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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
Mr.. Bernard McGovern retires from, and
his interest in the firm Of William j.
Lyons and Company q ceases by mutual
agreement from this day.
WILLIAM ]. LYONS & COMPANY.
Dated December, Dist, 1907.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WILL SELL all or part OF the best paying
automobile supply and garage enterprise in
the State; net earnings IS. 436. "a per annun on
capital of $12, 900. Address p. o. Box e6, SOUTH
Orange. N. >.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS of any kind, contents
OF stores. flats and merchandise of every de-
scription. bought for cash; quick and confden-
tial. Al POZNAK, AZ South Orange ay.,
phone 20n, Newark.
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BcARDERs WANTED.

THE HOTEL KBNSINGTON,
East Park and Mulberry SITS, after extensive
improvements and alterations, and under new
management, is now open. Table frst-eiass,
and rates moderate.
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-eos4Ne EVENTS.

THE best short dinner in Newark SC: soup
froe mao 10 1 o'clock every day; SATURDAY
Iriobt dinners free. Andy's Cafe. A. w
Yrna,~. ana Plane. st, cor. Campbell st.
sACREp CONCERT .everv Sunday evening;
dinner from z m. until 2 p. m, a la carte
at D~OELGER'S. 35s Morris av.
SOCIAL DANCE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT.
HARBURGER'S HALL
so HAMBURG PL
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ANNUAL MEETING. ELECTION.
THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF AMERICA.
Newark. N. J., December 3, 1907.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of
this company will be held at the Office OF the
company, Prudential Building, Newark. N. j.,
on Monday, January IL, 1907. for the purpose
of electing directors 10 serve for the ensuing
year.
Polls open II a. M, close IL m.
EDWARD GRAY, Secretary.
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SOLID GOLD ladies' watch, warranted a good
timekeeper. $685.; gold cum buttons, esc; same
Get with dlamonds. SO. so: enamel watches, all
colors, with pm and velvet box, special. sS.s9;
genuine diamond ring. no chip. hut a real
cut. diamond, ST. 80: diamond brooch nins. So up
large assortment of bracelets. Open even
ings till 10 o'clock. N. BLUME. 297 Broad st.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE
and others without security; easy payments:
offices In G3 principal cities. Save yourself
money in getting my terms first. D. II. Toll
MAN. Room $40. 2SS Washington St. cor.
Market.
MONEY loaned on diamonds, watches and
jewelry at tie rate Of 2 per cent. per month;
unredeemed diamonds. watches and tewelry
for sale PHILIP KRIMKE LOAN OFFICE
90 Academy st.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

THE HOTEL KBNsINGToN.
Park and Mulberry SITS, after extensive
alterations and refurnishing, Is now open
under new management; rooms let single and
en- suite. with and without board; rates mod
crate.
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LISTERS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL
Manufacturers Of Fertilizers Of all. kinds.
Bone Black. Glue, Grease. Chemicals, etc.
BUYERS OF Dry Bone and Butchers Bone. Con-
signnnents solicited. For particulars address
LISTERS AGRICULTURAL NJ
WORKS Is Broadway. New York city, and
Lister av., Newark. N. ]. t
JOHN F. KEHoE. President.
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D~r~SSYnnktnR.
MCDOWELL sYsTEM-Easy to learn; rapid
70 nee. Gold me1al, Paris. st. louis Expo,
sieions eve, all connections as leading method
for cutting and making ladies' garments. In
dlvidual instruction. Open daily Monday
Tuesday, Thursday evenings. Pupils make
their own dresses Will learning. Call or send
for circulaf. ROSE c. LYNCH. S5 Broad st.
LADIES TAIt.oR-Custon made suits at
reniv made prices. BREsLAv. 2nh Null
berry st. ri
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PIANOS AND G A

BEFORE you huy a piano come and look over
our slightly used uprights. We have very
good pianos at S95. sifs. s1s5. st40. Si55. si7o.
$3.50: SIS monthly. Stelnway. Chickering, Soh-
mer. Knapo,. KraiSauer. Decker. bargains.
Squares s15 to $50. wISsNER. manufacturer.
cor Broad st. Newark
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK,

MERCHANTS BENNY
Newark, New Jersey.
The annual meeting OF shareholders for the
election OF directors Of this bank for the
ensuing year viii be held at tho banking
house Tuesday. January 18th, 1905. between
the hours Of 10 and IL o'clock a. m.
JAY s. TREAT.
- $50 Cashier.
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UNION NATIONAL BANK.

