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removal, but no attempt has yet been
made to remove the vast pile of Gin
Ger-appearing wheat which lies in the
northwest angle of the basement. The
huge boilers are standing. but are sur
rounded by heaps of brick and other ma
tcrial which smokes and sputters The
wrccking is being done by the company and
probably will be completed within another
month.
II is said that the property has been
transferred to the Laciede Power Conn
pany. and that large power-house will be
erected upon the site.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-05
To.DAY's NEWS IN BRIEF.


Local discount rates were qnoted nj . W
, per cent on call ana time loans. Ihe s'iIs' ~.
Sncos were slo.59o. i5i; balances. si.3l ~. W
,nesIc exchange was quoted rs 'oiIon .'; %
New York. aec discount bid. loc discount
psIsed; Chicago, s5c premium bid. 4ec pre-
MUM asked: Cincinnati, 10c discount e,i'
par asked: New Orleans. 10c discoin, n'u,
par asked: Louisville. Zoe discount hiu' p''
asked.
The local wheat market closed nisher ''a
&c b. Dee, T5ssc b. May. 1oivh'l,:c NO, :
red Corn closed higher nj o'"1c 80 80
Ea7.ge0c May. 5sar.6izc Ne. white, ~,
closed nj ;,i;c N. Doe. as5sc h. May. 3Sisff5''
SO. .. .,o.o,
Tho local spot cotton market e''S''
steady hut l-i6c lower
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-05
M.rtne IntelIiRence.

New York. Sept. ARRIVED: Ba-barussa.
from Bremen.
Queenstown, Sept 4-Arrived: Teutonic,
from New York. for Liverpool.
Southampton. Sept 4-Arrlveo:; 81. Faui.
from New York.
= New York. Sept. Arrived: Kaiserin
Maria Theresa. from Bremen.
Philadelphia Sept. 4.-Steamship Penn
land sailed for Antwerp at p. m. to-day.
London, Sept ARRIVED: Manitou. from
New York.
Glasgow, Sept. A-Arrlveo: AiVei'iah' from
Boston.
(-oueenstown. Sept. A.--Arrived: Noordland,
from Philadelphia. for Liverpool.
New York, Sept. ARRIVED: Majestic
from Liverpool
i West Hartlepooi, Sept 4-Arriped: North-
man. Chicago, via Sydney. {. Il.
3iHone-Kong, Sept. 4.-Arrived previously:
Duke of Fife, Tacoma, via Yokohama
Sailed, Sd: Braemar. Tacoma.
Yokohama, Sept. 4.-Saiied: Clayering,
Victoria.
Liverpool, Sept. s.-sailed: Lake Cham
plain. Montreal
SBoston. Sept. ARRIVED: Ivernia. Liver
pool. s.,,.
Southampton: Mongolian, Glasgow; Ger
manic, Liverpool.
: BonIogne. Sept 4-Arrived: Steamer
Naasdam. New York for Rotterdam (and
prOceeuea'.
SOUTHAMPTON. Sept. 4.-Sailed: Steamers
Lahn (from Bremep,. New York; Haver-
ford (new). New York
ST. Michaes, Sept 4--Passeu: Steamer
Vera. Genoa, Naples and Gibraltar, for
New York
Brow Head, Sept 4.-Passed: Steamer
Cymric, New York. for Liverpool.
Beachy Head. Sept. Passed: Gene
,leska, Tacoma. via Yokohama, Htogo,
1Iong-Kong and Singapore. for London
Yokohama, Sept. S.-Arrived: Steamer
Empress of japan. Vancouver and. ficto-
ria, b. c., for Nagasak.: Shanghai and
Hong-korg.
Queenstown, Sept. I--Arrived: Steamer
commonwealth. Boston for Liverpool and
proceeded.
Marse;lles, Sept. 4.-Arri~ed: Steamer
Calabria. New York. via Naples.
Rotterdam, Sept. 4-Arrived: Steamer
Naasdam, New York. Via Boulosne- -sur-Mer
Lizard. Sept. 5. lilo a. m.-Passed: Steamer
1uersr Bismarck. New York, for Plymouth
. Chereours and Hamburg.
1 New York. Sept 4.-ArriyeG: steamel
j State Of Nebraska, Glasgow and Moviiie
cteamar Nord Amer1ka, Genoa and Naples
Sailed: Steamer Southwark. Antwerp
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-05
Post ONCE Appointments.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
,fice appointments have been made:
G.orneila J. Rosewall. clerk at Mobile, Ala; Al
bert C. Hall and Thomas Suits. substitute letter
carriers al Waco. Tex. and Daniel I. Webster.
Frank r. Hunt and Charles s. Ellis, substitute
clerks Birmingham. Ala.
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w.xTs HIS son ARREsTED-Harry
IundRrau. 10 years old. Of No. 200 Garfield
avenue. is missing from Ms nome. s. a.s n IA "a
ther yesterday requested the ponce 70 ar
rest him.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-05
AIL.ROADS.

