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La Junta tribune., 1899-04-29

A magazine is conducting ballot In
order to ascertain the names OF forty
most eminent authors. This ought TO
relieve Mr.. Richard Harding Davis
uncertainty as to the identity of the
other thirty.
La Junta tribune., 1899-04-29

A set OF mortals has risen who be-
lieve tina. truth is not printed spec
ulation but practical fact.
La Junta tribune., 1899-04-29

The difference between a politician
and A statesman is that the politician
is content with notOrlety. while the
statesman isn't satisfied with anything
less than reputation.
La Junta tribune., 1899-04-29

Some marriages are failures and
some are but temporary emoarrass-
ments.
La Junta tribune., 1899-04-29

Some heroes are proud OF the scars
they have left on others.
La Junta tribune., 1899-04-29

The homeller girl Is the more neip
she Is 10 her mother.
La Junta tribune., 1899-04-29

The man who does the pushing Is
not necessarily behind the world.
La Junta tribune., 1899-04-29

president for the next two years and
Mrs. Martha A. Shute secretary.
An explosion. by which FIVE miners
lost their lives. occurred on the 21st In
the Cook & White coal mine at Madrid,
New Mexico. The men were coming
up out Of the mine for dinner when the
explosion occurred The explosion
damaged the machinery and I'VE men
were left In the mine. For three hours
nothing could be learned of the fate If
the entombed men. Several attempts
were made by the miners to descend
the shaft, but they were driven back
by the poisonous atmosphere. When
the mine was finally entered the ave
men were found dead. death resulting
evidently from suffocation. as no
marks Of external violence were viz
ible. The men were Poles It Is
claimed by the mine management that
the men violated orders by CARRYING
open lamps into the mine. Open lamps
were found near the bodies of the dead
men, but It Is not known who took
them into the mine. Orders that none
but safety lamps be used by the miners
were very strict. and because OF this
fnct the cOroner's jury. at an inquest
later In the day. held the mine man.
ayers blnmeless for the accident.
The movements and prospective on
erntions Of the Burlington company
In Wyoming are being watched with
great interest, not only by the public.
but By other railroad companies. II Il
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
THE PLAINTIFF WON,
The suit of Frances Beilcnot Against
Cohen settled.

In she Law and Equity Court oeioLe
Judge Minor and a jury yesterday inc
Trial OF the suit OF Frances beAenol au-
uuIstrafrlN as. inst d. b. Cohen, Too e''N'
damages. took place
Tle sun was Drought in regard 10
Co.'S of water which entered the cellar
OF the premises OF ihe plaintiff on -Four
trenfh near Main street
IL has been trled twice before and eacn
time a. verdict for the plaintiff was given
Do WAS taken to the Court of Appeals
and that tribunal decided that plaintiff
can only recover by this suit for actual
loss suffered.
Damages claimed for the loss Of chill
dren who died from typhoid fever caused
bv the unsanitary condition OF the build
ms. have 90 bc made the subject OF am
other suit.
The result Of the present suit will be
anal in regard 90 the damages to the
building.
Late I'm the afternoon the case was
e{ven 90 the jury who rendered Ferulcl
I'M favor OF the plaintiff for 500
A motion for judgment was hled IN ihe
law and Equity Court yesterday after
noon IN the suit Of the Virginia trust
Company as administrator for JEFFERSON
Powers against Mrs. NJ. ]. Britton Tor
1921 81
In a motion made I'm the city Circuit
Court Yesterday in regard TO the SUIT
OF the Brauer Cattle Company against the
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
the plea and statement Ia the jurisdic-
ton was sustained and judgment render
ed for the defendant. who. however. will
have TO pay the cost
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
MALE ORPHAN SCHOOL.
Its Closing Exercises Held Yesterday
Successful PUPILS


