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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-06
Persistent advertising
Brings Success
THIS WILL NEVER DO.

The result of the next national CEN
sus will be awaited with much interest
According to Mr.. Fl. T. Newcomb, a
statistician of long experience, for the
past century the United States have not
been increasing in population from
births in proper ratio. 1t is a decreas-
ing ratio of increase, which is becoming
more and more marked at every CEN
sus, until the figures are attracting the
attention of soeielogists. The last
census showed decided decrease in the
birthrate of the country and according
to Mr. Neweomb, who has given the
subject much careful study, this de-
crease will be more marked in 1900,
when he estimates the population will
be 74.000.000, or an increase of 1894
per cent. for the whole decade, which IS
far below the rate of growth for any
previous decade.
In 1880 there were 100000 less
childreR under ten than were expected
basing the calculation on the number
in 1880. While our native white popu-
lation increased between 1890 and 1900
1910 per cent. the increase from 1890
to 1900 is likely to be but % per cent.
At this rate in twenty years more the
rate Of increase in our population will
be about that of European countries
such as England and Germany. At
present, leaving immigration out of the
calculation, it is about so per cent.
greater.
What is the trouble? Why are
American families smaller than they
used to be? And why are they getting
still smaller?
There seems to be a screw loose
somewhere.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-06
A GREAT MARKET In RUSSIA.


According to the American vice con-
sui at Frankfort, Germany, We are
wasting time in efforts to extend our
trade with South America when there
is a far more promising and profitable
opening in Russia, which we are ne
glecting entirely. Russia" he says,
has not only much larger population
than Latin America, thus affording a
wider market, but the empire offers the
best and most profitable field for our
promoters of railway, electric and 9TH
er enterprises, for the construction of
waterworkS and drainage systems,
building streets and canals, works in
iron, making dry docks and harbors
and opening mines"
Our consular officer has much more
to say on the subject. But he doesn't
tell us how he, situated at Frankfort,
knows so much about the demand for
American products in Russia. Nor
does he explain how he comes by the
knowledge that we are making great
efforts to extend our trade with South
America and Central America, which
if true has escaped the notice of our
South and Central American consuls.
Doubtless there is field for Ameri-
can products in Russia and it is prob
ably more promising than in any Latin
American country since European tar
if laws are generally much more lib
unsubstantial republics to the South of
us.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-06

market; now q great panic is predicted
by Berlin editor in the German money
market. Panics, however, are rarely
predicted, that is, they rarely show up
on the schedule time of the prediction.
They come suddenly and when least
expected. If they could be foreseen
they might be guarded against.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-06

The gold output of Australia for the
present year is estimated at $10,000,000
in excess of the output for 1898. But
notwithstanding this and the increased
output from the Klondike and other
gold fields the yellow metal is just
about as hard to get as ever.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-06
IN EXILE.

Lord ask not of Thee, grant aught but
Nay, happiness would be too great a boon
Since nothing have I lived to merit it.
But calm Thou, this fierce soul. lest it in
A dasts srdg will to cancel mankind's last
And only debt to life. ere it be due.
Lord, calm this ever-longing, covetous
heart;
Enabling It to feel that peace Thou
woudSt.
And cool this fevered brow: bid thirst de-
No longer let nfe's foibles me allure
Where discord reigns, and virtues are a
jest.
Lord quench this fiame-this ever seething
flame,
That Struggles to consume the vitals of
this soul
And feed its energy to deeper burn.
Oh, still Thou these. lest bring shame
To foster-kin: who ever have extolled
The virtues of good and noble name.
Let poverty ard pain my portion be.
Crush every idol either false or real.
Ambition Kill, blast highest hope: and take
Each joy 10 be a sacrifice 10 Thee
Hence by this recompense Lord. let it seal
A bond 'twixt what Thou wouldst and L.
Lord, flexible is this poor life Of mine.
To be transformed from gloom TO Eden S
bowers,
There prone to bloom no more in exile's
cell.
Then, if perchance the light of hope shall
shine
Once more upon this ealloused heart Lord,
power
Grant it but to clearly understand.
But lost again, is reasons broken chain:
And keep Ii thus. since |, in hours like this
Am dead save TO bright fancies, which so
real
It seems 'twere folly to be sane. to claim
SO cheap prize, cen If all life were
bliss
When truest bliss, when real, is yet a
dream
CHARLES EMERSON McPEEK.
We buy and sell more diamonds in a
year than all the other stores combined.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-06


