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~ Minutes far dinner
Note Trains N"~ 81 aud sgns
operated dnily
Truius N"s "a, rs H., l4'lS IA 70.
and l6 Areoperstei daily except euaA.-
ds, a.,
CONNECTIONS MADE BY sourHSAms
TRAINS
Al Mario No, 81 cnnnpcrr Ar Ma =
ron with outhern RS t,sin No sgrz
which ARRIVES al Marion at 8: IS. u IN
ron b ttanoUSa, sbcvlie aud sAs-
tsrmediate poi to,
Al Blnckshurs: No. "a and No H.
connects with Southern Ry lrAiu NJ
30 which arrives at Rlack, bur@ at Z ~
a 60. ftNm Atlanta CIR. q VIDE, Srar~-
tanfurg AID intermediate pniu's
Al Yurkvili,: 80 "a c. n.crs visa.
% & \ W train No 10 which len. ss., =
York lille at l0:4S - m for CASIO. iz,
L.Io and irlernediate points.
Rock Hin; No. 81 and "a cot,
meet with Sonth.r ~ Ky tram No rs;
which leaves II Jck Hiil n! $50, p N,
| r Chester. Cniumbii AMI intern,s.
dists oiurs
Il Catawbt Jet: Nos 80 and IS !
conn, ct. with "A l.. t ain No n
which pa ses Cataw Jet. nj 7 64 y O.
for Monroe ami II ternaediate IoinA
Al Lancaster: n - 32 ard SA<ek.
meets With l. d q tr4iu No. 80 wnicS-
'.av"s l.a' caster al i:45 p M for rG,sA--,
ter and intsImed,a'e q oints.
AT amden: Walh A & l. IN w esY
} for har esi'u. sumter Flor nSs
a'lin2to' WI mlngton and inter,
heiiate points. IRA II No. 6S whhk
tsaVe~ amden AT 4;l5. pm
CoNNkCTIoNS MADE BY N1RTH,.~
TRAINS
At tamdei: With ACI.fN W 40.
= } n" al from Char e. ton Fiors,, a,
Ia st"n, Wilmington Sumt.y
ln'"fh'"diaie point which arrives -
Cahihe'i AT 'l:l0 IN with SoutAer
ny train No II fs0ro K,u,.yii...,
Wh!ct, arrives at Gamdeu st tlI.M =.
Al Lancaster: NJ" ~ oonps,s. -
Lancaster With l. Il = train No 11tn" !,
chester and Intermediate D in,s
&C ntawoH jet: No 81 and aJ,.,,n
"er's WIN = l. ran No 81 which
a'es nta" ba Jet rt sd n m -.
M"nr s;td intrrme1i.t.. uoints
AZ Rocs Hill: NO. 80 an. 35 c,,
nsc's ~ '"ck Hin with Southern, 4.
train N" "a, ieavi i r. el Hill at s 2f,
- FOR hniif'Ite ana points not,h
Al Backebu'g <: No SO ,pII,a..t...
win ~"u'hrrn Ry uaIns Nos l2 as .
y IN, No. % at .: % y m. sad No Az >,
I45 m tor p"igts u,r rtn Nr,4 az.
80 c"nn"cls with southern as,
tram No. 35, lea> ing Riacksburr =.
ll:25. y IN for points south
AL Marion: No. 33 connects vii.
Southern Ry train No So, Iesvi,,,
MARION @ l1:40 p m. for Ashevi,is
'naf'an"0ga ana intermediate uoints
Ihrougn' 'ar.scrvIcs without cha.yy
between fsrion and (bsrieeton or
trains Nos 80 and 80
X. n. SHA~s
G0l L. PasA1uSsr a p.s,...,c
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Death or Mrs B F Roberts

Mrs Jane Robsrts, wife of Mr..
B. F Roberts and daughter of
tho late John Neal, of the Primus
seoti"n, died On Th1rsdsv last af-
to. "a illness If two weeks nf grip,
aged about IS years. Her husband
and four children all grows, sur
vivs her. She was = mem ber Of
Fark Hill church aud her remains
were inferred thsre v yesterday after
funeral services by her pastor.
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Death Of . Young Lady

Death ofa Young Lady
Miss Mamie Parks. dsu ghtsr
OF Mr. q. Mobley Parks Of the
Ns~eut section, died absut 8
o'clock a. M, yesterday # ty-
phoid pnsumoris. She was
about 1s years Of age and her re-
mains will be Inferred at Bethel
church today. Mr. Parks, we
lesrn, 10 also quite sick.
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II HEADS SHOULD YER
kCHk.

