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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16
DR.. ILlFF As A DETECTIVE.
Utah Divine Makes an Alleged Startling Dis
eOvey Regarding Congressman Roberts.
urthodisis In solemn Conference As-
scnbicd Propose 60 Bring church
Influence Co Hear on Congress.

Philadelphia. March is-At today's
meeting Of the Methodist Episcopal
conference. In session at Mount Zion
Church, Manayunk. resolution was
offered by Rev DR. ncnj r. string. ~
Manayunk. condcmninR the poiyRam-
GUS practices Of Congrcsrmnn-ci cct ~.
II. Roberts. Of Utah. and asking for
his expulsion from the hall u Congress,
The resolution was referred a. a COM
mittcc for modification. Before this ac-
ton was taken Rcy .Dr. r. G. nm.
presiding elder OF the Utah district. and
one Of the committc. NJ three appointed
by the Evangelical ministerial union
Of that State to prepare 4 formal pro-
test to be presented to the Fifty.HiNth
Congress against Roberts admission.
stated that the committee had secured
satisfactory evidence that Roberts was
NJ present LIVING In polygamy with
three wives.
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rniscELy oifr TO ApyrSrIsrs.
millionaire Give. stoo.ooo to N. seventh
Day Adsenti.ts' Conference.

Chicago. March ia special from
Battle creek. Mich. says.
Captain Norman. rcputed TO be sew
cral times a millionaire. has given 500. =
900 To the Seventh DAY. AuyentiHtn con-
ference. now Ia session here. a re-
mafkablc incident In connection with
the donation IA related.
Among those In attendance IN Elder
r. n. westphal. who has charge OF
their mission IN Buenoa Ayes. lie came
from Southampton In Hamburg line
boat and met on board ship Captain
Norman. The captain became inter-
csted In the Adventists' faith and came
TO the noetinEu here. As "a climax he
has given the munlfccnt sum of $780,
600.
or this sum 100000 will be uacd by
the general conference. 100000 by the
foreign missionary board and 10000
viii be distributed In the work In In
dla. Brazil and Australia ana the Ar.
scntlnc Republic.
The AdVentiHta believe that the COM
Ing OF Elder Wcstphal when he could
not really afford the expense. and meet
ing Captain Norman, was AN act OF
Providence.
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RiOtiug at Henson, Near Lake City,
Breaks Out.
MINERS INDULGE IN ARSON.
May he Ambusbcd BY the
strikers.

Denver. Colo. March is.--The rlotinR
n, re-. -, 90, h,,,,. ,.,,,
" i''H"h' near Lave wy, "'u"v ""'
late last night and the nhcfin OF Hins-
dale county wired tho governor for
troor, ~, ,,,,...,,o cam. .t,,,,, "a
i"e "vss"s. 80 "''u' '''V
'"'S morning. inc Hhefl'i hnn JUST re-
turned from Henson and said the stu
alton was extremely critical and TINT
,i, .,.,,,.,. a., .,,,,,,, T., A.. -.
N',S WIZ u, .'"'''' W Wv p'a''
ana had threatened TO purn everything
In the camp. 4 red glare IN the sky a
few minutes aft.r IN. sherir Ieft tho
wv NAANNA'H AAA'A wv Nh'NNN WV WV
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More iieef Items.

Newport News, Va, March iG.-
Colonel james II. Johnson OF the
Eighth Illinois Volunteers who has
arrived here with his regiment direct
from Santiago. said when speaking OF
The ratlons served the mem that they
Ind no complaint after once getting
settled except an TO the canned roast
beef. This meat, Colonel johnson said.
was unit for use.
II was so far spoiled when served To
his regiment that some OF the cans
had burst from the swelling of the
meat. Company u. he said, was pol
soned by the meat In san Luis and
All OF the men were made deathly sick
Ali canned beef had 10 be thrown
away. There was no complaint about
The other canned goods and the 80.
called fresh beef from the States was
good 10 eat. The Cuban beef. however.
could not be endured. as II was with
out strength and extremely tough.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16
,ManIia Transport. Heard IRON.

