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Arizona republican., 1905-05-25

to the general reader their knowledge Of the way tG sort and route their mail so it will be delivered in the quickest way. All clerks are submitted to this sort of examination at freques. intervals.
 A DOUBLE FUNERAL-A double funeral took place yesterday at the undertaking parlors of Nolan & DerFis The dead were J. Tinberg of Minne- apons and William AIbenberg of MH- waulSee. Both were members of the Jewish church. and the funerals were conducted according to the rites of that faith
 DAVIS HELD TO THE GRAND JURY-Frank Davis the man arrested the day before yesterday charged with "a criminal assault upon the little six year old daughter of Mrs. Beard was given q preliminary examination be- fore Justice Burnett yesterday after noon. One Of the witnesses against Davis was John Reiber an eve wit ness of the effense. There were three others who testified to the suspicious I .auneF of Davis. There were no wit liesses for tho defendant, HOT was he rcl,fe sented by an attorney. He was held to the grand jury in the sum of S2C66.
 DEATH OF MRS. s. P. HOPPER Mrs. S. P. Hoefer died last night at midnight Mrs. HeefeF had been q sNf- ferer of heart disease and for a week she had been quite i'll but there had been an improvement in her condition and there seemed no eoubt oG her re- ceveFy from the immediate attack. At midnight she asked fee drinh of wa ter and it was given te her by her brother, Mir P. k. Hickey. After drink ing she fell back into his arEAs and expired immediately. Mrs. B4oefeF was forty-six years of age and had lived m Phoenix for many years. She leaves beside her husband an adopted daugla- ter.
 TWO MONTHS MAcATIoaS-Ir R. ". Craig leaves this morning for a two months vacation. We will go te Wick enbHfg and tlaeR traxel overland to F'Fo@n there he W-jll go on to Portland. Oregon. te attend the anlaEal meeting of the National Medical asse- ciation whiSh -Wki4 convene July Is. Though he cannot tell the exact date of his ret Hrn he is codaing back ali ri gat and i1 tkat connection he ee- sire5 1t to be dis4fActIy understood that he Is net going to travel with the az SFeGatton of fake deTx isll.es hat started across the desert q week ago. If they chance to cut his trail it's @o fault of his as this is of co9Fse a free country.
 IN @4AMS SIGN UP-5. Es. ALeManeber, ySle1o SIS su.eFi n eg0c5ent ef the sSa,ca- .e@ Indian agency has charge of the I1a- 2ian s'ettle@nents at the uppev eSd ef
Arizona republican., 1905-05-25
OF LO G AL EN TER E ST T

RECON ERING-The many frienGs ef Harry l.. Krolan will be pleased se learn of his rapid recovery after the surgical operation it was necessary for hfm to suba,rit te lase week
 ELKS-The regular meeting of the EllIs lodge will be held tonight. There will be action on applications for mem bership and discussion of the question of buying a lot for hall purposes.
 DEATH OF MRS. M0RRISoM-A dispatch was received yesterday from Kansas City announcing the death of Mrs. Martha Morrison, mother of Mrs. l.. ]. Franklin Of this city Mrs Mor- risen was the widow of former State Treasurer Morrison Of Missouri.
 NEW FIRE EMGfNE-Word has been received that the new fire en- zine recently purchased in Minnesota, by the city council, is now on the way having been shipped several days ago. The com pany- had sevent five days in whicIa te deliver it and only about forty days have elapsed since tive order was given.
 LEAGUE >Ra1sIM ESs AND SOCIAL MEET lNG-YlNe South Methodist ED- worth League will fo1d it's business and social meeting this evening at the home Of Jos. G. AeEib]aan, 396 north Fifth street. Tl9-e officers ard rqem- bers are especially urged to be present as there is important business te be transacted. Friends of tlae I4eagse will also find q hearty welcome.
 HOT WEATt3ER'S COMING oM- There aye multiplying signs of it. Peo- pie are getting restless and are begin ming to mill" ar@1Rfd hISe cattle just before g. staF7 pe6le er outbreak It is announced that Cod. J C.. Martin for a hong time the pToPrieteg of the Jour nal Miner ef Prescott has forced his way iHt@ Phoenix Journalism, bHying the interest of E@i s. Perkins in the Gazette. It is akso given @aIt that a deal is pending and near e@nsunr@a- tiCn whereby J O. Dunbar will come into control of the Phoenix Enterprise.
 EXAM INNING POSTAL CLERKS r: |. &. Moore, ch&ef clerk of the rail- way mail service at Les Angeles. was in the city yesterday, conducting an C eManaiR ti0n ed the various postal clerks 'aiae make this Eea ebquaFters in respect ef tbeiT eE5c&eneY in sclsenqc distFfb@ti@aa, to make t r4oge clear,
Arizona republican., 1905-05-25
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
kEFPs THE oLp YouNe-THE VoUMe sTRoMe.