Never endure this trouble. Use
at once the remedy that stopped
1T for Mrs. n. A. Webster, OF
Winnie, Va. a.,-shs writes CDR.
Kings New Life Pills wholly
sursd me OF sick headaches [ had
suffered from for two years. !"
Care Headache, Constipation,
bullllousnsss. 2Ss at Crawford
Bros j. +. Aacksy 4 Co.'S drug
store.
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Miss lizzie Porter of Eloin !.
visiting Relatives ~ this place

Mr.. W. T. Gregory of this
place MAS d p >se"Yer on the train
which was held up ny the express
robbers nenr Branchvile last
Monday nigh, lie is like the
fellows who went ,u the Philips
pines war hp wouldn't take any
NnG FOR nj tXpsricnce hut YOU
can psN hIm enough 10 go
through >ucn another experience.
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Il. n. SH Az
Gsnl. Passenger u ssps~

All persons indebted .snuas~.
either by note or Oh accou.t,
must come forward and ssst,s
promptly, as our Merchandise Hng
Guano accounts and notes were
due the 1st of Nov. W. have
waited patiently on our customsrs
and must insist upon them CONS
ing forward and settling Wits 4na.
promptly.
Heath Banking & Mercantile CeS
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vIG0R or MEN
Easily, Quickly aud Parma
Rantly Restored
MAGNETIC NERYLME

