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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-21

we will leave here when you are safe
ly away. She will dance on TO keep them
from knowing you have gone. We have
planned II So"
"They will know you connived at my
escape and murder you"
why should they? Go at once. or I
shall consider you an migrate"
She looked so anxious, they had all
made such a noble effort In my behalf
that could not find IT in my heart TO
disappoint them.
l slipped behind the tree, dropped TO
the ground and wriggled like a snake
through the underbrush: then, rising,
dartcd away.
A dozen yards-hfty-a hundred. The
music OF Ginger's banjo dies as suddenly
as the clang OF bell on a passing en-
gine. Will one minute or fve pass before
| am missed? A distant burst OF ap-
plause-God bless the dear little danccrl
Before me Is an open space, then a dense
clump OF trees. IL | can reach that
thicket I can make a quick depression.
and this may throw my pursuers of my
track
A confusion OF yells. a bullet whs-
Ting by my ear. l reach the wood and
push on through II, not daring TO lose
distance by depression with an enemy
close behind me. My feet becoming en-
tangled In a vine, I stumble and fall A
weight comes GOWN on me, CRUSHING Nne
breath out OF me. II Is all over.
Painting. bleeding. white as a ghost, 1
am led back to the guerrilla camp.
shoot himl"
Gimme n rope often that pack MULE"
''Tie him on critter and send him
down the mounting!"
A babel OF brutal suggestions came
from the different members OF the
band. sounding 60 me, stunned as I was.
like final random shots at the slaughter
OF "forlorn hope" Amid the clamor
| saw but one sight-Helcn and Jack
locked I'm each others arms. paralyzed
with terror.
stand back menr' cried the captain,
pushing his way toward me. Have 20
forgot the money!"
stand backl'' roared Halliday. "He
belongs TO me an Tom Jaycoxl We TUX
him."
The captains authority thus support-
ed saved me from Immediate death.
The men who were crowding around me
gave way. cord was brought. and my
wrists and ankles were securely bound.
No one seemed 10 suspect that Jack :
dance had anything TO do with my flight.
except that I had taken advantage OF
the relaxed vigilance 10 make the at
tempt. Having tied me. they threw me
10 the ground. Halliday giving me part
ing kick: man was deputed 10 watch
me. and the band. accustomed - such cpl
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RELIGIOUS
.s-.=.. -= NOTICES
BAPTIST.

BAPTIST.
Stewart street church-Preaching by
the pastor. Rev Edwin Bromley subject.
1O:45, Founded Upon Rock" $ l2:lb:
song service 100: sermon, "A June Bride
and Her Husband"
Broadway church. Rev osterhout.
pastors 10:45; preaching by l.
Fraser AZ 40; childrens day concert 7:15.
Dyer avenue chapel-S $ 2 y m.
Ebenezer church A street. Rev J. u.
K Butler pastor Preaching at IL; $. s
4: G r. $780, preaching 745 by the pas
tor.
Calvary church. Broad and Stanwood
streets. Edward Holyoke. pastor--l0:45.
preaching by Rev. r. ID. Anderson, ID ID;
1915. S s. e:15. r; 1880. Hon w NJ r
Rounds will speak on the order OF ST
Christopher and institutionalism.
Pearl street church-Preaching by the
pasteF-Rap J A Halner, l0:45 and 1870;
evening topic. What ] Have Found" =
1915. G " $40.
The Roger williams church. Woodward
road and Neazie street. Rev York A
King pastors s 1890; J r .. y $ G
6: song service and sermon T.
Central church-Rev T u Anderson.
pastor-10:sb. service with sermon by
Rev y Holyoke: 1915. 3 s; e:45. r Y y
q; 7:3O. Rev VI Goldberg wnl speak on
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CAptAip p. n. Mitchell,

