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New-York tribune., 1902-03-20

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ORGANIZE
TRUST COMPANY
WE. the undersigned, hereby give notice Of
w our intention organize Trust Company under
and pursuant 10 Of the State of New York and
in conformity with the statute in such cases made and
provided hereby specify and state follows to wit
FITGST-The of the proposed incorporaors are.
Moses Isaac \. Heidelberg
G. jenkins. .Ioan J. Cooneys
Bird John Coolidge Thompson.
Leo BamberGer. G. A. sta buck.
Marshall Driggs. Joseph ScaOeuberg
Allen " Adams. !. Robinson,
Joseph H. Ecksten. samuel BTlll.
Vincent Paul Trayers, Francis Charles IraFers.
James George Johnson.
SECOND-The Of the proposed Trust Company
"BROADVAY TRUST COMPANY
THIRD-The location of the proposed Trust Company
be Of New York in the State Of New York
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. We have hereunto affixed our
signature day March. nineteen hundred and
two al the CITY New York in the Borough Of Man
haitian MOSES Ma -,
JOHN G. JENKINS.
BIRD SINE COLEE.
IRA LEO BAMBERGER,
MARSHALL. SIL.NANES briggs.
ALLEN WILSON ADAMS
JOSEPH HENRY ECkSTEiN,
FRANCIS CHAS. TRAVERS.
ISAAC y. HEIDELBERG,
JOHN JOSEPH COONEY.
JOHN COOLIDGE THOMPSON,
JOSEPH ELIAS SHOENBERG.
JOHN JOSEPH ROBINSON.
SAMUEL BRILL.
JAMES GEORGE JOHNSON.
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CARPET CLEANING.

j. & j. w. WTllTAMs,
Steam Carpet Cleaning. 353 West 54th-st
Telephone 500 Columbus. RELAXING a
specially Established 1878.
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flnanrldl 1tlecllrQs.


OFFICE OF THE NORTH RIVER INSURANCE
COMPANY
New York. March 10. 1869
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors Of
this COMPANY and Inspectors II Election uiI be-
held at the office. 81 William street on Monday, the
g,st dav II March The Polls VIII be open from
- otcidck noon until ] o'clock II. The Transfer Book
viii b. closed 2Gh inst until after the Election.
BY order r n 'iNlH. 9''fe'ar3-
DvERTIsEAlENTs and SUBSCRIPTIONS Tor The Tribune
\ received - the Uptown once
- no. 1..42 BROADWAY.
"a door north Of 3lst-st. until 9 o'clock p m
.1ysTtiseuents will be received the following
o ces an regular once until o'clock viz 24
Sfh-aVe. 22d-st, 1913 Sth-nye.. cor 18th
9, o2 East I4th-st.; 25z west 4.d-st.. between
IN and sth aves.: 263 West i25th-st:i 1.S3s 3D.
,,IIc between 10th and 15th LOG 3d-aVc.
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Bowling Green Trust CO.

20 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Capital, S2,5OO,O00. Surplus, S2,50O,O 900
OFFICERS,
EDWIN GOULD, . . President.
SAMUEL THOMAS W.. n--.s-.-
JOHN 4. HILTON Y. Pres. & Treas.
WILLIAM N. LAWS Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
Charles P. Armstrong Andrew LangdOn,
Geo. r. BdweII Vim. NJ. Laws,
Frank Brainard, Edward A. Maher,
A. Ii. CaIef, j. w, MiddendOrf
Edmund c. Converse. Henry A. McGee.
VIM. Nelson Cromwell, WinslOw S. Pierce,
Thomas T. Eckert, William II. Taylor,
Edwin Gould, Samuel Thomas,
Frank J. Gould, Edward K. Thomas,
John A. Hilton, John p. Truesdell
Myron I. Herrick, John Shelton Williams,
Edward z. Ladew, E. F. c. Young.
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MACHISERY 4.

AT REDUCED PRICES 800 secondhand
wood and IRON working machines. fully
guaranteed: mach merry bought and ex-
changed GEO p. EDDY. 39S Madiscn-st.
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S,EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES for de
Aollcc OF Summons.

