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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-24
Time Table
IN EFFECT
Feb. !, 1908
ARRIVE.

arrive.
From Ogden. Portland, Butte,
San Francisco and OMAHA. $50 an
From Ogden and intermediate
points -.---.--.--.-.-.....-.-.. S.lv an
Ogden, Cache Valley. Chicago,
ST Louis, Omaha. Denver and
intermediate points ....-.-.-..--.l " pm
From Ogden. Chicago. St. Louis.
kansas City, Omaha, Denver
and san Francisco -...--.-..-... 4.o0 pm.
Butte, Portland. san Fran
CISCO ..s-.-.....-.....ss.sssssrs S'4v pm
DEPART.
For Ogden. Omaha. Chicago.
Denver, Kansas City and St.
LOUIS - .---.--.---.-.------..--.-- t.VV an
For Ogden. Butte. Helena, Port
land, San Francisco and inter
mediate points ................... s:4b an
For Ogden, omaha, Chicago,
DenVSr- Aanses City, St Louis
ana san Francisco ...-......... -: so pm
For Ogden. Cache Valley, Dem
Yer, Kansas City. Omaha, St.
LUIS ana chicago -....-..-...... b:4o pm.
For Ogden, Cache Valley. Butte.
heicna, Portland. san Fran
cisco and intermediate points. .12:30 a. N
T. n. SCHUMACHER.
act Traffic Ms-.
D. E. hurley,
G.aP. & 7. A.
D. S. SPENCER,
A @. P. & Z. A.
City ticket office. 90l Main street. TeIo-
I phone, go.
'Daily except Sundays.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-09
OVER A SCORE KILLED.
Fatal Collision Between Trains on III,
Southern Railway.

Washington. July Twerfy-ons
persons. Including nineteen colored
He.e .iiici and nine injured Ia a heas.
on collision IN the Virginia Midland
division Of the southern Hallway al
Rockhsh. Va PASSENGER train No d
leaving Washington at II - a III ~
Atlanta. ia dashed into local freies,
No IS. standing ON the main lin. u
the road al that so.ai. ~Icrhing both
engines and II. baggage and .apr. =
cars 81 No 3s TIE baggage car ard
the second class passenger cnas I'm
rned.atcl. following II i.lescop.i The
coach was occupied mostly by color.d
people
The freight train n III. time Of ihs
acc!tcli aas IN the return run frcu
l.ynehburg 10 charlottesville Roc X
fish static. IL midway between these
tao points and tn track ihe!. IL q
single one The engineer had order
to g.f out ~ the WY ~ n. fast pas
s.nger train. bot for som. reason h
had ovcrs;ayei hts time and had failed
la take siding 80 that tho passenger
train could pass. The trains came 10
gr,hcr with n horrible crash and .
fearful rc.n. ~ panic cnsn.i when the
occupants os the cars realized what
had &C CURED.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-09

TIE -ay fo crIre haekarhe. gravel. h.haFnia
msalsiA. rheHmails'n. .esss Ir-l7si-ia, seems.
cAiArr.l ani MANY U.her disessys-curs ih.9n "a
th~s vii >iay ctagss. : - make :hf, ksness 81
hcaliay and cner. .ic ia, they VII nlIeF all
uric Arii lo.sons aAi debris 9: tissue vas,e from
she body.
Ills !. what Ds. Fcnner'- Kidney and Tack.
Arhe Cure Vas it->s1. - D.. sai what II .ure ~
does d. ihys!ctat.s tho prescribe II. druggists
who soil H. AM the Ieo.le wha iaAcii all testify
n IT. remarkable care, II you have any oi TIE
diseases n.n,iuae. as due T. gnsn.na.,>d is>s us,
VAST. Try this rvl.atlc rszac., al. yoa will no4
- iisav,oi.:s~i. |. makes weak k.aacy> >iroIg
law kidney active. sick kidneys well It's Tot
the .'hsi or miss s1ca-c.san Il irr.s ns ieie
medical A.ycu;g-er. n,t the fasoYiie prescription
a. = physician q! larse and long eI,-.r.cace aud
acknowledges. Ahisa.s m rx-surgeAn tn the L =
NAVY An author - r.; ute. = man 0! standing and
Influence tn the csfr1. lni,y where h lives And
is he>i known. and hos neichssars have twice
.lesssi him - rcgfe>s'ai them ii the y. state
Legislature.
Dr. feaners Kidney ani Backaohc Care 5
put - In tso sizes =; sC;s. aaa 81 a. a bottle
IL Is kept .: mos, iruc stores. yoer iruc.,ss
a1.,s not hayc II Ia s.,k h vii cei i,for Yea II
You :sk hin n. There Is no oifer remedy '1ps;
As gresi" 80 Ac>cps no substitute MI insist N
having the genuine nl,Niicinc-the ouly onr ihas
-rrs.> Al aches an: ais due 81 d!>sassNi er
defective ki3acvs
Write - pr. VI. VI rcancr Frsdonia. y i for
rec Information and literature seaG. "lhr
Peoples Reiaciin>." postal card request Viii
brink thea. ssaIi one TO-DAY.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-09
TWO ELECTRICIANS KILLED.
Meet a horrible Death At the Duluth
Carnival.