Learn to Draw by Mail-Corresponden
School OF Illustrating.
Agents Wanted-Thomas w. Bowman &
Son.
Marvel Shoe Polish Holiday e Co.
Agents Wanted--F Tennyson Nicely.
Statesmen Wanted-W. 8. Cannon, Jr.,
g. Co.
Attractive Widow Wishes to Correspond
With Home Loving Man
Wanied-Drug Clerk.
Lost-Broocn Setting.
Mead DeIicacies-Alber Stole & Co.
Card of Thanks-Mrs Mary e. Hess.
Wanted-Men 10 Employ Agents.
WanteG-AReliable Man for permanent
Travelling Position
Agents Wanted-Monarch Portrait Co.
Wanted--Agents to Sell Saloon Articles.
Warted-Trayelling Salesman by Estab-
lished House
Agents Wanted-Strang Mfg. Co,
Money to Loan-The Consolidated Build
ing, Loan & Trust Co.
For Sale-House on North WABASH st.
Real Estate for Sale-G. o. Smith.
Public Sale of Valuable Market Street
Property-Eeo j Mat1iSon.
Real Estate Bargains---->~lf & Zane.
For Sale-Merchant Tailoring Business.
Manufacturing Salesman
Mozart Park-The FitZsmmons-Je nrieS
Fight.
Hxgeia Dairy-Simpson, the Milkman
Grand Picnic-St. Alphonsus and Knights
OF st. George Societies
Agents Wanted-A. b. Steckel.
Wanted-Salesmen to Represent Large
Western FIGURING Mill.
Business Chance-A Good Opening for a
Man to Invest in a Good Paying Business.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-06

According to the books of the State
Railroad Commissioners of Tennessee,
that State has nearly $11 ,000,0 900 less
assessable railroad property than was
shown by the last assessment. Ten
nessee seems to need a change of rail-
road commissioners.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-06

Willy Wally Aston, the Anglomaniac
and tax dodger, who has finally sworn
himself in as a subject of Mrs. Guelph,
was burned in effigy in New York yes
terday. Isn't this taking Willy Wally
altogether too seriously?
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-06

Willy Wally Astor won't tell why he
became an Englishman, but it is gen.
orally suspected that he did it to es-
cape paying his personal property
taxes in New York. Poor man,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-06

The Columbia mustn't break anything
unless it may be the record-when it
comes to the final tug of war with the
Shamrock.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-06

Eyes fitted with our Refractometer
are bound to see correctly. We make
no charge for examination.
DILLON, HANCHER e co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-06
TENTH PAGE,

Virginia Female Institute.
st. Georges Hall for Boys.
Linsly Institute.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-06

Gen. Humidity executed an effective
flank movement yesterday.
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FIFTH PAGE,

Great Clearance Sale of Summer Goods
j. III. Pefferman.
Forty Per Cent Less Than Manufacture
ing Prices-The Racket.
Quick-Selling Prices-Locke Shoe Co.
Last Call on Mems Tan Shoes-Alexan-
der.
pound.
The Eyes-Prof. Fl. Shelf.
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ELEVENTH PAGE.

Special Values for Midsummer Sales-J
S. Rhodes & Co.
West Virginia State Fair
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-06

3 Not long ago a panicky condition
vas apprehended in the London money
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EIGHTEENTH PAGE.
Shirts-D. Gundling e. Co
New Goods Just Received-Geo. r. Tay-
dor Co
Felt Hats-I1ou Swabacker
Dress Goods-Geo. e. Stifel & Co.
Halt Price Sale of Odd Pieces-John Erie
Gel & Co.
Perhaps You'e Decided to Take Little
Outing-Geo. NJ Shook & Co
Summer Clearance SaIe-Egger, Warrick
& Co
The Refractometer-D Dillon. Hancher &
Co.
Observation-Disclosures the Jeweler
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-06

Brookside win be presented. asking that
it be Incorporated as a hamlet
The Oriental has discontinued Its
dances in the opera house.
The fire department is to receive four
eli.
Marshal Thompson and Adam Keogler
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-06
SEVENTH PAGE.

The wind-Up of the Great Discount Sale
-HEyman Bros.
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NINTH PAGE

August Clearance Prices-Stone
Thomas.
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We buy and sell more diamonds in a
year than all the other stores combined.
This is the reason we can afford to sell
high grade values at lower prices.
DILLON. HANCHER & co.
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INDEX TO new ADVERTISEMENTS.
IsEcnND PACE.
FOURTH PAGE.

