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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-10
CAPTAIN slGs1sEE's DAUGHTER.
She Was :cretiy Marr,ed to Artist Kerr
Last November.

NEW YORK. H1s. 9-'rhc World To-
M:niruw Will sly:
Sissbce. the only daughter of I2n..
Charles y. SiSspcc Y. 5. n. WAS snfl II
lect in this city NuvclLbc- g. 1898 Ia
i:ali"ur Kerr, I. young artist. Mis-
SiSsh4.. came. 70 this city from Washing
ton 10 attend the classes OF the art
students league in competition fu.. The
life class scholarship. She carried 5l:
the prize With |, sketch III the nu,ly.
Last October she returned u This city
/" resume her studies, ana the next
month quietly married Mr. INcrr. Ail-ssS
Kerr. me-" SiaSbcr, is now ut NewpoI.
with her mother. Snc Formerly had
charge If morning class III antioN:e ii;
thr Washington -\r1 League. r'or Soy
erAl Years she has been 4 great >s3cill
iilNorllr at Washington.
Mr.. Kerr is a water collr artist OF
some fame lie is 4 ncph,4N Of Alex
lndcr Graham l'cil. the inventor OF III
telephone who lives at Washington.
amt il VAS in that city lh4t Mr.. Kerr
litSt met Miss Sigsbee. where they
We're bnih students At the WAS hingtun
art students lra.:Uc
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-10
NEWPORT NEWS, THURSDAY, AUGUST no. 1899
OTIS "UTTEKIY fGNOR ANT"
tie Should lie Imnidint-ly Recalled. Says
Commander st. John.
tEy Tel1graph.)

tEy TelIgraph.)
CHICAGO. Aug. "a special to the
Tribune from Victoria, y. C.. says
Commander ST. John. OF The British
cruiser Peacock who arrived here f.'nln
Manila by tuday's Empress. en- route
home declares that General Otis is ut
terlN Ignorant OF the necessities o., re
Snunsi5;ili~S of .: c,n.;,4i2n in the
tropics lie has 5000 dead to Ills &C
count. the British officer declares. ana
his hesitation has already shown iii;
forces that he has no grasp on he Sit
l;iiiuu.
Ci- is field transport service is drc!~-
ed To ~. wrctchelly insufficient ans! his
Hospital. cturs' Il Farce: and his plan of
campaign calculated to advance The
cncmEs interest as no ether could y
serious breach IS declared to exist he
tween t'l. United States army ana nav
IT The flrnt and Commander st. John
SAYS: Tho first thing ;he United STATES
government should do is to recall t,,i:
man. 1t is really 7,itiab,c to sec ,iir
sacrifice Of thc spcn,.ic. men Of his
army"
Incidentally C"mnlaE,lcr st. John saws
that tn" press censorship is carried Ia
the extreme in Mantle, to save Otis f;,o;,,
h"ing SWEPT down in i l.u3u uf popular
Indignation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-10
ST. rRoIN.s EXPERIENCE.

~: ~ r7VT!ES. ~. ". J.. -EU!E. ny So
we're hurrlc2li" swept over the ISLAM. %
~ ,r"lN Monday night. The lowest
barometer VAS 22l2. Much damage
was done, but no deaths have yet been
lsrp! ted. ihc fore. Of the storm was
also experienced At So Thomas but tbs
damage d%ne WAS Very slight. Negro
GUS Welc the Chief sufferers E.npr-
nous seas. however. did damage to the
Mha!NcS. blI there was no loss Of life
II. l\ltts ana -lntiGul are believed To
naNe suffered but communication with
those islands is temporarily intt/Iulsle;l.
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HAMPToN's CAEAN HEALTH Bill.
Dr. WymaE's Report OF Conditions in tho
Ouarantinaf district.
(By Telcgraph.D

IFy ItlN5TaU!.J
WASHINGTON. Aug. DE NY
'naH's reports tonight were Of an en-
"nllraGin& nature. surgeon Poltus. 1T
Tort Nn"roc. stated that there are no
'icw Developments at shat place.
pr. White, in q dispatch from lIamp-
on. says:
Last case in l'a9ehus furnished new
clothing and diSch;irScd. House DIS
infected 40 remaining toci i'm th,.
own, Disease now confined 10 Soldiers
Home. Cases having all been Isolated
no on" las been exposed for several
avs. blouse 70 hol:s'c inspection COM
ilcicd mere. Nothing suspicious ia
'iianJston. meet authorities u Nov
nort News. Hampton ard Nir= MIA
state board tomorrow at noon, at N"w-
!hGrt News TO discuss the Situation"
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NIAZET NEEDS snoKN LAMBS.
victims OF Scarlet Women Snbrn.naed nv
the Investigating Committee.
(Ey I'nlegl,a:nh