Dalu,h. July s.-Tao electricians
mot 4 horrible death during tn. morn
!ng nj the grounds of the r"rasi carni
val nos on IN Duluth. They arc Noss:
Hewitt of Duluth AMI George leahis
thuag ~ .inn. apolis
The accident Was the result of their
oan careless ness They gcre string
trs guy wire for one " the exhibits
and were dragging II across lhs
.lc.frir wire After warning fhei'
helper of the danger of taking hold al
the wire In the event 81 easchins
they did the very thing themselves
and started tn drag IL over the electric
uir. The insulation wore on and
600 volts went into their bodies
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-09
conr,fe's HEART - NOT ACTING
ocopeaLv AZ THE RESULT
OF WEAKNESS.
CONDITION HOURLY GROWS WORSE
INDICATIONS POINT TO THE
EARLY DISSOLUTION or
HIS HOLINESS.
rone JULY e.-Thc popc's condition

rone July s--Thc popc's eond''on
-, crave Ills doctors arc alarmed
:, H. continued weakness. which y
..m,,lt. at.d by certain functional di"'
~. Ills holiness IN restless and
AZ, frequently falling asleep
~. rontirs heart II not function
!. nran.rl, a. a rcauit o! his great
,fu.t.a,lon and very great weakness
.nefe aas am-loriaslnn In the work
a. ), The kidneys. which was contrary
,..,l.statiun Up 10 p IN the "a
Int hai no, passed any urine.
r.. nigh, bulletin In Anxiously
s.al,e. az 4 II known that II VIII b~
,.,u.1 after thorough examination
ana i 1ili he consldcrci To bc mai
,.-,lt and also because II viii tell
-. shelc truth as the result OF criu
: II. j. The treatment ard the pro
al II consul, other doctors
\. evening approached tho pop~'s
ntftisn gte~ aiarmineiy ~or~c and
t.fr Is serious fear that be usll pas
saal a3r!ng the night
DARN. ,ho afternoon Dr Malsoni
Va aaAa.aiy called out 81 the SICK
{ s4auat.eg by Cardinal Rampolla and a
l4u4.d whispered cuusc!xa''un cn
. 10 This gave riar IN ell kinds ns
ramars but Il was soon explained that
Garl.aal Rampo..A had taken upon
himself the duty of acting - mouth
,4eeo far sore ~ tho Intimate fftcrds
ar relatives n tho pope rho suggest.
81 the Availability of calling certain
Other doctors In consultation pr. Mas.
ssni rrpli-d that be had not tho l~avs
|oh.te,iun 10 such . consultation but
that tte SYMPTOMS And course 81 tho
tis"ase aet. 50 clear an! we'll achn~v!
~ IL leave nn doubt a. Tn the alarno-
a. lie therefore was unable sn sec
IT, l.s"Ss.ty for tho step proposed
y i'.flsien has yet been rcar heed
sbs.4f TIE matter
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-09
CLAD IN WEDDING GARMENTS
Funeral of Two Lovers Occurs af kai
ara--o, M.cr.