Cropping In the Darlk--Henry w. Etz
Semi Annual Sale Of Pants-kraus Eros.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-06
TETRTEFNT'

Dinner Sets at Bargain-White. Hand
ley & Foster
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-06

We guarantee to fit the eyes perfectly
with our Refractometer. No charge for
examination.
DILLON. HANCHER & co.
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THIRTEENTH PAGE.
Clearance Sale of Ladies' Washable Gar.
ments-House e. Hermann.
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FEMALE HELP WANT ED.
MALE AND FEMALE HELP WANTED.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCE-GOod opening tor
business man who wishes to Invest some
money in a good established. business.
Good paying position open ioT tne rlght
party: object to extend business. ADDRESS
RiTSI NESS This Office. au5dq
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EIGHTEENTH PAGE.

FIFTEENTH PAGE.
Judge for Yourself-Doan's Kidney Pill:
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ACENTSwe will pay any man 800 per
n1onth and railroad expenses VINO vii
faithfully take orders for the LARGEST
wholesale and retail portrait house in the
world Remember. this Is strictly salary
and salary only Address Immediately. ~
positions viii soon be hlied. A. y SEECk-
Ell. Manager. Dept. GA, New York lily.
aueaQ
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SAI.EsAAN -Brlgnt hustllng man 81 good
address. acquainted with the wholesale
nroeers' trade IN Weztern Pennsylvania
srd West Virginia: one with know edge Of
ffour preferred. 10 represent large western
Pouring Mil Address, giving references.
last employer. age, experience. saia-y ex-
uacted. FLOUR care Register. ausGqeq
AGENTS make so daily selling Nseiv's
thrilling photographs Of actual battle
searee---. Fighting IN the Philippines" 10
vivid nsIf-toue photographs from Manila.
5xg IN .'Cjur New Possessions. the best
Isiands Porto Rico and Cuba. Outfit ~
either album including complete copy free
FOR 10 cents or stamps. both albums for -
cents Order quick. avoiding unnecessary
r.orragp0rdenee. money refunded IL not sat
sxfscsory albums must be seen 10 be ap-
T1rpctataa Six million books issued yearly.
Catalogue free. Authors Enanuseripts
rr0uuftv examined F. TE%NYS9N
SEF,f.Y- publisher 80 Wabash ay., Chiea-
20. ia Fifth av. New York aus.8
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. GENTS WANTED Copper Plate En-
n graved Visiting Cards were never IN
manufacturers Of these goods II the Unite
ed States and have an Exceptionally good
offer Tor YOU Send postal for particulars.
nhia. p. jyI5dt
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SIXTH PAGE

Byes-Prof. H. Shelf.
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FOR SALE-MlSCELLANEOuS.

FOR SALE-A bargain; an established
merchant tailoring business, with good
trade Best of reasons for selling. Address
Box IS, Wheeling, W. Va. au5evdq
FOR SALE-Small melting pot: will hold
ten gallons or 200 pounds Apply at WEST
VA PRINTING co. Jul6h
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-14
A "sPorTKR's" WORK.
A Number Of Faithful Conductors LIKELY
to Lose Their Jobs

A Number Of Faithful Conductors LIKELY
to Lose Their Jobs.
Quite stir was caused In local rail.
ROAD circles 10 day when u becaIps known
thst Conductors Dfury, Riehley. Murray
and Stevenson had been called ~ thoiI
regular runs ant ordered 10 appeIr at the
superintendent office TO answer certain
accusations said 10 have besa filed
against them by the secret ser,,se mel
d. the road. The investigated IL H.
progress as the Optic gees to p-ess. IL 4.
said that Conductors DsseomG "a Donc-
hue. on the south end, have air .siy been
let ont OF their jobs, and that 4, aers arr
likely TO go.-Optic.
This confirms the rumor, 10 v Itch nllu
sion was made In THE CITIZEN y, sterdsy.
aud demonstrates positively thai soine
snake In the grass," who begs free
ride. and II accommodated, ia doing his
dirty work In getting faithful. time
trainmen discharged.
The CITIZEN has not learned the re
suit OF the investigation, which was in
progress at Las Vegas yesterday, but IN
I'll some official announcement 10 made
Conductors Webb. Notsrass, Quinn and
Hill will ofliciate on the trains, hereto
fore In charge OF Conductors Drury.
Richley. Murray and Stevenson.
The people OF Albuquerque ard along
the Santa Fe. north as far a. ia Junia
aud south to III Paso.are we'll acquainted
with the six conductors named In the
clipping from the Optic. api believe
them TO be faithful, honest em3loyes OF
the railroad company. IL IL tc be hoped
that they will be re.instated.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-14
UNIVERSITY NOTES.
No assembly this week.