General Manager c. L. Schaaf Of the Big
-Four inspects the c., 2. & st L.
James ]. Hill confers with railroad men
relative TO merging of Burlington, Great
Northern ana Northern Pacific.
Assistant General Superintendent Duchess
uey of the Canadian Pacific killed in tun-
mel by falling rock.
General Passenger Agent Crane OF the
Wabash says his road will not be bound
by the award OF Arbitrator Martin.
The Colorado and Southern investigates
plan to run Denver suburban trains by cleo
tric mower.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-05
SPORTING.

The Jockey Clubs refusal TO reinstate
horsemen at Kinloch causes much dissaus-
faction.
Winners at Delmar Park yesterday were:
Hazel Hughlet:. Prosper, La Gai, Hun
tressa. Ethel Wheat. Verify and lLadas.
Boston beat st. Louis by score OF to :
The Columbia won in the trial race yester-
day. owing to an accident to the Censtftu-
ton.
Lawson's yacht Independence is being bro
ken up in the yards at Boston, and WILL be
sold for junk.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-05

MaTTooN. ILL-John W. Webb OF An
derson. Ind. was committed to the county
jaii wednesday, charged with crinnsaliy
assaulting a Mrs. Wade Fuller.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-05

NASHVILLE, ILL-The second and hIai
DAYS session of the twenty ninth annual
of the Washington County gun
ay-School Association was marked Gy an
other large attendance.
LINCOLN. NEB.-Nebraska Prohibition
lists held their State Convention and nom
mated the following State ticket: Justice
of the Supreme Court, W. Bert clark. Ash
land; regents of the university. ), NJ. Dll-
Lincoln.
LITTLE ROCK, ARK.-Governor Davis
proposes to recrganize the State Guard, Gnt
pontment of Major ". III. Haynes of Little
Rock, to be Major General commanding.
The Government has allotted To Arkansas
s16.393 for militia purposes. Governor Davis
holding commission in the military service
of the State TO report to Ad1utant General
Charles jacobson within twenty days.
MEDoRA. ILL.-Mrs, Sarah Brandt of
Chesterfield has brought suit in the Macou-
pin County Court against Richard and
Thomas Netcalf prominent farmers, for
ST. 405 which she claims due her for 1--WE
years service as Turse to their mother,
Mrs. Jane Aietcalf. now dead.
PAXTON, ILL-The Gibson City Shoe
Manufacturing Company has been organ.
lied by electing ]. II. Collier president and
r. A. Mcclure vice president: W. NJ. Cob
at sI5.e00 Is building a fine. large factory
and will employ about $50 operatives.
FMPORIA, KAS.--A fire. started by 6
spark from Santa Fe engine, caused
property loss Of $4,000. Three lumber yard
and church were burned. and It j:
| thought that Chief Humphreys of the fir,
| department persisted in the flames.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-05

sIKESTON. MO.-Mrs. William isom at
tempted to commit suicide by taxing mer'
phine.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-05
TELEGRAPH NEWS
BRIEFLY TOLD