  and men naHds sckl ldFeH.
 
  and  wasin disease condi is abp $ by taeg amedicn Ths s aantee askfe   the sear is medicinal health s
  ever erk is refiied
Arizona republican., 1905-05-25
MOST POWERFUL.
 MAN IN WORLD

GEORGE CREEK WORLDS CHAMPION WRESTLER, OWES STRENGTH WHISKEY.
  
 ITS A FORM OF FOOD p4egsTgo.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-25

There isn't very much hope for the man who has reached the age of 40. and isn't more or less Of a crank Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-25

KARACHINO, in
 
 strength dresoa ton to health n pecan naeta A weakn tme to
  wellan fathe CTS ocks on the o ads PureM Whiskey, i
Arizona republican., 1905-05-25

Boarding house beefsteaks are the only satisfactory substitute for leather yet dfscovered.-Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-25

Artless women are heartless.-Chi- CagO News
Arizona republican., 1905-05-25

Never judge a Woman's appearance by her looks.-ChcagO News
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-26
A NEW ANEsTHETlc

"ChIorohydratc Of DmolhyIamno.
honzUyp such w The aNc'u'
pnWa title uf the latest auCgthcilo,
lU WUyr not 30 mduly alarm hlH pa
UDUlH ~. Fuuwolu liH lirnoh dlr'
,uNur.r has renamed n "SloVHiuo.'
n u injected Into tho spinal 0uIl
Wul within i've mInutos produces com
uIole HucWhorU Iu the body below tho
point ol injections The patient hove
.N.r docs not IogO COntuluutuhNH Ib
effects last for uu hour ana IS hWl
uII Mn unpleasant results have '"l
NnH observed, though II n0s been uI.l
'u. .nmu time in moro than one PARIS
hu.nIiul
EnsUsh doctors ave reluctant a. CN'
I.rmoUl with No. "Ouro you have Ws
IuJuI ,oW Slo,uluo into the spine
n.d prominent H. r. Z. y, ycaloll 1Ft
"Nnu have mo moro control oNor No. nut
with paHaouR uuoslhoucs II 10 possible
a. stop the administration bciuru iOn
dong point A. reached As the quln
uty needed Of any UncsiheVo varies
with the Individual patient tNr lmlors
unDo NJ this control may be easily lct'
l1ol,
"M addition, thcro ~ always n danger
of septic poisoning IN hypodcrmlc lo'
ju.uuuN. ana lu This form Of Injection
into me spinal luld. -lhc consequences
would ho most disastrous London
Mai,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-26
The New York iS,Hour Train

