except Sunday:
TRAIN no. arrives at Norfolk at era
pTIRAiiSS 40. connects at De,n,.,o.
function with Norfolk and Western raJi
roai for Durham ard intermediates pointa
TRAINS nos 1 AND 3 connect AZ JeS.
fress Junction and Danvil;e for all point.
on the southern Railway system.
Pullman sleeps between Danvi;le ana
Ashev!ilc. Atlanta. Jacksonville MemphI,
and New orleans.
Tickets on sale and baggage checked 81,
wakes agency and compary's wharf
Norfolk. and at Emmerson & watson.
agents At Portsmouth
Steamer City OF Chester touches at NJ
y. P. and y. r. r. wharf on outgoing
trips. "a -
wM. II. TAYLOR.
csIAs o H,l.lRs. cs;e;ai ManaSsss
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~ Or RICHMOND. PETERSBURG.
Il CLAREEONT. OLD POINT,
NEWPORT NEWS AND JAMES KIvEr,

II oIG III NGND REIEKSBURG.
VIEWPOINT NEWS ANDJAMES RIVER
LANDINGS DIRECT BY
DAYLIGHT
virginia Navigation Company's Elegant
SAIGON Steamer P0CAHONTAS leaves
clyde wharf. Norfolk: every TUESDAY,
touching at Portsmouth. Old Point an1
Newport News going ana returning mr.
riying at Richmond about $50 d. m con
rerting with all evening trains
Fare to Richmond. sl5o
no Richmond and return 81 so
TO Richmond. second class 81 90
Tickets much cheaper than any o,bo,
route 10 Richmond. Petersburg. Waveriv
Iicksford and stations on Atlantis o.;j
Danviilc railroad ana all Points via
Richmond.
Tickets for sale ut ticket agencies .,
Walkc S; Son. II. Brandt. and on board
steamer.
Freight received daily Sunday cxcept.
ed for all above named points
JAMES w. MCARRICK.
jai0-tf Agent.
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Norfolk & S0lll}Tl R. R. G

SCuEDULE IN EFFECT OCT. 18th, 1883
MAIL AND EMPRESS LEAVES NOR
FOLK DAILY Except Sunday 10 u. m.
for Elizabeth CITY. Edcnton, Mackey's
Ferry. Roper. Pante6o. Beltaven. Etc.
steamer az follcws: Daily Except Sum
day) Tor plymouth. Jamesvllle. MILAN
SION and Windsor. TUESDAY. THURS
Chowan river. on MONDAY and FRI
DAY for seupperneng river. connecting at
Mnrkleyvillc, South Creek, Aurora. Wash
irgton and intermediate landings. Con-
meets at Elizabeth city with steamer
NAY for Roanoke Island. Ocracokes
Oriental and New Bernc. N. c.
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All glasses prescribed by DR. Week
guaranteed Examinations free. $40
Main street.
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NEWPORT NEWS.
Our EIks Banquet the Hampton
Lodge.
A Good Time Fad by All Who At.
tended -Cnndidntcs For Democrat.
sc Primary Must Pay Up-person-
al ana General.

Newport News. Va. April 5.--Ncw-
port News Lodge. No. 3l5. Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks. celebrated
its fourth anniversary with 4 banquet
at the Casino last night.
When the 1lks announce a banquet a
royal time can be expected by these
who are fortunate enough to be the
possessors of invitations. ana to-nights
affair WAS no exception to the usual or
der of I,lks' banquets. There were very
few invited guests. however. who We're
not members OF the order known as the
best people on earth"
The guests OF honor were the mem
bers OF Hampton Lodge OF Elks. who
came over in a body. Covers were laid
for $50 persons. There were no toasis,
no set speeches. but those who We're
called upon responded. Mr.. John r.
Brady, OF Portsmouth Lodge Of IIlks.
No. 81 was selected for master of cere-
monies. but he tclegraphed this after
noon that he was under a Doctors care
and would be unable To he present. Mr..
j. ~ iiirshberg was tonstmastcr.
CANDIDATES MUST PAY UP.
Tomorrow is the last day allowed the
prospective candidates for the Demo
cratic primary of APRIL i3th 10 pay their
fees 30 the treasurer of the Executive
Committee and file their receipts with
the secretary.
Those candidates who have not COM
piled with the plan of the Democratic
Committee by noon tomorrow will not
be eligible 10 run in the primary of the
following Thursday.
BRIEF MENTION.
The Retail Liquor Dealers Associa-
tion OF Newport News. which was or
Sanizcd several days ago, held Il secret
meeting this afternoon at o'clock at
Reyner's Hall. l.. II. Nolan. OF New
York. national organizer for the Liquor
Dealers League OF America, was pres
ent and addressed the association.
The case of Mr.. w. Cal Brown, ac-
cused Of striking Mrs. John Mitchell.
was again called III the Police Court
this morning but was continued for one
month. II seems that there is smallpox
in Mitchell's house ana some of the
witnesses are detained in quarantine.
Mr.. NJ. T.. Plant. vice president ana
general manager of the Plant System,
is IN the city to-day, presumably in con
nection with the Arrangements to put
the palatial steamship La Grande
Duchcsse back on her route again. He
Is registered at the Chamberlin Hotel.
ola Point.
/ The Thrtieth street Christian
church, REV. w. r. Motley. pastor. is
now free from debt, sufficient money to
raise the circumference having been
pledged by its members.
The schooner Nathaniel r.. Palmer.
The largest wooden vessel anont. is an
chored off the Chesapeake and Ohio
piers waiting TO load coal
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Bad Blood
bo"S' o"'H EFhpffohs, Ulcers, Puppies,
tcrcr Sores, Ec=en,a, Scrofuta, Cancers,
CURED BY B.B.B., BOTANIC BLOOD BALM.