Kalamazoo. Mich July .-The IN
neral .. Prank Nai'.y and Miss Ada
Patterson. held during the day al tae
time appointed for their wedding. II
tie ending of tragedy inteTsoscn
w4th romance since their childhood.
Wh.la rowing on Scots lake s.uall
c.psi7.t The boat AMI the occupants
w.r. drowned tn fIll vie. Of hundreds
O. y!cnickcfs The bodies Were 70
coycia an hour later and were claspod
In eaeh others arms 10th ver. prom
lu.ni IL 50. l,ts and the tragedy ha.
cast gloom oseT the city They had
known "a. other since Childhood and
had been af.lancei for some time.
I'll. weld 1as IN tax. place n
u m and II vas jus; a. that THE
hen the funeral services began. Each
VAS clad IN wedding garments
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-09
rEAcHERS' busy OAY.
Many Meetings. Exhibitions. Lectures
and lunc heocs

Fnsson. July v--The members os III,
National Teachers association sp.n, i
busy day From . J. IN until II
T. III each hour had its definite schca
nlc ani beginning a, p III there
acre many events crowded into each
ait, minutes No; only Mere meet
inEs scheduled Tor all departments
but there were exhibitions. lectures
open meetings. lunchrons ard 10 less
than fourteen receptions between
o'clock ani l. . M
The kindrskar'.n department. music
ciuc alton php steal train!nr. school al
m!nIstrai!or and special education O.
par;mcnA held their opening meet.
,nra during the day. the others had
mri previously
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-09
FORCES OF VENEZUELAN GOV.
ERNMENT CAPTURE THREE
MERCHANT VESSELS.
TWO OTHERS TAKEN sY THE REBELS
PRESIDENT cAsTRoe TROOPS
PREPARING TO ATTACK
6UOAO BOLIVAR.

Por OF Spain. Trinidad, July o.
u Is reported from Ciudad Bolivar
Venezuela. that the Venezuelan gov
crhmeni forces have captured three
american steamers near Apure and
that the resolu'ion!sts at Ciudad Boil
war have captured two American YES
sels
an attack on Cindad bolivar ts cx
pec'ei 10 take place nj once. but before
attacking The city General Gomez vii
oner General Rolanio. commander o!
The r"volutionists. In the name Of Pres
iden' Castro. the presidency of one o.
the states 81 Venezuela IL Rolando vii
supi,a:t the Ncnczut an government
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-09
WITHDRAWING ARTILLERY.
-Four Companies of American Troops &c
Leave Cuba.

Wa a.nSton. July s.--The secretary
oi VAR has ordered the withdraw n
srorn Cuba ot four companies os coast
artillery. tie - htcenth ani Twenty
nfn no~ NJ Cl.nf.. go. and the
T~rnt, ia.ta and Twenty fourth. no~
q, Havana This d!sconi.nucs fhs
rrrbrnt pot y! Ctcnsacsns and leaves
in Guba The Seventeenth aud Nine
ic~nth companies a, Santiago and iht
TwcriGcth and Tacnt. SECOND nj ia
yana. Which latte. companies Si!l u!
,irra.cis garrison ths tao projected
eualsns stations a; bahia Honda an
Guantanamo.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-09
CUMMiES WOULD LIKE -.
Iowa Governor a Candidate fer the Vics
Presidency.

Washington. July 9.-iovernor Cum
Minis Of Iowa has written personal
letter TO friend in Washington stat
ing that he will accept the Republican
vice presidential nomination If il is
offered bin Tire letter does not an
nounre the governors candidacy. but
merely aseaIts that he will run If in
vilcd
The report u rot surprising news,
even If true because Republicans
here have for a long time believed that
the governor wa out for the prize.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-09
RevleWo TINE YEARS WORK
Address os National Editorial Assoela.
ton president

Omaha. July 9.-A programme OF
music prcfaced the frst session OF the
annual convention Of the National Ed.
itorial association. President Harry
a. willard called the convention TO or.
der and then delivered his annual ad.
dress. lie reviewed the work Of the
year. mentioned the Increased men,
ocrship of the Association aud con-
graduated the mem bcrs OF its healthy
condition.
committees and topics were then
announced and other routine business
transacted. following which papers
were read
Al IL 10 the delegates. accompa-
MED by their families. We. taken 10
south Omaha Ia n dozen y e.iai troll.
ley cars. where they inspected the
parktn. thtcrckia. Luns hcon was
served nj the i.!yss,oek EAohangc
building
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-09
NOlOS MINNIE sofa lANOS.
New Yorker FLEA a Petition IN BANK
rupscy.

