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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-07
TIE NEW STYLE SKIRTS.

| THE NEW STYLE SKIRTS.
Every Skirt is strictly up-to-datc in
style-iirst-c in quality and ma
terial and Workmanship. They look
right, hang right, fit right, and set
right. There is nothing stingy about
! them.
The strongest line of Dress and
Walking Skirts ever shown in all the
newest materials-$2. 90, $500. $500,
5000, $500 and. $3.50
Priestley's genuine Crayenette Skirts
and Rain Coats. S1I.OO
MERCERIZED PETITCOATS.
Fine wearing, popular price Skirts
I made by the New York Skirt CO-thc
! name is sufficient guarantee.
Ladies' Black Saline PetticOats. high
grade finish; has wide fluted hounces.
| extra fiutcd ruffle trim ~ $500
Black Moreen Petticoats, with three
rows OF Ill. S. ruilies on deep hounce-
! SIPS.
Ladies' Black Mcrcerized Sateen
Petticoats. Spanish fiounces. Extra
Patent Ideal Skirts in four different
LADIES LACE COLLARS.
Ladies' Turn Over Collars, Silk en-
b:Cidercd on linen worried cyclcts for
i''.,noii les -: -. -"1'
! White Silk stock, with cmbrOid-
cred ends--lnd Collars in Lace APP
! piIquc ...........-.. soc. and $500
vide Shoulder Collars in 81 variety
! OF dcsigns-eXquisitcIy dainty-$1 so
$500 and 500
NEW VEILINGS.
Novelty ycilinSs of all kinds
TuXedos, ChiTons-pIain and dotted
Mesh Yelling Sewing silk, Bercges
| CtC' -. 80 atHA oUC'
Blade up VeiIs-Chcmille dots on
/ Chiffon. Novelties in color combine
tons 75c., $3.50 up to $500
Mourning Wells at all prices
! soc. TO ................ $500
! NEW STYLE CHILDREN'S CAPS.
Styles here to suit all the boys. big
! and small Cashmere. Cloth, velvet
and Leather Caps.
Yachting Caps, Norfolk and Auto
mobile Caps; Polo. Golf and Skull
! Caps. Tam O'Shanters with and
! without viAers ..........2 % and soc
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-07
THE WEATHER TO-DAY.

Local forecast for Raleigh and vi
entity: Partly cloudy tonight and
Wednesday.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-07

WANTED-REGISTE DRUG
gist at once. Reference. Box 154,
kinston, n. c. S-20tf
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-09-07
The Weather Yesterday.

Local data: Highest temperature,
10; lowest temperature, 62; precipita-
ton. %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-23
REFUSE MONEY FOR NEW STATION.
Aldermen Vote Against Appropriation for
McAdoo's New Tenderloin House.

The aldermen's Finance Committee yesterday re-
ported against appropriation OF $4,000 for a
new police station in the Tenderoin precinct The
board voted to sustain the report The Board OF
Estimate has authorized the appropriation.
The issuance of 100000 corporate stock for re-
having AtIantic-ave Brooklyn was ordered
When the resolution calling for the issuance of
special revenue bonds of $4,000. to meet expenses
OF the city on account of the Slocum disaster.
Up Alderman With wanted to know specifically
what the expenses for. Alderman Doull said
this would mean the exposure OF names that ought
to be kept secret, through charity. 1t decided
to let the resolution so for a week
The board approved the budget.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-23
PENNSYLVANIA TRIAL TO-DAY.

Boston Nov. 22.-The United States cruiser
Pennsylvania arrived in Boston Harbor to-day from
New-York for her official trial trip over the Cape
Ann course The Pennsylvania, like her sister ships
the West Virginia and the Colorado. must obtain
an average speed of twenty-five knots for four
consecutive hours in order TO reach contract
quirements At a meeting of the government trial
board to-day it was decided to hold the trial to.
morrow, weather and conditions permitting
The machinery of the Pennsylvania tested
under forced draught for about hour the
run from New-York, and in that time an average
Of l2S revolutions a minute made by the en-
gines. This equals the average which the Colorado
made her official trial when she exceeded her
contract speed requirements of twenty-five knots an
hour. which is the standard also tor the Pennsyl-
Nania
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WORK WANTED.
Daintie 9Th Floor.

