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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-06-07
Robbed OF $4,000.


Seattle, Wash. (SpeciaD. George
Mulligan, Of Liberal. Kan, who says
he is president Of the Eagle City Min
100 and Exploration Company, while in
this city awaiting the SAILING of vessel
for the Yukon, was robbed of $4,000.
He was drawn into dark alley by two
men as he was passing down brightly
lighted street i'll busy section OF the
tendcrloin, sandbagged and despoiled
OF the money by the ripping open of
his shirt, underneath which the money
was concealed. He reported his loss
to the police, but no clcw has as yet
been obtained to the perpetrators.
Chief of Police Meredith has found $I3,-
500 OF the alleged stolen money in the
lining Of Mulligan's overcoat.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-06-07
FIVE MEN HANGED.
California Mob Deals Summariy With
Alleged Thieves.

Alturas, Cal. (SpeciaD.-Calvin Hail
and his three sons-Frank, Jim and Mar
tin Hall-and Dan Yantis, who had been
stealing horses near here for years, were
arrested and were kept under guard by
three officers. A mob of 40 masked men
took them at o'clock in the morning
and hung them to a bridge near Look
out. The officers were overpowered and
compelled to help. The mob dispersed
within five minutes.
Lookout, the scene of the lynching, is
in the Hot Springs Valley, on Pitt River,
IS miles from Alturas, the county seat
of Modoc county. There is no tele-
graphic communication with the valley,
and the news of the lynching was
brought to Alturas by courier. Particu-
lars are very meager.
The residents OF the Hot Springs Val
ley are nearly all cattle raisers in Modoc
county.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-06-07
TURN PEKIN
OVER TO CHINESE.
Foreign Generals to Make The
Transfer This Month.
10y DEPARTURE OF GERMANS.
ing Away With Them Chinese Carts,
kshaws and All Kinds of Memcntoes
y Loot t.. A Notable Demonstration
er the Departure Of British
|glment.

ekin (By Cable).-At a meeting of
generals of the allied troops it was
.dcd to transfer the administration of
city of Pekin to the Chinese officials
|dually during June,
cunt Won Waldersee, accompanied by
staff, left Pekin Monday. Two spe-
! trains will run all the week, taking
ops to Taku. The Germans are re-
living an extraordinary quantity Of
|ggage, including Chinese carts, rick
laws, tables and chairs.
The Baluchi regiment left amid i'm
essive ceremonies of farewell. All the
her British troops, with their bands
ID every American officer in Pckin was
esent, the Americans being particularly
Xious to show their appreciation OF the
amer in which the British babe fare
III to the American troons.
London (By Cable II am inform
y says the Hong Kong correspondent
the times, wiring Saturday, that the
.ench intend to annex Hal Nan in
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-06-07
LIVE NATIONAL AFFAIRS.
A Minister From Siam.

The State Department has been In
formed that playa Phetchada (pro-
nounced Peea Pet-cha-dar) has been
appointed envoy extraordinary and
minister plenipotentiary OF Siam to the
United States, ard that the appoint
ment to this post includes no other
country. Mr.. Pe.chada is said to belong
to one OF the leading families OF Siam,
the title Phya being one OF the highest
borne by one outside OF the royal fam
lilies, Chow Phya being the highest. 1t
is understood that his name probably
will be changed to Phya Charoon Raja
Maitri before he leaves for his post,
which will be in June.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-06-07
Increase Of Shipbuilllng.

The Bureau OF Navigation reports
1924 steam and sail vessels, OF 3io7S9
gross tons, built in the United States
and officially registered during the II
months preceding June I.
OF these 64o were built along the At
lantic and Gulf, 1856 on the Pacific
Coast, % on the Great Lakes and $50
on Western rivers. The number of
wood vessels continues to be far great
er than those OF steel, although the to-
tai includes IA steel sailing vessels and
OF steel steamers. The gross tonnage
is about 80 per cent. more than that Of
the same period last year. During the
month just closed I43 vessels, OF 1867
tons, were built.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-06-07
MRS. M'KlNLEY VERY SICK.
Physicians Say That She Is Slowly Recov
ering, However.