New York. July John / Faars
Jr. ~ this cit, has hled petition 10
bankruptcy. placing his liabilities az
Ss1n IS. and assets al N.lt..s>a A.
Tho liabilities AT. secured BY III" con
,rranre o. pine lands in 81 LOUIS
county. Mimi. nominall, valued al
81 .o@t .1os
The principal creditors arc 'he -
suft,y bank of Duluth. Minn. 49,. :
simeon Chapman. Chicago. w. :
John Marton. Minneapolis. sivh.A 90
AMI : r I,aars. Grand Rapids. M''h.
So SOS
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-09
BIDDING WAS SPIRITED.
Two Negroes AUesicneo or for har
vest Hands.

Topeka. kan Jul, 4 special l.
the State Journal from Russ.lls says
tao .sEroea wsgo bid for On the aac
ton block for harvest WORK They are
John and Harper Porter. knoaa a
xoni ~urAssa The bidding vas splr
lied. e,artlas Sita T. ~ Ter day Al
gust Kr.uhari hnA!l, .. urei them OF
a hit ~ g II per dap ~ Victoria
ius, over The line IL Ellis county. an
other rultved man asi.i for bids so'
an cmpioy~ who auuli pitch II the
stack all the gram one header
could cut tn this occasion The ne1r,
bsuarht g. per day bid
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-09
TWENTY BODIES RECOVERED.
Search for Victims OF oakford Par
pal Flood Continues.

J.annotte. Pa. July ?.-The search
for ho.lies II victims of the Oakfori
park Hood l. progressing sio"l- .
scarcely anything being done 10 clear
m tho wreckage that Is scattered for
r,,,.s from Oakford Park down To
w,rov This Is due to the scarcity oi
labor The recovered bodies number
twenty and twenty persons are stiii
,ptSsirg
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-09

ported by only . few new cardinaia
who. IN order to prevent the election
OF Cardinal 0otti or Cardinal vannu.
teIh.. may vote for the octogeparian
Cardinal Capecclatro. archbishop of
Capua. whose pontifcate would neces.
sarily be short and would afford An.
other chance for Cardinal Rampolla
Cardinal Capccclatro also has q small
group Of independent partisans and no
may succeed because the sacred col.
Iege objects to another long pontificate
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-09
VETERAN OF TWO WARS.
Soldier Of Pope Plus TX. Dead !" New
York City.

New York. July 9-Ve'cran OF TWO
wars and favoriic of a former pope
John Dillon Mulhaii Is dead al MS
home In this city lie was a native ~
ireland After serving for time IN
the rnrlish army he enlisted In the
papai .uards Tic fought against "s'
,baliis army and showed sn.n GO"
rpienous valor that Pope Pius ~. acc
Grated him with the Order OF ~ oTcs'
oyy and gave him a commission. ~.
later came to New York and serve"
through the Civil war.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-09

a Mas Slight Chance o. eeloo
Elected Pone.

Drela,es 'u'y 9.-One of the Vatican
the ,on,aas assured a Correspondent tha,
LEO lies '"r the succession OF Popc
'"u of tho tween Cardinals Gotti. pre-.
OBS ana "e sacred Congregation ar hish
t'Dline staiars and of regular dls-
trand n. "na Seranno Vanuutetli.
ala y, p'hitentisry. Cardin.i Ram.
CAV s,,apa napal secretary OF sta,c has
'nanc: Hc viii be sup.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-09
CHANGE FOR rne WORSE.
Cerar9emens of pope's Kidneys Causes
Grave Concern.