Male.
GERMAN (22). lately landed, we'll educated,
understands bookkeeping etc, soma Eng
iish desires position OF any kind: not
afraid to work: references. Address Box
COO / .4e6 2d-ave.
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FAIRFIELD CHURCH A CENTURY OLD.

Montclair. n. J.. Nov. % (SpeciaD.-The Reformed
Church at Fairfield. N J.. to-day celebrated the
hundredth anniversary OF the erection of tho
present edhce. There reunion OF former
pastors and the farmers for miles around attended
The Fairfield church Is the oldest church in Cald-
we'll Township 1t was organized In 1720. and for
the first few years services were held in a log
cabin. The pulpit supplied IN those days by
Holland ministers. The old records of the church
were lost in a fire which destroyed the parsonage
in the pastorate of the Rev. L. j. Bockward. The
stone for the church contributed by the mem
bers Of the congregation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-23
rcxt March Rear Admiral Davis will be second

IN command
MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VESSELS.-The fol-
lowing movements of vessels have been reported 10
the Navy Department:
ARRIVED
November oo-The Scorpion. at Boston.
November 22-The supply. at Hong Kong
Nov.uber ls-The Rainbow. from Hong Kong for Cavite
November 2o-The Scorpion from Portsmouth y H.
November 21-The Francisco. from Algers for Glib
raitar; the Olympia and the Abarenda, Genoa
for G6TataT' e n Xewport for % f9 MA SGaTf n
ray from Newport for ew-Suffolk: Morris from
Newport for sag IIarbor; the Hannibal. from Lam
Orleans for PensacoIa.
ORDERS IssUED-The following orders have
been issued
Application Of Colonel CHARLES H HEYI. inspector
general retirement after thirty service
proved.
ing Fort Monroe, for examination for first
lieutenant OF cavalry.
Contract Surgeon CHARLES A MACDONALD from Phil
ppnes 10 home. for annulment of
First Lieutenant WILLIAM Z. BENNETT. Jr., from
Fort Apache to join regiment
First Lieutenant 3kACEI Y. NJ CICRE. retired, detailed
professor military Fcience. University OF Arizona.
NAVY.
Lieutenant Commander T NJ POTTS, detached the
Brooklyn. Washington for examination for pro-
motion.
Lieutenant Commander E. WRIGHT the At
lanta 10 the Brooklyn.
Lieutenant Z. T. CONsTIEN. detached the Brooklyn.
home walt orders.
Assistant Surgeon P. r NELSON Jr appointed,
First Lieutenant a. y. BRUNzELI+ commissioned in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-23
MACFARLANE'S MURDERER TO DIE.
Court of Appeals Confirms Conviction of
Man Who Shot ANTHOLOGY Agent

Albany, Nov. 22-The Court OF Appeals to-day
confirmed the conviction OF William Spencer the
NeY-York negro who was sentenced to be executed
for The murder OF Charles s. MscFarlane, the agent
Of the anti-policy league. The crime
rnitted in the corridor OF tho New-York Criminal
Courts Building June 10. 1893. Spencers de-
fence insanity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-23
BODY OF MOHAWK wATcHMAN FOUND

New-London Conn. Nov. 22-The charred body
of Emil Larson bow Waterman the Central
Vermont freight steamer Mohawk. found under
twisted girder in the hull OF the craft to-day.
The freight the steamer IS still smOulderng.
and the hull is too hot for examination by the in
suranCe adjusters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-23

AUCTION SALES.

JOHN J. WEBB. Aucttoneer. will sell an
assortment II household furniture for
gtorage charges at 81 West 4lst-st., this
Gay al = a. n.
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WATCHES AND LEWELRY.