Washington (SpeciaD. Mrs. Nc
Kinley is so desperately i'll that her
death may come at any time. The ben
eft that was hoped for from a return
to her home has failed to hold and the
dysentery which so nearly proved fatal
in San Francisco has returned. The
feeling at the White House is hope
rather than any belief that the gentle
invalid will ever recover She is so
weak that the final collapse may come
at any moment. The heroic remedy OF
injecting salt water into her veins,
which resuscitated her at San Francis
co, when all other means had failed,
has net yet been repeated.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-06-07
Captain Hall INDICATED.

Washington Especially The record
of the court martial in the case of Capt.
Newt Hall, United States Marine Corps,
who was charged by Minister Conger
with cowardice in connection with the
defense of the legations at Pekin, has
Just reached Washington Admiral
Remey has promulgated the finding in a
special order, which completely exoner-
ates Captain Hall from the charge and
finds that the only matter of substance
sustained in the charges is an error of
judgment in connection with the with
drawal of his troops at critical moment
from the Tartar wall.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-06-07
philipp,ne Revenues.

The division of insular affairs OF the
War Department gave out for publca-
ton the following statement concern
ing the customs revenues in the Phil
ippine Islands for the two months end
ed February a8, 1901, as compared with
the same month OF 1899 and 1000:
Total revenues February, 1901, ST.
455,3so; February, 1890. $563,o56; Fc3-
ruary, 1900, $724,o24. The figures indi-
cate an increase in 1901 over 1899 OF
$o8I 400, and over 1900 Of $73I355, o.
more than 100 per cent.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-06-07
German Designs Denied.

Berlin (By Cable).-In reference to
the report that the German government
contemplates the acquisition of harbor
or coaling station on the Island OF Mar
garita, off the Venezuelan coast.
United States Ambassador White said ::
This whole matter was satisfactorily
explained in both Washington and Ber-
lin to the American authorities five
weeks ago. All the German vessel did
there was to practice target shooting"
Another semi-official denial appears in
the Berliner Post.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-06-07
Reprimand for Captain Hancock.

The findings in the case Of Capt. VIM.
F. Hancock, Sixth Artillery, who was
recently tried by court-martial at Man
lila on charges of conduct to the preju-
dice OF good order and military d;sci-
pine" and failing to appear for duty
on two occasions, have been received
at the War Department The specif-
cations alleged intoxication. Captain
Hancock was found guilty and 1cn-
fenced to be reprimanded.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-06-07
An "Agnostic" Marriage.

Cincinnati (SpeciaD AN "agnostic"
marriage occurred here and formed the
closing feature of the agnostic Sunday
School that has been established here.
The contracting parties were Frederick
Federle and Miss Martha Seaman. JUS
tice Alexander Roebling performed the
legal part of the ceremony, after which
both parties made their pledges, includ-
ing one not to resist divorce proceedings.
The bride Sc repeated the words
"Should | discover that we are uncocn-
genial or mlsmated l hereby pledge that
| will not bear children that are not born
OF affection"
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-06-07
Our New Possessions.

The transport Logan HIS sailed from
Manila for San Francisco by way Of
Nagasaki with two bau.l:ons Of the
Thirty eighth Volunteer Infantry
Brig. Gen. Frederick Fu-,ton has
been assigned to command OF the
Fourth district OF the Depa tmcnt Of
Northern Luzon, with headquarters It
San Isro.
The United States Philippine Com.
mission will complete its progirti,l
tour June 20, and should the admin;
tration at Washington approve CT the
general government cc.heme CT the
Philippines, it will go into effect July !.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-06-07
Bank In Singapore Robbed.

London (By Cable).-A dispatch to
the Daily Mail from Singapore says
that notes to the value of $273355 have
been stolen from the strong room of
the Singapore branch of the Hongkong
and Shanghai Bank. Measures have
been taken by the bank which will
make large part OF the notes useless.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-06-07
Two MjUers Killed,

Connellsvile, Pa. (SpcciaD Michael
Alisco. aged 10 years, and Frank Ke-
sok were instantly killed in the Elm
Grove mine. near here, by fall OF
coal and slate, which completely buried
the men. Comrades dug them out, and
an inquest was held, resulting in YER
dict OF accidental death Kesok leaves
a widow and large family in Austria.
Alisco was unmarried
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-06-07
Double Tragedy.