10 rrore The ironderfn healing porer Of BBB,
erery sufferer may rsceire a SAMPLE BOTTLE
Of BB.B. FREE BY SsIIL
B.B.B., botanic Blood Balm, has n
mastery over all Blood Diseases which
no bother remedy oven approaches. B.RH.
literally drives the poison. or bad blood,
out of tho body, bones, and entire sy stem
leaving tho flesh pure and free from,
blemi>hcs. While B.B.B. Is a powerful
blood remedy, it can be taken Will, per
feet snfcty by old and young. S.isB
leaves no bad nfter effects, and the cures
are permanent.
Iumors, Ulcers, or Cancer OF the Nose, Eye. LII,
Ear, Neck, Breast, Stomach, Legs. OF Arms are all
durable by B.B.B, which is made especially to cure
all terrible Blood Diseases Pctsisen; sores Blood
ami SKIN Bemishcs, that resist other treatments
are quickly cured ny l.B-B. skin Eruptlons, rim-
Pies, Red, Itching Eczema, Scales, Eiiscers, Red or
Brown Patches, Blotchcs, ETC., all que TO bad
blood, and hence easily cured by B.BB. Syphiitic
Blood Poison literally driven from the system by
B.BB. in one TO i've months BIB. II. does not con
tain vegetable or mineral poison. One bottle viii
test 1t IN any case. For sale by druggists every.
wherc. Large bottles, 81, six for S. Scnd2 stamps
for book anil free sample bottle, which will he sent
By return mail. When you write, describe syiup-
toms, and personal free medical advice Will 10
given. Address Blood Balm CO., Atlanta, Ga,
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EVENING EXPRESS LEAVES NOR
FOLK at 4:io y. IN. TUESDAY. THURS
DAY and SATURDAY for Elizabeth City.
i3de,tou and way stations. Connects at
Eiizabcth city with the steamer Neuse for
Eoamokc Island. Newberne. Morehead
Cl,y. kingston and Geldsooro. VIA Wa, a.
Ton. \. c. and for stations on tho w. 81
w II H.
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CuRRlTUCK DIVISION,
MAIN LINE.
LEANN NORrn1K VA

A%'N - ->OAsA. NlsfN. ' y
Daily except SurGay-6:i5 n. IT.. mixed
y:iS ni.. fast express. stops only al
NcmpsviHe, Lynnhavon and Occana: Il 10
y m. local express. S:45 y. IN. local eN-
press $50 p M. Princess Anne special
Sunday-9:45 a. M. fas; express. stops
Only at hempsvilie. LynnhdvcU and
Oceant; l2A5 p m. local express: S:i5 p.
n, ioea. express. Csc p M. Princess
AHhe Special. local express.
LEAVE VIRGINIA BEACH. VA.
Daily. except Sunday-S.l5 a. m. local
SNpTe"s; li:lo Il. IN. mixed: 40 y. m
,oCo2! express; $40 D. m. iocai express.
w" y m. Princess Anne special.
'nrouSh express. no stops.
Suhd1S-io.2O Il. NJ. local express: 20
p. IN. LEGAL express: 1870 p. m. local cx-
uress' 1870 y. M, Princess Anne spcc.a
through express. no stops.
CURRlTUCK DIVISION.
LEAVE NORFOLK VA
Daily except Sunday-l0:oo 4. m. mixed:
S:oo y. m, mixed.
LEAVE MuNDEN POINT. VA.
Daily except Sunday-7:SO A. M, mixed
200 p. m. mixed
All steamers other than Currituc,l
sound steames. arrive and depart from
per NO. l tadjoining Clyde Linc) Water
street, Norfolk. Va.
w. T.. ASHBURN.
Gen'l Frt. and Pass. Agent.
d. z. HOLLAND,
Superintendent
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Daily except Sunday. Daily.
Tickets sold 10 all points North. East
aud West and baggage checked % desti.
nat!oE. Statcrooms reserved upon appll-
eaten III person ut tho company's office
No. n West Min street or on boa ri
steamer.
Freight Will not be received after n
m. 10 so forward that day
Far further Information apply to
KEY COMPTON.
General Agent
I w. BROWN. Jr.
Southern Passenger Agent
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Norfolk Z H0SAilg'Ol SIpOIIlOlI CO

Tho new ana powerful iron palace
steamers NEWPORT NEWS. WASH
INGTOS and NORFOLK will lcavo
daily as foi!oU::
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NoRTI: BOUND.