Runs cyory day from chicago over lho
Pennsylvania Short Line Originally
"rhp Pennsylvania SuuulUl' was a
tWculy.hnur train from ChlCukp TO
Now YORK but the completion of
.duuhlc tracks of steel Hll tho WNN'
from Now YORK to rblOgo ana other
extensive ana costly improvements huN
uHu0Cd the cutting NJ two hours from
the original schedule This has been
done and the running Of The ponnsyI'
Nuu FpncIu' over the Pennsylvania
SNttpm has been resumed with un 49,
uuu timetable LEAVING Chicago cNolr
day at aElh p, m, Chicago time rparl'
mg New YORK the next morning a.
$50 utopk Chicago time but 800
o'clock Ncw York tImc-.oppowuncly
for the ton o'clock business houl.
breakfast ln the dining ear between
Nouh Philadelphia and Sow YORK
while rolling smoothly but rapidly over
the New YORK end of the Pcmsylvanli
RlluoId the best piece ul iourstlucN
railroad lu the world
Returning Tho ponnsylvuuiN Special
leaves g3ld street station al 1855 y, m
arriving mo Chicago the nest morning
~ SOB o'clock Breakfast ON the aim
mg car from o'clock 10 m,
Reservations for this or nuv other
pcuusylyanH Short Line train ilom
chicago can be made I'm advance
through your home agent or by ud'
dressing Goo a. llulh District Agent
Denver Colo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-26
LOOKING BACKWARD,
Doscrct News Veteran Recalls stall
warts Of Early Days

10 the Edltor'
Do,ti. colo, June Ell wish 10 yaV
that would nave taken proot deal OF
pleasure IN attending the "NcwS
birthday OUTING at the Lagoon ON the
o0lh Of June Obth) but circumstances
were such that could not do eoi but
probably the present gang Of typo
stIcklrl do not consider that any OF
tagoni Of the previous generation Wero
I'm their crowd,
Whom we look back for a period OF
a5 years ana contemplate the Waushter
of old Father Time, We TO not wish IN
take n hand IN that noted bali gam1
of ~ 10 T. Bul In mat old crowd VINO
have unsscd over che great divide 4 nero
were lomc noted players Among lnom
! win mention A. g. Brewer the llrel
foreman of the News" ana his p0cU-
cal stop,sun Jimmie Bond, and then
there were John =, Davis the solemn
and sentimental poet ana John O.
chambers tho comic rocitor with his
"Credt splash" then came Matthias
Cowloy, William H. Price and his CONF
panon, Matthew Wilkle, also Ben Az.
len, the nicotInlet James Mcknight, the
Ohcrln student, and Henry McEwan
g. q, Cannon, young Brigham Outo
brigham Young, Jr) Joseph llulh VIII.
Ham rulor and several others whose
namol cannot now recall Then lu
nclu 10 the editorial department etc.
we have joseph cain the noted samson
man, Willard Richards, Elias smith,
sponoors, Darlington and others But
Of the taRcnds We have your humble
servant ana Mis- chnm the noted Essay
Caigh George llnles NJ h. II Sllll
allyo), also President A. NJ, Cannon
aud his brother David, n small gquna
of them sure 10 beat tho noted young.
slcrs pitted against those stalwarl8 ~
The 10 score,
I nope the present employees had n
glorious time, all together and then let
them take perspective glance NJ W
years 10 como, and whore VIII wo ull
be-. and The Dosorct News no wears old,
and not very old othori and WHAT
We have had some severe food OgN',
lng ~ late here In Delta ana hundreds
~ acres OF sugar boots and polatooa
have been ruined by overflow and sub
irrIgltIng Some ono estimated that
half \ million dollars would not nay for
the losg and the amount Of labor put
ON banks and lovles ~ stop tho ovor.
low Indeed North Delta has iusi oq.
rnpod, by Il hairs brcOdth almost utter
ruin
Rest regards 10 an tho youngsters
ON Tho 'Ncwg,' and their friends and
ours
Yours truly
WM NJ, COWLEY,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-26
GREAT SHEEP SALE,
Millions Involved in Wyoming Idaho
Aud Oregon Deals Now undor Way,
Especial to the "Ncws'O

