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$4,000 Endowment Paid.

Newport News, Va, July 7th, 1904.
This is to certify that have received
from John Mitchell, Jr., Grand Chan
cellor of the Grand Lodge of Virginia,
Knights of Pythias, ($l50 O0) One hHn-
dred and Fifty Dollars in payment of
the death claim of Sir Charles Pettus,
who was a member of Lily of the VAL
ley Lodge, No. Al K. of p, N. A, S A.
E., A, A. and A. of. Newport News,
Va.
Signed:-Nannie Pettus.
Witnesses
VIM. F. Clarkson, S. ID. G.. @.
T. ]. Pree.
s. b. Pettus.
j. j. Booker d. d. G.. o.
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Do You Know Him I?

James Lee, colored, was dro wned at
Salem, New Jersey, July 10th. He is
said to be from Richmond, Va. For
information, address the Coroner,
Charles w. Denny, Salem. N. J.
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A Card of Thanks.

Mr.. and Mrs r. @. Boiling wish TO
thank their many friends who so kind
ly remembered them on the occasion
of their marriage ON the 22d ulto.
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PARKER
AND DAVIS
Chosen By Democrats For President
and Vice President.
THE PLATFORM AS ADPOTED

Judge Parker Sent Telegram Refusing
to StraddIe On the Currency Cues
tion, and After Vigorous Debate the
Convention Sent Him Reply
Saying His Attitude Is Acceptable.
st. Louis, July 1.-THE Democratic
national convention adjourned sine die
nominating Judge Alton b. Parker. of
New York. for president. and Henry
@. Davis, of West Virginia, for vice
president.
The nomination of Judge Parker was
dramatic in the extreme. Nearly 10
hours of oratory preceded the vote,
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Wanted Cooks and HOusemaids-For
New York and other Northern cities
Wages, So to So per week. Transporta :
ton furnished.
r. w. ELsoM,
Az E. Broad st.
17.l6 04-Iyr
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ANOTHER NEW LODGE THERE.
Active Workers at Newport News
Fine Repast at BuckrOe Beach.

Newport News, Va, July IL. 1901.
Newport News Lodge, No. "a, was
instituted here last Saturday night by
Grand Chancellor John Mitchell, Jr.,
assisted by 5. S. Baker, G.. M. at A;
Past Chancellor James s. Forester,
Jesse Scruggs and Benjamin Scott. In
addition TO these, others here assisted
also. Among them were Deputy Grand
Chancellor, j. j. Booker, Grand Vice
Chan cellor, L. j. Pree, Col. O. Rowlett,
Major B. f. Jackson and others.
The following officers were installed:
OFFICERS NEWPORT NEWS LODGE.
O. c., G. w. Fitzgerald, V. Oh w.
Wilkinson, M. of W., James l. Mitchell,
p, Richard Ash, M. at A. J. w. Lock
ett, X. of r. and s., Sampson Hoffiar,
NJ. of F., William III. Sales, NJ. of Ex.,
a. K. Drake, 1. g.. William Cox, o. G.
G.. w. Bailey. Trustees: Simon Jones,
A. b. Gaines. II. Gaskins.
This lodge was the work of Deputy
J. j. Booker assisted by Grand Vice
Chance llor Pree, and Past Chancellor,
w. f. Clarkson.
The Grand Chancellor enjoyed the
hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs Clarkson
and was outspoken in commendation of
the work done here and his treatment
at the hands of the host and hostess.
A grand dinner was rendered the
Grand Chancellor at Bay Shore Hotel,
Buckroe Beach yesterday afternoon
and the following were present in ad-
dition to the Richmond visitor"
T. j. Pree, J. j. Booker W. f..
Clarkson, DR.. p. A. Scott, Jno. Byrd,
J. /. Mitchell, N. 3. Clarke, d. Web
ster Davis, A. M, Q. Robinson,
Richard Allen, Col. O P. Rowlett,
J. H. Redley, J. II. Haywood, j. T..
Newsome, Esq, w. f. Atkins, NJ. d. f.,
w. II. o. Brown, Esq +. @. Brown,
Major B. F. Jackson, L. w. Roane
Coze Phelps, and w. Hayes.
Speeches were made and toasts re-
sponded to and grand time enjoyed by
all present.
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Miss Pearl TaAcil, the accom-
plished daughter of DR.. r. F. TanciI has
returned to the c:ty from Arlington,
Va, where she spent three weeks.
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Nominating a Vice President.