ST. JOSEPH, MO.-Local recruiting OF.
ficers have received tnstructions 10 ehiis'
no more infantrymen.
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ASHLEY. ILL-The large kiln Of j. w.
ofiin was destroyed by fire Wednesday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-05
FOREIGN.

ss.yrbe E,c1ner,ical Methodist Conference
6pened In London yesterday. The lynching
a negroes In the South and the Boer War
were discussed by speakers at the opening
Session-
Mrhe German cruiser wacht was sunk by a
lattleship in q collision in the naval ma
3Teuvers I'm the Baltic yesterday.
EPrince Chun of China was received by EN-
tsrcr william at Potsdam YESTERDAY. AFTER
perfotning his expiatory duties the Prince
was courteously entertained by the Kaiser
The promise of the United States to inter.
vene in case of war between Colombia ana
Venezuela has had the effect OF producing
more peaceful relation between those coun-
tries.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-05


.i.h, BOARD OF Education VIII insiSt on
ebcdi,n,e to- its rule tha. every c't''u WIZ
attends the public schools. II not i1 hiit''.s ~
vaccina:ed. must be vaceinated III "inet "
remain. A.,
Ruycr- from Missouri. Illinois ana Ar.
1ars,s keep the wholesale district ouss
day and night
.rba I.xcrstlyc Committee has deterininea
10 rrnyidc a separate building Tor inc ic-
nartusnt of Education ut the "of'us + ar
Blind organ grinder fights crowd wh,th
.intcrrcred VIA, his severe trcatmeh' oi MS
li,,l. r,lrf for refusing 10 feign hln"ss'
Attorneys for the Dclrnar Jockey 'iuo
esk Judge Can't OF the Supreme court W W
issue vii. OF prohibition against Cireui,
Judge Iachritz.
Mrs Ada Pigs. bride OF two mohths
n,ieupted to end her life by taking NOR
phine white her husband was out OF 'iie
city. s;hs believing he had deserted her.
street car employees refuse TO answer
questions at Ccr-lncr's inquests.
Worlds Fair officials extend to the Ecu
mepical Conference OF M.thedisfn. now III
ression In London. an invitation TO meet III
Et. Louis In 1893.
Irwin Young s years old, who foiio"su
.i,e Labor Day parade ana was lost Is fe-
stored TO his parents
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-05
WASHINGTON.

The .lan' TO send artillery to jefferson
Ies-r.rks has been abandoned and cniE
cavalry will be stationed there DURING 'iio
nexi three years.
Mrs. Catherine i. BaococB, II ior''tei
leader in washington society. is insane.
pxrendIinres of the Government for July
.srd August were nearly 100000 less than
n, the same months OF last year.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-05
GENERAL DOMESTIC.

GENERAL DoMs,fSllI-
Modern wcodman Day at Sprinsheio' Mo
attracts thousands OF excursionists ifou'
surrounding points.
Il Contest over the selection OF pr'pcipa,
Of the Fred Douglass negro pubic scnooi
isi Columbia has been settled by the seiee-
ton of Mrs IL. a. Clark.
Springfield ILL.,, police have a livery cna,e
after a negro. who had driven away a riS
belerging 10 Governor Yates's daughters.
Texas Legislature has adjourned one
snec,al session and the Governor has caiieu
smother session for tho purpose OF pass'as
an appropriation bill.
Texas cotton dealers declare the Govern
ment's crop report on cotton as applying
to the Weld In Texas is ridiculous. placing
the production altogether too high
Indiana physicians stitched up the injured
throat of an ostrich after n severe nsht
with the bird which 1t took several men 10
overcome.
Kansas City members of g. A H. tahe
etsense at a letter from committee IN charse
.nf proposed reunion at Cleveland, w. anu
will not attend.
s,Arkansas state militia will be reorganlzed
Mairr W IL. HAYNES has been placed III
charge by Governor Davis as commanding
officer
Missouri girl dies as result of overexerton
AVID excitement while attending a street
51ir.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-01-08
TOPICS CT THE DAY.