The closing exercises OF the Male Orphan
School We're largely attended last evening
and the programme was well rendered
The recitatious and singing e the boys
We're much enjoyed.
Alr. hensons report of the school was
most gratifying The boys showed good
training and acquitted themselves We'll
and showed great progress JOB their
studies
Gold medals were awarded hy Mr Geo
W Anderson for department t0 Dean
Weeks. gold medal t9 John Rut.edsc
by SIR. ID. %. Davis for mathomat.. a
gold pedai was given Dy Mr Thomas d.
Todd for penmanship to George IHaeker.
Prizes were distributed by Ar Mther-
ford Rose FOR industry and aifhW per-
Torrance of duties t0 the f0iiovmg Ciar-
euce Lunsford. Murray Briel Berry Har-
din. Pat OBren Willie Atkinson. Pine
NETT Ramsey Willie Miller. Wilhelm
Muller. Edward lodge
Honorable mention Leslie Barefoot Gus
West Melvin Spencer. Clinton Wrst Glare
ence Beliam.
Addrcsses were made hT Row. james
r. Cooke Rev Sir. Richardson Messrs.
Davis. Anderson and patto-0n
quite number of the members of the
Board were present and expressed tnem-
selves very fay0rah'y 01 the Improvement
in the school The absence of Dr W. w..
Parker. the hou0ral president was much
regretted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
CHANGE OF TRAIN SERVICE on c.
AND d.

Effective June 18th. the morning train
from Norfolk ana old Point will arrive
at Richmond le.le A. NJ. correcting oX-
cept Sunday with No on main line
leaving 10 20 a H. for Ronceverte; and
also connecting with James River Division.
train leaving 1880 A. NJ daily for Lynch
burg. etc.
The local train No. Z. f3ilc wing No.
from Gordonsyine Will run 10 Goshen
instead OF Stanton.
The evening train on James River NJ
vision. leaving az L. NJ. except sunday
will run 10 Warren and connect for Al
berene. except Sundays and Fridays
Beginning june I'D Parlor Car VIII
run on No. .. leaving 10.2O a. NJ, except
Sunday. FOR R0nceyerte.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17

The matter or the rival receivers
Nesrs william A. Flanagan and ID. is.
Adams. of the United states Circuit and
the cumberland Circuit Courts. rospec-
lively. was heard by Judge WaddIIl on
Yesterday There was no counsel present
for Mrs Parker the Cumberland claim
ant and Mrs Jacques was represented hy
Mr. Flanagan.
An answer was MADE 90 the rule for cone
tempt against Mr Adams. aud Doe Was
discharged. but 90 Doe subject 60 the future
order of the court
The Judge announced bis determination
to nerpetuaily enIoin any further sale OK
Interference with the property now uH-
der his control. and boz was engaged a. d
late hour last evening DO drafting hs
decree, which he is preparing with great
care.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
CONVENTION TO
FIGHT TRUSTS
Governor Tyler Asked to Attend One
at ST. Louis.
THE FORGED VIRGINIA BONDS,
Second Auditor RyIand Informed or
Their observation-disclosures Sur
rendered TO Gov. Atkinson.
Capitol News Notes.
THE FORGED VIRGINIA BONDS,