Henry Gassaway Davis, of West Vir.
ginia, former United States senator
from that state, was nominated short
ly after midnight Sunday morning for
vice president of the United States.
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TYLDEN, So. AFRICA, June 13. 19O4.
My Dear John MITCHELL
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-03
The Coptic's Cargo.

The British steamer Coptic sailed yesterday
for Hongkong via Honolulu. Yokohama and
Manila with general merchandise cargo. val
ued at $l93, ,o74. TO be distributed follows:
For Japan. Si3s.DT2: Philippine Islands, $751;
SS4: China, S22276: East Indies. $fs60: Siam.
So The following were the principal ex-
ports:
To Japsn-I0.e59 ctls barley. 22.156 lbs
sugar $3.50 lbs cs meals 6o03 canned
salmon. l53 assorted canned goods. 2sI
lbs nuts. 1866 lbs butter 125 pkgs table prep
arations 50 pkgs groceries and provisions. 3
CO whiskey. 256 gals wine. etis corn. bales
hay. 80 ctis oats, 1870 lbs dried fruit 1920
lbs raisns. 1859 lbs ham and bacon, 1lS6 lbs
cheese 27eT lbs coffee. paints 10 bales
leather so TASKS quicksilver so rubber
boots II plzgs dry goods. "a bales cotton duck,
IS bales cotton sheeting. 442 pkgs bicycles
and sundries, 46 pkgs drugs and sundries. 80
plxgs agricultural implements. 163.i4S lbs pig
lead 3i6 bdls Io4 pcs steel. 81 pkgs paper, 8
pkgs rubber goods. - pkgs chemicals. 1888
pkgs machinery. 1876 pkgs building material.
i3l 200 lbs tan bark, 2l2 bxs soap. so bbls
oak extract. 1O1 nails. BIB rolls is &C
leather 5O52 gals alcohol. 100 lbs sulphur,
lO6 rLes electrical supplies.
To Philippine Isisnds-94J0 lbs bread 1O2z
cs canned goods. 10.l00 lbs hominy. 100 cs
whiskcy. i23 gals gin. 1850 crts potatoes. 20
cs meals, pkgs groceries and provisions. 800
bbls bottled beer, pkgs table preparations. %
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-03

Seaman. which purchased at New Or
leans by the John D. Spreckels & Bros. Co.,
and which arrived here Friday evening, docked
yesterday at Pacihc-street wharf where she
attracted considerable attention. Fine weather
favored the Breakwater throughout her long
passage, except for a few days after emery
Ing on this SIDE from the Straits of Magellan.
In the heavy gale then encountered she proved
herself a splendid boat The Breakwater
was formerly engaged in the fruit trade, run
ming out Of New Orleans In lines and gen
will be the smartest looking steamer engaged
in the coast trade She will run between here
and Coos Bay, carrying coal and passengers.
Some changes will have to be made to adapt
her for the trade in which she will be en-
gagged and she will not be ready for service
for about q month. Her passenger accom-
mcdations particularly fine She will carry
forty-fve cabin and twenty steerage passen-
gers and VIII offer them comforts not found
in any other cosstinE craft
The Breakwater brought cargo OF young
alligstors from New Orleans. II a small
cargo, for the miniature monsters numbered
only three They were purchased in New
Orleans by F. s. Samuels of J. d. Spreckels
two of his ugly pets to his home. One of
the two removed was much livelier than the
other and would not enter his barred cage
until Mr.. Samuels had placed the obstrep-
erous monster under hypnotic spell To DO
this the Samueis forehnge- was placed within
inch Of the reptiles huge mouth and rap
idly twiried around the alligator's gnarled
snout- Mr. Samuels showed no fear of his
wild pet. which offered its master no harm.
but gradually sank into a stupor from which
a snap Of the hypnotic finger later awoke it.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-03
Water Front Notes.