IL sold wIh ritteD u.,rant.- to
cure lnsomnia Fits rzx,nts. Hy-
terra, Nervous Debility. Lrst Vitaiity
seminal "s-rs al iux Memory
the result of Ov-'-~ork WORK. Wor
~, Sickne = F. r"ns az You orOv"r
INDULGENCE Price 81; 6 boxes &5.
Nv mail in p'a'O package - any .d~
dress ON RECEIPT ofprice Sold on ' by
Crawford Bros. Druggl-ts, agents,
Lancaster, r
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Mrs. Isabella Kirk of Elgin,
and Miss Cordelia Blackmon OF
the Primus section, spent the
past week with Mrs. J. J. Black
mon At thi, plare.
Adj. General J. W. Floyd has
announced that he will euter the
race for congress in the 5th dis
trict-now represented by Hon.
d E. F'nloy His assistant, John
ID. Frost, will run for Adjutant
General "f the State. And 10 ro-
ts'ion in office is Kept up.
The fall term of the State Su-
prems court tinishsd its business
Wednesday and to.k . rsos.s IA
til April next when tho fall term
will adjourn and the Spring torn
will he opened Justice Jones 10
at home to spend the recess, srr,-
wing here Thursday.
Capt. r. N. McCrorsy, tho
sfficient conductor for tho past
four or five years oa the L. & G.
railroad, is to become assistant
in Superintendent McLure's Of
fce. His place as conductor will
bs filled by Mr.. Palmer King.
These men are both we'll knewn
in railroad circles and their pro
mstisns will be bailed with de-
light on the part of their friends.
Mr.. Sam Porter, eyed 80 years,
diea at his home ON the f. II.
Brown place near Tirzab, last F-i-
day night, the cause of his death
beng smallpox. Saturday Lis
rsmains were inferred at Aduah
church. Deceased leave, q wife and
four children. Rock Hill Herald.
Letters advertised fer the week
ending Feb. l., 1902: Miss Ada
Loncetia Cureton, Mrs. Lula Bell,
Mrs- Mary E, Domaine Mr.. G.
E. Harper, Mr.. j. r. Burrell,
Mr. L. j. Reeves, Mr. Roach
AcAslus. Mr. Cel.y Jones, Mr..
j. "a. Threat, Mr.. John Robson.
Bill Crosbsry-
Belle Nance, p. n.
Lancaster, S. G.
We received q mighty nice letter
from our old friend, Mr.. T s.
Gregory, 'he other day. H. is
now located at Sumter, having
bought out the Augusta Furniture
Company at that place. We are
pleased 10 know that he is doinr
we'll and that he often thinks of
mis- cid friends in this county.
Well, Ion, you have lots of them
to think about and they all wish
you abundant success.
Mrs. Dan Coins, whs lives at
tho cotton mill, fell while 90
ing down the steps at her home
last Wednesday and was badly
hurt The same kind of an &C
cident befell Mrs. Wash Bell the
same day. Beth ladies were able
to be up yesterday.
Last Wednesday one could al
most imagine he was sojourninr
in tho polar regions The earth,
trees, and everything was coated
with ice. Tho appearance of
things was beautiful but it was q
little dangerous undorfoot. Dur.
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Mumps still has sway in the o.
X. section
Mr.. W. F. hears, Jeweler at
N"xhaw, went into bankruptcy
lat wsak His liabilities ara about
5000 and his assets batw cen $500
ar" $4OO.
For SAILS or Rent The Cloud
resldencs-ten ro0ms-c corner of
Arch and French Streets. Apply
to /. S. Carter.
Zemp Bros, Of Csmden, made
an assignment to E ID. Blaksney,
Esq, of kersbaw, last Friday for
the benefit of their creditors.
~ Pay one year in advance
for The Ledger and let US send
you the Home and Farm flee for
Sio year.
Miss Archie Boy eman of Green
wood coun,y has been elected
teacher of the Pleasant Hill school.
She arrived Wednesday and
opened schsol Thursday
The next regular examination
foS teachers certlfcatss will he
held in court house, Friday Feb
81 1903. Examination will be-
Sia at 10, a. M, and close 4 p. %.
A. g. Rowell,
Co Suot. Ed.
Jan. Is, 1903.
Tho county pension board will
meet In the csurt house on Thurs
day and Friday, tho 9th and 9Th
of February, at 10 o o'clock, a. m
w. b. Bruce,
Chairman.
w. G. A. Portsr, Sscy.
'Fo Rent! A valuab bio four horse
farm, with good bu;ldings. Farm
0a "Bsll Town" about Z miles
west Of town. Rent reasonable.
Apply ut tbis office
At yesterday. election Capt.
j. V. Welsh for Iatsndsnt and
S. w. Heath, E. M. Estridgs and
D. |. Bowers of the old council
were reelected, and Col. l.. C..
Hoogb for Wardens, w.r. elected.
Ksrshaw Era.
The earlier large breeds of
chickens are hatched the better
Rev j. nj. Steadman has Barred
Plymouth Rock eggs for sale ut
SO cents per sitting. Nc eggs ship
ped under $l.oO per setting.
Elliott jackson, coIorsd, plead
guilty yesterday In Magistrate
Casksy's court to dissrdsrly con-
duct sad drunken ness on the bic
highway, and was sent to the gang
fer 80 days not being able to plank
up the SIS fine.
Mrs. l.. F. Str.tton and her
brother, Mr.. .J. B Swianis, spsnt
last Friday night in Kershaw. Mrs.
Strattou will 60 to Charlotte next
week to mako her future home
there. She has bssn living in Chss-
terrified since leaving the Blackmon
Mine. -Kershaw Era.
Squire T. W. Sscrest, of Oscs-
ola, promises to bs tho Squire
Bales of the lower part of this
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Hsw Are Year Khaeyss
s:s ss.s: ~ ;s s.:s; :s;s q. . ~; !,
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Our aged friend, Mr.. r. Fl.
Cousar, who lives several miles
North of town, was reperted
seriously i'll yesterday, but his
condition at last account was so.
mewhat improved.
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For Sals or Rent The Cloud
resldencs-tenr rooms corner of
Arch and French Streets. Apply
to /. S. Carter.
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Mr.. Sam Porter, eyed 80 years,
died ut his home ON the +. n.
Brown place near Tirzab, last Fri-
day night, the cause of his death
beng smallpox. Saturday his
rsmsins We're inferred at Aduah
church. Deceased leave. q wife and
four children. Rock Hill Herald.
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Zemp Bros, Of Csmdsn, made
an assignment to < d. Blaksney,
Esq, of Kershsw, last Friday for
the benefit of their creditors.
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Deputy Coroner Perry held
an inquest Wednesday ever the s.
months old child ofCurlsy Crockst
colorsd, at Elgin, which was found
dead in bed shortly before day Of
that morning. DR.. Crawford was
OF the opinion that it died of drop>
sy OF tho brain and the Jury
so found.
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Mr.. Willie Draksford of SHAY.
lor's Hill was accidentally killed
last Friday. by tree Falling On
him. He was cutting the tree
down. He vas a son of Mr. w
j. Drakefora and had bsen mar
ried only short time. srshsv
Era.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-06-16
CLOUD BURST At
BARRE, VERMONT
FIVE RAILROAD MEN LOSE THEIR
LIVES IN A FREIGHT WRECK
LOGS CARRIED AWAY.
lnY As ncIAIrn rnrss |