Governor Tyler has been formally In
vited TO attend the convention TO Doe held
in ST. Louis in September 90 consider
the matter Of uniformity of legislation
regarding trusts. He has replied that
he viii Doe present if possible and try and
have Attorney Montague attend
with him.
The proposed conference is explained
in the following letter from Governor
Joseph j. sayers, of Texas, to the Vir-
ginia Executive.
"Afier much reelection. . nave con-
cluded that il would not Dee improper for
me o. suggest that q conference of the
Governors and Attorney Generals of the
several States and Territories be held 10
consider the effect which the formation
Of trusts is having upon the country,
and, Dr. possible, 90 agree upon character
of legislation that viii not only force
those now existing into dissolution but
VIII also prevent their further creation.
am firmly of the opinion that IL Ass many
as twenty states can be induced Co adopt
"a uniform policy I'm reference 90 this gem
orally admitted evil and VIII enforce such
policy with drmness. mpartaAty aud
vigor. relief WIN surely and quickly fol-
low. 10 cannot bo doubted that in This
matter State action S. necessary AVID that
uniformity and enforcement of legislation
Indispensable
CONFERENCE CALLED.
"1 have. therefore 10 respectfully sus-
ccst t0 your Eycellency aud 20 The Ate
t0rney General Of your State that cone
ference TO consist of The Governors and
Attorney Generals OF such States and
Territories as may see proper 90 attend.
be held at ST. Louis on Wednesday the
2oth day OF September 1899 for the Dur-
pose of taking such action as may be-
deemed proper respecting the subject mate
ter of ihis communication.
The Governor n reply saws hc hopes
that bee viii De able 10 attend the cone
ference ana hc would like Tor Attorney
General Montague to 90 with him
BONDS FORGED
Second Auditor Ryland has had some
correspondence with firm ot brokers in
Boston with reference to alleged bonds
ol Virginia offered as security f0r loan.
These bonds are for-eries They are tine
ones engraved by the Kendall Bank Note
Company which were rejected hy toe
STATE. Tho genuine bonds were engraved
hv The American Bank N0tc Company.
The rejected Kendall notes were sold as
Junk ln New York and the Second Auditor
often hears from them. ln this case they
purport TO- De s.cled by ID. r. Fe'c.iey.
treasurer. and john Smith. Second AUDI
itor. Beverley was treasurer up to iNh
la. John smith was never second AUDITOR.
At the time Beverley was treasurer DID,.
H Dyson was second auditor
The forged bonds were sIrcf siHIF u-'a
n Boston and iu Lynn 8nd about 1000
were borrowed 0n them
CAPITOL NOTES.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17

The Sons of the American Revolution
held % meeting last night az the rooms
of the Virginia Historical Society. Pres
idont Charles H. Williams presided. NO
business was transacted.
The next meeting VIII DE held on the
last Friday n September. when impor-
tsnt matters viii be considered Pres
idcnt William wuI. at that time. name
several committee who win look aiter
the work of increasing interest In the
patriotic work of the organization.
10 is hoped to establish chapters IN
various towns and cfies in the state.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17

Tai Noel coiored. is now am inmate OF
the county Mu charged WIKI KNOCKING
a eve from the head of judge Ivory.
Noel was refused ball. as the physicians
stsie t.t Ivop.s inJuries are very SEE
rinHr.
Jimmie Lyme. the rolic-keener was
tried by squire Lewis Yesterday for
drunkenness. He was fined 81 ana costs
and required 90 give security for FIX
months in the sum of Sioo.
squire Lewis h.d wolfe ran named
Niaree before him. the charge against
him being using profane language 10
Mrs Ray.
Hr Was fined 80 with 'he costs added.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17

The regular monthly meeting Of Post
a. Travellers Protective Association VIII
be heId Tonight at o'clock az ther
headquarters. corner of Third and Nam
streets.
AS this SIS the first meeting held since
tho national convention. am interesting
one IS expected. as those who were oeie-
cate fo louisville KY win report the
results accomplished.
There are other matters concerning the
interest of the association 90 Doe dis
cueeed. and Or is the desire of the local
members that many win ind time 20 be
present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
snnkr md SCOT.

Tho Committee ON Fire DepafimeH 1
held called meeting yesterday AFTER
noon to- consider the complaint OF Messfs
3D. a. Berry & Co.,. that the goods oil
the firm were being damaged by smoke
and SCOT from tho chimneys OF the IRON
works of Messrs. Asa Snyder & Coz on
Cary street.
The committee visited the establish
ment of Messrs o. IL. Berry q CO., ana
after n thorough inspection. decided that
his complaint was a just one.
It was decided to report tho facts lh
the case to the Police Justice m once.
with n recommendation chat the nuisance
be ahatod
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
WILLING TO BE PRACTICED ON.
No Difficulty is Securing Subjects for
Dental Exercises.