sport interrupted. The color left her
cheeks, but she kept right on. and the
episode passed without further conse-
Quences ~
At moment when the attraction OF the
men had become riveted upon the dancer
Helen. who had been gradually working
her way from the group toward me. came
and sat down on the log behind Ginger.
where she was partially screened by him.
Watching her opportunity, she deftly
took revolver from her pocket and con-
cealed IL I'm the folds of her dress. With
her eyes xed upon the group about Jack.
she waited for burst OF APPLAUSE. and
when IL came, reaching back. she dropped
the weapon behind the log at my feet;
then, rising, rejoined the circle. i pushed
the revolver under the log with the toe Of
my boot then kicked dust and leaves
over H. This accomplished. breathed
the most comfortable sigh OF relief
have ever drawn In my life. The whole
situation seemed changed by that little
dust covered combination Of bits OF metal.
STOPPING. slipped IL into the leg of my
boot and felt that half the battle was
won.
At that moment the setting sun came
out from behind a cloud and shot lances
of light through the trees, covering the
group-the beautiful and the ugly. the
good and the bad. the refined and the vul-
gar-with gilded splendor. I saw but
Jaqueine. The usual fitfulness OF her
disposition, her natural expression OF
careless indifference. had given place
to serious intensity denoting a great
purpose. Poising herself between two
movements, the gliding rays shone on
her forehead. Then darting on her toes
TO another part OF the ring. a quick sue
cession OF lights and shades passed over
her brow. a glittering diadem of sun
flashes. Truly God II a wonderful artist,
since he can touch even dance with
celestial purity.
Helen Stanforth turned 20 me. Pull
ing her sunbonnet forward so as TO con-
ceal her face from the others. though
they were too intent on Jaqueline to no.
tice her, she moved her lips, and though
no sound came I knew she intended the
word:
Co..
Near me was tree, not fer from
that another. underbrush. bushes--Just
the cover through which to make a re-
treat. could easily get down behind
the log crawl into the thicket and
away. Now for the first time the pur-
pose of dear Jaqueline was fully appar-
ent.
But how could leave these friends
who had risked so much. accomplished
so much. for met stood still and shook
my head.
Again Helen looked an order for me to
go.
Not without the Others" whis-
pered.
Sitting down on the log 80 as to to be
nearer to me, she replied In low voice:
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till he should nod. had no expectation
OF his going to sleep. i only hoped to
free myself from my thongs before he
should discover my movement. He nod
ded. i moved. He opened his eyes I
snored. He nodded again. I grasped the
knife. Thoughtful Buck. He had OPEN
ed the blade. Drawing up my knees. I
cut the ropes that bound my ankles. then
felt In my boot leg for the revolver I
was about TO cock II when 1 remembered
that the guard would hear the click. I
thought / would conceal the sound by a
sneeze, but a sneeze might disturb some
OF the band. The owl. which had for
some time been silent. hooted. IL usual
ly gave three boots In succession. I
counted-one, two and at the third
cooked my revolver Through my half
closed lids l cast glance at the guard
His eyes were shut. / looked signifi-
cantly at Buck and Ginger to show them
that 1 was ready. then motloned them
to GO Waiting long enough for them
TO put n few hundred yards between
them and the camp and noticing that
the guards eyes were still shut. pre-
pared TO follow.
Rising slowly and silently keeping my
eyes fixed on the man by the fire, rails
ing my revolver and taking as good an
aim as possible with bound wrists I
stood on my feet. One steps backward,
then another third, n fourth. a fifth, a
sixth / had reached the bushes where
Buck and Ginger had been concealed and
was about TO take one more step which
would secure concealment when the
guard opened his eyes and looked
straight at me.
Surprise was his last emotion, my
figure the last sight he ever saw. / shot
him through the head and Oefore the re-
port had ceased to reverberate was in
the bushes.
(To BE Continued on Monday)
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APEX
Al SHORT LAP
OAK LEATHER BETTING
Brown Bros. Co.,
PROVIDENCE, ls. I.