Captain Aud of the British ship Kynsnce,
which is owned by the owners Of the La
morna, ordered yesterday by cabiegram
from London to investigate the reported speak
ing OF the I-amorna by the schooner W. H.
Smith
The British ship Madagascar has been char
tered to take q cargo Of barley to the United
Kingdom at los Cd, one OF the lowest charters
on record.
The crew Of the British ship Hyderabad
has been transferred TO the Travancore, which
cleared yesterday for Queenstown
DR.. Cummings, surgeon In charge OF the
Federal quarantine station at this port. left
yesterday for Southern California brief
vacation.
John Ferem. former superintendent of the
Sailors Home. has purchased controlling
interest in the ship Spartan
The schooner Golden Shore. which started
yesterday for Eureka. returned to port to land
a sailor who had seriously injured one OF
his thumbs
J. p Chase who lives at West Berkeley.
sustained extensive injuries on the head yes-
terdsy through the fall of some cargo gear
the ship Noemi. At the Harbor Hospital
Il found that Chase's lower jaw. cheek
bone and possibly his skull were fractured
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-03
Shipping Intelligence.
ARRIVED.

Saturday April .
stnr Pomona, Swanson, II hours from Eu-
stmr Melville Dollar, Fosen, 81 hours from
stmr Charles Nelson. Gunderson A hours
from San Pedro, with schr Emma Claudina in
stmr Bonita. Gielow. IS hours from Newport
Stmr Maggie, Corning. hours from Half
schr Emma claudina. Peterson. Al hours
Schr North Bend. jackson. days from
Tug Sea Rover. Thompson. Il hours from
Lishtshie No. 20, Keanelly. from moorings
outside San Francisco heads
CLEARED.
Saturday April q
stmr city of sydney. Mclean, Panama. ETC..
stmr Alameda. Dowdell. Honolulu. J. D.
stinr Lki Liki. Berg, Honolulu, ]. d. spreck-
els & Bros. Co.
Br stmr Coptic, Armstrong. Hongkong and
Yokohama via Honolulu. . d. Q Co.
Br stmr Wyefeld. Watson Nanamo. West
Br ship Travancore. whean. Queenstown.
schr Repeat. wilson, Apia and Pago Pago.
'osa sehr Stanley. walstedt codhshing. Union
Fish Co.
Saturday. April 3
S,mr Alameda Dowdel. Honolulu.
St,nr George w. Elder. Randall Astoria
Stmr Maggie Corning, Halfnoon Bay.
Scbr Jennie Griffin Gibson. Point Reyes.
Stnr C,ity OF sydney. Mclean. Panama, etc.
Sfmr signal Bendegard Coos Bay.
St,nr Argo Durham. Port Kenyon
stmr Iika Lika tNew) Berg, Honolulu
Schr Luzon Christensen. Astoria.
Rr stmr Coptic Armstrong, Hongkong and
pr stJnr yyvefield Watson, Nanaimo
shin Star of Russia Lindberg. Karluk.
Rlrtn n Castle, Nilsson, Honolulu.
Schr Glendale Gronwald. Klawack.
Scbr Bella Jansson, Caspar, in tow OF tug
Sea Rover.
Schr Golden Shore, Rasmussen, Eureka.
Schr Andy Mahoney. Anderson. Astoria.
schr Annie Larsen, White. Tacoma.
TELEGRAPHIC.
POINT LoBOS. April 2 10 p. m.--weather
cloudy: wind south; velocity II miles per hour.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
sEATTLE-Arrived Apr 2-Stmr Rainier,
Sailed Abr 2--Stmr Excelsior. for Valdez
sailed Apr 2, $50 m-Stmr Jeanie. for
Coos BAY-Arrived Apr 2-stmr Arcata,
Arrived Apr 2-stmr alliance, from Eureka
Arrived Apr 2-Schr James A. Garfield, from
San Diego.
Sailed Apr 2-stmr Alliance, for Astoria
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-03