ELECTION.
The annual meeting of the stockholders OF
this bank for the election of directors and
for the transaction of any business that may
come before the meeting will be held at the
banking-house on Tuesday, January IA. 1905.
between the hours of Ii o'clock a. m. and IL M.
A. w. CONKLIN, Cashier.
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WAGONS FOR SALE.
AUCTION SALES.

ALL UNREDEEMED PLEDGES left over one
year will be sold at public auction on De-
q. 1907. at 10 n. M, at Won Poznak's.
AZ South Orange av.s BY order of A. STEINER
& SONS. 29 Springfield av.
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BICYCLES.

WHEELS for Christmas; full line OF chill
dren's. 1880 up: special sale for month OF
December wheels for grown-ups, $3.50 up;
see our wheels for IS down. 81 per week; larg-
est stock In Eastern States. AUS
TIN. 81 Orange st. near Broad.
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AUTOMOBILE TIRE DocToR.
Tires repaired. all Kinds: hest work; low
prices: old tiTcs bought. HENRY ROEN-
BrCK. 22 HaIsey ST., Newark. N. j.; tel.
2oS3-w.
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EDUCATIONAL.
THE NEWARK SEMINARY,
BOARDING " a SCHOOL.
172 Clinton Avenue, Newark. N. ].
Established 1881.
ANNA FRANCES WHITMORE. Principal.
All departments. Pupils enter college every
year on certificate. Gymnasium. laboratory.
library, catalogues.
NEWARK ACADEMY.
Founded 1872
W1Ls9N FFRARRREhnNp' sHead Masters.
Thorough preparation for any college or
scientific school or for business life. Catalogue
on application.
MISS TowNsEND's BOARDING AND DAY
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 81 Park place, New
ark. n. J. Academic, intermediate and pri-
mary depal tments. Well-equipped gymnasium
and laboratory. Certificate admits to leading
colleges. Reopens September rs. Miss Town
send will be a. home from / to 8 after Sep
TENDER 10
---------
Music.
BANJO. mandolin. guitar. violin. Lessons 60c.
WBIDr SCHOOL OF MUSIC. 2e7 High st.
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CASH paid for all kinds of Junk. A. o
LICH, 1863 Newark st.
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ACCOUNTANTS.

D0~~N~o~~|N~0<
Nrw JERSEY AUDIT CO., 500 Broad st
Examinations and adjustments a speciality.
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TT Won want 10 be married quietly, without
rice. confetti, hoodlums. etc, there Is JUS
tice Of the Pehoe HOLLYWOOD, 36 Clinton st
Omen evenings Ill 10
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.

MASON woRK-smoky chimneys with Door
draft guaranteed to draw. We rebuild chin.
news. All kinds OF mason work given nrcmnt
attention by our reliable firm. A. HARRIS Il
Co, $50 S1uth Tenth st. L. d. tel. 3b52-b-
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TO WHOM IT MAY coNcERN-I wish to
announce 20 old friends that my new place
Of business Is at 173 and IT'S Haisey ST.. near
Market. GEO. 7. PoWhEhi
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-13

A very pleasant evening was spent
by company of boy. and girls Al the
home OF Frank Gibbs Friday night
to celebrate his eleventh birthday.
These who participated We're: Misses
Ruby Bell, Edna Whelan Carrie
stephens Marie Watts Della and
Marie Min. Margaret c able. Della
Cosrley. Fannie White. Clara Fisher,
May Farmer. Masters Harley Crab
tree Ralph Thompson, While Fable,
Ned Buchanan, Reed and Eddie
Stout. Fred Whean Clarence Bell
Archie Stephens, Ernest Gibbs and
Tom Buchanan.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-13