Washington. March 1.-THE follow
Ing dispatches have been posted nj the
war department.
Port Said. March iG.-AdJutant Gem
we'll. SMITH.
The above refers 10 the transport
Sheridan. which sailed from New York.
Feb 10. The troops on board the sher-
ilan are the Twelfth u. $. Infantry and
Infantry. the detachment r'iu- under
the command of Col Smith
Singapore. March is.--Adjutant Gem
crai. Washington Depart for Manila
tomorrow at daybrcnk. All we'll
READ. Quartcrmaster.
This refers 10 the transport sherman.
which sailed from New York. Feb. ..
with the Third Infantry and four COM
panics ~ the Seventeenth Infantry,
Col. J. ". Page. Third infantry. com-
handing.
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10. H..

shown tlmldlty In handling people.
They appear undecided as TO what to
do or how to do IL. People have no
respect for them and pay little ntten.
ton to their orders. BESIDES this the
force has no past traditions. esprit dc
corps or experience. Since .McCullagh's
departure the only American police
officer here has been Detective Crow
ley and he IL concerned with the de-
tectivc bureau alone.
There have been several amusing
Incidents showing lack NJ respect for
the police and several ~ the force have
asked for a detail " American soldiers
TO help them arrest law.breakers. say
Ing our soldiers are the only men the
law-hreakcra Will obey II will take
some time for the police TO regain the
prestige they have lost.
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EXCHANGE or yoLLrys.
n. Y. Hcechcr Of Montana is shot DOW" "
III. Post In the Trenches

Manila. March iG.-iiso =. m.-rhc
Insurgents at the ou,posta ANA IN he
trenches beyond calooean Aired HeVefni
yolleys last night upon the Kansas vol
untecrs and part OF the Fourth r.su-
lars, desiring. Il IN supposed 20 hiScoN.
err n the American line hud peeh
thinned by the movement OF oun,
wheaton'H command. The : metloahs
In the trenches replied Warmly TO inc
FIRE.
III. Y. Beecher OF company A OF me
Montana regiment. was kii.e, III ohe
engagement.
infantry routed a small band OF flll-
pinos on the Laguna road ana sotne
Hharpshootera who were nrinf from
house over which "A French nag WAS
lying, were dialodged,
A gunboat entered the lake and ai-
fenced a one-gun battery In the loot
hills.
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several Vessel. are Many Days over sche-
duie Time on Pacific.

San Francisco. March iG.-Therc IL
much anxiety regarding the iieot Of
overdue decpwntcr vessels. The Brit
irh ship Aleldea. on which reinsurance
has been offered for two weeks, II now
about due at London from this port.
offered 10 rcinsure her. The Carnarvnn
Hay, i1g days from Tacoma for queens.
town, II considerably overdue and 20
per cent has been offered ON her.
liy many seafnring men the British
ship Dominion n given up for gone. She
In bound from Honolulu for Puget
Sound and In out 81 days. Nothing has
been heard from the schooner Helen
kimbnll since she sailed from Eureka
for Panama, i03 days ago.
The schooner Albert Meyer II out 90
days from Seattle for Knhulul.
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Filplno' prisoners burylng heaps OF
their dead.
III cannot for moment e doubted
that the American fought With gal-
lantry and pluck, white the rebels. who
We're armed with Mauners aud Rem.
ingtons. maintained stubborn de-
Tense. Their dead bodies TESTIFY TO
this. II II also clear that the Fillpinor
We're aHtoundcd and demnrnlizcd by
the American tactics ana the vigorous
pursuit the Americans kept up
throughout the day, instead OF follow
Ing. as the Filiplnoa expected, the
spanish custom OF midday rest"
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SPAIN HAS MORE TROUBLES
Municipal Guards Charge Them a.
They shout "Oown Win the
Government"

Palma. Island Of MaJoriea. March 10,
--Rcpa,riated spanish soldiers have
caused demonstrations here and the
municipal guards have been compelled
to charge them. There have been sew
cral conflicts between the soldiers and
the authorities. shouts ~ Down with
the government and Long live the
army were raised. More trouble Is ex-
ueetgd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16

Chicago, Marsh l6,-Arrangements
have been perfected for the erection OF
a mammoth coliseum building at Wa
bash avenue and 10Th street where the
ture, which will hold 1900 people Will
be completed by the first OF next
September. II viii be constructed main
~ OF iron ana steel and VIII be larger
than Madison Square Garden OF New
York. being 2st feet long and IFS feet
In width. The building viii be partlc-
ularly well suited for conventions and
an effort viii be made To- secure the RE-
OF President makers next year. II IL
expected the building VIII cost about
$3.50 900.
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FILIpISos AMAZED.
Americans Fight In u Different st,'' ""
that INDUCED In by spaniarns'

London, March id.-Iho bniiy
Graphic publishes this morning a letter
from u british naval oiiiceriir Manila
under date OF February 7ll.. desorlb-
ing the beginning of the iiShtinH be-
tween the Americans AMI Filipinon,
which he says was due to I'm attempt
on the part OF the latter 10 rush az
American post
"The British officers" he continues,
were not allowed To land 'ntiI the
day following the battle.and were even
then prohibited from going - the fron,.
but on yesterdays battlefield, saw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16

Frozen Mastodon that :. sweeter than
Eagsn's B..f unesrthed In Alaska.