NEW YORK, Aug. ?.-4Almast All ,,e
phc testimony elected az the meeting of
t'lr N;tZGt Legislative investigate COM
hlittc" Relay was for the purpose. az
showing now frequently mon are rob
h:"i IN this city while paying visits rs
me Fcndcrl"n, the E,wcly ana othf;.
sections Of the city where groups ss.sa
~ after the midnight hour
MI Mss had difficulty in obtaining
Witnesses for tnday's session
LANES DISI.lEE. TO RT.EAT
ne men WHO had been the Victims az
ms SOFT Of crime appeared ,lcc,de5ly
hNefSr 60 appearing before the cofn.nl,
'e,, g, ana telling about it.
Wo hundred and fifty subooenas
iidu h'cn semi OUT for men who had
acrn robbed by women NOT Il Quarter
vi thcSc men could be found
Nevertheless Mr.. Moss was nhI, ~
p"' "Iti'.sS after Witness upon the
SlstEu ara secure account after accn,nt
~ =, rDR''rries alleged 10 have occurred in
u!S',rn"fly houses in this city
il'l-lt y PLAY IN FOR tAI<EOrE
Occasionally these witnesses mas
oalh, test flied to what appeared to snov.
"liISloI' between the police ana ~. "a
male robbers. Mr.. Moss announced I,,.,t
SihliEtr testimony with variations,
would be produced before the con,m;r
rs, ,',s tomorrow The 'variations.' il is
uh!s's.ncd. refer TO an invcsti-a;;nn r.
''c OPIUM d"nS Of the city
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BRAVE FIRE FIG arEIts PERISH.
Four Shocked to D.a II by IA Live Syir.
While on i:u,isiI,: Euijdtnr.

CEy Telegraph)
GN-Nfl].i. Nl.l;.. Aug. 3--t'nul lrcmcu
lost their lives tonight in i blaze Oh Al
lti1l.rr floor Of the Mercer Chemical
Catnpuny'S building ut III tn ana Harvey
streets. The fire in itself was insig,i-
flcant. the fatalities resulting from
contact With live Wire.
The dead are:
jos. lAho->AlS lieutenant.
OTTO GEESlIIE.. liicr man
(ti.t4iHsN'I l.liNStrN. pipen,un
'GH AltLitlS liGIrPi.ls, rclict driver.
Fireman George l'trcr ard Albert
Livingston. Of The Chemical Company
also suffered severely from the shock.
When the fire had been brought I'M
der control the firrlnrn set to work 20
'oMsr the big extension truck upon
Which they had been working. S,ld-
denly there was Il suffering ana sue
ccssiun OF flames
THE, E'.lT7AI4 SHOCK.
The mon Who We're WORKING. al In,
crank lowered the ladder. y.rithrd ~
agony a moment ana then e.! to tbs
pavement limp ana apparently HfeleSs
In lowering the ladder il came in con
tact with Il live electric light wire cni-
ryifG current Of 1000 Volts The in
jurcd men were at once carried mo
an adjoining building and doctors us",;
very means known to revive them.
Helper revived in IL few minutes and
SAYING ne was al right started t"
walk away He had only gone atoui
fifty feet VIXEN he dropped dead
Geiscke showed signs of reviving. bus
When only practically rallied sank
back and expired.
The others never, at any t;mc show
ID any signs Of animation, ard wct..
doubtless dead when picked un.
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WENT OVER TO THE ENEMY.
General Iiriauo's Troops Deserted Him
to y Pin the Revolutionists.