No assembly this week.
Mid-year examinations next Woek,
The second semester begins Monday
January %. Many new classer will b.
tormed. This Is . good time for new
Students TO enter.
The university Is glad 10 welcome
among the new students, W. J. Bingham
OF the Baptist university, 0ttowa, Kas.
hr. French, Of Ashtabuls, Ohio. and
Mrs. o. Q. Zing, OF Iowa.
The January number Of 1.-THE Mirage
will be out In c few days. Ths Decem.
Der number was favorably received IN,
sdit0r Of the Inland Educator, ,abllahed
IN the east was 30 well pieased 9Th ths
Mirage" that he asked 10 be put on thu
Exchange list.
Mrs. Hadley and daughter entertained
Misses Taylor and Parson ut noon dinner
On Thursday.
Prof Childs and his class In surveying
have been doing some practical work the
past week. az they were seen with their
instruments tramping over the campus
taking aim. signalling and driving
stakes.
The basket ball teams have been in
creased In numbers and are preparing
for active outdoor practice when the
Italian climate" returns from Its yacs.
ton. Also the lawn tennis club will
soon be st play on their new grounds,
where they have been at work. How the
dirt did fly and the perspiration drip last
Saturday as Leader Stamm and his force
transferred the soil from the side OF the
public highway to the tennis ground.
Other clubs and teams will have TO "plsy
ball" TO defeat the university.
Now let's get TO work In earnest TO pre-
pare for the oratorical contest which IL
quite ~ important az ball.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-14
WORK or CONGRESS.
Hoar Wants independence Of The
Philippines Recognized.
Senate and House Adopt Resolutions
on the Death OF Dingley.
ragsn Expungirg the vi,uperate Portions
OF His Statement.
STORMS RAGING IN THE NORTH.

Washington. Jan. "A. - In the senate
to-day Blind Chaplain Couden paid a
tribute TO Nelson Dinglsy, who died las,
night.
loar introduced the following resolu-
tioD:
Resolved, That the people OF the Phil
ippine islands Of right ought to be free
aud independent; that they are sbsolyed
from all allegiance to the Spanish crown.
and that all political connection between
them and Spain Is and ought to be totally
dissolved. and they have, therefore. full
power to do all acts aud things which in
dependent states may OF right do; that II
Ia their right 10 institute new govern
mcnt for themselvod. laying the founda-
tion on such prime Piles and organizing
| t. power In such I'm NJ TO them shall
eem most likely 10 effect their safety
and happiness, and that with these rights
he people Of the United States 90 not
propose to interfere.
IL should like to have II adopted i'm
medisteiy." said Hoar.
II object" said Davis, chairman OF the
foreign relations committee.
The resolution went over.
The resolution Of Allen for the ap-
pointment OF a committee Of five senators
to investigate the conduct OF the late
war was laid before the senate. Allen
said he had no desire to embarrass the
PRECEDENT, but 80 many complaints had
been made by the press and individuals
that he thought it time for rigid. i'm
partial Investigation TO be made. He
had, lie said. no confidence in the "Alger
relief commission" which was now con-
ducting an investigation. He criticised
the sending OF troops TO Chickamauga
where they were wasted by sickness and
death. He intimated that troops OF the
west were sent to Chicksmauga for the
benefit Of transportation companies.
He declared there had been gross ir-
rsgulsrities In handling the commits
sary and other supplies. He said IT had
been charged that the supplies were In
many cases unit for use. He was satis-
fed the charges welo true. II tie
troops had been furnished with "em-
balmed beef" the people and the world
had right TO know it.
Interrupting Allen. 5pooner, OF Wis.
cOnsiD, criticised him for anticipating
an unfair and partial report from the
commission and suggested that he might
better wait untu the report was pre-
asnted.
Hale delivered euiogy on Dingley.
The senate adjourned after adopting
resolutions on his death.
IN THE HOUSE
Washington, Jan. II. - The honse OF
representatives assent - to-day under
circumstances OF sorrow owing TO the
death Of Representative DlBgley. OF
Maine. BOutelle, the senior member OF
the Maine delegation. offered, and the
house adopted. resolutions providing for
funeral services in the hall OF the house
at noon on Monday.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-14
Death of Dineley,