San Francisco. March IA chroni-
Gle special from Vancouver. II. O..
says;
According TO the latest mail advlces
from Dawson. a marvellous discovery
has been made ON Dominion Creek In
the klondike 4 PREHISTORIC mammoth.
Weighing thirty tons. with flesh still
sweet enough 10 eat, was found ON Feb.
s by August Trulson, q Swede and his
partner while working their claim on
Dominion Creek. They came across the
remains forty feet from the surface.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16
CUBAN pOLIcE A FAILURE.
Several Of the Force Ask soldiers to Assist
Them 10 Make Arrests.

Havana. March 10. 0 u. m.--dcn,
Fitzhugh Lee has returned here from
cienfuegos.
chief OF Police Mrnocnl. owing 10 the
recent censures OF the force carries MS
RESIGNATION In his pocket. He has ten
dered IL two or three times. but on eon-
alteration has Withdrawn H..
The police force has unfortunately
created a bad impression. During the
last few days the policemen have
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16

san Francisco. March i6.T-Thc steam
whaler Karluk IL taking ON her crew
ana viii sail for the Arctic tomorrow.
The whaling bark Alexander IN ready
for sea and II waiting for better
weather. She goea by way OF unalaska
to the Arctic.
Frances More Smith, as executrix Of
the estate Of Win. Deming Smith has
filed q libel against the Alexander for
$1,000. the alleged value OF u onc-aix-
leenih inierent In the whnler.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16

San Francisco. March 1.-THE Sea-
mans Landlord association has de-
clded that In future sailors In deep
water vessels leaving this port must
be maid $50 a month. instead OF $50 AZ ut
pr.aent. Captain Skewea OF the ship
James Drummond, now nearly ready
10 sail for London. says he VIII not sub
init 10 the advance. There VIII be a
contest over shipping crew for this
vessel and ON It's result Will depend
whether the proposed raise or wages
win be enforced by the boarding house
masters.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16

San Francisco. March iG,-Gcorge
Green and Mysterious" Iiilly Smith
have been matched 10 box 80 rounds In
this city some time next month. They
have agreed TO weigh In at lbi pounds
at o'clock ON the afternoon OF the
contest The National and Excelsior
clubs will hid for the privilege OF man
aging the affair.
II IN stated that II choynsh wins his
coming match with Kid Mccoy he VIII
try Ia arrange for u contest Win Cor
bett 10 take place In this city.
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Lord Russell to Succeed naron rer.ehei.

London March iG.-Thc Pail Mali
Gazette says II understands definitely
that the lord chief justice ~ England,
Baron Russell Of killowen. has been
selected To- succeed the late Baron
IIcrschcll ON the American British Joint
commission.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16

omaha, March 1.-THE army board
OF inquiry arrived In this city this
morning aud started To work early. The
forenoon was spent looking through the
packing plants at South Omaha. Par
ticular attention was pald 10 tho point
brought out In the testimony OF the
Philadelphia physician 10 the effect
that he had seen meat chemically
treated in the swift plant here. That
company maintained that the operation
the doctor saw was simply the inJec-
ton OF salt into the interior OF hams
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16
a. An. sn,ampmsrt TO he Held In Canada

I.yndonvlllc. VI, March 1.-THE de-
ciaion of Department Commander Har-
ris to hold the next state eneamp-
ment OF the q. A. II. In Montreal In
June viii mark an epoch In the his
tory OF the order ~ this encampment
viii be the first held by a state COM
ilmitn az the Union, Commander Har-
rIs believes that this plan viii be pop
mar among Vermont comrades. The
Objects are twofold nrst, to heneilt ana
To encourage the q, A. u, posts which
Quebec and Montreal and, secondly. to
show In n methodicnl way the cordial
ity existing between the United States
and our neighhor across the border,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16
American schooner yach, Norma safe.