Mr.. McCandless may endeavor to
shield Mr. Rowell ny assuming the
responsibility for the dismissal OF
Charlie Petersen from the lookout
station, the fact remains, however,
that there have been unfriendly
feelings between the ipcomps tent
Rowell and the faithful look out
for years, and that Rowell was only
too glad to get an opportunity to
fire" Petersen. The merchants
and the shippers have faith in
Charlie, and they have none in
Rowell AS it is their interests
which are to be considered thew
naturally do not fesl like submit
ting to the arbitrary action of boss
Rowell and his minion McCandless
without registering a vigorous kick.
The neglect TO signal the Mariposl
was a great Inconvenience TO the
public and decided annoyance to
the steamer which was under rush
orders. We DO not belong to those
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who wishes yellow material for their
papers or magazines. The lepsrs
10 not very good advertising card
Tor the islands and the less said
about that spot on our fair islands
the halter. As far as Representa-
tive-e ect Bsckley is concerned we
think be eau DO furnished with all
the points he may desire through
thu mail. The Intelligent inn 'tes
of the 5 ,ttlement are oaly too will :
ing to rsducs to writing their com.
plsiuts aud grievance, real aud
.magluery. Mr.. Bsckley will not
ue trolbled with his leper constitu-
ents much longer il the Advertiser
aas its way and induces Congress to
ship the lepers to the Philippines.
Should the territorial Legislature,
anticipating such an outrage, repeal
the laws relating TO segregation the
ftdsral government would probably
find some difficulties in carrying out
the Advertisers scheme OF forcible
deports ion. Why doesn't our con-
temporary advocate the deportation
OF all con.umptives, say, 10 Alaskaf
Congress is a Supreme Being ac-
cordipg to Advertiser theory, and
consum ption is a far more danger
Gus disease han ia leproey.
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what would have been the resnlts7
what would have been Rained7 Will
COX would have returned to Hswsii.
He would in due time enter the
field as candidate for Delegate, and
he would be elected not by ma
'rity Of few hundreds but by ANA.
jority of thousands. We doubt that
Colon1l Parker would accept n
nomination to iun against Wilcox,
and we feel sure that no Demo
cratic candidate would appear, and
that the majority Of votes cast for
Prince David would be given 10
Wilcox. La the meautime Hawaii
would be without representative
in Congress, which perhaps would
not be OF great moment at present,
as Wilcox writes that Hawaii eau
expect nothing during the short
session, and that We may consider
it great piecs OF luck if We get a
cable.
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who believe that any man ever be-
come necessity in an offics. There
are ofcourse a. good fishes in the
eea as out of the sea. BIT we do
belisve in holding on to the & h we
know is good as long as there is life
in him and not experimenting with
fishes WA know nothing Of. MIR.
MrCaudless' appointme,t has not
yet been confrmsd by the Ssnate,
and it is doubtful that it will be a.
loug as Rowell rema,us ia Office aud
acts as dc facto buss. - ts
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-01-08

The absurd action Of the Gov
ernor aud his cabinet in mee,iug in
conclave 10 seriously discuss
whether q license to sell hquor
should be granted to Ajuli OF Wa
lnku, and to Scott Of MSkawao will
simply result in change in our
liquor laws making it compulsory
on the treasury department to issue
licenses to whoever applies For 1t
aud put up the necessary ies.
What in the name OF COMMON sense
has the Governor aud the secretary
got to do with liquor licenses ans
more than they have with tobacco,
milk or peddiipg licenses. lmagin-
the Governor AID his cabine' enter
into u serious discussion as to the
proprieiy uf allowing All Fdt on
Nubau 10 sell tobaccu under
license or deb ate for hours whether
Pau Wo shall be permitted IT, ped
do cake at Kahikiuui on Maui
The trouble is that our Off ,iaIs
have become so nsrrow minded
from the central zstion of power in
the family compact that they con
slider it vital to tia welfare Of he
territory that they, owl like, study all
the details Of the working oithe
government machinery from the
granting If beer license to the
purch asing Of new hose for an ex-
cavator. 1t is time for the Lagisla-
ture to place the work Of each De-
partmsnt in the hands OF the chief
of the Department without refer
ence to the Governor AID his sa.el
lites. Let the issuing. OF licenses,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-01-08