, 20 bee thankful for and can begin the
New Year % new man win let the
public hear from mo again next Sun
Jay and hogo then TO say am a well
man. Yours truly
II. A. HARLEY.
Memphis Tenn
YCU CAN BE CURED At HOME
When 3. Is impossible for the pa
tier. TO visit the James Sanatorium.
La CURE can De perfected within the
privacy of the patients home. The
James treatment t. a positive. reliable
cure. and will cure any case # Drug
Additions. Alcoholism. Cigarette and
Tobacco Habit. 4 sixty page illus-
trated booklet has been published eN-
planning the treatment manner iI
which it is given. how To treat pa
-fcats-an much other valuable m0r-
asaiisa. Tho liOeSsslss'ilslr IN ssut fTec
-u application. postpaid. Under irr-
focily plain cover.
PRICE or JAMES" HOME REM
EDIES.
Whi4kev. wine and 1eer habits $3.50
Tobacco rr snud habits ....... 500
Cigarette and -igar habits .... 500
Hypodsrmic and internal remedies
for d.rg habits Of aIl kinds specially
prepared to meet requirements in
each individual c8-r. Free samples
furnished drug users. Send fo- Iitera-
ture and teztimons ais. Address. in
clrFfeuce CHarle- p lanes. ar
Idm,z Sl-a.o-. Memphis. Tenn.
Charles G.. James. ar James Sau8-
to1ilm. 3zl Nisz1ai Tm BuilIing.
50 Iea NJ
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-13

Rev and MIS-. J W Film ON Wed
nesday entertained several old ladies
at dinner in honor OF the birthday.
Both Mr. and Mrs Flint We're born
IA January 9. tS+9. They did not
meet. however until they became
students a McKendree college in
Lebanon. Ill., They We're married on
September &, 1875 NOT many married
couples can celebrate their birthday
toee her, and 1t is quite unusual
when husband and wife are Of the
same age and have the same date
for their birthday anniversary
pnysboro Independent
Rev Flint formerly was presiding
elder of this district Of the Methodist
confer ence and is we'll known among
Cairo Methodists
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-13

I Mrs. J d. Ladd entertained a large
company Of her friends yesterday af-
ternoon at cards. this being the sec
Iond of series of affairs to be given
Fat her pleasant home
/ At progressive euchre Mr. John B.
I Messenger won the first prize, q Veue-
( tan glass dish The guest prize was
won by Mrs. W II Weed Of Vim
cennes Ind. CUES of Mrs Charles s.
/ Carey who received TWO silver fligroe
salt ps
An elaborate ana most delectable
luncheon Of two courses was served.
The hostess was assisted in enter
tanning by Miss Hal Richmond Of
Cintoa, Ky. Misses Quiudara Jones
an1 Madga Zimmerman
The invitation list included Mrs..
W Fl Weed. Of Vincennes, Ind;
Mesdames John T Brown b.
McManus. Jr. 2. H. Schuh A. f.
Rust. r + Malone Hal Calhoun. g.
W Carnes. J. J. Jennelle, ". A. Nc
X igh J. b. Messenger. Peter Lind
Jacob Lind. 0. p Hurd T. B. Reese.
NJ. G. Me,zeor W. F. Smith j. E.
WoclHe. II $ Antrim. J. W, Wenger
NJ. Lyman Thomas Mcfarland. Steph-
an Bird. = + Ellis. r. A. Smith. Miles
s. Gilbert d. T. Marx Edward Carey,
= G. Pink Arthur MaJhngly C. s.
"aray. c. C. Terrell, A f Staehlo
J. $ Jackson W. p. Bann.s'er W J.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-13
CAIRO TEACHERS
ON SCHOOL WORK
PROF, CLENDENEN DISCUSSES
CRITICISM OF PROF. MOS.
LEY or ENGLAND.
OUR SCHOOLS SUPERIOR
TO Those Of Enoland--Teachers Pcint
Out Some Faults Which Should
be orrected-Industria
Education Lauded


