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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-02
clear Crock

Haullng Ties anu Proving SCENE
to be the order of the day,
Mr.. Frank Matthias of Cola Val
ley was in this vicinity Tuesday,
Frank Hughes and Chas Pratt
of near Written Rock was in this
vicinity Tuesday.
VIM Elick of Rattle Ridge was
in our town on business Tuesday.
Albert Banter of near Brown
vile was on our pike one day last
week.
Chas. KOst of Cola Valley was
seen passing through here enroute
to Sugar Grove Wednesday.
Emmett Azbell of Brownsville
was seen mixing mud on our pixies
Tuesday.
Mr.. John Elick the road super.
intendent was fixing the roads
along this creek u few days last
week.
Jackson Morris has rented the
Finefrock farm, which he is going
to farm this summer.
jackson and Bud Morris went to
Lancaster Tuesday, after n load Of
furniture; Bud has moved in the
house with his mother Mrs. John
Morris.
Frank Conrad and Farley Caves
went co Sugar Grove on business
Wednesday.
George Morris, smiling face was
seen on our street Wednesday.
Bud Arter was hauling lumber
few days last week.
Ed Springer has moved his saw
mill on p. T. Kraft farm where
he expects to saw this summer.
Mr. Noah Matthias is on the sick
list at this writing.
Dan and Walter Matthias Of
Rockbridge called on Noah Math-
las Wednesday.
Joseph Spears purchased fine
rubber tire buggy one day last
week Joe says he is going to take
it easy this summer.
Miss Lizzie Carpenter who has
been working for Mr.. d. T. Flow
ers has returned home again.
Miss Mae Finefrock who has
been working in Lancaster spent
Sunday in with her mother at this
place.
Eddie Carpenter who has been
suffering with sprain ed ankle is
little better at this writing.
Mr.. Pete Kraft and daughter
made a business trip to Lancaster
Saturday.
Miss Cora Finefrock went to
Lancaster on business Saturday.
Grover Elick and Leonard
Spears called on Eddie Carpenter
Sunday.
VIM Carpenter and son Eddie
made flying trip to Sugar Grove
Saturday.
Miss Mary Elick called on Nellie
Carpenter Sunday.
Quite a number of our young
people attended church Mt Mt Pts
gah Sabbath evening.
COUNTRY BILL.
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Laurelville

Oakley Steel is very sick with
spinal meningitis.
Mr.. Allen has moved to Black
Jack.
Simeon Hoy's horse ran OF and
broke his buggy all up.
Miss Enid Cupp, of Pursell,
visited Mrs. Zelda Ebert last week.
Wm. Parks was seen on our
streets last week, looking Hale
and hearty.
w. II, Syringe was in Laurel
Vile last week on business,
Thieves stole large quantity
of meat of Richard Sullivan. He
has decided that a Democrat stole
it, because if it had been Re
publican he would have taken it
all.
Carl Davis will move on James
Stim's farm near Circleville this
week.
Thomas Parish has moved to
Carroll.
A. l.. Craowrd was in Laurel
vile last Saturday.
Laurelville has one of the best
hotels. Come and try them. The
Floyd Il karshner.
Judson Armstrong has bought
the Frank Haynes Property,
formerly the old hotel stand and
has raised the same, those concrete
blocks. Hello.
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Ewing

We are having some fine spring
weather at present.
Ed. Foltz and family enter
tanned John Hansel and wife, New
man Hansel and wife, Mrs. Sarah
Nixon, Corwin Gardner and Del
bert Conkle last Sunday.
Cleophus Gardner and son, Cor
win, were seen vending their way
towards home last Saturday even
ing.
George Gordon and wife attend
ed the surprise party at John Mill
er's, of Morris Chapel, last Tues
day.
John Hansel's have taken two
loads of moving to Logan.
Daniel Metz was seen in our vic
unity last Friday.
Virgie Gardner was seen in lies.
boro last Sunday.
Carl Harden attended the last
day of school and spelling st Black
Jack last Saturday.
Alva Miller was seen in Logan
last Saturday.
Newman Hansel and wife were
Logan callers one day last week.
Willoughby Higgins, of lies
boro, passed through our vicinity
last Thursday.
George Stevens was Logan
caller one day last week,
Mrs. Ella Frazier was a Logan
shopper Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. Miller, who has been
on the sick list, is much improved
at this writing
John Hansel's entertained Mike
Bowers and wife, Eli Keller and
wife, Glenn Harden and Wm. Mer-
Ger last Saturday evening.
Bertha Frazier, who has been
working for Magoon's in Logan,
has come home for a vacation.
Eli Keller was a Logan caller
Saturday.
Noah Woolever was seen in our
vicinity one day last week,
Delbert Conkle, Alva Miller,
Carl Harden and Elmer Finkey at
tended the spelling at SCOTS Creek
last Tuesday night. All reported
a fine time.
Carrie Stevens was the guest of
her grandparents last Sunday
evening.
Chas, Hankison and wife attend
ed the last day of school at Black
Jack.
Our school will close next Tues
day week, April Z. Everyone is
invited. Mr.. Griffith has taught
very successful term of school
and we will miss his smiling face,
as we don't expect to get to see
him every day, as we do now.
RIup RpII
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An Insidious Danger.