Wilcox writes that hs has made
enquiries in regard to the using of
interpreters ia the territorial Legis-
lature aud that he learns that the
Legislature can provide interpreters
for members who do not speak or
understand e ,glsa but wish to ex-
press al opinion On any subjsc', but
that all proceedings must be in the
English language That will mean
great loss at time and prospect
that very little will be accomplished
during the ninety days the Leg:sla.
ture will be in session.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-01-08

The silly bigamy charge will OF
course nave no effect on the COM
mittee which dealt with the Rob
erts "trigamy" case. That case was
of very different nature Roberts
avowed that he no longer adhered
TO the doctrine OF polygsmy but he
declined to abandon BIS wives, who
had, in days gone by, married bim
according TO the doctrines OF the
Mormon Church and born him chill
dren. The first marriage OF Wilocx
has been annulled by the Pope, and
local paper has published all the
documents ia connection with the
case. The lady who was Mrs. Will
COX was oply too glad to get rid OF
her husband, and he would never
have heard from her if he had not
suddenly appeared as Delegate TO
Congress. Whether the domestic
relations between Wilcox and his
first wife, who, by the way, 10 no
more princess than is wife No. 2,
is none of ours nor Loebenstein's
business. We cannot believe that
matters are SO black as they have
been painted. | they were we fail
to understand the arrival here,
some time ago, OF Baron Sobrero,
the brother of wife No. |, and his
remaining here as the guest Of Will
cox aud wife No. 2. The Catholic
Church ha, welcomed Wilcox into
its fold, which it would not have
done if he was bigamist; McK;n-
ley has officially received MIR. Will
cox and the lady known as Mrs.
Wilcox, which he wouldn't have
done if Theresa was not the lawful
wife Of the Delegate. With such
stamps Of approval on his social and
moral standing Wilcox can we'll
afford to laugh at the would be
leaders of the Republican party in
Hawsii who believe they are the
whole shooting match ia Wash.
ington.
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When yor want hack ring up
l9l, On that stand you will get
'eiiable and good driver, fine hack,
nd no overnh araing.
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III YOU want the very latest de-
signs ia dress goods, call at l.. B.
Kerr s. Cor, Queen Street.
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We fully agree with the action OF
the Board If Health in refusing per
mission TO visit the Lspar Ssitl g.
ment to every. newspaper writer
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TUESDAY. JAN s, 1901.
WILCOX IN WASHINGTON.