Especial to the "NoSsD
Cheyenne, Wyon June 26,--Wyomng
nockmasters are making heavy pur'
chOscs of shoep In oregon and Idaho,
ana the Indications are mat with tho
lamb Increase ana the importations
there win be no less than 0,0OO,0 900 sheen
ranged In Wyoming during tho months
Of July August and september, or be-
tween now and the fall shipping, when
thousands OF old animals VIII be sent
TO market ana many shipments Of
lambs win no 10 the Colorado ana Ne.
hraska feed lots n 10 believed now
that Wyoming WIN winter not less than
1900 000 next winter as against $500.
00O last winter
Among tho heaviest imporlltIons
thus far are the following
'flm kinney Rock Syringe. 10000.
Most Of these sheep have been Rold to
other nockmagtors
Letter estate, Clonrmonl 10000, swan
Land 4 Cattle Goa $4,000. 1lcwoy
sheen CO., ~ RaWlns, $4,000 charles
JOHNSON R1wlIns 1000 lNthord
Young and others Clcarmont ana oll'
le,tc 10000
II Is estimated that not less than
100000 sheep have been purchased IN
tho northwest and win be shipped IN
later Most OF INC purchases come
from Shaniko or, ana Soda springs
Ida
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-26

A dose n Rllards lluohounA syrun
will relieve A. llOyo you "a cold 4 dose OF
llerMnc ~ bed time ana frequent small
doses NJ lloroh0uud syrup during Tho DAY
Will remove II Try II for Nhooplng cough.
FOR asthma for consump,lun f6r hron.
street Hutchinson Kan, Whites. 81 hovc
used Rallardf ll0rohound sylun In M
family for 8 years, ana ma n Tho be
and most pulnt1llo medicine | evor used, 81
2,c loc. 500 fold hy y g. NJ. l. Drug
Dept II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-26
Low Rate Tsonr.ion I o the seashore

via New York clty with privilege II
Etopoyor on return trip.
The Lake shore s. Michigan southern
Railway win sell round.trip tickets
from Chicago 10 Asbury Park md re-
turn Oh June o. 80 July and 2 at
ratio q 1885, good returning not 'ator
than July 10, with privilege Of oSlcn'
zion cntil August 81 by deposit Of TEX
q ana payment OF 80 cents.
Don mlsa this opportunity ~ spend.
ing your vacation N tho seaside II
YOU are particular az 10 comfort and
acrvIc,, wc offor lomothing little SUI
pcrio' 10 any other line, Sec that your
ticket roads via Lake Shoro-tho route
of tha ne0th century Limited" send
Tor Itinerary 10 A. q. BURROWS, TRAY
cling Passenger Agcnt2o2 Boston Bldgp
kuuslg City, Mo,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-26

M j. Riley Bennett, O chemist ~
browns Town jamaica, West INDIA Ia
lands. wrlloW ~ cannot srcOk too hlg.'
HAS proved itself 10 be The best remedy
Tor whoopng cough. which IN prevalent
on thlE end N the globe II has noYot
failed 90 rclicNo In any case whore ! hayo
recommend a. ana giatoiul motOgs
after uslng H. arc daily thanking me Tor
ADVISING them " This rcmtdy " tor sale
By All DRUGGISTS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-26

Get it good the price
need not be high, Fine is
hIgh'pricc not very,
Vow sos'' rlsua you, msny v ,ou don't ss
Aasllss. p..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-26
cures Old seret.

WtNmorrlaud, Rams, May o. iy9 MI,
lard snow lAnlmcut Coz Your y Dw LIN
lmcri cured AN Dll ruro on no lido ~ my
I'M, iuIo was stubborn hud would not
,I.l 10 uolmput unlil I tried fuuW lin.
lmpnl Which dId tho work IN short ot'
der MY sister Mrs Sophia i Carson,
Allcrayllo Mlnn Co, Pa has q sore anu
mlttrusls That N H. a oaUyor llrafC soma
Ior a Wv bottle Sold by Z g. ri, l. Drug
Dent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-26
HAMMoCKsi HAMmoCKsI

The largest assortment and tho now
est styles and color dsgng on the mar
kct Popular prices ......,
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE,
Main g.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-26

Duncng every nlpht a; C1'aers
parh Enlarged orchestra
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-26