mon by Rev N. H. Aubin.
Hebrew mission, hail. 45o North Main
street-Mission open for Jewish inqufr-
ers after the truth as IL IL In Jesus their
Messiah, Rabbi Goldberg, Christs mes-
senger, In attendance, 3.
German Evangelical Lutheran church.
corner Huntington and Union avenue
Service, 1880 pm; preaching by Rev.
Wilhelm Of Boston.
At the Randall square gospel mission,
81 Gladstone avenue-This Sunday af-
ternoon at o'clock. will occur the sew
entieth birthday anniversary Of Rev. l..
s. Fenner OF the mission. The Faith
full Workers are requested 10 be pres
ent All are cordially invited
Mary Hopkins rescue mission. n Glenn
ence street--Sunday evening at 7:45, E
j Damon will speak, subject: The Dew
SIS Railroad" all welcome.
Reoreanized Church Of Jesus Christ OF
l.. y. s., Bellevue avenue chapel-Child-
ren's day; service at 1890 am: address
by Bishop r. Billiard; Sunday school At
1880 pm; concert at $40 pm.
y NJ. c. A.-Men's meeting In Ly-
ceum hall az pm: address by Rev. r.
NJ wilkins. Open air meeting at Dex-
ter training ground: address by Rev. L.
= Woodwork.
Beacon Light Mission. 10 Cranston
street--Baptism. 2. Massapaug pond ;evsn-
ing service. 7;45. by Elder q Helme.
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Rites and Ceremonies of the Jewish
Church"
Concord, Rev w g Holland, pastor
Preaching. II; s s, /; song service. Z; 7:45.
preaching. subject. THE Onward March
OF the Church, Let Everybody Be Out"
CONGREGATIONAL.
Central church, Angel street and
Diman place-Morning service 1o:45. Prof
George f Moore OF Harvard university
will preach; S 8 1910; Y Il s c Il 5:15.
Pilgrim church, Rev f Ii Pullan, minis
ter-Morning worship 1o:4b; 1915; Y.
Z c outdoor song service $50; Z.
THE fourth nature sermon on natures
music" beautifully illustrated by stere-
opticon.
Union church. Broad street, near
Stewart-Wallace Nutting, minister. will
preach, themes, IAN Inspired Life"
"The Resources Of a Young Man"
Benefcent. Weybosset street, near
Chestnut-M Morning service, l0:45, Rev j l.
jenkins, ID ID. OF Jamaica Plain, Mass,
will preach; s 8, l2:l5; f. $3.50.
EPISCOPAL.
Calvary church. Orchard ave-Morn-
ing prayer and sermon 1o45: evening
prayer 5.
Church OF the Redeemer-Holy commu-
nion 1880; morning service and sermon
1o:45: S 1920; evening service and SER
mon 1880.
Saint James church--Morning service
1O:45. 1890; evening prayer and SER
mon 1880
Church OF Emmaneuel corner Chest
nut and clifford streets, Rev John Rem
ington. pastor-B $50; preaching io:4b;
YP Y 6; Gospel service y m.
FREE BAPTIST.
Elmwood avenue church. Rev A
Baisdell. pastor-Sermon 1045, subject.
The Strong Man Overcome" 3 5 1915.
G r $50; Gospel service 1880.
Park street church. free seats. Ernest
Wesley. pastor-10:45 and 7:3c. preaching
by Rev III Lockhart OF Massa chusetts.
1915. s; 5. G r. 6i5, G r.
METHODIST.
Hope street church. Rennetts c Mil
Ier pastor-iO45. sermon by Rev II NJ
wilkins OF Asbury church: 1915. s s;
4. ] l.: $3.50. Y l.: 1880. sermon by pas
tor.
Trinity Union VI church, Rev J Fran
cis Cooper. pastor-i045, morning SER
vice. sermon by pastor. 1:30, subject,
Temperance Instruction." addresses by
Mrs r II Jackson. Mrs NJ Babcock and
the pastor
81 Paws. Prairie and Potter's avenues,
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his teeth In a smile. He raises his arm,
and. behold, another gunl Again a white
line OF teeth, and he puts tho weapon
down. Five. TO- 10 minutes elapse. Ginger
holds his ground. Has he gone, 10 sleep?
No. Another five minutes, and he holds
up ai,sther gun. All. l see. Little Buck.
with catlike tread. Is gathering I'm the
arms. That's well. He is far better fitted
for such delicate work than a stiff old ne
gro.
The little pantomime begins TO take
shape In my mind and bring anticipa-
tions OF more than a fight for my own
life. II I can escape and Buck and Gin
ger secure sufficient arms IL may be pos
sibe for all our party 10 get together
and make a defence. ! must tell Ginger
20 get some ammunition. But with
guard looking straight at me II Is no easy
task TO convey an order by signs. and
that TO a stupid negro. Catching sight
OF a small stone beside me, put out my
hand. yawning to conceal my intention,
let IL fall on the stone and soon had IL
between the knuckle OF my thumb and
the point Of my forefinger, as a boy holds
marble. Watching TIL the guards
head is turned. looking meaningly at
Ginger fire the stone a short distance,
hoping he will understand the word am
munition." His face Is a blank; IL Is
evident that he does not know what /
mean. and there Is no prospect OF his
~
Ginger turned away. and / knew that
he was speaking 70 his young master;
| then Bucks white face showed itself In
| quiringly behind the negros black one.
looked meaningly at Buck and repeated
| the motion Of firing. He caught my
meaning and, taking up a gun. made
motion az II ramming a cartridge, look
ing at me inquiringly / Indicated that
| he was right. He went away and after
long absence came back and held up
| four cartridges. two In each hand Then,
| putting down the boxes, he held up three
| fingers. and knew that they had So
| cured three guns. He next held UP four
| fingers of the other hand. pointing TO the
| sleeping guerrillas. and / knew ne pro-
| posed to get one more gun.
| Buck was a long while capturing tho
| fourth gun. One OF the men awoke,
| yawned. sat up and looked into the fire,
| yawned again. lay down and was soon
snoring. Then the guard got up from
| where he was sitting. There was
| slight sound in the bushes, and he list
| ened attentively. Then he put some
| wood on the fire and sat down again. He
| had scarcely seated himself before Gin
| ger held up the fourth gun
I moved slightly. showing my friends
| by my manner that was about to try
| TO get away They appeared to under
stand and gathered UP the guns. Buck
taking one and ginger three. doing all so
silently that no sound reached even me.
waited. watching the guard htentiy
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-21
ALL WRONG
The Mistake is Made by Many
Providence People.