The frantic Efforts o, G gorge Gear,
the attorney for the Loebenstein-
Kepolkai combination, to unseAt
Robert Wilcox, the Delegate for Ha-
wall to Congress, do not evidently
worry the representative OF tho
Territory, who smiles serenely and
writes to us that the antics OF Gear,
Moreno & Company are simply con-
sidered piece of low blackm ailng.
We should imagine that the bigamy
rot would have been dropped by
this time, but Mr.. Gear, on behalf
Of Loeben.tein, keeps up the fight
and both are, Of course, willing to
drop all attacks on Wilcox if the in
huence of the Delegate could be
used to secure the coveted circuit
judgeship for Gear and the entree
to West Point for Mr.. Loe benstein's
sou. There is one thing We all
must admit in regard to Wilcox.
During his motley political career he
hns never been known to be for sale
nor has he ever been known to peel
on a pal. We realize his many
faults but we give him credit where
credit is due him, and the Gear
Loebenstein. Keroikai combination
will learn that tbey struck the
wrong man if they thought they
could scare Wilcox into making s
bargain.
Moreno's stand is on par with the
political past OF the miserable old
fraud. Before Wilcox was elected
Moreno in the Washington Bee
blackguarded him in most Zero
oious manner, and the Bee took up
the Moreno cue and joined in the
abuse. Moreno charged Wilcox
with fraud and swindle, and accused
him OF robbing his benefactor, Mo-
reno, as we'll as Queen Liliuokalani.
He swore by all the greasy Italian
gods that Wilcox should never t.ke
seat in Congress, and the Bee
echoed "Never." Wilcox WAS elect
ed and in due time appeared at
Washington. Wilcox as delegate is
quito a different mao to Wilcox the
candidate with slim chance of be
ing elected-ia the minds of Mo-
reno and the Bee. Moreno saw vi
sions of share in the fat salary Of
Delegate and tho very comfortable
mileage fee, and a change came over
his dreams. This is what Moreno
says in the Bee:
"The cowardly attack that has
been made on MIR. Robert W. Will
COX, by his political enemies will do
more to help than to injure him.
"There is no man in the world
more friendly to the oppressed and
his people than Mr.. Wilcox. Tue
slimsy protest that has been fled
through the fundamentally Of the
defeated candidates for his place
will have no effect>at all. The at
tempt to draw the color line is
cowardly and uDjustifiabls so FAR as
Mr.. Wilcox is concerned"
Tho Rae ad;tor;. lly 6auotao
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We cou Id never understand why
the names OF people who sci adul-
terated food should not be publish
ed. The food INSPECTOR isa public
othcisl, his reports are pnb'ic pro-
party, and it sbould certAinly not
be- left to the. dincretiontof the in
spsctor or the B ,ard OF Health "a
to what names should he < ven TO
the puh lic and wha, privileged per
! sons should have their nsmes sup.
pressed. Mr.. Sho,ey will have the
support o, tbs whole community 10
his lnilk crusade, but we hope he
will also keep an eye on other b4ver-
ayes from soda water to hard stuf
which. in many instances contain
ingredients which are harmful to
the consumer. The Legislature
should amend the law relating to
the sale and delivery OF adulterated
food so a. to strike at the principal
and rot ct the servant. The de
! eisions OF Judge Wilcox were cor.
rect Of course when the milk ven
doris escaped punish ment on techni.
calities, but that possibility cou d
easily be- remedled by change il
! the laws.
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etc, become m ,ndst Try and there
will be an end to rel tapeJm.

The man CArriugton who was 10
establish a new telephone company
10 Honolulu has turned oat to i've a
blk aud traul. Honoln'u has
bsen 80 often bitten by men of his
class that she ia wary nJS and like
the burnt CHI ii shu,s the fire.
One thing was Illustrated by the
encouraging press notes aud con-
mAnts which Darlington receive,
aud that was that any tele phone
rompsny in opposition to the mono
poly now driving the public frantic,
will b. hailed with the most lively
satisfaction by sutf ring Honolulu.
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The Bee editorially devotes one and
a half column in eulogizing the new
colored messiah whom the oppress-
ed Hawaiians havs sent to Wash-
ington, where the Bee and its large
colored clientele are absolutely at
the disposal Of that staunch defend
er of his race, his country and all
lofty principles, Robert w. Wilcox.
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Let US imagine for moment that
the imbeeiles who seem determined
to ruin the Republican party he'd
succeeded iu unseating Wilcox,
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THE INDEPENDENT, so cents per
mouth.
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Many 6 SNYDER
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AMERICAS BRAVE HEROES ALL

To the Editor OF the Eaglei
Arnerica's brave heroes all
That & er obeyed the trumpets call,
To YOU we sing this song
Nay your fair honor shine as bright
as Fhoebus white, eternal light.
And shine as long
1e fathers Of our native land,
~ DO dared for freedoms sake. TO stand
Against the tyrRnt foe.
fosterlty shouts your applause.
For them ye fought your noble cause,
Ana were laid low.
Ee loyal men from out the north,
Who showed your own. your nation {
worth
When strife within arose.
8 land united decks your graves;
o er north and south Gle Glory waves
Rest IN repose.
1e pTacticec~ youths, your nations pride
With honor heaped from every side
Long may your deeds be sung
4 cause more JUST vas lever fought
fe save your lives for men uasought
And died stfll young.
When war IS but in story told,
And the present time IS days OF Old
Ee shall be living then
Ye champions Of causes three,
OF freedom and 81 liberty
and love towards ue1.
FRANK :. kINSET.