WEEKLY PAYMENTS diamonds.
watches. WATCH SUPPLY co. 3
Maiden Lane, Room 81. All goods guar
sutceG
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A.-A.-ATTRACTIVE floors and suites
without board: apartments, doctors Offices
all desirable locations hishest references;
Information FREE s. $ Iceland K Co,
> West $50 ST
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JANITOR-Ot one or more flats; under
stands steam heat. hot water and repairs.
NJ LENT. 1916 3d ave.
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CCNCHMAN-Fi.st class good driver,
thoroughly understands care % hne
horses. carriages and harness, gardening.
furnaces. etc. =. VI. 100 Bleecker-sI
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sILLIARD AsD rOoL TABLES.

d. WAGNER & ADLER CO.,
Manufacturers highest grade billiard and
pool tables. Jake Schaefe-s Perfected
Champion Cushions. Ware-ooms, y. Z.
Corner 40 81. and = way. Factory and
second hand department - Great Jones ST.
MANUFACTURERS OF billiard and pool
tables: high grade boWlins alley build
ers: lowest prices MARX BROS. "a
Union Square
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
once No ] ,3e4 Broadway, between Both
ana 37th SITS. until clock p. m- Adyer-
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FLEET COMMAND FOR EVANS-Announce-
nent was made to-day that Rear Admiral RoIIey
D. Evans. now president of the Lighthouse Board
VIII be appointed TO the command OF the North
Atlantic feet when Rear Admiral Barker retires,
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PROMOTION FOR CAPTAIN BRADFORD
The vacancy in the list of rear a,imirals created
by the retirement to-day Of Rear Admiral Theo-
dore F. Jewell will be filed by the promotion of
Captain Royal p. Bradford.
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C,OACvTNAN- Svede. %. first class city
driver: height. ; feet 10 inches; best ry4-
erences: experienced; steady place. COACh-
MAN care Hog. So East i3Sth-st
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CONCHMAN. -GentIeman highly recon-
rnends thorough. good man; single mo
ougbIv exDerleuced horseman and COCO
driver. eIty references. a.. J., SO2 Last
3Sth-zt.
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YOUNG MEN everywhere. copy letters.
nome evenings, 81 so week. Send ad-
dressed envelope for particulars. MAN
ACER. Dept " lS9. Box ], All, PhiIad.l :
pnia. Penn
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COACHMAN.-Th understands care
fine horses. carris ges and harness. gen
orally useful. sober. honest. WiIilhs au
obIirfnr. careful driver: good References
COAC,TIMAN. Box los. ei7 6th-avs.
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DREssMAKiNG AND MILLINERY

FURS kEMODELLED,
also repaired. Save money by purchasing
direct from the wholesale manufacturer.
Al exceptional display Of the latest fur
novelties, inc uding Chinchillas. Royal Ell
mines, MiUk>. Bro8dtaiis, etc. Persian and
III ana Workmanship guaranteed. J. GINS
81 RG, Manufacturing FUErier, 19 West
2Itl-st.. near Broadway. Established 1855.
Take e!eyaIor) Telephone 537-Mad!son
Square.
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FIRST CLASS cutter and litter in the lat
est styles Of evening and reception gowns ;
out by day. Address FILTER Box ~
Tribune Office.
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bANkBocE No. z43.O14 of the Union
Dime Sartogs Institution IS missing AN.
person having 4 claim 80 It Is hereby
called upon 10 present the same within ten
dafs or submit - having said passbooll
cancelled and ii new one issued
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help WANTED.

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WORK WANTED.

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SAFES AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
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oyerstocked vito secondhand safes: easy
terul6-
MACHINERY.
TYPEWRITING.

