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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-25
General News Notes.

The Electric city Whcclmen will con-
duct another of their favoritc stag
parties at their club house on Tuesday
evening. \ minstrel performance will
be given by the members. \ smoker
viii follow.
The raillc for u set Of mining tools
for the benefit of Mrs. :. W. Roberts
has been postponed until March II.
Tho Womcn's class of the simpson
Methodist Episcopal church will meet
on Friday afternoon.
The William Connell Glee club held
a rehearsal in Mears' hall yesterday
afternoon. The club viii depart on
saturday for washington. u. G.. to
participate in the inaugural cere-
monies on March t.
st Paul's Pioneer corps met yes
toldaE afternoon in Masonic hall. ana
decided to change their meeting place
Ia the new Young Mems Institute hail.
The Ladies Aid society of the Ply
mouth church will meet on Wcdncs-
day.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Simp-
son Methodist Episcopal church win
hold an important session on Thurs
da". The presence of every member
* desired.
J. y. NeaIiS. of Ninth street. is in
Now York city on Il business trip.
Miss Minnie Reese. of LAFAYETTE
street is the guest Of New York
friends
Dr. George Il. Reynolds was called
TO Suaquehanna county yesterday on
professional business.
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In Police Court.

iid Lamb. a. well known character
in police circles, was fined $40 by AL
derman Davies for disorderly conduct
i'm Henry cannons hotel, on Jackson
street. saturday evening.
W. Henderson, and VI. McNulty en-
gagged in u fistic encounter in the lunch
wagon. on North Main avenue. early
yesterday morning. and smashed sew
cral pan"s Of glass. The proprietor
sent word tn the police station, ana
Patrolmen MCColligan ana Thomas
responded and arrested both. They
We're fined.
Robert McAndrcw, of Stark's court
was compelled to pay 81 for threatens
ing to set fire To the domicile of his
mother If she refused to give him
money with which To purchase intoxi-
CantS.
George lGufpCnny, Of Providence, I'M
bibcd too much of the flowing bowl,
amt losing his way, wandered over to
Jackson street. where he sought to
gain an entrance TO what he supposed
was his home. He paid for losing his
way.
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ished in time for the date set, so It was
thought best to postpone.
The Royal Arcanum viii hold an
important meeting in Masonic hall this
evening.
Amos Shalfer is spending some time
with friends in Wayne county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Damon. of Pitts
ton, visited Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Bry-
den. on North Blakely street, last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. \. NJ. Bingham. OF
North Blakely street. were i'm Pittston
yesterday, where they were called by
the Illness of Mrs. Bingham's mother
who is i'll with pneumonia.
Miss Marjorie Lewis is visiting Miss
Cabin at the homestead on Elm
street.
Miss Olive Ilaiues is visiting friends
in Honesdalc.
Dispa tcher Chas Ford attended the
funeral of II relative in Binshamton
on Saturday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-25
IN A BAD WAY"
Many a Scranton Reader Will
Feel Grateful for This
Information.

When your back gives out.
Becomes lame, weak or aching.
When urinary troubles set in.
Your kidneys are "ln a bad way
Doan's Kidney Pills will cure you.
Here is local evidence to prove It:
Mr.. Philip Carver. barber at the COR
nor OF IaCkawanna and Penn avenues.
says: "T was subject TO pains across
my back for some time. After being
on my feet for fourteen or fifteen
hours a day the pain was SO intense
that / could scarcely bear II. | tried
different remedies. but never got any
thing that brought relief until I used
Doan's Kidney Pills. ! only used them
n short time before | was entirely rid
of the pain, and 1t is months since |
had any symptoms of my former
trouble. NV wife also used Doan's
Kidney Pills, and joins me in praising
them. | would not he without them in
the house"
For sale by all dealers. Price. 10
cents. Foster AIilburn CO.. Buffalo. y.
V, sole agents FOR the United States.
Remember the name poan's and take
no substitute.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-25