The announcement published cxclu-
slyely On The Times yesterday, OF the
opportunity afforded by the State Dental
Board for any white person 20 have his
or her teeth filed with gold, gratis,
produced more subjects than were me-
cessary. and the applicants for licenses
kent the eleven chairs az the University
College Of Medicine going pretty much
an day. None were allowed % have the
work done whose teech needed treating
on account Of the time necessary LOT
such work.
Not an tho candidates for licenses arc
Young graduates as dentists from other
States must go through the same mill'
While most Of them are recent graduates
IL is "A mistake 10 suppose ,hat the work
is done in sllpshol or UNDERSTANDING
manner All the instruments arc M TO-
date and The applicants are on their met
tic. while their work is carefully irspect-
ed By tho examiners.
Nearly All those who came 10 nave
teeth filed were women.
The work IS done In the dental IN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17

The clerk Of The Hustlngs Court issued
"a marriage license yesterday 90 Mr..
Edward f. Roberts and Miss ENzabeth
D. Justis. who viii Doe married az noon
to-day.
Nr. Roberts is tho SON Of L r. and
NJ s. Roberts. and is "a bookkeeper in
Newport News The bride is the daugh-
ter Of Mr.. W 81. and Mrs. G.. G.. Justis
Of this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
DufD's Pare
Malt Whiskey.

Urinary. Every day during the months
the school is in session about dozen
persons have their teeth operated on by
students, the only charge being for ma
teriais used. Do order TO protect ;no den
lists in active practice che COLLEGE au-
thorities never encourage those who can
afford 90 pay for work 90 have 10 done
at tne innimtry.
The results OF the examination VIII
be announced iu about two weeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17

Tho city Ambulance was called an
o'clock Yesterday 10 the First Precinct
Police station 90 attend John Williams
a white carpenter. whose left hand nao
been cut with a hatchet lie was treated
and left.
At II O'Clock q call came from me fac
tory of Miller e. Winston. on south Sixth
street. where c. q. Wallace. an cmploye,
had caught his right hand In buzz
saw The thumb and index finger were
badly lacerated.
Or. Cunningham responded TO both
calls
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
THAT THRonnING HEADACHE.

Would quickly leave you. II you used
Dr. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands
OF sufferers have proved their matcnicss
merit for Sick ana Nervous Headaches.
They make pure blood and strong nerves
and build up your health. Easy to take
Try them. Only = cents. Money back
If not cured. Sold by Owens g. Minor
Drug Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
Miss Tanners Glass.

The pupils OF Miss Tanners Piano
Glass were awarded honors for the work
OF the past session Thursday afternoon
40 o'clock al the studio. east Main
street.
Tho presentation as follows: Gold
medal-arst honor-for highest standing,
awarded 10 Miss Ethel May Gilman.
second honor-Ribbon certificate Cnter-
mediate class). Miss Blanche Walsh
Honorable menteion 20 Miss Emma y.
Andei son for improvement In primary
class
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17

General Henry Kyd Douglas, of Hagers-
town. Nd, and Judge George l.. Chris
tian were entertained at dinner at the
Westmoreland Club by DR.. Hunter Nc
Guire Yesterday. while later in the even
,ro Judge Christian had as his guests
a, sumner General Douglas, DIR. Mcclure
and Major John Cussons. Of Glen Allen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
Mr.. MARTIN GOES HOME
His Headquarters viii BE at Scottsyillc
During the Summer.

Senator Martin has closed his head
quarters at Murphys Hotel and removed
them 10 his home az Scottsviile.
The Senator WAS here for a short time
yesterday. lie left for home on the even
ing train. After he had gone. his brother
and private secretary, Mr.. Leslie III. Nam
tin, packed UP books and papers and pr ,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17

in quality, style, price-every-
thing-is our wish.
The kind Of Ladies Shoes we
have and the prices we are selling
them at has placed us ahead Of
competitors.
The combination Of style, COM
fort and durability prove attrac'
tive to the women who buy with
some thought of the value of their
money. We double the purchas-
ing power Of the dollars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17

with matinee and night performances
to-day the hne BIN at Main street Park
Vaudeville this week viii close
on Monday another BILL including the
acts o. Lawrence and Harrington and
the Prentice Trio. VIII Doe presented.
The matinee This afternoon viii be es-
pccialiy for ladies' and children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17

Some coal dealers say they lost money
by reason Of the cut IN prices last win
ter. There win be an advance next sea
son of from 81 20 81 per ton.
Coal that sold Fast season at $3.50 per
ton viii sell at $3.50 al some OF the big
next fan
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17

r. S. Scott and Miss Scott. Ewell;
James a. Fletcher, Jr Accomac; Il. +.
Roberts Virginia; William ElHnger. Fox
Island are al Murphys
Judge l.. d. Yarrell. Emporia. w. A.
Parsons. vinita. and II. \. Stephenson,
Toanc. are at Ford's.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
iIcnlrslnllst 90 NIceI.