| ~ 'Ae Jnls As can he seen BY shr
rofnlt. bulletin The r>opc'a condition
J. not - favorable. due ,o the fact that
Tie improvement after the operation
Las noi assumed the proportions the
a. infs ~ishei While the Inflammation
. IL lans l. Decreasing the patients q
1A'Fal condition aoea not Improve
al 'h'F" - tendency towards a raj
La ehange for tho worac
he .0giiT IL extremely weak and
''A th9"Fosorm aocm. 20 have lost
- .oR"f % si,- the eu-.fcr rho relief
- 'fnA4nli reEi I~s!a.s what snna,
presses n" pop. iR tho alnlcul,y b..
'iiff4"nelns Ia breathing At u.nca
".''af" To =. upon the poin, Of
."Ah' 4iaiion and then his breathing
A''A4'f became weaker until his
III apparently siopa
another great prooccnpation Of tho
""fs Is ID" d.rangcmcnt Of the IA
..ahsys. az n result of which
w.! poisoning Ia feared.
Intense Anxiety Prevails.
~, e"N'ooS noH In that tho pope =
.'"Ap" may b" prolonged longer
man could D" expected thirty .sla
ago, but the hopes of his rccov
=, "s siili very small.
~ intense anxiety regarding the
s"''H condition which Ia felt
~ the United States Ia shown
:, :, "a" r.ccip, Of . very large number
n,.,. s'ams from eminent American
"'s and lay Catholics. making
49, Inquiries and expressing tho
.s mar The prayers for his recovery
A. following bulletin concerning
s. i, ,'pr condition was posted nj
|aha on., night passed TRANQUILITY enough.
sle., va" pontin had no restorative
,.s,, ,r he pulse was frnu.n, hu,
s.Sna,, breathing ~as "a free N prc.
do.. da's The condition Of the pore
Lm y "o' permit Of long exam,nation,
A. sa,s /" s''mS ,ha, tho pneumonia tends
LIQUID id : Itself and that tho picuric
lhe IN - not regathcring. However
l. ng, ",.al , condition of the patient
.ta,n :, Hanquili1ing because Of tho
iAa.a..'' '...'ression which. Al Intervals.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-09

Austria 70 Exercise Veto Power /" ~
Is Elected Pope.

Vienna. July 9-The Taeeblatt pub
fishes rumor 10 the effect that IN
view of Cardinal Rampolla's hostility
"a the triple alliance Austria would cx'
orcise her right 10 veto should DC ee
elected pope.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-09

IIavre. Ment.. July 9-Four tramps
were killed and forty-seven freigh,
cars ditchcd. half Of which were de.
molished. In a freight wreck near Mid.
vale, on the Great Northern The
wreck was caused by a defective rail
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-09
The \ liay-.

Recent experiments, by practical tests
and examinations with the aid OF the
y Rays establishment II j. fact that
Catarrh Of the stomach j. not disease
of itself, but il re4ul'- from repeated
attacks of Indigestion. How can | cure
my Indigestion. kodol Dyspepsia
Cure i curing tht usanGs 1t will cure
you of indigestion aud dyspepsia, and
prevent or cure Catarrh of tie Stomach
kodni ii ,c-is what you ga. makes the
stomach sweet Sold I, Cook :. OGee.
How Are cur SAicr.yss
Dr Hotbs apara.us pills cur.s al sian.y 'l.s .ao
nfsf fepx sxvflr ~ f.s "a n
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-09
nue TO INTENSE HEAT.
Three Deaths ard Many Pross'as'o"s
n Chicago.

Chicago. July e.-Threc deaths ana
. nmmhcr Of proxtrxtions from the
heat werc reported tn the police during
the day. At s;s0 p. m. the me,eu,!
rcv,s,cred 81 dcgs,. which II the high
cat 40 far this year.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-09
ASLEEP At THE TIME.
Two Children Perish In Their Burning
Home.