SUPRENIE COURT. - Plaintiff desires as
- place OF trial County The Farmers
Loan Company, Substituted Trustee Of
10y the VIII ana Testament Charles
Wood dcr,os, Plaintiff against Benedict A. Klein. John
iuG lauay and Executor and Trustee of the
Testament Of Margaret r. jackson deceased.
Andrew jackson. Lillian F.. Bates, John ! Connor,
Michael C.unor, Edward .. Hynes, Alexander Forsythe,
Catherine the Mary Rourke. Thomas Regan. ella
Nlaboucy- Il. Thurlhy. George sinner. ATthur
,yfyer Gasparini. James Musso. William Timmons;
Frederick Allen Greene, Henry Meyer Joseph
NclireeNy. George W. Forshay.
! KevY, Farrell Joseph Consdire. Edward Boyce.
Henry FuuIrller. Frederick .iuJweFeI Defendants.
summon TO the above named Defendants and each OF
them. hereby summoned te the
rlaint action. and
service Of this SUMMONS. exclusive the service.
ana In case failure answer judgment
viii he taken against YOU by default for The relief
mauGed i'm the oowplalui
TURNER, RpLSTONF& HORAN.
Once ana HuStotice Address
William street. York, y. s.
defendant Lillian F. Bates: The foregoing
m served upon you by pupHcdtlon pursuant TO
order Of thc Hon samuel Greenbaum. a Justice of the
ctrrena Court .f the ~ New York dated the Sh
dsy of March 1902 Hnd filed with tie complaint
ofice Of Of the County Of New York a NJ
county court House County II York
Dated York. March 18th 1902
TURNER. ROLSTON & HORAN
plaintiffs httorueys William Street. New York n Y.
A DvHRTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
received a the Uptown ofice
no. 1.242 BROADWAY.
20 door north Of slst-st.. until o O'Clock q m
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ST, BABTHGLGMEw'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
2ll East 42l ST. First class dCmestics are
supplied; also managing hausekeepers. ma
irons. governesses tutors. etc.
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financial.
BLAIR & co.

33 WALL STREET.
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HORIZONS ICE CREAM.

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HORIZONS ICE CREAM is the standard
lee Cream ot the world. II Is 10 secret
everybody knows Il. All orders promptly
hlled city or country
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YOUNG LADY %. employment. has OK
perence in electrical line. also been en-
ploy,d as switchboard operator. references.
Miss A.. - East l12th-st.
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Brooklyn.
5thocl 9qcucles.

4 AERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors. GoveTnesses
tte te College, schools ana FandiIes Apply 10
Ars. y J. YOUNG-FULTO$. p Union Square
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BOOKS.
SlAlGMTER RN0N @AlE-
BOARD AND ROOMS.

A!-A!-A!-ATTENTION,
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TRUSTWORTHY WOMAN, very much in
need Of means. would Doe useful daily, eN-
cept sunday. from 10 >. reference. Miss
~ DONALD. l-j East 99th-st.
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CfCur5loUS.

Severn! Summer conducted parties. Everything FIRST
class cost SfS5 Tourist guide. lOu-plEe book
lustrated with descriptive programmes A DE
POTTER. ~ y way. y. Y.
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LOST.
LOST -Pnssbcok No. 74411. issued by tho
Institution f'r the Savings Of Merchants
Clerks The finder VIII please return II %
the bank. No. ~ Union Square.
LOST Bankbook No SO. s2I Bank for
Savings. 2So 4th ave. New York Pay
ment stopped Please return book to bank
LOST.-Auy person holding or LAYING claim
To- handbook No. j. 1Il Of m. United
States Savings Bank Is notified O, present
it at the bank a new book is ah-ut to
be Issued.
LOST or STOLEN Handbook No. 37i. .JSl.
of the German Savings Bank I'm IN, CITY
or New York. corner ith-aVc. ana 14tl.sL..
issued g. Catherine Barth. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating th- same II
not returned TO the bank ON the 10Th day OF
April 1902 duplicate viii he Issued
LOST. .- handbook No. 36o. S5S Of the Union
Dime Savings Institution Is missing Anv
person having a claim to IT is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days
or submit % having said paSsb .oIs cancelled
and n new one issued
LOST. -Rankh,5k No. 35t. 3S9 n the linton
Dime Savings Institution is missing Any
person having claim tu II Is hereby called
unon to present the same within ten days
or submit t. having said resshook cancelled
and a new one lssuel
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DRESSMAl<T0G.