e CARBON PAPER.-1Oo sheets. sxl3, good
quality. sent postpaid fer 81 other
grades. Address EMPIRE RIBBON AND
MACHINE CO. &c Besrer-st.. NeW-YoIk
City.
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| BOOkkEEPER, 81. double entry. ana ex-
perlenced Once man. ccnVeTsnnt with tina
! Spanish, German ana English languages
I desires suitable engagement: city refer
| ences. W. H., 300 Il vernon ave Brook
| lyn.
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A.-A--A.-SEAL .fiT.HENTS and other
fine furs repaired, reCyed and nodcileo
into latest styles at EXCEPTIONALLY low prices
fur garments made TO order. Mrs. (. ].
BANKER. 1CS y est 5sJh-st.. late with &.
q. GunIheF's Sons. 5th-aVe.
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ST. ALBANs. EAST s1sT-sT.
Rooms, single. eli suite, with private
baths; Doctors office; dining room parlor
door: electric light; excellent table board.
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WANTED. young man 10 to IS years old.
ior ONCE work: must have had public
school eoucatlon and furnish best refer
fce. 1854 Broadway.
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GARDESER--'is married. no chill
dreu; take charge Of first class gentle
mans place: knowledge OF the business;
years IN last place first class references.
A. Aims "a East 3d-st.
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DRESShAFIcR.-E Experienced. good litter
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81 - day, all kinds OF sewing done
misses remodslHng DRESSMAKER. lO5
30 ave, Brooklyn.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A NASSACHUsETTS corporation. estab-
lished for fifteen yeas and carrying on
the largest nursery and landscape business
in the East. wishes 10 secure ghe services
OF an fctiye snd experienced party 70 take
position Of treasurer and president. II
ie essential that party can contribute AT
least $1,000 10 TAG business. am.ly Sc
cured Liberal salary paid. 4 PARTY who
has personal interest IA this line Of busI-
ness preferred. and the opening and on
poFtuniIy are worthy Of investigation. Al
dress NURSERY CORPORATIONS Box
us. Ssw-Y0rk City
GENTLEMAN from England wishes 70
meet able commercial gentleman, with
5000 or more; Will make high class prop
os{tion. Address ENGLAND, Tribune M
town ONCE, 1854 Broadway.
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CAST OFF CLOTHING.

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WORK WANTED.

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Hardy.
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OFFICE FURNITURE.

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ASSORTMENT OF II - l
ACCOUNT AND FINE II
MEMORANDUM /
BOOKS IN THE CITY + |
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PURE CARBON PAPERS
30 kinds OF DIARIES in plain and fine
Bindings
JAMES LEACH,
sc Nassau 81. New York Tel 2lis John
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FDR8 BOUGHT

or exchanged for new. we can remodel
your old furs equal TO new, only most
rkiiIed fuTriers employed; our charge one
thiru Of others. HIkSCHFELD r k CO.
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kEsfAERANTs

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JANITORS-By German couple: two chill
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Avenue A
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OACHMAN-Sfxteen years reference from
last employer. city or country, married .
understands tho care Of horses and car
RACES. sober. willing and oblisiag. ADDRESS
PIERCE. I51 East 4Sth-
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JANITOR.-Has charge of row OF houses
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COACHMAN -NarGics. s Years best city
written AMI personal recCmmen latious
aged 20. O'KEEFFE 258 West 6S,h So.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-09-07

having become dominated
by eastern leaders who love
monopolies, tr st s and
spoils, to the utter disregard
Of the interests of the people,
the paper this week presents
the name of Roosevelt to it's
readers as a safe refuge from
the perils of a Houndering
political sea.
The democrats and pop
ulists of the west, snubbed
and abandoned by the mil
lionaire leaders Of the east
who controlled the St. Louis
convention, will suffer no
violence of conscience or
principle in supporting the
republican ticket. The set
Element of the great coal
strike by Roosevelt's inter-
ference meant much to the
common people everywhere,
while the national irrigation
act, that he urged and as
sisted so strongly to become
| a law, meant a changed
west for the better from the
moment he signed the bill.
One great railway trust was
dissolved by his action. o.
all the candidates before
the people Roosevelt is the
only one who has actually
shown himself in sympathy
with western progress and
western people.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-09-07

John Ice brought this
sactumn five nice plump
prairie chickens, which haye
been duly and thankfully
attended to by the culleniary
department. Mr.. Ice never
shoots a chicken until the
law is off, after which he
kills them and divides up
with his neighbors. He is
a crack shot and always
returns from the hunt with
plenty of game.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-09-07