Al The regular melting of The C1ir,
CITY District teachers Yesterday after
n,a, a.oa ,o 1eo o,o,,. teacher 70.
't'''"ea +" '''' ''''''V 81" '0''''N''S
read something me R!eat EhsilsN
teacher. Prof. Alfred Mosely, had re
comfy said of The American schools
r., ,,.-.t,. a,,,,,...io1 INC ,,r,oti
'N' '''' = wa "
c'I ''aV"''S ~ we A'''' ''"" a'''''''
IN that II would insure fewer life laI1
urfs than come to the English
trained citilene alone Inc lines Of The
mi. ,,-.,..-i,r,
'''' ''sss at,
Which followed Was III commentator
Of he strong tendency in all schools
toward industrial and constructive
,,.,.5. =, al soraa1 ch;l1ro, in an
] ,,.h,, 49,. ~, torroaI Io
80, .,,,,,,a,,. ~ ,,,,,,,,I tr,i,{ns
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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-13

In last Sundays issue the above cut
appeared showing Capt Jack Ha-
Icy taking his last Tho, before begin.
ming treatment Accompanying same
was q partial history of his life .he
Noted indian Scau-.~ with q promise
thai Capt Jack" would make weekly
reports of his prog ess. Judging from
his statement which appcars below he
is progress ing nj els. and inc now
promises a final report next sunday.
To the Public.
u has now been just two weeks
since + began taking the James Treat
ment and ! can honestly and truly
say hat although have had my daily
allowance reduced from grains
Morphia and s grams Cocaine. and
p cigarettes per day 20 = grain
N=s-HAia- - 4aE. 40. cocaine -s1sl- 20
cigarette ] have no. suffered from
nervcIsne- s-naye not had an ach
or a pain. Wy bowels are regHlaF. my
appetite and digestion good, a-1 I
have gained u pounds since hegu
ming treatment. Hy gnt- afe mo-
longer made hidoors ~ dreams taat
usually accompany the u-e e mar
couc5 De world seems brighter aad I
now feel that { can enjoy iif-.
Although Z have daily i'.I in easy
reach OF Morphine. Cocaine and Cigar
ettes. 3 have n0f had the least dasi b.
for either
Tine James Saua.aI'Hu HHt-i.-aus
now tell me thar RiII be free E-al
ia the next few iay-. and sIh teias
'hc case. { Will truly have sOm=tAiar
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-13
Road Washed Out.

As a result of rhe continued rains
recently about 80 yards Of The newly
improved road ar Beech Ridge. eX-
TENDING from The Mobile & Ohio rail
road to the Mississippi river was
washed oar uecasglfarn that al me
work If building be high embank-
ment be- done over agai- at the cogn-
iv's expense. This road IS known
as ID Colder lane
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-13
NEW LUMBER
COMP ANYFORMED
z. .. MATTHEWS LUmsER COM
PANY ELECTS OFFICERS
HAS CAPITAL STOCK
OF $4,000.

neu -omusnv -ucceedng F. ID
Matthews. OF ibe r. d. Matthews
Lumber company Of DIE ei.F-h s
been incorporated with capital
stock of $4,000.
The Officers OF tae company aIa.
President. Edwin ID Matthews: vice
president. Thomas Mcfarland; secre-
farv and treasurer. Frederick f COY.
The company deals in hardwood
lumber and has Office and yards lo-
Gated near The Illinois Central sub
way.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-13
~ -, - Do.

james Williams. a negro. familiafiy
known as Shorty died last even NJ
az g O'Clock az ais home go Twc.fia
street. after "a three week Illness Of
pneumonia he was 60 yelrs Of age
and one Of the best known negroes IN
Cairo. For a long time be- was en-
p'oyed az 'ha livery stable conducted
here by fac la.c Patrick Fiizg raj ..
The remains WeIe taken 10 the un-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-13
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Elected officers.

THE Parham-Narthews Hat com
pany whole ale. sol Ohio stree ore
NJ rh- city's substantial mer antile
houses has reelected directors as
follows for the ensuing year: Pfesi-
dent. John /. Parham; vice president
Roy p. Gholson: secretary. W. 4. Nc
Knight: treasurer. {. L. Keat1n.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-13

You We never bought Dress
Skirts. Suits. Wraps, Blank
cts and Underwear as cheap as
you can now at our Forced
Sale. SAMUEL WHITE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-13
win PtaV Euchre.