NY 7 tIcGVNlilJ
CAFt. iIAYT't.N. Aug. General
hit,riSro L;tianp. Sent from Monte
! hris i by tho Dominican government
10 attack General Ramon Pachcco at
Daiahon. iilr hcaduuE.l tcrs OF the revo-
lutI"n!s'iS. WAS abai.'onud when he IA
rived IN FROST of the cnciny NY his
ir"ulS. who, without firing u shot. >,,:-
parted and entered the camp Of General
Pl,-!lec".
The Hdvau,.s,l nos1;s ii the latter are
z; Las Ns;u;:s ana iii" rcvulutnlists arc
nii>HctS -. the tnlus a,,-us:s the riE.,r
N;,'iur. thus "ultiUs; off communicative:
i,ri W~"n Monte Christi ara thc ilItr.-ip.'.
l'&v Forces y. lpnn Juan lSi,lrn Him
ihc". lYa4t! "l i3G revolution. are !,ui!.:;
au=a,"t@rl every d;,y aud the u.ws
from AL li,lits If III. Dominican lGlUh-
lie is Favorable, to him
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Maine Mills to Re 1s~mov~d South.
G.y TeleSraDh.D

HiDDLEFoRD. ME. Aug. 9.-Ar-
rang"mcrjts arc being made for the re
moval Of the Springvalc cotton mills
"f Springvalc. Me. 10 Fort Valley. Ga
The removal will BE the second of the
Kind from York County. About ono
year ago the Portsmouth cotton ,nill
Of South Berwick. Il small corporation,
went south.
High taxes and too much compeii-
ton arc among the chief reasons Civ
c!i Tor the change in location.
Inc plant has lO50O spin,ilcs ana 800
la'ms and manufactures light wills
ard SatccnS
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IL AFTER ALLEGED AnDUCToK.
G ,vtr1or of IndiR IN Sents Militia to Bloch
Judge Lynch.

-
INpIANAl't'i4iS. IND. Aug a-(:,y-
..rnor Mount, IN the request OF Shsi.r
Dunn. ~ Nl&;nii county. has ordered
one company Of HE Light Infantry and
Ten members ut BATTERY \. With a CAT
ling gun, I" Peru, Immediately to PFC
GENT 4 ins5 from lynrhiflS the alleged
abluctor Jones. who il is charged re-
cril.lN invGiSlcd Nellie Berger :rJnl
nome
sheriff Dunn says he has information
that mob " 900 men wi! attempt to
take The prisoner ius!ii;ht.
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Death and Ruin Wrought by West
Indian Cyclone.
BARRACKS BLOWN DOWN
Terrible Hurricane sweeps Over The IS
lands of Porto Rico and Jumalc... Hun
drcds OF Native Houses Wrecked.
rInny Lives Lost.
G2E rnIrurlnll

W.ASlllNGTofN. Aug. ?.-Drtnils Of
the movements Of the West ln,'ies cy-
clone began L" reach the Navy ANA
War Departments this Afternoon IN the.
shape OF the following messages:
san Juan De Forte Isico. Aug. G.
Adjutai3t Generals: Terrible hurri-
cane: cavalry barracks dc.a;ruycd: s:or2
houses ami either buildings ,i;lilaYctl:
iron roofing and lumber required.
tSiSledD "CLEEI.''
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An Alliance Against Unclo sam.
EN TcleGrnph.)

RIO PIE JANEltD. Aug. Sin Snitr
al d'nilis on The subject, 1T is said That
'irsidc'l i;"c,t uf he Argentine lt&Iub-
Nc. A&iu is nr}W here as the guest Of
itazll is dslrous u negotiating al
Al'litnc" l','tMc'Gl .iii;cniintl. ';lAzil a,,L
= mn aSalhSt INC llnFt@d States. The
pre:i",ntS II tines" rErer republics VIII
meet ~ l'ucnu" Ayrcs next month
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G'een Griffin Goes Free,

clNcfNN-NTI. O.. Aug "a snccis,l
TO 1bc tlnfiuircr from Iond@n. NY.
SAYS: Green Griffin. who took part IN
ne Iis:' against the l,hillnt.5 tli,ae
weeks ago. "A$ tried yesterday ,..iurc
"au"t% Judge Wright and acquitted
i:nth Griffin ana Robert 'h:lpjt ;ira ~
covering: from the wounds rcucivv., in
the light
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OFFICERS EN0NiERAT'r,p

F0I.kESTGSit., ENGLAND. Aug. o
fhc ror"ncr's inquest upon the body
! Of the 'clmsnlan resulted in 4 verdict
~ acri"cntal death, the jury cXoncrat-
Ing the officers Of the Irda
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-10