''''iESs HlkH EFdQe DOWNING t44eE Illl4tIS4 o
lowest prices. MARN BROS. - Union So.
DRESSMAl<I6G.
A.-COTTURIERE FRANCHISE. Advanced
styles for spring. fine French dresSmak-
ing; Paquins new cHnEinE skirt. Worth s
new sleeves; English tailored gowns. ladies
own materials made, estimates given. short
notice; reasonable prices for fine wori5. per
fect 1T guaranteed imported gowns re
modelled and httei. Nine. EENITEAU
ANDERSON. 3O5 West 32d-st.. formerly
with Stern Bros
DRESSMAKER.- Competent. CUT by dav cr
week. city references. Address DRESS
MAKER. pa Sth-ave.
DRESSMAKER wishes 10 go out by the
day. neat. cut aud fit. and good sewer
81 n day. NJ \. l.G26 Sd ave
DRESSMAKER. OF B. Altman & Co. c,-
ocllent litter, spring STYLES. experienced, J,
competent. s. "a day or a. home. DRESS
MA AhER, 2J3 West lfth ST.
DREsSCCTTINC and MILLINERY sys-
tematicallv taught. pays better than other
trades. night school. Monday. wednesday,
Friday. s. 80 sta is YOU NpOWELL'S
$40 BIS Gth-ave
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PHYSICAL CULTURE & BOXING.

PROF JUDD's method training body ua-
surpassed. 1O3 6th-ave.. behind store;
sl4 month; $40 quarter. II lessons month.
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w. WlllIAmS & som.
TtD w. 77TH ST. Fa1.ls7ss. tn, 33ss
CARPET CLEANSING. Established 1873.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANSING co.
Cleans by compressed air. steam. hand or
on floor. l SOS Broadway. 421 East 4Sth-st.
CO1 & BRANDT Tel 1872 3Sth.
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HELP WANTED.



WANTED.-Ca7aSIe woman as cook and
ca-etakar in select country home. Ad-
dress pESIRA BILE. BOX 10. Tribune Office.
WANTED.-T'vo girls: a Getuan girl for
the care OF ar infant and 70 do chamber
work; also a Protestant woman as cook and
general housewCgEer in a small family. Call
a 4I5 5th-ave- after 10 o'clock, must bring
references
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grown sons, desires nice houses; expert
enced: good renter Hrs HAbhGGER. -
East ll5th-st.
STENOGRAPHER. TYPEN RITTER. - Fsx-
perieuCed, accurate Intelligent best ref
erences. Miss 4. 500 Dean-st-, Brooklyn.
"
STENOGRAPHrR and TNPEN ltItER-
one years experience. salary SO AC-
y j.
TRUSTWORTHY WOMAN yerv much in
need Of means. would le useful daily eX-
cent SUNDAY. from 9 10 ;. reference. Miss
YOUNG LADY. %. employment. has OK
perieHce in electrical line. also been en-
ployed as swltchhoarl operator, references.
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WORK WANTED.
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Male.
- words. . times. ......I3 cents
time rate. so cents
AMBITIOUS YOUTH. Is. now holding posi-
t1n ln one Of the largest corporations IN
tL- CITY. doNious.y seeks employment in
Wall street bankers or brokers office, 70
learn the business genera rly useful AROUND
q. busy oiicc. highest qualiacations: salary
- W i. o.. Box ,. Tribune Once
Public Expert Accountant and Auditor.
Room SD, 100 Nassau-st-, y. y.
ACCOUNTANT, expert bOONkerper intro
balance each month or no pay. temporary
o.. permanent position; 60 anywhere, high
est references and pond. IOstotlCe Bob $50.
Ne"-lo-S city.
r",.tI T. TT
as assistant oD"kke-per or I'M clerk, eN-
PeTieneed. hard wooirksr. luiCS ana accurate
l'.sJ r reference. EDWARDS. AZ Ans'er-
" "--------- --
10 aNhf.tttH' ar assistant, all around
Once man. desires permanent position (;
Ss,laIy moderate H. DAMME4 EI;, 1858
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hL'I,TiiI h'5 ia!r Writer, dFri ~, soyd
'l't'"' 'i'.' very "ll.ihS' IN employ 'neilJ
ses,. ,r,f., .II or, u. ,.... .l,,S', n
- F-ocLI,,r
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COLLIE TOR i'y man of 30 with reliable
5000 security. a. y. 2+3 East 7Sth-st
I,>---7>------. -
refrrcrrcs. also 9aicrsr7r.s ' -tc,miirrir.. T5s
softer and ig5gs,rtous several years eNperi-
''.-' ''' "'' west -" 81.
Al references. Address j. N. EKADT
Jo"Hsto"n. y D.
HANDY MAN. Ir.l.~~ttnJs -arr.rl,sr' =
Eogh. eleeiIi, bells, plain rsintus' var
.--e,-.' ,t,H a., ,l'+,.' .'t' ,''.eS, 20" u
- ~, - -. -.
HARNESS r..it.rr, .s r-,,-.r ~. ,,,,,,.-.-.
= I..-,,a-. --4 t.-sS -. -t-i,-- L,,.i-,-.- 80
isriar+,-,rI- IN Nt,,, y,rl Gr ~ lie. al
ery $500 \. y H.. Tribune Glf,ce,
II YOUR BOOKS are tehiad or hooklccpe-
iI. a~.p me line. am at vDur service,
daily after p. m. terms moderate.
JA%ITpE German american uosi-{1. as
Jtuito-. would like one ten family H. use
used - F4ylv- caro- 4 first class .ga-#u.t--
I4AMB . West II2th-~t.. i3airrr
JANITDE- Iy c1logeI man. tU an o-l.r
heating: good -,t,rrn,a. ,7u az ADDE'S
Z r IuG lv,-, +7tr-st rNir,f .Yat ,.t-t
LI-ECHHAN anil as>i=raut bartender: sod
MANAGER ~ brJug1 office or rla1ufart-
urerS representative in st Louis 40
dress Eu lbs Webster Groves No
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barber. also coynet:st. mula,to. T \. y. .
.l6 Ny,s. iTth.st.
PORTER. elevator operator cr useful man
ny young negro SMI4h o. West
"eth-st-
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Dipiocn0 X ouces.
The Chicago. Rock Island q Pacific Rail-