Runs one hour later Sundays.
b Runs ten minutes later Sundays
Daily.
Daily. except Sundays
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Tickets on saio at II. & o. ticket ortce:
" c. office. at W. T. Wakes and
conpany's Office on wharf.
For further information apply
D. J. CALLAHAN.
Telephone tL Agent
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-12

movement, although it seems waste OF
energy when compared TO the natural
manner in which our American men at
arms come to parade rest So also
does the way the British soldier marks
time" before coming to a halt They
tramp little quick step, as though
treading water; when this is done in
perfect time as is always the case in
the well drilled British regiments. it is
a very pretty bit of military conceit.
but seems quite useless 10 the practicaF
American. 1t is quite the same as the
use of a check rein on a fancy driving
horse to hold his head high above the.
natural position All Europe. indeed.
makes the soldier as snowy as posi-
bic. regardless OF his personal comfort
Won't Be Sensible.
There is a movement on foot In the
English war Office to do away with
many OF the cumbersome portions of
the uniforms, such as the great bear
skin shakos worn by the Scots guards.
or the gorgeous. but heavy. cuirass OF
the Horse guards. Many also favor
following the example of the Ameri-
can army and adopting a uniform for.
the army. thus doing away with the
regimental uniform, but ali this is Bit
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100 yards on their toes with the Shout
ders thrown far back, the chin raised
and the hands on the hips; during the
last twenty five yards the walk is
quickened almost to a run and at all
times is done in a springing step. An
other walk is quick step with the
body straight and the arms at the side.
walking with the fiat foot and the
heel. AT the command knees up" the
men take a motion like a high stepping
hackney and at the same time quicken
their step into a run. Standing straight
with the hands on the hips. the head
thrown back and then raising on the
toes for some few minutes is hard work
and at the same time the best of exer-
else for developing the legs. After
keeping up this motion until the perspi-
ration fairly pours from their bodies.
the men are given a rest in the shape
of stiff leg trot or some exercise of
the arms. For fully fifteen minutes they
are kept at these quick steps and move
ments. When the order is given to
stand at ease" they stamp the right
foot sharply to- the ground and slap
their hands in unison as they come to
easy position" The same motion is
used when the men are drilling and
makes q very pretty and effective
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brick building. and in it is every appli-
ance known to modern athletic train
ing. The interior Is light and airy and
is handsomely decorated with stands of
arms, flags and trophies. Adjoining
the large building is a smaller one, for
instruction in foil and sabre. with sew
eral masters in constant attendance. On
both sides of the gymnasium are fields
for out of door work and it is the Gus
tom to take the classes into the open
air whenever the weather permits. On
one side of the building the field is a
very large, grassy parade for such work
as walking. running. jumping and other
exercises of the arms and legs. In the
field on the other side of the building
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velops. Each recruit has one hour a
day for ITO days, and al the end of that
time he must be Mt to join any regiment
in the British service. -
The results of this gymnasium at AL
dershot are far-reaching, for the men
who are graduated as instructors are
sent to every quarter of the globe and
SO the work done here is copied in
many climes far across the seas. An
army made up of voluntary recruits is
naturally better than one in which the
men are forced to serve. More than
half of the English boys who take the
queens shilling do so because they are
dazzled by the gorgeousness of the re-
crultlng sergeant. The English regi-
ments go on what are called recruiting
marches" at least once each year. The
men are put into their dress uniforms,
their equipments are FURNISHED bright
ly, and with the band playing the live
Hest marches they march through the
country. 1t is this strut and swagger
of the soldiers that fascinates the
youth and persuaGes him to cast his lot
with Sshe army. And the physical
training gives the men that strut and
teaches them that swagger. Every
man and boy admires a straight back
broad shoulders and a full chest, but
very few will attempt to acquire them
unless they are compelled to do so.
That is what the gymnasium does.
Once get their backs straight and moth
ing could induce them to stoop again.
They become proud of their own car
riage. They are taught an exaggerated
pose and the shoulders are thrown far
Their back than the straight American
would ever carry his, but it suits the
uniform and suits the men,
An Extraordinary Gym.
The gymnasium is just out of this lit
tie town among the miles of barracks
constituting what the British govern
ment is pleased to call a camp" but
what is really a permanent post of the
most modern character, quartering
many thousands of the flower OF the
queens army. 1t is handsome, new,