Guild, Fred Atherton. Floyd Fuller,
GIarold Kennedy and Culver Hurley.
w. II. Watts. OF Philadelphia. was n
Green Ridge visitor yesterday.
a daughter hats been born to- Mr..
ana Mrs. Theodore Dougheity, Of
Wyoming avenue.
Mr.. ana Mrs. j. NJ Williams, OF
Delaware street. are rejoicing over the
birth 81 q son.
The exercises in connection with the
opening of the Sunday school room
OF Asbury Methodist Episcopal church
yesterday afternoon were fully as in
teresting as had been promised, ana
reflect great credit upon those hay
ing charge.
The Green Ridge Woman's club viii
hold tn" regular monthly meeting in
the parlorS Of the Green Ridge Pes
h%torian church this afternoon at $50
o'clock.
ChriStS church rummagc sale VIII
begin Tuesday. Feb. %. at 10 o'clock.
in tho oSterhout building. II. West
Market street, until Friday. Friends
who have anything to donate will
please send articles to the Osterhout
building ~ to Mrs. T.. :. Ballentine.
Grand View and washington avenue,
~ Miss Virginia Moore, 1c54 Carorsc
avenue.
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menu. to be followed by an entertain
ment, the programme of which con-
tains the names of the best musical
and literary artists of this side. over
nine hundred tickets have been dls-
posed of.
The members of Robert Morris lodge
of True Ivorites will commemorate the
event with n banquet. TO be held at
Fairchild's hotel. The committee in
charge have been laboring zealously
for some time to make the event a
decided success 1t will he a "stag"
AFFAIR. The ladies will be omitted.
Every two years the men only indulge
in these fcastS.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-25
SPOKE AT MANY MEETINGS.
Drummer Evangelist Had Very
busy Day.

The Drumme9 Evangelist Rev. w. H..
Williams put in Il fun day yesterday.
lie conducted three Auti-saloon league
meetings. which were very largely at
tended At 1890 Il. M, lie was in the
Presbyterian church at Luzerne; mt 3
y. m. in the Methodist church, Car
bondale, and at :. y. nr., in the same
editiCc.
Tonight and Tuesday he will assist
in special revival meetings in the
Methodist church. Carbondale; Feb.
rs, Methodist church, Russell Hill:
March /. Baptist church, la Grange;
sunday. March 3. lo3J Il. M, Prcsby-
terian church. Plains; S15 y. M, Tay-
lor Avenue German mission; i.3O p.
M. Methodist church, Providence;
March 4. Methodist church, Larkes-
Vile: March > to II inclusive special
revival meetings Baptist church. Peck
Vile: Sunday. March Il, 80 p. M,
baptist church. Green Ridge: Sunday,
March II, & p. m.,Welsh Baptist church,
Parsons.
Tuesday. Feb. 26. AT 9 II. m, Mr..
Williams will address the public school
of LuZernr; subject, young People
at School -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-25
WEST SCRANTON

Jews. His mission was to the lost
sheep of the house Of Israel. but He
was compelled to say, We will not
Therefore, he says: THE Kingdom
shall be taken from you and given to
nation bringing forth the fruits
thereof But as He hung upon the
cross and uttered the grandly divine
words: Father, forgive them, they
know not what they do" the way OF
salvation was left open for them and
the disciples brought in both Jews and
Gcntiles such as should be saved"
The conclusion was a pathetic incl
dent from the Civil war showing re-
Concilatiou between a soldier OF the
north aud one of the south, both
wounded unto death. So, over the
bloody chasm of Christs death jew
and Gentle can clasp hands with mu-
tual love. for Christ is God over all.
blessed for cVrrmOrp.
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Services will begin promptly al l2OJ p. M sns
viii last ten minutes. All ate welcome.
Rev. W. 6. Simpson, pastor OF the AsburN
Methodist Episcopal church on Monsey avenue,
preached an earnest sermon yesterday morning.
setting forth, as he viewed them, the needs OF
the sunday school. At the evening service lie
took Tor his theme. "Makinc Light of the Cos
pei Provision"
Rev. j. ". Messenger, pastor of the Zion
Evangelical church, addressed large meeting
of the young men yesterday afternoon in the
temporary headquarters Of The Young Men
Christian association ON North Washington avc-
nuc. The male chorus from the church sang sew
eral hymns in an inspiring way.
In the Young Mems Christian association rooiN
every Monday cycrmg at o'clock the Worker .
band hold I service Tonight il will he in
charge Of the delegates who will return todds
trom the ktatc convention held at Lancaster, and
an interesting and helpful service is assured
Men viii hc made welcome at this service.
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Personal Mention.

Harl"S T.. Sweet, son Of Rev. ana
MIS-. j. u. Sweet, student at the
nlNerSltN of syracuse. returned home
yesterday suffering from a threa tened
attack of pneumonia
Joseph Hefiron, of Musgrave's phar-
macy. spent the Sabbath in Wilkes
Barre.
Mr.. Robert Diehl, Of South HYDE
Park avenue, is quite i'll with typhoid
fever.
Mrs. Frank Transue. of Tenth street,
is entertaining Miss Bush, of Della
ware Water Gap.
Ambrose Mayo. of SWetland street,
Is on the sick list.
Mrs. Philip Warren. of North Lin
coin avenue, has recovered from a
short illness.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-25
OBITUARY..
William Reddins.