The Ladies' AuXtt-ly OF the An.
cicnt Otder Of Hibernians VIII give
a euchre party TUESDAY afternoon at
ST. ParIcks hail Refreshments wiz
be served
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-13
Expectation Always Alive.

We love to expect. and when expec-
tation is either disappointed or graft.
iied. we want 10 be again expecting
johnson.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-13

Mrs. J. " Dayige and children.
went 10 Mounds yes erday TO visit
tEc formers sister
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-13

Miss Maude Duuni1g. Of Princeton,
ks. is The guest of her aunt Mrs
Martha Howe. Of Sixth street
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-13

Mrs. J. ". Bransfori. of tuil4 Ci.y.
Tenn, remains very ill al S. Mary
infirmaty
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-13

lerfaking establishment Of Burke &
Blaine. where the body viii be pre-
pared for integment.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-13
Observation-Disclosures
PERSONAL NOTES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

c H. Thompson Jas returned from
a hu mess trip TO S. f.ouis
Hon. J. J. Russell. Of CaarIe.isn.
No. congressman from jhat district
was in the city yesreisay th. guest
of his niece Mrs. Edward L. gloss.
Mrs J. W Bransfori. of Juina City.
Tenn, remains very ili al S. Mary
linfrma,y
. Mrs Schultz. wife Of Assi- an City
Engineer Schultz has returned from
q ylsi, with feuds ut Maiden. Mo
/ ONE Williamson travelling sales
man for the ScalderGa.e-Weareu Gro
I Gerry company g. confined ro Ibis luom
by illness
! Lon ie Bend ran son Of Pr. and
Mrs A. a Bond1rant. has gone 20
Upper Alton To- attend the military
academy.
G. Z. Miller. of Willard. wss here
yesterday 10 visit his mother. Mr..
Mary Miller who Is .ll and also 70
iran act business
I Mrs Laura J. RI euhou-e and Iit-
re grandson. Do-ald of Chicago. who
are guests Of Wood A. Rntenhousa.
expeci 20 return home Tuesday.
Congressman-alect J. J. Russell NJ
this district has anDoi-ted Clint Muir.
lay OF this city -o boz his private sec-
Rotary Murray is q bright and cap
able young man and VIII prove a
good helD.meet OF Mr.. Russell in his
onicisi duties a. Washington. for he
rs NOT onH az efficient clerk bu
born politician as weli.-Prosnect-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-13

We've never offered Winter
goods as cheap as we do now,
during our forced sale.
SAM'L WHITE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-13
y :

If THE QUALITY DROPS WHEN The PRICE
DROPS, DOES THE PRICE GO DOWN? NO 5HoDDY
STUFF IN OUR STORE But QUALITY; STUFF AT
PRICES LOWER THAN We SOLD THEM BEFORE.
WHY? BECAUSE We DO Not WISH TO CARRY
OUR GOODS UNTIL THEY GO OUT OF STYLE. The
GOODS WE ARE SELLING AT REDUCED PRICES
ARE Now STRICTLY IN STYLE, AND YOU YET
HAVE NEARLY ALL WINTER TO WEAR THEM. DO
NOT THESE REDUCTIONS ATTRACT YOU, WHEN
YOU KNOW THEY ARE SURE-ENoU6H REDUCE
IoN5Y BY ALL MEANS DO NOT MISS OUR GREAT
SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARING SALE
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-13
News, Doniphan

-N'"s' boh!phdh.
Noah Acoch, Of il6 Thirtytouuh
Mrs. j. VI. Daydge and children,
went 10 Mounds erday to visit
Pic formers sister.
-
Ky is the guest OF her aunt Mrs
Martha Howe. Of Sixth street.
Mrs. J.. I. nnal and children. 1f
W.ckHnc XIV. are guests of the form.
.re.-.
Mr. Hal Newtoa Calhoun of Tenth
stree. who has been III for several
weeks, ha. recovered and was abb
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert +. Read and
.urIa son Robert. Jr.. will return to-.
dav rram Knoxville Tenn. where they
have been soiourning for several
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-13