Don't mistake the cause OF backache,
To be cured you must know the cause,
1t is wrong to imagine relief is cure
Backache is kidney ache.
You must cure the kidneys
A Providence resident tells you how this
can be done.
Mr. william seeley OF 40 orms street.
employed in the cotton mills as overseer
of the weavers. says: For some years
was subject Off and on to frequent at
tacks OF backache, accompanied with
heavy dull aching through my loins.
while at my work or sitting in one posi-
tion for any length OF time. A friend told
me about Doans Kidney Pills and went
20 n drug store for box. was soon
relieved OF the backache and lameness.
and the soreness across my lolns disap-
peared can recommend Doan's Kid
ney pills To others as a reliable and ef-
fective preparation and the best remedy
I ever used for the Kidneys and back"
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents.
Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo. n. y. sole
agents for the. United States
Remember the name Doan's and take
10 substitute.
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Il Simon. Ph ID, pastor--Sermons 1o:45
and 1880; s 1918; Epworth league 6:15.
Mathewson street church, Rev s NJ
Dick, Ph ID, pastor-1o:46, fraternity and
religion; Royal Arcanum OF Rhode ISL
and will worship with us; 1915. s s;
UNITARIAN.
First Congregational church, BENEFIT
and Benevolent st.--Public worship,
1o45. The minister, Augustus NJ. Lord
will preach.
Westminster church, Mathewson St
G w Kent minister--10.45, morning SER
vice. sermon, THE Carpenter Prophet"
Woodbury. memorial. Adelaide avenue.
G w Kent, minister--4:30, service.
UNIvERsALIsT.
Church OF the Mediator. cranston and
Burgess streets, Rev w G Selleck. pastor
-Chfldren's Sunday service 10:45, with
dedication OF little ones; 4 1918, with
concert exercise; Y p G " $50
First church, Rev II Cushman, ID d.
pastor-Children' Day service at 10:45;
s 1915.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Theosophlcal society, Blackstone hall
building. IL Snow street--Service, 1890,
Subject: "KArma the Law Of Cause and
Effect" Mrs J. G. Sheldon. lecturer.
Church OF the New Jerusalem, Trinity
square, Rev. George s. Wheeler,
Pastor; Service 10:45 am; preparatory
meeting 1880 pm.
First Church OF Christ (ScientisD. ESQ
Bowen street--Service. 10;45; subject:
"Is the Universe. Including Man. Evolved
by Atomic Force7"
Mission OF the Coming King, s27 Broad
street--10.45. prayer and conference;
Brother j. T. Muhan viii speak at 2:45
and 1880; Brother George w. Lewis VIII
sing
Manton Avenue Church Of Christ obs
clple) II am. followed by address
by the pastor-C. f., 6: Childrens exer-
cises T.
Second Church OF Christ. (ScientisD,
20 Brigham street-Service, l0;ib an;
subject: rs the Universe. Including
Man. Evolved by Atomic ForceT
Broad Street Christian church, c. A
Conibear. pastor--Worship with sermon.
1O.i5: Sunday school. 12:l5; c. r. SER
vice. 7ao
Unity Temple and Gospel Mission. f2t
washington street--Bible study. lo:4s
am; Gospel and revival services at
and 7.sO m. conducted by the pastor
Rev. w II. Dunbar.
French mission. 2ss weybosset street
Preaching service At 1O:4b; s s, IL; SCR
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Magic Hair Stain