The Steamer City of Sydney sailed yester-
day for Panama and way ports with as
sorted merchandise cargo. valued at S97.l72
tc be distributed as follows: For Central
America. s44. AIS; Mexico.s $17o4; Panama.
S6261: Colombia $3.50: New York, S43, ,4S9;
Jamaica. SIS; Australia, $95. The leading ex-
ports follows:
To Central America-3149 bbls -four, cS14
gals 20 cs wine, IS whiskey, 16 casks
bottled beer. 1855 lbs rice 1000 lbs lard go
cs canned goods. 2S14 lbs Is cs spices 10 pkgs
table preparations, 73 pkgs groceries and pro-
visions. 179 pkgs potatoes. Is pkgs onions.
dried fruit. l6 pkgs meals. 1852 lbs raisins
AS lbs ham and bacon. 1851 lbs POS tins
bread 102 cts barley. 800 lbs hops 7S5 lbs
beans, 75 cs bbls salmon, pkgs paste 20
pkgs machinery. 25. 900 lbs cement go cs
coal OIL 2454 lbs bluestone. 262 bars iron,
3e. $40 lbs sheet lead, 1871 lbs rosin. 1o4 bdls
40 pcs pipe, 233 SKIS coal, 3239 lbs asphaltum
55 TASKS quicksilver bdls brooms. "A $40
lbs tallow, 10 pkgs drugs, 16 bales cotton,
73 pkgs dry goods 9433 lbs soda. 20 coils rope,
216 pkgs paints and oils. 81 pkgs paper, 10 cs
tar $500 # lumber. 1900 lbs sulphur.
To Mexico-2S cs canned goods. 362 lbs
iron, cs hardware, cs electrical supplies
To Psnama-250 bbls -four $3.50 lbs sugar.
1000 bxs soap. 1881 gals wine. $500 lbs rice, .
bdls paper.
To Colombia-1s7 bbls -four ga gals wine
crts potatoes and onions.
To New York-75.4S0 gals wine. 81 gals
brandy. Is cs canned goods 1853 TASKS quick
silver, 157. 052 lbs pig lead, 2.64O lbs dry
hides. 6734 lbs lead dross. T7 bales cattle hair
20 bales junk
To Jamaica-25 cs canned salmon
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-03
Other Santa Re Trains:
via sausalito Ferry,

Suburban Service, Standard Gauge Electric
Depart from San FRANCISCO Daily 100, 500.
5:I5. 6:i5, 100, s:45. 1920 1I:45 p. m.
FROM SAN FAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO
M, 1920. 1:45. 1855. 3:45. 4:45. 5:45. GAS.
S:45, 1920 D. m
FROM MILL VALLEY TO SAN FRAN
IL 20 a. M. 1895 200. 3:15. 4:05. sos. sos,
7:05. 900. 1925 p. m.
THROUGH TRAINS.
500 a m daiy-Cazadero and way stations.
5:15 p. m week days saturday excepted
Tomales and way stations.
stations.
= Sundays only-10 a. m. Point Reyes and
way stations
TICKET oFFIcE-626 Market ST.
FERRY-Union Depot. foot OF Market ST.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-03

The statement of business in the
Recorders Office for the month of
March, 1904, shows that there were
S512 documents filed, of which the most
important were: Agreements, 81; bills
of sale, IS; building contracts, 177;
deeds. 1888; deeds of trust, 126; leases,
81; marriage certificates. 263; mort
cages (reaD, 432; mortgages (personal),
215; reconveyances, So; releases (reaD,
S22; releases (personaD, lis; misceI-
laneous, 513.
The cash receipts were s5511 95, a
gain of 1869 so over March, 1908.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-03