Colombo, Ceylon, March lG-The
American schooner yacht Norma, be-
longing to n. ], Weaver of the Atlantic
Yacht club, y, Y, reported in distress
In the Red Sea by the British cruiser
nrida, arrived here on Tuesday last
and reported all well ON board.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16

for the purpose OF producing an even
cure The process was cxcmplified and
a sample OF the fluid used was sub
mittcd for analysis. In the afternoon
testimony Of packers and enlisted men
OF the sixteenth infantry win be- TAX.
en-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16
Americans Advance in Splendid Manner I'm
der Heavy Fire.
ENEMY KEEPS UP STREET FIRE.
Story Capture During Which Stubborn Engage
ment Hours, Americans Killed and
Thirteen Woundcd-Rcbcls Lose About Ono Hundred

Washington. March ie.-Thc follow
ing for Gen. Otis reported the war de-
portment today
Manila. March ic.-Adjutant General.
Washington;
Reports from Ilollo Indicate improve
mcnt: there Ia less activity IN the
part OF the Insurgents OF tho island:
reports from Ncgros arr ost en-
couraging; the inhabitants arr on,hu-
slastic, quiet prevails throughout the
island. and col. Smith Ia directing af-
fairs In framing the Internal e vcrn.
mont. Cebu N quiet. business p'ogrcss-
ing under United States projections re-
ports from samar and Lcytc Indicate
the desire OF the inhabitants Ter United
States troops: these Islands arr Occur
pied; Insurgents control II confined to
I.uson and the occupation ~ the Pasig
river line with the control OF Laguna
dc hay has cut the country oupicd
by the Tagalos into two nearly equal
"oTIs."
DAILY LIST OF CAsuA'.TIEs.
Washington. March ie.-ocn. otis
reported the following caHualticsi
Manila. March iG.-Adjutant General.
Washington:
Casualties March 18th nsar Guada-
iupc. Wounded. Twelfth Infantry,
company N. Sergeant William barkicy.
shoulder. slight. near Fan Pedro Ma
cati, Sixth artillery. battery. y. Private
Fred J. Kelly. shoulder. slight
March 18th. near 0undniupc. killed.
Fourth cavalry. troop ". sab t''r sam
uei H. Jones. accidentally wounded;
Fourth cavalry. company u Captain
Fred wheeler. hand. slight; Private
Mitchell Good. kg, severe; Horace -
Smith slide. severe: company 10. George
Parks. chest. severe. cofnp.siy y, Err
nest wilcox. arm. modcrii =. twenty
second infantry. company T., Private
Alfred Benin. rib. severe. Marshall
Comb. palm. slight near Pntcros.
wounded. Second oregon company II.
Private Waiter Duran, eyebrow, slight;
injured. First Washington, company u.
Private Rodney II. church. powder
burn. slight.
March 18TH. near pa,etoH' wounded
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New York. March is.--warden Sage.
OF the Sing Sing State prison. today
Informed Mrs. Place. the murdcresa. of
Gov. Noosevclts refusal to commute
her sentence Oh death
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16
Nine Negroes at Palmetto, Georgia,
Riddled with Bullets.
FOUR DEAD, OTHERS HURT.
,iIiitia called out Interpretations OF the
Deed shoot Down Their We
Tins In the Jail.

Palmetto. Ga. March ic.-Four dead
negroes lie In Johnson's warehouse.
Beside them grooming In agony are fvc
OF their race. all victims OF an assault
made by the white men Of this neigh.
borhood at an early hour this morning.
Tho negroes who were shot down while
begging for mercy lie where they fell
on the bloodaonkcd floor Of the impruy-
iscd Jail. where they were held ON
charges ~ arson
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DYING
John BIaby
WOUNDED

Glen Watts, shot In abdomen,
Geo Taylor. wounded In thigh,
IHham Brown. shot In body.
John JntniHon, arm fractured.
The citizens are patroliinE the main
street Of the town and dispensing an
occasional group of muttcring negroes
who seem determined to get some form
u revenge for the slaughter u four OF
their race.
Tho scene at JohnHon's warehouse.
where the nine negroes were confined.
and which In now filled with the dead
and dying, II n revolving ANA miserable
one. Hood covers the floor and black
oncd walls are indvnted with rifle shots.
wives and children OF negroes are
knceling by their side In the dimly
lighted room and piercing the air with
cries and means Of anguish.
The bodies VI the dead negroes have
not been removed. The coroner has
been notified Of the shooting and VIII
cmpanoi jury about noon. several
doctors were Humomned and spent the
morning working with the wounded.
Mayor Arnold has summoned guard
OF rcycnty-flyo citizens to patrol the
streets and warehouses and every cltl-
zen seen on the streets u armed with
a gun The situation IN believed 10 be
work OF Mayor Arnold.
The Palmetto cotton mills shut down
for the day ON account OF the excite
ment. The mob was coinpoAed of 100
men. where they came from u myH-
terry 10 far ns the people Of the town
know. That some ~ the people Of Pal
mctto. but not the better class. were
In the mob goes without saying Every
fncu was masked and when the ware
house was reached the special guard
~ five men were covered without a
word. In minute the mob was IN the
biz warehouse and the fusllade opened.
The frightened negroes sent NJ yell
after yell. heggins for mercy, but II
had no eject on the mob. When IT,
work was finished the masked mob
turned and quickly disappeared ah "
had comc-On horseback.
Two fires ~ inccndlnry origin have
occurred here this year. one on Febru-
AIRY o. and the other nvc days later.
Fourteen business houses In all were
destroyed
Nlns negroes were arrested on Hur-
plcion and when taken TO Johnson's
warehouse to await preliminary trial,
which was To- have taken place THIS
morning. Yesterday the leader Of the
gang. Bud Cotton. N said TO have made
a written confession % the guilt ~
himself and associates. lie was the
first 10 die In the mob's bloody work.
The negroes Of the community have
Threatened In tho last week 10 burn
Fnirbank. the county seat, and II ~
reported that the mob came largely
from that town. sheriff J. g. Adder
hold Il expected from fairbank with a
large posse at any moment
The Capital city Guards arrived at
II o'clock and were put on patrol duty
In different parts of the town. The
citizens are apprehenHive OF an upris-
iny OF negroes tonight. Al noon friends
OF the wounded arrived AZ the ware.
house and were given those injured.
clem Watts. one Of those who had put
In the morning groanins loudly, was
carefully carried To wagon ana taken
home. Upon his arrival thow II was
found that he did not bear n scratch.
John Blgby IL badly wounded and can
not recover.
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GOVERNOR OFFERS REWARD.