Pawtucket R. I. Especially Adam
Martineau, of Lincoln, R. l., murdered
his wife by shooting her. A farm hand
who interfered was shot in the arm, and
before Martineau could be caught he
killed himself. He was about IS years Of
age.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-06-07
Tragedy In the Northwest.

Wetherford, Okla. Especially. AT
Berlin, 20 miles from here, Olan Chat
fin shot and killed DR.. MCGEE, after
which he killed himself. MCGEE had
charged Chahin with killing some
horses and Chaffin was indicted
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-06-07
Castro Dismisses Attorney.Genera'

Willemstad, Curacao (By Cable).--
President Castro. OF Venezuela, has dis
missed Senior Galavis, the Attorney
General, because OF his opinion in the
last judgment in the case OF the New
York and Bermudez Asphalt Company.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-06-07
Trolley Car and Train Coll de.

McKec:port, Pa. (SpeciaD.-By a
collision between car on the United
Traction Company's line and train on
the McKcesport and Belle Vernon
Branch OF the Pittsburg and Lake Erie
Railroad, at McKeesport, nine people
were more or less seriously injured, one
perhaps fatally.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-06-07
COnfederates at Memphis.

Memphis, Tenn. Especially Gen. Geo.
w. Gordon, of Memphis, called to order
the annual convention of the United
Confederate Veterans with gavel from
tree which shaded the favorite seat of
Jefferson Davis at Beauvoir, Miss. Rev.
J. William J. Jones, of Richmond, Va,
offered touching prayer, while the vete-
rams stood bareheaded General Gordon
then introduced Governor Mcmillan, of
Tennessee. Governor Mcmillan gave a
most hearty welcome to the visitors. He
complimented the men of the South on
their glorious record in the war, and de-
plored the fact that so many had passed
away.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-06-07
Twenty Miners Perish.

Berlin (By Cable).-A dispatch from
Waldenburg, Prussia, says that as re-
suit OF FIRE which broke out in the
Hermann mine Fl miners persisted.
Evening star., 1901-09-19
AT THE WHITE HOUSE
THE PRESIDENT TO OCCUPY IT NEXT
WEDNESDAY.
Something About the Lady Who will
Preside Over the Mansion and
the Roosevelt Family.

President and Mrs Roosevelt and family
Will take possession of the White House
Wednesday, September 25. that date having
oeen decided upon for the return of Mrs.
Roosevelt from her home at Oyster Bay.
The interval will be none too long for the
necessary renovations and fall cleaning at
the White House that the mansion may be
In a comfortable condition for its new oc-
cupants. The problem of bed room space
Will have to be mastered by the coming
mistress OF the house, as the Immediate
FAMILY numbers eight, while the number Of
their personal servants Is as yet unsettled.
Inc harrison family was, however, as
large. and during the winter season even
larger than the Roosevelt family In the
former case there were seven or eight
ADULTS. as well as three children To COM
1ortably settle them ALL and also to keen
q spare room Tor guests. gave bothersome
thoughts TO Mrs. Harrison very frequently,
ana Mrs. Roosevelt, after the spacious ar
rangement Of her Oyster Bay home will
nnd that she will inherit the same diff
Guilty. As Master Theodore Roosevelt tr
will be in boarding school very shortly his
ccmfort will only need looking after dur
Ing vacation times
Charm of the Roosevelt Family.
Inc charm Of the Roosevelt family life
mas been such a delightful participation in
the society Of the children that It is unlike
~ that the younger members Will be sent
away to school. The older boys have been
attending small school near their Long
Island home, which convenient arrange
ment Tor their mother must now be broken
up.
Miss Alice Roosevelt the eldest Of the
fresldents children, had locked forward
TO her debut here this winter, and to an
active enjoyment of it's gayeties, as well as
assisting at the more formal entertainments
or her home. The career now before her
presents the same fascinations as way
pack In General Grants day were offered
his daughter, Nellie Grant The sound of
chlldrens notes.-the sweetest music of any
home-will make the White House quite
another place the next four years and in a
way as completely change the current of
It's conduct as must follow in the official
end of the mansion because of the new
faces there.
The ROOseyelt Family.
The children of President and Mrs. Roose-
welt are Miss Alice, Theodore jr, about
fourteen years; Kermit and Archibald,
Ethel and Quentin, the latter the baby of
the flock, less than three years old
On her way back to Oyster Bay yesterday
Mrs. Roosevelt stopped an hour or two in
New York, between trains. which time she
spent In several shops. 1t was long after
dark when she reached home.
Evening star., 1901-09-19
MARRIED.