The Chicago, Rock Island q Pacific rail
oace @, the Treasurer.
! DIVIDEND Of SIS per share will be paid
Nay ls next shareholders this Conlrany's
Bocks The Transfer Books VIII be closed at 500 o'cl5ci
P ~ on he 2sth day Of March ana opened at 1000
unriI 200 200 O'Clock P " IN ~ st day Of May when
meeting and e Re opened again for
F z. HAYNE Treasurer.
Metropolitan Street Railway Co.
~ RESOLjIION ot the Board Of Directors
= ne 1ETRoPoLITAN STREET RAILWAY con-
QUARTERS PER Cent rer share .s declared on The
business Tuesday Apr u 1907 % The stoc khoiders
1872 The transfer books wiz be closed for the purIofo f
mi. dividend On March 81, 1902, and viii be opened
CHARLES Z WARREN. Secretary.
FRANKLIN Trust COMPANY.
D''lPEHP sc3@RyS no \ - !. March . 1902.
THE BOARD OE TRUSTEES has this day
declared quarterly dividend Of 80 upon the capital
s,'eA ~ ms fniaIy PayaDf April st IHt- 10 s,oct-
hooks VIII be closed from 2. n. March 2lst, 1902 until
90 80 '''' cFoWELL HADDE~. JR-. Secretary.
JAMES H. DUNHAa1 &. CO.
THE DIRECTORS of James H. Dunham &
Or aaa Qnaf Per en- On me tlrSi ft5sTTFa & SS9SS'
the close q business March I'D. 1902.
lhe Transfer BOOKS VIII be- closed a. y o'clock noon
DAY March. 1902. and reopened a. ~
J. n TAPPEN, Secretary.
THE NATIONAL SHOE AND LEATHER BANK
OF TIE CITY OF NEW YORK.
New York March -. 1902
NINETT-EIGFTH t9sTHl DIVIDEND.
THE Directors have declared quarterly
dividend per cent. payable, free Of April
1902 until when date transfer book VIII 5e closed
JOHN l. COLE Cashier.
sLOsS SHEFFIELD STEEL & IRON 90.
THE Board Of Directors have this day de
l. clared 2 dividend of ONE AND THREE QUARTERS
CA~H PER CENT the Preferred stock of the Com
ending February 2Sth payable April
lsr. Office Of the Guaranty Trust Company OF
-teV York
Transfer books will be closed at y o'clock noon on
March 22I reopened the morning q April ID 1902.
= MCQUEEN, Secretary and Treasurer.
SeT York. March H. 1902
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HOUSE finely situated. mountain scenery.
accommodate ladies. SIS apiece for the
season Address LEMON, - West loth-st
Answer all week.
35TH ST. - WcST.-Booms for gentle
men; conveniently and richly appointed
81 EAST 22D-S' AND EASr 18TH 81
desirable large and small rooms. per
marently. trausieuuy. references.
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
BILLIARD AND FOOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURERS - billiard and pool
tables, high grade bowling alley builders
lowest prices MARX BROS. - Union So.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

HANDSOMELY furnished rooms 20 rent I'm
prl.lte family. references. Apply -
East 21d-st.
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HELP WANTED.