Fhuko hands with the cyanRollsts, ana
thank them Tor the words ol spiritual
cheer they had spoken durIug TIE ofc'
ulUV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-26
DEPARTMENT RUNS,

station 80, I Of the Grc department.
made three runs sunday afternoon, ANA
station No, made another The hrcs
were Of small size and the loss was but
little In each cuso, The first call was
10 the residence NJ Charles Larson i2l
west FIRST South street u IRE having
broken ont I'm the residence through tho
actions Of email boy with matches,
Tho carpet, woodwork and windows OF
one room wcro dauoypd
Two grass Ares D The southeastern
part of the city caused runs " great
long,h Che nrsl being from the homo
" Frederick Glslcr whose house Was
saved and the second from the state
university ploWdH whore the athletic
fence was In danger Tho ticket Office
and few yards of fence Woro de-.
glroy,l,
Department so. ( mado % run 10 tho
residence N Edward Howe $50 sixth
street, whore u rubbish fire had spread
to "A small frame bullduP Tho lire
was oSlmguIshcl before much damage
was done
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19

have q smart military eject. ana b.
small checks with turnover collar OK
velvet they are extremely becoming
A Paris fashion authority oayA 'TG
vou'd be chic and PaFiSiah, wear blue"
and certainly this color in dark, pastel
and all the rich, odd tintS seen In sky
and water Is the rage in PARIS this
winter
In evening coats light bins bFORd-
cloth is a close rival OF the always ele-
CANT white. and very light ehamIaSlS
tints are again exceedingly faShiona-
bic In this latter shade q very beau
tiful coat in seven-elghths length was
recently seen, the skirts Of which FOund-
cd In front in an unusual design. mo
upper portion Of this coat was q fasci-
mating combination Of the cloth, with
a touch Of black velvet and cloth OF
gold about the collar and Guns. From
the throat on either side was q soft
cream Grape scarf eXquisltely embrOid-
cred in Persian design, through which
gold threads were scattered. This wuS
worn loosely tied. The embroidered
Grape was also puffed into the bottom
Of the sleeve. .fsf
Swagger clubmen and other WGl
dressed New Workers are gradually
laying aside the old fashioned opera
hat for a soft felt hat lined with soft
est silk, which can be folded into q
surprisingly small roll and put into the
pocket. A low crowned soft hat, around
which lS an inch and a half wide band,
10 the fashionable business hat The
brims Of this seasons StiR derbies curl.
rather more fatty than those Of last
season, the crowns being very much
the same block.
Tour readers may have any question
concerning fashions or fabrics answered
by Rene DeverauX the fashion expert, by
addressing Rene DeverauX, p. o. Box 20,
Madison Square, New York, inclOsing
stamp for reply.l
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19
OWN YOUR HOME.

It is surprising the amount Of rent
man will pay, II he stops long enough
TO figure IL out. Many young men
who marry aid Settle down" and
begin 10 pay rent. will be far better
OF in ten years IL they begin purehas-
ing property that year than II they
continue to pay rent. Many OF them
do not stop long enough in their daily
work to think Of q possible rainy day
and years Of old sge, but go on spend
ing the fruit OF their toll until the
time comes when they have to step
down and out TO make room for the
young men Of the future. Then comes
the old, old question, they are not pre-
pared for an emergency Of this kind
and they wish that they had bought
when they we're young and have
homo Of their own when the time Of
acquiring it 10 passed.
Ninety-nine times out Of o hundred
the property purchased increases in
value. Why not figure this out to
your own satisfaction, make up your
mind and start at once TO prepare 3
home? Where we're 700 six. eight, ten,
or fifteen years ego and what did you
have? II you have paid rent all these
years you have your rent receipts to
show where your money has gone, bat
where 10 the home you might have
owned II you had been paying your
money towards home OF your own?
What win you have then2 VIII it be q
home Of your own or bundle Of rent
TeceiptS2 All real estate has . value,
and II purChased St this value the buy.
eF cannot possibly lose. Look around
you, II you sTe an old resident OF this
city. VOC know about what certain
pieces Of property sold for ten or fl.
teen years ago. What are they worth
today We do not need TO answer, In
the history Of the past you have many
and all before you is an al.
most absolute certainty that real es.
tate values win continue to rise, with
the increase Of population and the nat
uFAl demands for reside initial and BUSH
neSs locations. Which do you prefer,
the comforts Of your own home or q
package OF tent receipts, and live in
the other fellows house? Why longer
pay tribute 20 OaeSef7 Why not be
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19
OUR WEEKLY -
new YORK LETTER
a Passing Glimpse Of the DvOhsSS 81
Marlborough - Smart PSlorines the
Vogue In Wraps-EVsnins Coats In
Pastel shadss-NeW Fall Shapes In
Masculine HeadweaF.
by RENE pEVERAUx.