Barre, W., June I6-ln addition 10 the
property damage caused by cIouIblrst
ever this section late last night, FIVE rail
i9ad men lost their lives by a freight train
wreck on the Central Vermont railroad
running into washout AT MildIcscx
The dead include the conductor cngi-
fccr, fireman and two brakcmen. Passing
through Mddlcscx, the train was running
al high rate OF speed when il struck a
ditch washed out by torrent Of water.
The locomotive icaped into the ditch and
the freight ears piled up on tor of it, The
trainmen were buried among the ruins.
The Winooskc river rose to spring
ircshet heights and caused much other
damage. The railroad bridge at Bolton
was destroyed and a sawmill. together with
the house adjoining, were demolished in
the town OF Middlcsex.
One hundred thousand feet of logs were
carried away.
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Pathetic Story Of Mary Nor
rison Is Related to Judqe
Boyle in Police Court.
SPECTATORS TOOK up
A LARGE COLLECTION
Little One in Court With Parcnt--Charoe
Promptly Dismissed--A Darky Boy
Who Thought He Would "tt tho
Pipe"-Smoke Made Him Sick and
Now He Has 80 Days to Spend in Jail.
No PuHs IN the Jail.

1t guess Miners Union day absorbed
the interest OF our usual run OF police court
patrons remarked Judge Boyle this morn.
ing, as he took IIs seat on the bench with
only two prisoners facing him.
But white the defendants we're few. the
paihos contained in the story OF one was
deep enough to write book about, while
the huinor III The circumstances OF the
arrest oi the other. coupled with the unique
defense offered, was good enough for a
comic magazine.
Mary Morrison. | am sorry TO say you
are reported TO have been living with a
thlnaHan, and that after he deserted YOU.
YOU il'ade your habiiation on the streets
and III back alleys said Judge Boyle.
hassard looking young woman,
scarcely out OF her teens stood M when
the judge addressed her and waited pa
ticntIy to tell her story
Stole for Child
Yes Judge, am guilty guilty of most
all oi that. and more beside" said she with
= pulyer ~ her voice but il was not for
myself did it, wns unable 10 get work
and would do anything on earth To keen
my child alive, Here, Wllicl Don't run
OF, my child" she said, calling TO a pale
tactd Iitilc boy, who up 10 that minute had
been playing unobservcd beneath one of
the court room benches.
And 50 that is your child?" quered the
Judge,
Yes, Judge She answered. "and |
would 10 God he we're well cared Tor and
properly fed. ! have stolen bread to keep
body and soul together in that boy while
went hungry.
= came 10 Butte last winter when work
was hard to get. ! worked three days in
laundry and then broke down in strength
ana was forced TO quit II Is not true
ihhi lived with Chinaman. and | don't
know where the story started. unless il
was because ! was around the Chinese
laundry working
\ could not see my boy starvc. and so
! have wandered about the streets bcygina
Continued on Page Fiyc)
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KILLED HERSELF
FOR BALL PLAYER
ELMER SMITH WENT WALKING WITH
ANOTHER GIRL AND SHE TOOK
SOME CARBOLIC ACID.
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Tacoma, Wash, June I6.-Minnie Gay,
go years of age, took fatal dose of car
bolic acid about 10 o'clock last night,
dying at S o'clock this morning
She killed herself because Elmer Smith,
a Tacoma baseball player, went walking
with another girl yesterday. Shortly be-
fore her death she made statement to
this effect. The young woman lived with
her mother near the ball park and bore
a good reputation.
To Smith she declared that her name
was Gladys Glcnwood, and Smith says
that she was of an emotional and senti-
mental nature.
She died in great agony, calling con-
stantly for Elmer, who could not be found.
The girls mother had just returned
home from church when her daughter ran
In exclaimng: "I've done it I've don't it
kiss me good-by." Then she ran down
to a drug store and said she had taken
carbolic acid. After that she ran Upstairs
again and was found lying on the bed.
She had purchased an ounce bottle dur
ing the day and had taken teaspoonful
of it in water.
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After Non-Unionists.
Inv ASSOCIATED pRlss