Male.
ATTENTION Men wanted. cheap trip TO
Europe: England. s.. 81, Germany $40.
Africa, S25: also free transportation pro
cured. return pas-age. ATLANTIC SHIP
PING OFFICE. 115 LIST st, New York
ArTENTION,-Nen wanted. IS to - takes
YOU to all princiusl EtSTopean ports ~
doing an easy work London, Liverpool
Glasgow. Hull. Antwerp, etc. also free
TRANSFORMATION procured. Shipping Onlces
4 clinton =. and % West-st.. New York
Wanted. young man. over
- u good education and address, to act
es salesman, then as manager. Cdll BALCH
BROS. co, 100 5th-av".
WANTED English groom for country
place. can $3.50. Wednesday morning. lO
Wall-st.. Room 2ib-
ANTED-Otfice boy in drygoods com
mission house. some experience: aged
about Is Address IN own handwriting. T.
o. Box l. 499, New York city.
WANTED.-A young man. competent to
rent property in downtown business dis
trict. excellent opportunity for right man.
experience not necessary. though preferred
hrst class reference required. EUGENE
SOUTHACK. G21 Broadway.
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UNFURNISHED ROOMS.

TWO outside rooms uufuruishc3. moderate
terms. references exchanged. 1SS East
60th St. third ionr south.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-24

asked the officer in charge II any OF his
men had gone beyond the lines. Upon
learning, to his surprise, that such was
not the case. he dismounted, gave his
horse in charge of bugler. took re-
yolver from the holster, told the Off
GER to be on the alert and stealthily
ran forward through the darkness in
the direction of the voices. When he
could 20 no further without betraying
his presence he dropped to the ground
in an angle of rail fence where he
could distinguish in the darkness the
outlines OF three horsemen with rifles
glistening across the pommels of their
saddles, which made IL conclusive that
they were rebels as his own men were
armed with carbines, which hung from
the side. He lay bresthless until they
passed, then rose and took the middle
OF the read and had them between him
self and his troopers. He ordered them
to surrender Who are you?" they
demanded and cooked their rides. II
am an Internally live yank," replied
Squirting, as he opened fire. His first
sho. struck the Officer in charge; thrs"
rifles responded. but Squirting was not
hit His second unhorsed another
rebel and the third man surrendered
When the advance guard arrived Gen
Squirting had all thee prisoners. one Of
them being Lieut.. John w. Watts. son
OF the then governor OF Alabama. He
was wounded in the left groin by Spur
ling's bullet and narrowly escaped
death. Lieut.. Watts was on his way
to Evergreen to raise men to give bat
tie TO Squirting and had he not been
caught would soon have reached Ev-
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-24
GEN. ANDREW B. SpURLING

Few men now in the sadly thlnned
ranks of the Grand Army OF the Re-
public can look back upon a war rec
ord so full Of glorious and notable
achievements as can Gen. Andrew n.
Squirting, now residing at COS la Sale
avenue. Chicago, and during the rebel
lion lieutenant colonel OF the second
Maine cavalry. Repeatedly mentioned
in dispatches, complimented on the
field. and presented by congress with a
special medal OF honor for valor," he
IS a perfect type OF that incompatible
body OF men that at the close OF the
great war went back to civil life and
became as good citizens as they had
been unrivaled soldiers. Truly the re-
public does well to honor such men.
for the world may safely be challenged
10 produce their equal.
Gen. Squirting received his medal OF
honor from the war department by or
Ter OF President Mckinley, in 1897. but
L wsy won March 2S, 1865, when Gen
Spurling was lieutenant colonel OF the
second Maine cavalry and was in COM
mand OF a brigade OF cavalry march
ing In the enemy's country from Mil
ton Fla, to cut the railroad at Ever
green, Ala. and seize or destroy all
he Confederate supplies possible. Tho
,ountry was full of Confederate scout
ing parties and II was by capturing
one OF these. and that alone, that the
expedition was enabled to succeed.
II is a thrilling story. but is only
one OF many In which Gen. Squirting
was the hero. His command arrived
about II o'clock the night of March 23.
1865, at the junction Of the roads lead
ing to Grsvella' and Evergreen. Ala.
and five miles distant from each place.
Here the men were permitted to dis
mount and get little rest and sleep
before the attack on Evergreen in the
early morning. Plckets were thrown
out on all sides and Gen. Squirting rode
to the advance guard in the Evergreen
road AS he arrived at the outpost he
heard talking outside the lines, and
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-24