Not for some months have the streets
Of New York been so crowded as dur.
ing the Last few fine days Of Septem-
Der, the glorious autumn weather invit-
Ing all TO get n shipshape for the COM
Ing season. The summer stay-at-hOmes
are again welcoming on the avenue an
occasional glimpse Of the really smart
set returning to town by train and
steamer, and the suburbaniteS are en-
jOying the frst-nlght theater attrac-
lions in the evenings and crowdlng the
private fitting rooms Of the shops dur
ing the forenoon hours, He:e my lady
may be seen In gowns Partisan anil
otherwise, which are TO be purchased,
copied or altered to suit her individual
taste. With hat, gown and accessories
ordered at once, she tries them on be-
hind closed doors, obtaining a satisfdc
tory ensemble before leaving.
During the week the Duchess of MARI
borough, Consuelo Vanderbilt tho Is
making a short stay in Amer, was
seen several times In town with her
handsome mother, Mrs. o. II, i. Beh
mont Her grace is an intimate friend
of Mrs. Clarence Msckay, wife Of the
multimllllonalre, aud together they
make striking picture. Both syelte
and girlish looking, they may we'll af-
ford to AFFECT the huffy, feminine style
At Sherry's a few evenings ago the
duchess was gowned in a soft chiffon
cloth frock, the skirt Of which was be-
decked with bHlOwy ruGes galore.
These tiny rufiies trimmed the bodice
IN a fichu effect and also finished the
sleeves above the elbow.
Mrs, Mackay lS most partial to that
hazy shade Of lavender called mauVO.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19

Prices on naval stOFes seem to be go
inE higher and higher, and resin that
has been cold al a moderate price, nov
leaps 90 the handsome price OF o. l0peT
barrel II IL keeps on soaring upward
il will soon be az valuable as chunks
Of gold. The business l. booming in
this section aud Ihe meR who are en-
gagged in this industry Will soon DO
along With the fellows who are Obliged
to use Elk figures TO quote their rating.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-19
STATE MILITIA.

The State encampment Of the Sec
ond Regiment Of Florida troops
which was held at Orlando lSst week
has been the occasion II much favor
able comment regarding the excellent
conduct OF our soldier boys. Governor
BFoWAFd was detained from visiting
the camp on account OF pressing en-.
RARemeniS, bat the following extract
from HE letter to the men in camp IL
very complimentary;
AS the time for the close Of the EN-.
oampment OF the Second Regiment Of
Infantry, +. 3. t., draws near, the
commandments feels that IL Is but
proper to express HE appreciation Of
the reports he has received OF the
steady and marked improvement made
by che regiment In the duties pre-
scFibed, aud further "a announce that
the conduct Of the enlisted men Of the
command, a. reported to him, has been
such as to merit the commentator not
snly Ut the adiutant.Reneral OF the
State, but officers Of the United States
Army on duty ~ the enoampment, ~
we'll a. Of the representative citizens
OF the community in which the en-
campment has been held In this re-
spect the Second Regiment has set an
example which may we'll be followed
~ other encamPments. Of che State
troops, and Il 10 especially gratifying
that within the short space Of time ale
lowed for the annual exercises aud
practices vt the troops In their mili-
taFy duties, the Second Regiment has
achieved a success which only EeSlouS
and considerations rrRArd for The obi.
cations imposed could secure"