ATLANTA CA Aug. a.-lIlcvcn ;,ll-
Yates Of Company \. Fifth Regiment,
Gcorsl1 Nnlrntccrs. have been Gi.;jlo:l-
"rab!! discharged from the Spi.vi~.. If
Inc state by Governor Gambler. Non
payment Of dues and Observation-Disclosures Of
drlll are the causes named in The Off
clal order for dismissal.
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DIsa .irnrs Tidal, Wny4.

fiy tai. "rslph.)
VALPARAISO, GUILE. Arg. "a IL
l"l wave %HrHt into the bay yj.st....ti. V
'EStilnS LIN ln3 down r;ic .,n!b,nkm~nt
ana sweeping Of a number Of ,;trs ~
Goinutlv"S and Toms W ln.rrb.,udi4e The
!oss is estimated at (. million doiiura
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Vessels Arrived,

steamer, Obi (Er), Pinllhan. Calves
ton. -
Norfolk :
v Si.an'rr, Sorrento (cro, schult. New
Schooner. ThoS. a. Ward. New York.
Sr!sn"ner. e. II. Weaver Weaver.
New Haven
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SIGNAL OEEIr,,NI,.S 1,rpOpT

WAsH1NGTCN. Aug. 9.-G;lassfo,,l.
signal officer at san Juan De Porta
RICO, reports that !, severe cyclone ms
sweGst over the city Several persons
Killed and much property destroyed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-10
Hl-RHTCAN nj. ~ JAMAICA

KINGSTON. IAAI.NIc.l. Aug 9.-rThe
h;ll'nG,i"rS are aldlmingly low nora ard
Turks island reports u hurricane blow
lis. RAPIDLY Falling barometer. at 500 T.
NJ, causing great excitement.
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Vessels sailed.

s@.'ncr. OBI 'Hr.). Pinkham, Ham
burg.
schooner, NJ +. II. G. Dow. Boston.
Schooner. t'lar,! y. Donnel, Bren[ige
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ON THE DIAMOND.
CINCIN\.ArTI. IL: EENNIEI y

score: I'LL j,
't'incinrc,ti OOi1 . n a n =. - :,
I}lt,r.jpS. ,hilipS Hahn ;I.,,,,,.,, III
PETIT: Kennedy, Donovan Y,Sl..~,. I'M
Mct;liru.
RosrGN. :: CT.EN-El.AN1, 4
score: HHE,
i;nSton ..... Il 0 o o x-7 10
cleveland !. 80 o d 90 a.. +" :.
i,ltt"ri"s Nichols ana BERGEN. J>nnn-
per and NlrAllistcr.
%I.,\V work .. 7 pt-Jc,-11r u
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STILL BLOWING; a HURRICANE!
!, ~ . PLATA, -ius. 9.-ll:so =.
MA hurricane mas sweet IN. un.: !,
'n'iS! since last night aEu increases III
violence shipping in jir. l,ort i. in
peril hut M 10 this hour no v..ssr! l,ay
becn damaged. Tho destruction on IanI
VIII n!nEAhlN b.. .nnsianrahl..
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REPORT FROM POINT ( -pr--r,,1.,