For Permanent Capital
PIERRE.
Republican Ticket.
NATIONAL.
For President
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
For Vice President
CHARLES w. FAIRBANKS.
STATE.
For Congress-
CHARLES III. BURKE, of Hughes
EBEN w. MARTIN, of Lawrence.
For Governor
S. III. ELROD, of Clark.
For Lieutenant Governor
+. .. McDOUGAL, of Marshall.
For Secretary of State
ID. ID. WIFE, ef Hutchinson.
EOr treasurer
G. b. COLLINS, of Brown.
For Auditor
J. +. HALLIDAY, of Kingsbury.
For Supt. of Public Instruction
G.. w. NASH, OF Lincoln.
For Commissioner Public Lands
CD. BACH, of Turner.
For Attorney General
PHILO HALL, of Brookings.
For Railroad Commissioner
w. G.. SMITH, of Meade
| Judicial.
/ For Judges Supreme Court
III. G. FULLER.
RICHARD HANEY.
DIGHTONs CORSON.
| For Judge 9Th Circuit
/ L. It. BOUCHER, of Mcpherson.
The Sun was started Il
fiji a democratic want, bu
the policies Of the part,
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-09-07
MILLER, HAND COUNTY souaH HpAkorA. SEPT T. 1904
A GRAND CONCERT ]!
Given at the Opera House
Friday Night, Sept. 9,
By the Willing
Workers.

A grand concert, under
the auspices of the society
of Willing Workers of the
Christian church. Proceeds
to go toward the purchase of
a new organ. A treat, con-
sisting of quartettes, trios,
duets, solos, recitations, and
drills, will go to make the
event a delightful one.
Comei Comei
Admission, adults 25c.
Children under Ii, 15c.
Tickets on sale at the
Hershman-Moye place.
If a mans dog is SANDER
ed he is ready to fight the
one who utters the words of
condemnation. Now that
the larger area of our fair
state is being slandered and
condemned, even it's people
being put in the class of
law breakers and drunkards,
are we going to submit to
it or fight? There's a way
to settle it, however, in a
peaceable manner. Letevery
voter cast his ballot for.
Pierre! That will be a back
knock that will teach the
defamers a valuable lesson.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-09-07

The Sun was started to
fiji a democratic want, but
the policies Of the party
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-27
GET THEIR DRINKS
At BAYONET POINT
Seventy Five Soldiers at Fort
Tottcn Take Bar by Storm and
Bartender Capitulates.
PRIVATE CAPTAINS THEM.
Corporal'S Guard Is Sent TO Al
rest Disorderly Men and Fierce
Fight EnSueS-Plate Glass
and Fixtures Smashed.

REPUBLIC SPE-GAL
Fort Tottcn. l. /. Dec. 3-W!h fixed
bayoncts seventy-five soldiers stationed at
Fort Totten charged hotel conducted by
Joseph Winters tonight. In an intoxi-
Gated condition they took possession OF the
hotel. drove the patrons from the rear
door and forced the bartender at the point
OF the hayonets 10 give them drinks.
The soldiers broke away from the post
at noon to-day. Cap;ained by a dare
devil private they fixed baTonets and or
derei the bartender to cspitulate. The
latter retired behind the bottles and
glasses and served up drinks for the riot
Gus soldiers.
Guests in the hotel TO the number OF
fifty fled at the approach ot the soldiers.
The artilIerymen took possession of the
ilnStelry. and in the rooms where hung
the dainty clothing Of visitors from Man
haitian they piled their guns and haver-
sacks.
Mr. Winters proprietor OF the hotel. sent
word by telephone TO Captain Murray.
Conr7anriant st Fort Totrcn. who senr a
Corporars guard to bring in the riotous
soldiers
y fight ensucd. in which the plate glass
in front OF the hotel and behind the har
was smashed to fragments. Doors were
torn from the hinges in the atternp. OF tho
guard, and the place was left a wreck.
The disorderiy soldiers were finally
rounded up and taken back to the fort
where they spent Christmas day in irons