Charles Fcuchter Jr. ct al TO Della
S Burnley s. w d. CITY of Cairo.
Feuchtcr * Lansden addition, lot -.
block I. $40.
Hen NWh 20 Oscar T.. Tamm @
c q, part of southwest quarter OF
scpihwes quarter, section 6. town
shin - range !. ST.
Charlie j. Stack to Maudo Stack.
q q. city of Cairo Feuchter & Lans-
den addition. lot -, block 81.
Eta Snow TO James r. Tracy " b.
lot - block .. eouthwe-t quarter Of
section -. township 10. range I. $500.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-13

Mr.. and Mrs Robert +. Read and
Ur.e son Robert Jr- viii return to-
dav rram Knoxville Tenn. whore they
have been soiourn.ne for several
months
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-13

Misses Minnie and Lena Marshall
of Sikeston No, daughters Of Senator
John f Marshall are guests Of d.
and Ms. Henry A. Davis. of Upper
Wash.ngfo- avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-13

Mrs. George W. Rife. Of Baltimore
SD. arrived last night 20 visit d
and Mrs John T. Walsh - Mrs Rifa
IS The lai.er's sister and this is be-
first WISH 10 Cairo in several years.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-13

Mrs J. n. Ian den. has been I'D for
several days o. her home. 3lj Fifth
street Her daughter Mrs Robert
Peck Bates. OF Chicago. arrived last
night 20 be at her bedside.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-19
GENERAL STUART STATUE
To Be UnUeiLed an Richmond on
Memorial Dan.

On May 80 an equestrian statue of the Con-
federate cavalry leader General J. E. 3. Stuart
will be unveiled at Richmond, Va with appro-
pirate ceremonies. The statue, which is II feet
10 inches high was modelled by Frederick Moy-
nihan, the sculptor, and cast in bronze at Provi-
dence by the Gorham Company.
General Stuart the commander of the
cavalry corps OF the Confederate Army of
Northern Virginia when he was mortally wound
ed at Yellow Tavern on May H. 1864 at the age
of thrty-one. OF Irish and Scotch ancestry.
he was a man of great spirit This was illus
trated by the words which he uttered as he was
borne from the field. Noticing the retreating
ranks of his disorganized forces, he cried to
them: GO back Go back! 1 had rather die
than be whipped" He died at Richmond on
May u, 1864.
Stuart was one of the Confederate officers who
had their training at West Point He served in
the United States army in the West for sew
eral years before the Civil War broke out, and
when his native state, Virginia, cast in its lot
with the Southern cause he resigned and entered
the Confederate army.
Among the feats which have been recorded Of
him are the effective guarding of a front of fftv
miles with a force of only 313 men and 21 Off
GERS; the raiding of General Pope's camp at
Catlett's Station, when he captured that officers
tant papers large sum of money and many
horses besides members OF General Pope's staff,
and his remarkable raid upon Chambersburg
when only one man wounded and two were
captured Upon the return march from Cham
bersburg he performed the feat of covering
eighty miles in twenty-seven hours notwith-
standing the fact that he was incumbered with
mis- artillery and the horses he had captured
and had to force a passage of the Potomac in
the face Of the enemy. The Generalization of
the Union cavalry which resulted from this dar-
ing raid into the enemys country caused Cen
eral Mcclellan TO say: ''It was necessary for rs
TO Use all our cavalry against Stuart, and this
exhaustng service completely broke down near
ly all our cavalry horses and rendered re-
mount absolutely indispensable before we could
advance the enemy"
On the pedestal on which the statue of this
youthful looking cavalry leader is to
| stand are several inscriptions One, giving the
record of his birth and death, concludes: He
gave his life for his country, and saved this
city from destruction This evidently refers 10
his inIerception OF sheridan when the latter
was trying to raid Richmond. 1t was while en-
gagged in this service that he received the wound
which caused his death
Another inscription contains the words of
General "Stonewalr' Jackson in turning over
the command of his troops to Stuart after he
had been mortally wounded at Chancellorsvills.
These words were: Tell General Stuart to act
on his own judgment and to do what he thinks
best, have implicit confidence in him"