William RodduG died at : o'clock ycstcrdas
morning at Ms home, 12l Grove street, Dunmore,
after an illness ot several weeks with grip. liz
!, survived by hi, wife and one son, Leonard,
and the following brother, and sisters: Thomas
Rcdding, OF Ithaca, y. y, John Rcdding, q
South Owcgo, y. Y, and Mrs. Iahcy, OF Owcgo.
y Y
Mr. Hcddiu& wa, born in south Owcgo in lSj,
and came here nin,iCcn wears ago to accept a
position ~ superintendent for the Dickson Manu-
featuring COMPANY ilo a skilled architecu
aud worked on the plans Of the court house in
hi, city and the capitol in Albany. lie also
supervised the construction OF several OF the
large buildings in this city. For the last twa
Years hc has been in the employ OF the Mulheyin
n Judge Lumber company. In 1854 he was
married Ia Miss Catherine Ionroy, Of Pcckville.
The funeral viii be held "Wednesday morning
At . O'Clock, \ requiem mass will be celebrated
IN ST. Pml'S Catholic church, Green Ridge. and
utcnuonr will be- held ia Nj. Carmel cemetery.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-25
Y. w. C., A, Notes.

I'm imporiaut meeting of the West
side branch of the Young Womon's
Christian association is called for this
evening in their rooms over Waters
jeWelry store, on South Main avenue.
1t is especially urged that every menu
Der he present.
Tn, Tuesday evening service will he
led by Rev. George Allich Every one
is invited to attend.
The attendance at the rooms from
sept. 6 TO date numbers 4.S5J. at rclig-
ious services. SN1. Those present at
the meetings of the Junior club were
1l3.
The current expenses of the associa-
ton for the last year have all been
paid and balance remains in the as
socialion to deflay all expenses until
Aplil.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-25
BROKE WINDOW WITH FIST.
Roger Williams Was Made a Subject
for Hospital

\ man giving his name as Roger
Williams received treatment at the
Lackawanna hospital at midnight Sat
urday night, suffering with Il cut on
the wrist. the result Of trying to shove
his fist through a window in Mrs.
SIMPSONS place i'm Raymond court,
He was arrested at the hospital by
Patrolmen Addyman and Potter and
taken to the city hall station house.
lie was fined 81 by the mayor yeSter-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-25
DUNMORE.

The alarm of fire turned In from
box 33 yesterday afternoon about
o'clock, was caused by a fire in house
ON Firth street, owned by George Rob
inson. and occupied by Charles Hoff-
man The Electrics. Independents and
NeptuncS responded in the order
nam"d, and succeeded in eNtinguish-
ing The blaze with the chemical
stream. The fire was caused 10y an
over heated llre and was discovered
first on the second floor. The damace
was trihing and fully covered by in
Surancc.
The bazaar which the Ladies' Aid
society of the Presbyterian church had
expected to open in odd Fellows halt
on March II, has been postponed un-
Ill the 2Nth. 1t was found that many
articles under way could not be fin
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-25
James Hackett.

James lJckrtt, for many years a well known
meicuint TAILOR of This city, died after brief
illness at hi, residence, 22j North Washington
avenue. d, am early hour saturday morning.
Many Of our older residents will recall him as
one OF the earliest tridcsmen in his line. Fail
ing health compelled him 10 give up active
business several yCus ago. Mr.. Iiackett was
born in County Carlow, Ireland, in 1897. Ono
.uu. John, and three daughters, Sister Mary
uildclurlr OF Chicago, and Kate aud Anna, Of
thi, city, survive him.
Funeral services at 81 Peters cathedral at .
o',o., this morning. mtcrrncnt in Cathedral
cemetery.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-25
GREEN RIDGE.

Miss Carrie Hitchcock. of Washing
ton avenue, gave Salama gunda party
TO the members of the 4. r. Social club
FRIDAY evening. The guests We're
Misses Julia HenN ood, Grace Ather-
ton, Helen Chamberlain, Leila Wood
rum, Gertrude Guild, Nettie Lawrence,
Isabella Jones, Jennie Okell, Florence
Kintner, Rut Ham, Cole Price. Har-
ry Connolly, John Price Russell
Shurtleff, Ralph Gillespie, Durham
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Sustained Serious Injuries.