federates, and Gen. Squirting killed th
colonel in command In n hand-to- hand
encounter
At another time. with 200 pickel
men. he rode two hundred miles In
three days to Vernon. Co., destroying
a large supply OF stores there, rej0in-
ihs the brigade at MariaLna. after hav-
ing several sharp engagements him
self, in time to attack the enemy In
the rear and win a victory there which
hung In the balance
Gen, Squirting comes of race OF sail.
ors and fighting stock. His grandfatli-
er. Capt. Benjamin Squirting, had many
thrilling adventures with the British
during the war of 1912, and for time
man-ofwar, while in 1923 his father.
Capt Samuel Squirting, when master OF
the schooner Cashier OF Cranberry
Isles Me-, defeated a crew OF pirates
who had for long time terrorlzed tn.
coast towns of Cuba. For his yalor
upon this occasion he was presented
by the merchants and citizens OF Trlni-
dad de Cuba with silver-mounted
sword. brace OF gold-mounted pistols
and $500 In gold.
Gen. Squirting is now nearly SO years
old and carried his years well. Up 10
Oct. 10. 1900. when he received a stroke
OF apoplexy, which entirely paralyxed
his right side. since which time he has
been unable TO give much attention ca
business. He is certainly one OF ths
most distinguished heroes of ths War
OF the Rebellion.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-24
HAITI. Of Lookout Mountain.

From the top OF Lookout Mountain
in Tennessee you can see into several
states. 1t was here that the famous
battle above the clouds" was fought.
A portion OF the crest is reserved by
the government for "A park, and as the
climate is ideal a great many North
erners live here during a portion OF the
year.
II was Gen. Hooker who charged the
fortincations OF Lookout Mountain.
With desperate determination the
Union forces carried the heights. driv-
ing the enemy before them. Tho next
morning Hooker advanced on the
south while Sherman was engaged on
the northern flank Grant from his
position. saw the effect OF Sherman's
assaults. The Confederate line in front
of him was being weakened. and with
bold movement launched Thomas
corps on its center. The orders were
TO take the rife pits at the foot OF the
hill then halt and reform; but in the
excitement OF success officers and men
pushed forward and swept up the as
cent. Grant caught the inspiration,
and the entire forces were ordered in
one grand charge. Up they went over
rocks and chasms, all lines broken In
The eagerness to reach the summit.
Without firing a shot, and needless OF
the tempest hurled upon them, they
gained the crest captured the guns and
turned them on the retreating foe.
That night the Union camp nres. glist-
ening along the nights above chatta-
nooga. proclaimed the success OF this,
the most brilliant OF Grant achieve
ments, and the most picturesque OF
the battles OF the war.
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ergreen and by telegraph there
aroused the country and so many sol
diers would have been summoned that
Gen. Squirting would have had to re-
treat while fighting desperately for
his own safety. The capture of the
scouts however enabled him to tap
tho railroad and capture two trains
and 125 prisoners. IL was for this ex-
plot that Gen. Squirting received
congressional medal OF honor, as tho
order read, FOR most distinguished
gallantry in action
Gen. Squirting was n native OF Gran
berry Isle, Me. and was sea captain
before the war. having returned from
California, where he had been for sev-
eral years, to offer his services TO this
governor OF Maine. and, having enlist
ed as n private was within month
commissioned a first lieutenant In ths
First Maine Cavalry lie was promo
ted 10 captain and IL was when with
his command that he first attracted nt-
tention to himself by his pluck and pa
triotism additional TO original methods
of warfare
Capt, Squirting was promoted 20 d
jor of the Second Maine Cavalry. Eom
there to lieutenant colonel, and II was
while with this regiment in Alabama
and Florida, where he was given in
dependent commands that he attract
ed the favorable notice OF all the corps
division and brigade commanders by
his activity. versatility and heroic bra
very upon many occasions.
One notable occasion, when Gen.
Squirting won great praise from tho en-
tire army, was on a return from long
raid with overwhelming numbers pur-
suing him hard on all sides, that ho
led his brigade in charge across II
bridge, which WAS supposed TO be so
fortified as to preclude such sup
posed foolhardy attempt In the face
OF severe fire the charge was made.
Gen. Squirting leading. lie was met al
the other end of the bridge by tn Con