-MILSTEAD. In Camden, " J..
July - 1901 BY the Rev. James Burns, Miss
CATHERINE NJ. McCLELLAND and Mr..
THOMAS LAURENCE MIIISTEAD both OF
Washington ID. G.
MCDONALD WILSON. On Friday, July u. 1901,
at Alexandria, Va, GEORGE MCDONALD OF
lum, Md,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES At Grace Church
New York city, Tuesday, August 81 1901 by
M Rev: &C. George & Gr5fiths . Bartlett, OLGA, daughter
DAVID LOUIS SHOEMAKER Of Washington.
d. c.
Evening star., 1901-09-19
DIED.

APPEL. On Wednesday, September 1s, 1900, at
1880 pm. IRENE E.. beloved daughter Of
Frederick F. and Mary E. Appel.
A home has been stricken with sorrow,
A loved one is taken away,
And grief throws it's gloom DER the morrow
And dprkens the face OF its day.
To all the dear loved ones now dwelling
In the home which shall know her no more
As they will be constantly telling
OF our darling that has go gone nSa before s ,nvr,
str street northwest. Friday morning, September
SsH'fRfs SERG assS s eighty is q:
Funeral services Saturday. September 21. at
pm. ,-t., At S24 street street northwest Relatives
Pa, and Johnstown Pa, papers please )2'
CISSEL. On Wednesday September IS, 1901, at
a;45 pm. JENNIE CIssEI. beloved daughter
Funeral 'Grs service: Friday at 2so pm. at her
late residence, 1915 4th street northwest. Rela
1nterment at Glenwood.
! O'clock am. sAIIiE r. % daughter @ Of Of the
late Alexander Cochran Of Iynchburg, Va.
nolthwest saturday W sspssmSs1 H. ' 'ifH.
Interment at Glenwood: Friends and relatives
please copy)
e:46 pm. EDWIN B.. beloved husband OF
Louise E. Gregory tnee Meyer). in the thirty
Ro,taEs.t .05 o. E,daE gS ssgssmSs, 70 at pm
ment private, at Alexandria. Va.
HAGER On Wednesday, September IS. 1901, at
$40 v,III MIhLIAM f. BELOVED child Of wIi
months and nineteen days.
A pure and lovely child;
He gave 1t to our keeping
To cherish unde6led.
Into the dawn Of day
Down came our Heavenly Gardener
ana pockeo our mower away. MANN.
Funeral private.
HUMPHREY. At Homeopathic Hospital this
VIZ WXhp Rg 1901 At s10 i, ED
Eogland Resident Of Washington fifty years.
Funessl VIII tsLs place from hls late ,ssdsace
September 21. at pm. e
his residence, Colonial Beach. Va, JOHN A.
PIERsoN. beloved husband of Mariner A.
Notice Of funeral hereafter. q
5osH "a sPcE Of W.ssipson sfpss@oeF
Funeral service at Warrenton. lnternent at cem-
% ANeEI1Nx & sspisss ROCK. Widow % Of 4. j. f RocR Il
the seventy ninth year of her age.
asTs S + as hssn ss %
9Th street southwest, on Friday. September 20,
at 2:30 pm. Relatives and friends invited to
attend.
In MemOriam.
CUsTARD. In loving remembrance of our dazzling
WILLIE. who died eight years ago today, Sep
tember 10, 1898.
Loved in life. remembered in DEATH"
DEAN In loving remembrance Of dear
brother. JAMES A. DEAN, WHO entered into
rest twelve years ago today, September 10.
1889.
Oh how sweet II will be In that beautiful land,
So free from all sorrow and pain,
with song on lips and with harps In cur hands.
TO meet one another again.
Gone, but not forgotten.
By HIS SISTER AND BROTHERS.
Evening star., 1901-09-19