Miss Jane McGlune. a domestic en-
ployed al the home Of Mrs. Burke, of
205 Ninth street. met with a very pain
ful accident on saturday while at
tending To- her household duties.
She was walking down flight OF
stairs when her foot caught in the car
pet precipitating her to the bottom
breaking her left arm and inficting Il
deep cash over her left eye, cudanGcr-
ing her eycsight
Dr. Haggerty was called ana dressed
the injuries.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-25

heat that the ginger Was Sapped out
of any mars personality and one could
wish for nothing better than to fol-
lew the example Of the rase-lovlne
SOutherner and stretch himself mao
lentlv out i'm a hammock with cool,
glorious mint julep close at hand,
For eleven years Mr.. donaldson has
been in the government employ ana
has been assigned To weather stations
In about every state east of the Mis-
souli. Maryland is his native state,
but lac declares that Of all the places
n which hc has been located and or
all the atmospheric conditions which
h" has confronted, in Scranton he has
found that which is thoroughly con-
genial
Scrantoniuus, uf course, grumble at
the weather. It's perfectly natural
that one should 2rumble at it, but
Still in constant cousure, the fact il
overlooked that we enjoy one Of the
finest, most equuble climates to he
found in the country. Observer Dom
aldson is a man qualified by eNper-
i"prc to express a sound opinion anl
h" says that Scranton's average
Weather is Just about right,
Your winters aren't by any means
severe" he declares "and your sum
mors are far from being oppressive.
The summer nights here are almost
perfect with their cool balmy air,
and abov" al, your climate is "A splcn-
did. healthy one
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-25

The anniversary of the birth of St.
David. the patron saint of Wales,
which occurs on Friday. will be OBJ
served as usual in an appropriate man
nor by the Welsh people. Several
Welsh organizations of this side are at
present actively engaged in arranging
for banqucts, entertainments, etc.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Tab
crnaclc church will serve a delicious
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-25
Frederick Wente.

FrrdpiD, Ncutc. one Of the oldest residents
nj Duumurr, died at his home on South Bakely
street IN that borough on saturday. lie was 70
years o., age aud a veteran Of the Civil war
nr had been feeble for some time aud death
was caused hv general debility, widow aud
seven adult children survive him. The funeral
will take place uom his late home this sitcr-
noon ~ 80 o'clock. lnelmcut will be made
in nuumogc cemetery.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-25

team. the score being 30 TO 6. Several
of their best players were not in CON
dition to play.
An entertainment was held at the
Welsh Congregational church on West
Market street last Friday night under
the auspices OF class No. II.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-25
Oar Linen Department

includes everything in that line that be Used household
and qualities from the good medium grades, highest
class goods that money buy For example Good Table
DamaskS 50 inches wide beached unbleached can be had
during the next days THEY'RE worth SIG and
like reductions prevail all the through Till imported
goods are reached In all the finer qualities napkins
TO match, while Table Napkins every day will 90 at SOC
dozen The same remarks will apply Towel and IoWelng
stocks which include everything in their line under the For
instance can buy Linen TwIed Crash inches wide for
Ioc yard that would cheap, 3c at any other
time. Really good all linen lluc towels large 90 at 22c
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-25
A SENSIBLE MAN

Would use kemp's Bdsam for the Throat and
Lungs. 1t is curing more Coughs, Colds,
Asthma honcitis, Group and an 1hroat and
Lung Trouhlcs, Than any other medicine. The
proprietor has authorized any druggist 10 give
YOU sample Bottle Free to 'onNincc you OF the
merit Of thi' great remedy Price PIC aud 10
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-25
SERMON OF
REV. DR.. SWEET
TOPIC OF HIS DISCOURSE. JEW
AND GENTLE"

He Was Listened to by Very Large
Congregation-Miss Jane McGlone
Seriously Injured by Being Thrown
Down acknowledgements Are
Being Made for the Observance of
st. David's Day-Robert Morris
Lodge Will Conduct a Banquet.
Cases Heard in Police Court.
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Layella X. Heinds.

L.,rla,R. llciud,, the l0year.old daughter ot
Mn. and MIS- Warren NJ. Hciuds, OF 693 Dickson
avenue. died saturday midnight.
The funeral will be held at $50 O'Clock tomor-
row afternoon from the home Interment will
Doe made in the Forest Hill cemetery,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-25