Ut N"'VF'TFI I'd TNI10.1
New York, June I6.-kesolutions have
been adopted by the Central Federated
union of this city setting forth that as
labor unionism is the influence which has
done most TO improve the condition Of the
working man and has increased the rate
Of pay to men in the various departments
OF the city government and that il is essen
tial that those who toll should be united
in the efforts to obtain for the working
classes just share of the products of their
labor, that the board of aldermen should
by ordinance require that all city employees
who are engaged in callings represented
by organized labor be members Of the
unions Of their respective craft or trade.
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PHILIPPINE BILL.
IS SPECIAL ORDER
BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT FINAL
VOTE WILL BE TAKEN ON LAST
THURSDAY IN THIS MONTH.

Washington. June I6.--At the opeuing
OF The session of the house today Mr..
Cooper Wisconsin, asked unanimous con
sent for the consideration of resolution
to make the Philippine government bill
. special order from June to June %.
inclusive.
s Ihe resolution provides for five days Of
general debate, beginning at II o'clock
each day and for night sessions from &
10 9 80 for three days consideration ung
der the hVe-mnute rule and the final
vote 1t 4 O'Clock on Thursday Junc a6.
Mr. Richardson, the minority leader
ASKED if the effect Of the rule would be
to cnt of all except committee amend
mcr!s.
Mr. Cooper denied this and said il was
tho intention Of the committee 10 allow
the widest latitude in amendment
There was no objection and the reso-
Iution was made without division.
MIR. Gillet of Wisconsin, chairman Of
the committee on reform Of the civil SER
vice from that committee, reported back
the resolution calling upon the secretary
Of war the reasons for the dismissal from
her position in the classified service of
the war department Of Rcbccca j. Tay-
lor, and moved that the resolution be laid
rcon the table.
Upon that motion Mr.. Shelenbarger of
Nebraska demanded the aye and nay vote
and the roll was called.
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CONv|CTS CHASED
BY A LARGE POSSE
THEY TIE AND GAG A FARMER NEAR
VANCOUVER AND TAKE WHAT
FOOD THEY NEED.
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Portland, Ore, jane I6.-Tracey and
Merrill, the escaped convicts, tool. break
fast this morning about five miles from
Vancouver, Wash, at the house OF a
farmer named Pedy. They appeared at tae
house and demanded breakfast, but the
farmer refused to feed them. They tied
and gagged hin and thea took what food
they wanted and started out again. leaving
the farmer lying on the ground
The posse which went in pursuit last
night returned to Vancouver this morning
about o'clock, and after being reinforced
started out on the trail again aLout 9
o'clock.
The posse headed by Sheriff Marsh of
Clark county, Wash, and Detectives Day,
Kerrigan and Snow of rortland, numbers
about 200 men.
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SENATOR PRESENTS RESOLUTION
REQUIRING SECRETARY or WAR
TO GIVE SOME INFORMATION.
lTEMIZED ACCOUNT OF
CUBAN EXPENDITURES
For Purpose OF Promoting Reciprocity
Between United States and Cuba He
Gives as the Reason for Asking for the
Request--Senate Resumes Consldera-
ton of Dock Charging Measure.
Inv ASSOCIATED russ. |