vi NIT UTIG VITEdU SVUHE DUHTHgS 1NUunH-
ing Seems so Welcome as Our
Friday Remnant Days.
No of It's that special item OF
bargain which catches the hrewd shoppers Our Remnant
days worthy of and calling They gotten to uh
weekly with nothing back them Our Friday Remnant
offerings always full of good values.
Evening star., 1901-09-19
EVERYTHING New i'm Mill Ends.

5oo woohnshed Paids and Brocaded
novelties for chldrens school dressethey the
thing-come all desirable lengths, m3M6
black brown red blue and Regular value nO
Fine Al-woo Pad inches wide, all the latest 2OC
checks and colors Worth 6oc yd-for WV
500 yds. of Fine Alwoo Camels Hair Serge-fancy
elites and paid in waist and full dress patterns Worth 50 and A
79c-for ~S'
500 yds A1woo Whipcord and Chevot gray EOc
dark and light brown only Worth S5c. ydor
Long Berkeley and Lonsdale Cambria all
lengths. Goods worth in the piece from Q3M
2oc per yd-tor - |t'
Madras and Gingnam. Worth from
ydn waist and dress engthsa the newest DU/ ~
styles and patterns '..A7/1gS'
of New Sea Island and Ponab Peae black
and grounds all the latest designs and patterns 22M
Wrapper Fannelette black, navy, and
gray grounds lengths suitable waists wrappers and 7T/ ~
kmonas-IOc. kind for. /2Se
500 yds. of Extra Heavy Twiled Canton and Shaker
Flannel lengths from yd Worth yd in 7I/
piece-tor = IT,
900 Gray Flannel, very desirable for mems Mh
working underskrts Worth yd-for W2S'
800 yds of Alwool Navy Blue Twied Flanne-exra 2mc
yds Of Fine Awool White Flannes, that sell for Or
" 900 yds of Atwood Medicated Red Flannel Regular 0e
About yds-ar that have left in SanStped XVI !,
Printed Sateen-sold high yd|or UZ2Se
bales of 3onch Brown Cotton Sells regularly for AZhc
An odd lot Of about 500 yd Fine India Lnon and Organ
Swisses-sgtly soied Sold high ydor
,9H Ss EofHn4 W M % # THIRD
Evening star., 1901-09-19
Alabama's New Constitution.
m the Birmingham News.

That there will be an opposition to the
ratification OF the new constitution which
tho people OF Alabama viii have an op-
portunity Of voting on IN the next few
weeks there is no doubt. There are In the
city today q number OF gentlemen, who
have been leaders In the past In the DEM
ocratic party. who are known to be against
the ratification Of the constitution and who
have 10 expressed themselves publicly, and
1t II believed that 1t L. their intent In
meeting here to take steps looking to an
organized opposition to the ratification.
Evening star., 1901-09-19

william Toison today In the Police Court
pleaded guilty Of disordersy conduct last
evening. and Judge Mills fined him t6, with
the alternative OF fifteen days In the work.
Evening star., 1901-09-19