II was Senator Mcdonald vino inter
ested these men in the investment and
induced them to put their money into
il. II is said they are enthusiastic
over the possibilities of the Lacka-
wanna valley as an industrial center
and that their enthusiasm viii likely
lead to further investments by thcm-
selves and their friends who have
heard them discuss the matter
Rcy. J. j. Griffin, III" new chancellor
Of the catholic diocese of scranton
and the moderator of tho Catholic His
toricul society and Newman Magazine
club, was placed in a somewhat ON
harrassinC position when selected hv
Bishop IIuban to undertake" the task
of directing the Worl, of the Newman
club, Il position which had been filled
hy thu lumonted Father NacGOldriuk
since the time thu club was formed.
1t was a matter Of som" moment for
Father Griffin, almost Il stranger in
the city. To take up the work which
'hc hand Of death caused his diatin-
guished predecessor to rolinquish and
to b,. forced to suffer comparison with
e man of Father MaCGuldrck'S uu-
usual attachments.
Father Griffin has demonstrated that
the Bishops selection was wise one.
Ilc has maintained IN" standard Of
the club and has cnfuscd SOmC of his
own energy into the members ana led
them to take an increased interest in
it. lie ia rcsOurCoful in the matter
Of arranging the programmes for the
meetings SO as 10 bring out the best
that is in the mcmt"rs and in en-
couraginP those who are timid about
participating in public oyerciscs.
Father Griffin is Il native of Homes
dale, but was stationed at carbon
dale, when called here to tll the i'm
portant office of chancellor of the
diocese Judac T.. T.. smith, of the
Superior court. IL a brothcr-in-laW OF
Father Griffin.
W. T.. Donaldson. thu official in
charge of the local station of the
United States weather bureau who
has been changed To Bnghamton, y,
v, Is a man of experience in atmos-
pheric matters. and in the course OF
his service in the department has en-
cuuntered an sorts and conditions OF
weather, He has been at work m an
observatory, busily taking the meas
urements of n scorching day in Ne
braska, with high dry wind like th"
cheering blast from a furnace playing
wlstfullv about him, ana then again
he has tried 10 cncrgetically figure out
the averages for days i'm Jacksonville,
Florida, when the air was So heavy
with tolrid, overcoming, oppressive
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-25
This Is Not d Clearance Sale

is sale planned expressly for the benefit patrons
in the nature of Bonus profit sharing
anything else. In the limited space command i'm,
possible to print detailed price lists We take our
word good for statement make make and the
Just : given above.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-25
Pea Coal S1.5O a Ton Delivered.

to South Side, central city and central
HYDE Park. Address orders to j. n.
Shaikcy, 1914 Cedar avenue Phone
GGSS.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-25
THEIR NINTH RECITAL.
Was Given by the Piano Pupils Of
Miss Wapenhurst

Miss Wagenhurst's class in music
gave their ninth recital at her home
on Wheeler avenue Friday. The
rooms were filled with parents and
friends, who enjoyed the following
well prepared programme:
PART FIRST
duet. cradle Song" .......,........Iow Low
Eunce llilgert assisted by Miss NasenhursJ.
James Beard. Ir.
500, Nal'c .,......,........,...,.,,.' 'Iichher
Isabella Carey.
SOLO, 'Niocis story ..........,..'.,,Ev ,Evarts
Eunicc llilgert.
500, March, ,....................,.....
Herbert CLARK
Solo. Mrucutt ...............Ncbb tOp. ss)
EVELYN Sigln.
Duct Song ot Leisure" COP. 5d) ....sturner
Isabella tncy. assisted by Miss Wagenhurss
solo, In the Gondold." COP. S6m
Aloysius lIennis
ida Edwards Biskely.
Trio, March, ......................I strcabboy
PART SEC oND.
Solo, "Soug Without Words" III Van Gael
Helen Dolph
Solo. 'Nal,c ~rricusr," ..............C. fradcl
Ruth mn, BlaEcly
Solo. Roudiuo .......................H. lichuer
Mabel Edwards, Bakciy
solo, "Ilfcn>iicc." COP. So ...,...W Icgc
Nrttic Ml,or Blakry
solo. "Blbhiug Witci-,' .......,R Goordclier
Hizlc lndgo-.
Trio, Nalsr, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 'N'r''hhoy
Misses Edwards and Mason
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-25

Captain Fremont Stokes. who has
Just resigned the captainCy of Com
rany F. Thrtccuth regiment, was
generally recognized, not only by the
officers of his own regiment, but by
the officers OF other commands, as
one Of the best tacticians and diciplin-
arians in the entire National Guard
of the state. So highly was he regard
"d by Colonel l., \. Wahes that he
had To send his resignation in three
times before that officer would accept
it.
The captain has moved to Pittstou
and is unable to spare the time from
his duties in that city to attend To
military affairs i'm Scranton. The men
of his own company, by whom he was
greatly admired, are especially loathe
to part with him, He was an exceed
mgy severe disciplinalian, and a hard
drllmaster (that Is, hard in the sense
tnat ne demanded that everything
must he done according to the very
letter of the laW), but the men liked
hlm an the better for that lie was
an ardent and earnest student of tac-
ties, and had read and mastered all
IN" Creat masters on this subject. The
Thirteenth loses one of it's most val
uuable men i'm Captain stokes