The supreme Conclave OF the Hepta-
sonhs will meet at Buffaio, y. Y, on
lime 10Th Among those VINO will go
from Richmond are District Deputy
Henry Flegenheimer, Messrs. Thomas
y. Hicks. A. w. Rosene ana J. II. Fat
eDeon. of Richmopd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17

The Council Committee on Water held
its regular semi-monthly meeting yes
terday 40 10 A. NJ. az No ll03 east Main
street.
The pay roll Of the department was APP
proved and "a number Of current bills
were ordered 20 be paid
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
REPUBLICAN FOR
THIRD DISTRICT
Mr.. C. 7. Snead the Supervisor OF
the Census,
MARTINS FRIENDS JARED WELL.
couoressmen Who stood 10y Him Get
the PIums for Their People-Many
Enumerators arc 10 BE
Named.
MARTINS FRIENDS JARED WELL

There will be hundreds Of candidates
for appointment as enumeratofs under
the provisions OF the act for the taxing
of the twelfth census.
The Times printed yesterday a list oi
the supervisors agreed upon nc CON
ference OF the Democratic and Republican
leaders in Washington.
Nir. Chaplin r. Sue3d. appointed c"0s1s
supervisor for the Tn I'd congressional dis
trict. resides at Ena Mills. ln h.ns t'..-
lam county. lie is prosperous farmer
and saw-miu owner. Ills Vile is post
master 49, Etna Mills.
Air Sncad is r. Republican OF the most
pronounced type. he was iu Richmond
yesterday, and called at the custom
house.
Under the agreement reached tho Re-
pubucans ;o0k The supervisors Tor the
First. Third. Eighth. Ninth and Ienth
districts. They have selected Mr. scar
boro. or Accom8c Mr.. Snead, or hlns
william. Messrs h. r. Campbell, OF fau-
auier. g " Bankeuship. OF Lee ana
r. II. Hubbard. of Buckingham.
THE DEMOCRATS.
The Democrats have not selected their
man for the Second district. They have
chosen Messrs. f. h. Lassiter. of Peters
burg. for the Fourth. C.. NJ. Hurt. OF
Franklin. for the Fifth. G.. G.. Darlington.
of Halifax. for sixth. and Mr. Sleek, 81
Winchester. for the Seventh district.
The supervisors VIII each have clerk.
They viii have the appointment ot the
ceusus-tafcrs. or enumerators. in their
respective districts 10 is Understood 20
bo a part of the plan that appointments
shall Boz about equally divided between
the Democratic and Republican parties.
The supervisors Will receive NZ5 ana 81
nor thousand or fraction thereof OF the
popullti0n enumerated .u thick.y settled
districts. and in sparsely settled districts
81 90 per thousand. Each supervisor is 20
ho paid in the aggregate not less IMAM
$1,000.
Tine supervisor IS charged with the duty
OF subiivhing hts district and recon-
mondlng an enumerator Tor each sub
division The Director of the Census VIII
confirm or reject the appointments made.
Each subdivision shall contain as near
MS may De 1900 population. based upon
the preceding census.
TIE COMPENSATION.
The compensation Of me enumerators
shall Doe fixed by The Director of the Cen-
sus and shall DE not Jess than Two nor
more than three cents loi td-" "l'.7
hab.tant or death reported from Illeen q.
twenty cents for each farm visited, ana
from twenty to thirty cents for each he
du-fry enumerated.
The twelfth census is 10 DE restricted
to inquiries relating to population 10 NOR
tdNlyt I'D 'I' 90 .t ....br.h-
ultrlIiNB aNt Ni
ments
THE enumeration OBJ me p'p''''.'' DO 80
besIn June 4. 1000.
..o,-,.prss,rF>c WHO Won.
......,.,.,,.,.. On % tho
me- l'7i'l' $500 ,,,rgro.srne1
49, r,1o. Swanson. Otey. and Hay
ln'H9' I-i.'' ,,-.... -,,,. t,a,reser,-
"t ft' h and pfyev who
Stoned the call for the May conference.
failed t0 get Democrats for their districts.
Representative Ehea ie MafNn n"il
lint fhore were NOT enough appointment
""N .r4..... De b.. ...fH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
.ent He viii go to