Three liners and a small steamer
started from this port yesterday on
long ocean voyages The Oceanic
Steamship Company's Alameda sailed
at II a. m. for Honolulu, the City of
Sydney left at noon for Panama and
way ports and at / O'Clock the Coptic
cast of her lines at the Pacific Mail
wharf and started for the Orient The
little steamer Like Like, recently built
at the Union Iron Works for the Wilder
Steamship Company, sailed at 10 o'clock
for Honolulu She is to be used in the
interisland trade.
The Alameda, Cootic and City Of
Sydney each carried a fun cargo.
The Alameda's passengers included
the following named:
sfiss Marion Bell. count L. Bonzi. Joseph
G r Field. E Fisher W. s, Gage. Miss
n Haywood, T J Hoffman, W r Hudson
F. M Husted. J. Sutherland Ross. p Schnei-
der. Miss b Sprague. A. Nizzszona, {. y.
Weaver. Carl y. Well.
Among those that sailed on the Cop
tic were:
For YekohamA-F. z. FernaId. Il GotOh.
children. OTIS A Poole.
For kobe-A. C. Buyer. Mrs. H. Y. Henson,
" O. Morse. william J. Schroth.
For Nagssski-P. A CrOsthwaite. Z Quack-
For Manila. Z. Glover. c. B. Lehmer.
Read Jr II X. C Wesnberger, A z. Yeager.
For Hongkong-J. Beclsr, L0dovic Brig
naUdy. II Eoa ia Silva, Fred ". Hartford,
J. A. Kalbach. Mrs J. A Kalbach, 3. Wight
man. Wong Fook
Breakwater Like Yacht.
The steamer Breskwater. Captain Geo-Ee
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-03

NoTE-In the above exposition of the tides
the early morning tides given in the left
hand column and the successive tides OF the
day In the order of occurrence as to time; the
fourth time column gives the last tide of the
day. except when there are but three tides. as
addition TO the soundings of the United States
Coast Survey charts except when minus 81
sign precedes the height. and then the number
etyen is subtracted from the depth given by
The charts The plane of reference is the mean
~ the lower low waters
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-03

pkgs fresh fruits 100 crts steel lathing. 1o4
pkgs wire goods. 200 kegs white lead. 40 pkgs
paper IS bdls shocks, u pxgs drugs and
sundries. cs hats, 10 pkgs machinery
arms and ammunition. s pkgs hose, S5
typewriters and parts. 10 boots and shoes,
% pkgs electrical supplies
To China-3040 bbls -four. 1920 lbs meals.
IL $50 lbs pearl barley, 1856 lbs cheese, 4542
lbs beans 2995 lbs ham and bacon 1000 lbs
goldfish 269 assorted canned goods, 20 pkgs
groceries and provisions. 10 dried fruit, 1000
lbs dried peas. %, 112 lbs shrimp Shells %
pkgs fresh fruit. cs firearms. cs boots and
shoes, pkgs machinery pkgs dry goods.
To East Indies-S30 cs canned salmon, 213
cs canned goods, 20 cs meals. PAS gals wine.
! cs dried fruit, cs rubber boots, l cs oilskin
hats
To SIAM pkgs drugs.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-03
EIdorado Is sin ASHORE.

According to a cablegram received yester-
day from Shanghai. the schooner Eldorado
is still ashore at the entrance TO Yangtse
River steamer. with lighters and steam
pumps, has been sent to her assistance.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-03
Wheat for Europe.

The, British ship Travancore was cleared
yesterday for Queenstown, for orders. with
1.121 ctls wheat, valued at S100. 400, and 35,-
600 IT lumber as dunnage, valued at s525.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-03
NEWS OF THE OCEAN.

The British ship Madagascar is chartered for
barley to Europe at los Cd.
The schooner Willis A. Holden loads lumber
on Puget Sound for Shanghai
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-03
THREE LINERS AND A SMALL STEAMER
START FROM HERE ON LONG VOYAGES

Steamship Alameda and the Little Like Like Sail
for Honolulu; Coptic Departs for the Far East
and the City of Sydney Leaves for Panama
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-03
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The San Francisco call., 1904-04-03
Business of Recorders office.

Nicaria. from Tacoma, San Francisco. etc. 10
Hamburg.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-03
Sum. Moon and Tide.

United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Time and Height of High and Low Waters
at Fort Point. entrance to San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-03
Steamer.
Time Ball.