I : 7 ~. T.
W-ASliiNtii')N. Aug. ?.-Thc follow
inG c;tblc@!an has been received at IN,
state Department:
''point-a-p rtrr. C;uadcloupe Island.
AuS. s.
Secretary Of state:
Serious hurricane suddenly com
moE2cd 't 10 yesterday morning BLEW
:, EefG'y until ni:-ht. Roof United STATES.
enEsulat" blown off IIvrryti,i;,-
WRAPS personal property tu,a! loss.
Great many small boats lost. IN. Jam
!Ses in this City are great No details
from INC country: wires down
ts4Shed} LYME, Consul"
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prayer 7 spoke Of his sister. Fe opened
his eyes so wide and bright and tried TO
speak, but could not. I kissed him three
or four times IN memory Of loved ones
and then left him in the Fathers care.
1 loved him, and so did the entire regi-
ment l closed the eyes Of 50 many OF
nv comrades and friends. in their asst
sleep that my heart was heavy in sorrow,
and 1 turned in prayer to the Giver OF
All to spare us affection and end the
cruelties so constantly before US
But dead heroes cannot fight new bat
ties They rest from their struggles.
The living press on to meet fresh foes.
Our burial services were many. Sixty
two of our brave boys gave their ives
as q sacrifice to the country they loved
and for the flag they honored. While we
were on the advance to Malolos we could
not bury our own dead. but Chaplain c.
c. Price of the regular army had the care
Of those who fell on the field; for all were
taken to Manila by train for burial. But
before this we attended to these sad rites,
our band always furnishing music, with
the command of the deceased in atten0-
ance
Our services were simple but impress
sive Except in two cases a good hearss
was furnished and a neat black clotn-
covered coffin, over which was laid tho
OF which the deceased was a member
afterward placed neat headstone at tho
grave. One of our burials occurred in the
evening. Can you imagine our feelings as
we stood there in the light of a few flick
ering candles to perform the last sad
duties to a comrade beloved and away
from home, from father and mother and
friends, in a foreign land?
We do not usually sing at military
funerals, but that night we sang a few
verses from Rock Of Ages a few verses
from the fifteenth chapter of First Cor
inthians were read, a prayer offered a
few words of eulogy pronounced. the
band played Safe In the Arms Of Jesus
then the awful crash of the guns burst
forth upon the still night air as the firing
squad performed it's duty. But sweeter
still was the call of the bugle as it sound
ed taps"
shall never regret my experience in
the Philippines.
While It was not full of success for my
Master in a spiritual way, 1 feel that 1t
has broadened my mind, my life, and in
the future will add much to my use
fulness AS I said in the beginning,
war has no outstanding influence, and
rather detracts than adds to mans feel
ines of sanctity for things holy.
Az matter of cold fact, the number
of conversions to Christ ] was able TO
make In one whole year was just one.
That in itself, were 1t not for the fact
that L was enabled to be helpful to my
fellow men other ways, would have been
discouraginE
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REV CHAS n . DALE,