pared them for shipment lie VIII go TO
sc0ttsviue to-day. ,,-.
Senator Martin expects 60 VISIT Ilc,l-
mond quite often. perhaps once a. We
But me wifi spend the most OF nus ''i'''
at home with bis family.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
TAYLOR 6 GROWN.
eIs tAST MAN STaEU.

and the portrait viii be re-
ceived ON behalf Of the Camp oy Judge
George j. Christian
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-17
A PORTRAIT OF
GENERAL EWELL
Lee Camp Receives Portrait OF the
Old Hero.
SOME INSPIRING ADDRESSES
Tho Picture Presented by General hyd
pougla. aud Received 10y Mr.. VIM
l.. RoyalI--Gin OF DR. Hun
ter MCGUIRE.

p T. Lee Camp No. T. c. " had
,,rv interesting meeting at Lee camp !
maj, last evening. when. after the trans
--.,.. ~ ,he regular business hie-si4e |
IN nainting Of General Richard 5. E"e"'
hv Air. John J.. walker was presented !
II the camp. General Henry hyo I
Do.e.as OF ilascrs,own Md, made the |
s5sress OF presentation. and the portrait
was received by Air. William l." h'S@''
on behalf OF the camp.
II was S.i5 T.. NJ. when colonel a. e
peav called r.. j.. Leo Camp 10 order /
last evening and Rev. James 4. s"'.'"'
che chaplain OF the camp. offered lef- /
won't PRAYER. AFTER which She regular
rost,ne business was disposed of
rhe char stated h4t Comiaae 6eoIse /
say.se was extremely i al ms IesE
osnoe. 80. south tuurth street.
The further consideration OBJ t"c 700"
,iDe business Was then suspended, ana /
Commander Ieay turned iAe cN"l 80 D'
fhe Ineetlug over 90 the picture oo"-
nltfee. bv which body The picture h"I
been presented lo the camp. lie '"'.,I
on Carfaln John 10. LaushtQn as l"'
oh ~ ."'-' ~. ...,..r,it.,e
'''"'. me, ne. T,.rr-,.r., a. PRESENTED
-, ...,b,on iu "a few appropriate
...,,,l.s ,,-rsorf.d no the audience Gem
- -. r-,,i 1lo,ei,s of Hagcrstown
,ia' 49, - ,5c ir,imrte friends of Gen-
cral Ewell who had been invited oy me
eo,l'' 49, hero
csrer,i Do1elas after looking at the
-s.trar rr General Ewel. which had
80, rra.e1 ON the platform. spoke 81
b,-, re- ne dear old friend. which DE
ia ,ro uustrious loader had been 10
.r Who had served under him I'm the
49,, ,s-,noirn. Ee referred no Cen
,-af Ewefrs rccrl'a-lty. which was diff
f,-.r. f-on that of General e. T.. Lee.
~ fafter's being. in the fact that Dc
hs1 no neruiarity. In comparing Napo-
Zen and his marshaIs with General Lee
ana his generals. the speaker said thse
generals were nor ike Napoleon lenders.
ne they dil not COPY their chleftain
vices n-as-much as thcy had none 20
conv
BE had never seen man. continued the
sneaker. WITH more evccntrrfy end az
the same tine more beloved than Nctall
S FweH Tho former he apparently ac-
oulrel in rho twenty years of Indian ware
fare where De soid De learned every
~ ng % c.m1rd nifty dragons. bnl f0rcot
everything else. Cenrai Ewcu was not
tie hqnfeonrsf hor-cman tho speaker
eve- SAW. hrt De had no pear for skH or
,..,-.e.--.,t ~ 81 ho~-s and nie men adj
..t.-a lf., e,- bi- .,.,,lisritf.. which were
.l,.. ,.,,ses,~,.o .--o-,.b
-,.,.-, r,t-r,r,
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