Atlanta. GA, March iG.-Gov Gambler
today issued proclamation offering
reward Of $500 for the apprehension
and delivery ~ the frst member OF the
mob and a further reward of 500 for
each additional person implicated In
the killing 81 the four negroes at Pal
metto this morning. The governor
said; u regard the outrage as simply
incNcurnhlc. These men had been ar
rested ~ am Informed, and proof was
at hand 10 convict them. The law waS
amply able 70 punish them"
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ON IT'S LAST LEGS.

Minneapolis. March ie.-uniied states
senator Kyle Of South Dakota said
here today white IN route ',omc that
President Mckinley has lately received
ndyIcss to the effect that the FILIPINO
republic was on It's last legs The sem
ntor said he had received this Informal
tIon from sources very near the PrcHl.
dent aud that the latter anticipated
the collapse NJ Agulnaldo'H government
and complete occupation OF Gen OTIS
within n few days.
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MILITIA ASKED FOR.

Atlanta. Ca. March i6,-The mayer
OF Palmetto, little town twenty-five
Point. telcphoned Gov. Gambler at
o'clock this morning that "A mob had
entered the Jail ana shot nine negroes.
He asked that the mil.ia be sent at
once. GOV. Gambler notit', Capt. w.
W. barber ~ the capital city guards
TO assemble nifty men and report 10 the
mayor Of Palmetto and put down any
uprising which may occur,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16

Rome. March iG.-The Mcssagero to-
days says the pope shows signs Of in
creasing weakness and that his physi-
clans are very wntchful.
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STORY OF THE FIGHT.
Manila, March 10. $50 p.m.-The
First battalion OF the Twentieth infan-
Try re-, ,ment advanced from Paslg to-
dny. clearing the country To caitnl. a
well defended village OF seven huhuteu
Inhabitants Ave miles northwest OF IN.
foothills. The troops first encountered
the rebel outpoata In the dense jungle
an the banks OF the river. The enemy
was dislodgcd after half an hour =
lighting. The Americans advanced IN
splendid manner. under q heavy IRE, un-
iii they were ready to volley the rebels
from the trenches. The latter had
great advantage and dropped number
OF our men. The Americans charged
neruss The rice fields making four adj
vanccs on the enemy. who numbered n
thousand men. 600 OF whom were en-
trcnchcd and In the face OF cross
ire. our troops carried the town after
four hours lighting and burned the OUT
skirts. the rebels nrinR from the WIN
dowa ma keeping up runnlnf hry IN
the streets, The Americans then WIN
drew In order to obtain more ammuni-
The rebels lost about 100 men and the
American loss was Corporal Johnson OF
company g and Private McAvoy OF
company l.. killed. In addition the toi-
lowing Americans were wounded
al IleuscholdS. company ~. Private
Kelley, company G.. Private Kinney.
company G: Private Thinker, company
q: Private Marley. company bi private
Gillcy, company q. Private 'hlty.
company II. Private Mahan, company
l.: Private Grifiith, company l.; Prlvate
I.afeyth. company l., Private Maefar-
land. company l..
Arti. cluckmann, the reglmental
''mnucot." carried parrot Into the ae-
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Bud Cotton.
Henry bingham.
TIP HotsOn.
I'D Brown.
nNfNE