Tor brown or black: prepared by
GEORGE ORMsBY. Wig Maker INA
Hairworker. iss fremont street. Boston-
IL is simple. safe and easily applied. con-
tains no lead polsons. use u once att
you will never use any other. BLAND
ING 4 BLANDINCs. 81 weybossst strsoeS
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REGiSTERi

Attend mass meeting at Music Hall
next Tuesday evening and listen to ad-
dresses on the subject OF the duties OF
citizenship
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-12-25
SOUTHERN INDUSTRIAL.
Large Mills for Texas.

For several years past there has
been considerable activity in cotton
mill building in Texas. A number OF
plants have been completed IN the
State, and are now operating success
fully. According to interviews appear
ing in the Houston press, three more
large cotton factories have been con-
tracted for. 1t is stated that Judge A.
NJ. Watcher Of Houston, Texas, has
arranged with Eastern capitalists for
financing these enterprises and for the
sale Of the product after the mills are
in operation. Referring to one OF the
mills, Judge Hatcher is quoted as say
ing it will have $4,000 spindles and
244 looms, manufacturing print cloths,
and represent the investment of S22s,-
900. In this plant electrical power Will
will be used exclusively. Details as to
the other mills are not annou, ced.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-12-25
A 5000 600, Addition.

Announcement is made that the
Union Cotton Mills of Lafayette, Ga,
will enlarge it's plant. The stockhold-
ers in the company met recently and
authorized this enlargement, but the
decision did not become publicly
known until during the past week.
Mill architects are now preparing
plans and specifications for the Inn
proyements. The erection Of seventy
FIVE operatives cottages will be part
of the betterments. The company now
has 1880 ring spindles and 212 looms.
manufacturing sheeting, toweling and
drills. This equipment will be in
creased by 10000 spindles and S2ss
looms. About 100000 will be ex-
pended on the new building and ma,
chinery.
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NEWSY ClEANlNCS.