Washington, June i6.-fo furnish more
time for the consideration OF t,c isthmian
canal project the senate session today be-
gan 1T II o'clock.
AZ the conclusion OF routine business.
Mr.. Teller OF COLORADO offered the follow
ing resolution
Whereas, II seems impraclicable To pre-
pare during this session oi congress an
itemised statement showing the collection
and disbursement OF funds for the whole
period of the military occupation OF Cuba,
and,
Whereas. 1t is deemed important that
n statement he now made ol the accounts
hereinafter named therefore. he II
Resolved, hat the secretary OF war be,
and he is hereby directed to send 10 the
senate the follow ing
"A full iicmiaCd statement OF all pay
mcnis made ont oi Cuban funds - any
person or corporations, II any, lor the pur
pose of promoting reciprocity between Tie
United States and tnha at any time during
the military occupation OF the island by the
United States. aud whether these payments
were authorized by the secretary of war"
Mr.. k,an Of .>ew Jersey objected to the
immediate consideration OF the resolution
and il went oyer
Consideration was resumed of the Lon
don dock charges bill
Pending the disposition OF the bill the
senate agreed To conference on the bill
for the protection OF the president. and
Messrs. lloar. Fairbanks and Pcttus were
appointed as eoufcrecs
The London dock charge blu was dis
cussed by Messrs. McCumbcr, Nelson, Gal
lingor and Hale. The vote was then taken
on Mr.. IIoar's amendment, which provided
that nothing in the act should prevent the
carrier from siipulaling reimbursement to
him By the eonsgnec or shipper, Of any
charges which he lawfully may be com
PEELED to pay or compensation for any ser
vice which he may agree to render.
The amendment was rejccfed--o to ~.
The bill was then passed.
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Fractured His Skull,
my AssoCIArEp pRrss I

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Kansas City, June Io.-Bernhard Stein
ert, slater, 40 years old, was picked up
OH the sidewalk at the corner of Four
teenth street and Grand avenue at mid
night unconscious and with his skull frac-
tured and died soon afterward at the DO
lice station. Several boys told the police
that they saw Steinert accost man and
woman whom he met at that corner, and
that the man at once felled Steinert with a
club or slung-shot, kicked the PROSTATE
form in the face and fled with his female
companion. The police have no clew to
the murderer.
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KING EDWARD DID NOT LEAVE THE
PAVILION AND IS REPRESENTED
BY THE PRINCE OF WALES.
INDIAN PRINCES AND
MILITARY ATTACHES
Ground in Closed Carriage Accom-
panied by the Princess Of Wales
More Than Thirty-two Thousand
Troops Passed the Reviewing Point.
lBY ASSOCIATED PRESS.


Aldershot, Eng, June i6.--The indis-
position OF King Edward and the in
cessant downpour of rain, combined to ef-
fectually spoil the grand review of the
troops today.
The king did not leave the pavilion
and was represented by the Prince Of
Wales, who rode to the saluting point ac-
companied by the Duke of Connaught and
a brilliant staff, comprising several Indian
princes, the military attaches, Lord Rob-
erts, the commander in chief and the
headquarters staff.
Queen Alexandra drove to the parade
ground in closed carriage with the
Princess Of Wales and the Princess Vic
tora.
In other carriages at the salutng point
were the Duchess Of Connaught and many
of the notabilties who are visiting Eng
land. More than $4,000 rain soaked
troops marched past the heir to the
throne.