terest TO the occasion. and I think w
sang the louder.
We were quite fond Of singing Glory to
His Name, when the Roll Is Called Up
Yonder" Onward Christian Soldier" and
others Of the more familiar gospel hymns
But our doxology was always America"
I think, however, that the favorlte song
was when the Roll Is Called Up Yon-
der" The boys fully appreciated It's sad
Significance. Each Sunday some Of their
brave comrades had answered that higher
roll call.
When the roll IS called up yonder I'll
be there" rang out from their lusty
threats, and frequently the sound was
augmented by the kissing Mausers that
beat upon the ground about US.
At such times some Of our boys uttered
remarks not intended as an adjunct 10
religious ceremonies.
I was thrilled with the intensity Of the
hour and filed with spirit that never
possessed me while preaching from our
modern pulpits.
I remember some Of the texts used. One
was Thou wilt keep him IN the perfect
peace whose mind is staid in thee, because
he trusteth in thee. Isaiah, xxvi:3.
Staying qualities obedience. faithful
ness. trust or confidence, alike essential to
the soldier as the Christian, were some
of the lessons that I strove to inculcate
in the minds Of my hearers.
Though in the midst of the stern and
harsh realities Of war, these little SER
mons were GASES to US.
Here we stopped for a few moments to
think Of the dear ones at home, of God
and his love, and our duty to both, and
know we were made stronger. better, by
them.
We will realize this more as the years
pass. My diary shows the number OF
services held in the trenches for eight
consecutive Sundays, as follows; First,
services; second, 2; third, 5; fourth, 2:
fifth. z: sixth. 5; seventh, 2; eighth. 4: and
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as II poured In upon our regiment? While
deployed as skirmishers 1t marched cooIly
and with military precision across the
wide plain from Maycanayan into the
very Jaws Of death.
And then with superhuman strength
made it's heroic rushes across the rice
patties until within that range where the
Springfield could do execution. Those few
moments seemed hours. The fire from
the enemy was terrible They had found
our range. They were. shooting low.
During this engagement and in all 9TH
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ing for them. sometimes the bullets new
thick and fast, but God wonderfully cared
for and protected me. 1t was my mission
to listen to tender farewells and bear last
messages to heartbroken mothers.
When our adjutant fell mortally
wounded, l was at his side soon enough
for him to know me. He seemed so glad
when 1 said to him, MY dear boy. this
is the chaplain Don't you know him?"
1 understood that he knew me, though he
could not speak. 1 gave him a drink
from my canteen. and after a short
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ers our doctors and hospital corps did
splendid service.
They were on the firing line continu-
ously. Sad indeed were their duties,
heartrending the scenes they witnessed;
and our boys-Oh, they are grand SOL
diers! No drawer men ever went forth to
battle They forded streams, marched in
intense heat, fighting the enemy at every
move The dead and dying Americans
and Filipinos were continually in our
midst. In the battles I was everywhere
on the field seeking the wounded and car
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this II about tho number held afterward.
Two or three Sundays we had constant
nghting or marching. so that none could
be held. Other Sabbaths we held as many
as conditions would allow.
Whenever and wherever we met we
knew that many prayers We're being Of
fered in our behalf in our dear homeland.
This gave US holiness to press on. These
were never to be forgotten days. The pic
lures have been drawn none too wildly.
for who can comprehend what that terri
BILE and continuous rain of bullets meant
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,..-,.-..
6 se'. '--i-s ~ me IL .l'1 1T "elt -
..l. ~, ---.+- -. - ---' ~ ''S
punt -- . - y MA non
~-1- 49, .--'S ''' "a. 1-l '-.'1 ~ IL
& &c s--- 70 nave "a c-2rls la-'A2'As IN
L--.-.s upon me ---alE4ou.t-'
10 l '-i'il,'1 - ... -
Ehas be -9H- L-..'tsn SlleeT pslsls .e'ioo~
~. ---' "..i-= ----1 -e - f1S'1 0ciy "l90 ~ 90
-, - : 80 - -
- - - aooi-
- 81
--s-s...-, -,s--..et.,qa and b-llsfs W.
We AHA =. -3-s-r- nernans the most
er.-..--.-.r,. services Vet recorded.
After nv ..a.ut. J. underworld to
f..f -.--.. services whenever q few could
o. e.u-eraa-uaay timas even in the
trenches and sometimes when the insur-
gents were actually keeping Up g desul-
tory ara ol our. line
OF course such services vera entxSly
Informal for az different times tho bullets
from the enemy guns dropped pretty
clos. t3 US.
But we have held as many seven Of
these during one Sabbath day and some
times had a congregation Of thirty
in the .lTst place my e--Ni1 ?hlllellIS NeES
o. changed ana nay duties 50 altered my
actions l9.h on -hF .e3'oI Oh NY sur u4I0-
mss nay thoughts Ho"s1 IN o0HeI cnAn-
master. ...- I'D -l-17is 90 d - oI1ou IS -
winch -eiJ me more man OF ac'loh tnsn
OF l-e-f--
-Fr- WIN -Ae s9-14eis ana was ons VI
Them "HeA lAt1 "eI- yFF'"oIheo or
overcome JOY l-. neat il '"a9 my Guy
70 --@l -..'.A ~ 71-:. t'-'s s1'l- va. -1OI.1Ie~
..u nave "saAeAe- 4alHeI lhan
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can tell you about ho".'"e were STU
Ntn1 AID what we Ga on such occasions
Our regiment was holding a Inc OF IN
trelcl ueEts about mile ana a haIt
long with ten companies eqda'y uI''u'Ds
the distance l"o coHiN1ille9 were teIU
In Manila 10 guard General JUS guar Iets'
and these were changed WIN IhO9e On tie
l1e. SO that eacn company. got 10 the CITY
about every ten days
il was not an easy matter TO get a con-
Eregatio0, because there are always du-
ties for soldiers 20 perform Ihey WORK
in Teiefs, 70 be sure out iAeIe IS policl6
o. 4-'i'e.S' c'eah'hs o. arms an c'0sH-
lAE- 1"'~i.7 .o' s1eNIU ,,u.5' "a 1sl i-19 ~
generals anu oo,'l iisNii1I--5 ~
many Things 10 De zone, when Iogether
win lae regular anu uII ecu uC'es
Keep inc men F1-tI - = EH NI'9n ia
quarters el IN lHe race 9L Inc BI5dFesl
difficulty ana graTest aah gers with the
crack or me e"eIhg Ilnes IN our II ears ana
tHe 5-'s % - - ~, a. ne, ~ Cbris+
tied oy-eEeH lHeIe, me anne OF ChIIsl
vas powerful enough 20 Ho.u tHe aIlehIloh
Of our weary ana Ioo17oIe soldiers
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-12

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