Cholera has practically disappeared
from Egypt.
Glasgow is borrowing sj,000,000 to
complete the city sewerage system.
The Prince of Monaco has decided to
abolish the small army of the principal
ity.
The present indications are that Italy
will not officially participate in the st.
Louis Exposition.
Japan has ordered N-ray machines
for use in detecting thefts Of gold coins
by mint employees.
Insurance rates on property in Brook.
lyn. n. Y, have been increased from
twenty to thirty per cent.
Efforts are being made in Paris to
form Il society for securing promptness
and politeness from telephone attend
ants.
A French school will be opened next
March at Nantchang China, under the
auspices OF the French Consul at
Shanghai.
Carpenters in Atlanta. Ga. are dis
cussing the eight-hour day propositioh
and devising plans for its introduction
in that city.
The Danish Folkething has passed
bill abolishinG oaths in legal proceed
ure and substituting declarations "on
faith and honor
The turn over of 1000 cooperative
societies in Europe during 1901 was
S4OO, 100000 In 1895 it amounted TO
only $2J0,000,0OO.
The General Federation OF Trade
Unions Of Great Britain has seventy
eight affiliated unions with total pay
ing membership Of 421,712
A special course OF instruction in the
science of deep-sca exploration is TO be
offered by five experts at Bergen, Nor
way, in the first three months Of the
new year.
For two years the slaughter of COWS.
heifers and calves fer sale as meat IS
prohibited in the Transyaal, under pen
atty of a ESQ fine cr six months i'm
prisonment.
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Found Oil Well.

Monterey. Special.-Mr. Levi Jark, i
reliable citizen of Shaw's Fork, found a
few days ago On the property of Mr..
J. R. Crummett, what he claims to be
an oil well. The place Of discovery is
right at the base of Shaws ridge and Z
few miles west of the Shenandoah
mountain. It's surroundings have many
indications that would lead one to be-
lieve it may be large stream Of pc
troleum. OF course, it will not be fully
known until further investigation is
made. If it should turn out to be a
paying stream it will be in easy reach
of the C. w. railroad.
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A $3.50 600 Addition.

Lockhart Mills Of .Lockhart, s. c.,
will build an additional mill to cost
$3.50, 900. A decision TO this effect was
made by the stockholders at their
annual meeting held during the past
week. An increase of capital stock
from $3.50, 900 to $1,O00,O0O has been
authorized to supply the funds, and
action will be taken at once. Further
details regarding this addition will be
announced soon. The company also
declared its usual semi-annual divl;
dend Of 8 per cent, and John c. Cary
was reelected president-treasurer.
There are $4,000 spindles and 500
looms in the present plant.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-12-25

I. Sec. 1 Of the constitution providing
that the general assembly may estab-
lish new counties in the following man
ner: Whenever one-third Of the quail
fed electors within the area OF each
section of a1 old county proposed 10
be cut off to form new county chall
petition the governor, ETC." does not
refer to such division of a county as
township, school district and the like,
but means that portion of the territory
Of an old county which it is proposed
without regard to townships or school
district lines.
It is ordered that the new county be
organized and the restraining order be
dismissed.
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Hope Mills improvements.

Work is progressing on the Inn
provements of the Hope Mills Manu-
featuring Co. at Hope Mills, N. c.,
and will soon be completed. These
Improvements have been made ac-
cording to the plans announced last
June. The additional structure Is
15Ox3O0 feet in size, and will be
equipped with 200 looms and q finish
ing plant. Messrs. lockwood, Greene
& Co., the well known mill architects
Of Boston, Mass, have been In charge
Of the betterments. The company
present plant has 1852 spindles and
ISL looms, manufacturing madras.
cheviots and dress goods. 1t Is stated
that about 100000 is the expenditure
involved in the extensions.
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Mrs. Grant Laid to Rest.

New York. Special.--In the mauso-
leum on Riverside Drive, brief ana
simple services were conducted Sunday
ever the remains of Mrs. Ulysses S.
Grant In addition to the members OF
the Grant family there were present
among the 500 persons to whom invita-
tions had been sent, Governor Odell,
Secretary Root, Admiral Barker and
staff, General Dodge, General Horatio
King, General Chas. F. Roe, N. Y. S.
G., and staff; Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Carnegie, and many Federal and NUM-
cipal officials and officers of the army
and navy stationed in the city.