CoLoRED CRAYoNs IN A BOX, 1c.
WOOD CABINET CONTAINING IL COLORED
NEAT BOXES CONTAINING co1oRED
ovHaSnss WoopES &c FOXES CONTAINING IS coLons. &c.
9 CRAY0NS ON CARD. WITH METAL
BLACK BOARD CLEANERS, &c.
BOOK STRAPS. GOOD QUALITY LEATHER &c.
R R2rRh % %aEzVY ouhH bouRnE hEAHl sTRips sSe. FINE
LEaThER; EAT HEB 2SeI; gfiSc l9c. pnXDs ANp ioc
.LARGER SIZE. SAME QUALITY. 12c. AND
EXTRA HEAVY cLoTH-BoUND BOXES, 25c,
CLOTH, BOUND STATES. RED EDGES. &c.,,
SCHOOL PENS PER DOZEN, &c.
ESTERBROOKS sPENCERIAN AND AILU-
LARGE BOTTLES OF cARrER's BEST INK
RED: VIOLET AND GREEN INK, PER BOT
LARGE BOTTLES OF Muc1LAGE, &c.
BRUSH TUBE PASTE. VERY HANDY. 1oc.
POLISHED PEN HOLDERS, UPWARD OF
nGal VERY HANDSOME LINE. INCLUDING THE
RuRBER AND CoRK-END PEN HOLDERS
FANCY PEN CLEANERS, 1oc.
BURNT LEATHER AND CHAMoys prN
CLEANERS. NEAT AND PRETTY 2Ic. CAV
sTERLING sILyER.FINIsH, LEATHER-coy.
PEN FILES AND PEN RACKS, 1oc.
PENCIL sHARPENERS. FOR 1c
EAGLE DROP PENKNIVES. THE SAFEST
VERY CLEVER CLOTH BOUND D1cr1oNAR.
Peoples WEBSTER DICTIONARY. THE
THAN $1,000 WORDS, &c. 0ooSD' MORE
xEEss ENs okz sxn Al PoaF o Sg ogR
QuiR6D SPACE FIRST FLoOH hi0HT
Evening star., 1901-09-19

A colored boy who gave his name as
Daniel Palmer was taken i'll at 10th and T
streets northwest about 3 o'clock yester-
day afternoon He was given treatment at
the Emergency Hospital
Evening star., 1901-09-19
Inn WOnem'S Neckwear

Inn WOmem'S NeCkWear
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1901-08-08

The last legislature also enact
ed law prohibiting the killing
of any song bird and all birds
known as harmless and whose
principal food is insects, by fixing
a penalty for every bird wantonly
killed. Teachers are required to
impress upon their pupils the
cruelty and criminality of this
offense.
LEE H. RUDISILLE.
County Superintendent.
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1901-08-08
THE WEATHER.

Rev. Irl r. Hicks the noted
weather prophet, says the entire
summer will be unusually hot,
very encouraging to the swelter-
ing inha bitants of all portions of
the land except in the high alti-
tudes of the mountain regions. In
localities like that of Ration hot
weather is an unknown condition.
Rev. Hicks says:
"There is a reason for every
thing that happens in nature. If
this summer is different frOnrlast
summer there must be some eX-
plana ton for the change. For
the past ten years or more | have
been continually calling the atten-
tion Of the public to the fact that
the present year would be phenO-
menal in more ways than one.
have said that there would be a
great drought and verification of
the prediction is found in the
conditions which exist today in
all parts of the country, The
reason is, that this season is
Jupiter period. The relationship
between Jupiter and Saturn is of
a peculiar nature. No man now
living will ever see them in their
present relationship again. The
bright star which we see in the
heavens in the evening, the bright
est star in the armament, is
Jupiter, and near it Saturn may
be seen. They will not come so
close together again, under pres
ent conditions, for many years. 1t
is to this phenomenon that | as
Cribe the entense hot summer, and
as these planets move slowly their
influence will be felt throught the
entire season. ."-Gazette
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1901-08-08
MONUMENT FOR JOHNSTON.

The Confederate Veterans and
Daughters of the Confederacy are
working hard to have Governor
Sayers ask the Legislature at its
special session to appropriate
money for monument over the
neglected grave of Albert Sidney
Johnston, in this city. He fought
in the Texas-Mexican war, the
United States Mexican war, and
on the Confederate side in the
civil war, meeting death in battle.
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1901-08-08
SPANIARD cOMMENDS ScALEY.

Captain Moreau, who COM
manded the Christobal Colon
in the Santiago fight, says that
Schley and the Brooklyn were
the bravest of the brave. They
were always in the thickest of
the fray.
"The suggestion that Schley
displayed cowardice must have
come from cowards," says he.