Washington. Jan. IA Hon. Nelson
Dingley, OF Maine. leader Of the republi
can side on the floor Of the house OF rep
resentatlves, died here last night at 1913
o'clock from heart failure, resulting from
extreme weakness due TO pneumonia. He
was unconscious during most OF the day
and death came quietly without con.
seriousness being regained. All members
OF the family were at his bedside.
Representative Dlngley's illness dated
back 10 December 80. Physicians dag
nosed the case as one Of grip, 80 com.
monty prevailing here, and cautioned the
patient to Keep 10 his room. The follow
ing Saturday pneumonia developed in the
left lung, complicated with great irreg
ularity OF the heart.
The funeral services will be held In the
house OF representatives on Monday next
after which the remains will be shipped
to Lewiston. Maine, for burial.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-14
ENCOURAGING news.
Otis Gables That the Situation al
Manila is Improving.
No Truth In Story That American
Troops Have Mutinied.
Three Members Of Aguinaldo's Csbine
Arrive In Tnis Country.
FILIPINO EserSEER MURDERED.

Washington, Jan. i4.--Wsr department
officials were encouraged 10 day upon the
receipt OF news from General Otis. at
Manila, that indicated a distinct i'm
provement In the situation there. The
generals dispatch completely negatives
Che absurd story from Madrid that TIN
American troops at Manila mutinied and
refused 10 proceed 70 Iloilo. necessitsting
the withdrawal Of General Miller's forces
from that point. General Otis a.
master wherever he has planted his
foot and Is undoubtedly able TO carry
ont any policy as 10 the treatment OF the
natives, which the administration H.
likely to dictate. There are indications
that encourage officials TO believe that
the concilitatory policy toward the
natives recently adopted Will succeed.
although II cannot be expected that the
Filipinos- be convinced at once OF
the absolute faith In which General Otis
Is acting towards them.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-14
Agents IN New Mexico and Ari-
zona for celebrated Shedwick cream
cry butter, 25 cents per pound.
Blanchard Meat Supply Company.

A man calling himself "Broncho
Jack, the cowboy poet and evangelist"
held open air religious services on Rail-
road avenue last night. He created the
Impression that he was an able ali round
fraud, and there seems 20 be no doubt
that he Is the same person who bilked
several ministers In Las Vegas and
Ration short time ago.
A. Reed, the colored proprietor of the o.
|. C. lunch ear, was brought before Jus.
tice Crawford this morning for failing to
take out license, as required by a city
ordinance. He was fined sl6, and In de-
fault OF the same he will serve iifteen
days in the county jail
Summers Burkhart has rented rooms
in the new Grant building and will
move his law Office there on March l.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-14
BALLOT HON STOLEN.

Shots at the Thieves.
Springer, n. NJ, Jan 4.--Word has
reached this city that the ballot box at
Buena Vista, one OF the largest precinct
in the county, was stolen the night after
the election.
IL appears 20 have a spirited contest
there ana the boy was taken from the
residence of one OF the judges, who
claims to have hred three shots ut the
miscreants. This will necessitate an ap
pointment of justice OF the peace and
constable for that precinct by the coun
~ commissioners.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-14
FIRST rEnRlroElAL REGIMENT.
Order for Mastering Out Celebrated bY tho
soIdier fota M lamn lhur,hman

Order for Mastering Out Celebrated bY tho
soldier Boys at Camp Churohman,
Orders we're received last Saturday al
Camp Churchman by Colonel McCOrd for
the muster out Of the First territorial
regiment OF intaLtry. The officers and
men will be furnished transportation %
their repectiye homes. The boys Of the
regiment celebrated the receipt OF the
news OF their .mu,tr ont by shooting
fire crackers, firing of their Krag JOr
gensen rifles. having bon Ares and the
like.
Several OF the officers Of the regiment
we're In Washington last week and on
Friday last were presented by Governor
OterO TO the president ut the white house,
who received them with great cordiality,
Among them were Major Page B. OteTO,
Captains Fall, StrOyeT and Reid,
IL is understood that upon muster out,
Captain Fall will endeayor TO obtain