Akron. O.. July ?-Two Of Jonn
wns,f.ils children. aged four and six
years. were burned To dca'n 10 ".,, ."s,
home here during the day. W.s''M'
was gathering fuel when ne n'seos
cred that the house was IN "a",cs'
Thoy spread 40 rapidly that u was I'M,
possiblc 20 rescue the children. ~"o
were asleep at the time.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-09

c.rd,n., Gibbons Leaves Baltimore Tor
New York.
baltimore. July Cardinal Gibbons
90. s,r Now York over the Pcnnsylva-
ala railroad nj lis p m on MS way
10 Rome.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-09
the KIDNEYS
nUST 0E WGAlTMv AND ACTIVE is
Y00 WOULD BE
FREE FROM DISEASE

The Kidneys are Filters That Strain
The Blood and Expel Its Inpuri.
ties From the Body-n the Kid.
nsys Become Diseased so They
Cannot, o. Tired and Lazy 50 That
They Will Not Properly Perform
Their Function, Tissue Waste =
The Ashes ofthe Fires Of Life. .-Ac.
cumulates In the Blood and If De.
posted in Various Structures Gives
Rise to Dutresses or Disabilities.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-09

Often leads 10 pow.
crty. No real
woman ever sold
her heart for the
lnYnri &c ~ i,To
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-09

D. Hotbs aparayus pills cur. al stan,. ia .aa
Gle fset AID sterllns isern.S's Co csirasc OF n
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-05-30
FROM PRIVATE TO GENERAL
Brilliant Records of Two Surviving
Comrades of Maine Regiments.

Several papers in speaking of the
seventy-sixth birthday of General
Frank G.. Nickerson of Cambridge,
Mass, have said that he was the only
man now living in New England to
enter the army as n private in the civil
war and come out as a brigadier gen
eral. Augusta has no intention of al
lowing such a misstatement TO circu-
late uncorrected, for one of our most
distinguished citizens, Ex-Governor Sell
den Common, can be credited with that
same splendid record.
He enlisted in April. 1861. as q pri-
vate in the ranks, saw the hardest
kind of active service, as his two
clutches eloquently testify. and after
winning rapid promotion by his gal
lantry in battle was commissioned a
brigadier general by President Lincoln
in June, 1864. and it was as a brigadier
general that he was later mustered out.
Whether there are others now living
in New England who rose from private
to brigadier general we do not know.
but certainly the name of General Con-
nor is with that of General Nickerson
on this roll of honor. which for the
whole country must be very short.
General Nickerson, by the way, Is
also a Maine man, native of Swan
vile, in Waldo county, and he enlisted
as a private in the Fourth Maine. Ee
was later colonel of the Fourteenth
Maine and became a brigadier general
in November. 1862. His father was in
the war of 1912 and his grandfather an
officer in the Revolution. In recent
years he has been Il resident of Massa-
chusetts-Kennebec Journal.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-05-30


the ground with some other officers
when General Phil Kearny and his
staff think there were five or six of
them-rode up to the station and, see
ing me, crossed over the railway and
dismounted before me. General Kear-
ny and l stood facing each other. /
gave him my remaining hand, the left,
and he gave me his only hand, the
right. He had lost his left I'm Mexico.
81 am sorry for you, General How
ard, but you must not mind the loss.
The ladies will not think any the less
of YOU he said.
81 laughed Mt this. and. noticing that
our hands were of about the same size,
l said. 'Kearny, there is one thing we
can do in the future-we can buy our
gloves together
HE answered, Sure enough
at has been asserted that Kearpy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-05-30

of a Confederate. Drawing his sword,
the lieutenant felled his assailant and
jumped into the fight. The retreat was
sounded twice, but Jouett's fighting
blood was up, and he would not leave.
When finally he did go, the crew Of
the Royal Yacht went with him as his
prisoners. After an exciting pull back
the two launches reached the Santee.
the men being in a state of exhaustion.
The Royal Yacht was totally destroyed.
For this action Jouett was ordered to
proceed to Washington, so that he
might 'be given a command worthy Of
his gallantry."
During the war Admiral Jouett cap
tured a number of blockade runners,
among them being the Kate Dale, Isa-
bella and Susannah, three vessels
which were afterward sent to northern
ports and profitably sold. In 1860 he
aided in the capture of several slavers,
which were taken to Key West.