Branch Photographic Office. u. s. NJ. Mer-
chants Exchange. San Francisco. CAL.
April 2. 1904
The Time Ball on the tower Of the Ferry
building was dropped exactly at noon to-day
e. at noon Of the 120th meridian or at 8
o. m. Greenwich time. J. c. BURNETT
Lieutenant. u. S. N. in charge
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-03

ADVERTISEMENTS
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-03

Bay. Published by official authority OF the
Superintendent
NOTE-The high and low waters occur a.
the city front mission street WIZARD about 70
minutes later than at Fort Point; the nelgnt
of tide is the at both places.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-03
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teunday excepted tsuneAy onlT
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fstops af all stations on Sunday.
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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1904-04-21
How to Enjoy Breakfast

Just a roll and coffee is all ever eat
for breakfast" How often you hear this
statement, especially among women.
Some men talk the same way. What's the
trouble? Breakfast should be one of the
best meals OF the day. 1t is needed TO get
up steam for the body and nerves for the
daily toll. When a person doesn't enjoy
breakfast, there's something wrong with
the stomach. In the majority of cases
il is tired out and weak i'm the morning
from working Overtime trying TO digest
things which should never have been put
into it and i'm fighting to get rid of pUs-
onous, catarrhal waste matter. While this
rough and tumble goes on in the stomach
the brain is made unnaturally active BY
weird dreams, some of them frightful in
nature. Result-mental and physical ex-
haustion in the morning.
The stomach of q healthy person rests
at night, so does his brain. If your appe-
you have bad dreams, if you are dis
in the morning, il you are troubled with
catarrh, if you are bilious, If you are con
stipated. il your kidneys do not act prop
erly and if you are generally run down,
you need Vernal PalmettOna formerly
known as Vernal Saw Palmetto Berry
Wine). Only one dose a day is required.
Take it on going to bed. You will have
perfect rest at night, good appetite for
breakfast and enjoy all your other meals
You can get it at all drug stores. If you
want a free sample bottle, to try before
you buy, send us your name and address.
1t will be sent promptly, postpaid. Ad-
dress, Vernal Remedy Co., 500 Seneca
Building, Buffalo, n. Y.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1904-04-21

line, aud kept all quiet, and crept forward
on hands and feet to within 80 TO - yards
of the rebel line; but not word was
spoken. About 10 to IL o'clock they
called attention in a very low tone. wills
pered down the line: then, Forward
double-quick! Yell as loud as you cam
and we did, and We made a noise to be
heard affair! And at the same time, the
rebel batteries and our batteries poured
iron and shells on us-and it was the
worst time we experienced during the
whole war.
We got over their breastworks. and
about 80 yards in. We came upon an
officers tent, but all were gone; they
could not stand our fire. The cannonadins
lasted only about 20 minutes, but limbs
and trees tumbled down on us.
When the firing ceased we didn't know
where we were. Maj. j. w. Moore, who
was in command of our regiment. took us
out. and We came toward our battle line.
but we didn't know it was ours: we
did. The troops before us had grape and
canister in their guns for us. Our Major
scalled out: ''Three cheers for the Union.'
Just to find out who was there. and they
asked: WHO are yOu?" We told them
We were the 99th Pa. and they almost
cried for JOY that they had not fired on
us. They would have swept us off the
earth. We then went back in line, and
slept what We could that night.
Early in the morning two rebels came
over i'll our line and gave themselves up.
The first thing they said was that we had
made a grand charge last night: that Gen
Stonewali Jackson was MORALLY wounded,
and, of course. we couldn't dispute it,
because their own men said it.
l say that 1t was Providence who
stopped Stonewall Jackson's career. He
was great STRAIT agist, good General
but not for us.
About a week after that We heard that
he died at Lynchburg Hospital, Va. What
would have become of the Army of the
Potomac had he not been killed? He would
have split our army and cut our pontoons;
then it would have been a wholesale
slaughter. or the half of us taken prS-
oners We may thank the Lord for that
stroke. Now, the friends of Stonewall