One of the worst features of
kidney trouble is that it is an in
sidious disease and before the vic
tim realizes his danger he may
have fatal malady. Take FOlsy's
Kidney cure at the first sign of
trouble as it corrects Irregularities
and prevents Bright's disease and
diabetes,
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-02
Rattle Ridge

Miss Maggie Carpenter made
call on Emma Dupler, Thursday
of last week.
Amos Carpenter is going to move
his family from Rockbridge to
Rattle Ridge, on Ben Carpenters
farm, in the near future.
Frank Jackson is going to move
to Lancaster.
Charles Carpenter called on Wm.
Flick, Friday of last week.
VIM. Elick, wife and son, Joe,
made business trip to Logan, ,one
day of last week,
Claud Jackson, left Wednesday,
for Paulding Co.
Miss Nellie Elick called on Maud
jackson, Thursday of last week.
VIM. Edwards called ON VIM.
Elick and family, Wednesday.
Miss Maggie Carpenter, Lizzie
and Mile Flick attended the
school closing entertainme ent, Fri
day, ut Troxel Scholl, district No.
2.
Samuel Francisco called at VIM.
Elick's, Friday evening.
Miss Elizabeth Elick called on
Maud jackson, Wednesday of last
week, on business.
John Carpenter made trip to
Logan after a load of cement
blocks for the church.
Cleye Jackson, who has been
quite sick with the mumps is now
able to be up among the living
again.
Quite a number of our citizens
from this place as we'll as from
other places attended the barn
raising at VIM. Francisco, and
gave them willing and helping
hand.
George Murphy made a flying
trip to Sugar Grove, one day last
week.
f. L. Flick attended church at
Mt. Zion, Thursday evening.
Jacob Carpenter and Wm. Elick
are busily engaged in laying the
foundation for the new church.
VIM. Edwards furnished music
for the entertainment at Troxel's
school, Friday. Everybody re-
ported good time and fine music.
Sunday evening while Mrs.
Jerry Carpenter and her grand,
daughter slept, a company of
tramps, as it is thought by the APP
pearance of things, broke into the
kitchen and searched it in every
shape and form, all that was miss
ing was that they ate all they
could find, cleared up the table
and made their escape. Mrs.
Carpenter says she was we'll
pleased to get off at that.
e. L. click, last week, had the
misfortune of getting badly
mashed finger, while hauling ties
for his brother, Amos.
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Probate Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the following
Accounts ana Vouchers have been filed In
the Probate Court OF Hooking County, ohlo,
Guardian OF Carl j. KistleT, minor, and
ths same Will come on for hearing on the
2ith day OF April, A. D,, 1908, at 40 o'clock a.
m, or as sQOn thereafter as may be eOnven.
lent. u. II. MARTIN,
April :, S-w Probate Judge.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-08-26
CASE AGAINST
CHAUFFEUR is
DISMISSED
Criminal Action Comes TO End In
Police Court Ellis May
Bring Civil Suit.
SAYS CHILD MAY LOSE EYE

When the parties appeared in po-
lice court at 10 O'Clock this morning,
Recorder Pickersgill dismissed the
case against James Petit, chauffeur
of the auto which injured two chill
dren and their elders at the Staten
Island ferry on August Ii.
The recorder told James Ellis, the
complainant, that he did not see how
the defendant was guilty of criminal
negligence, and that he thought the
case should be dismissed. Mr.. Ellis
wanted adjournment of a week. Sem
ator George s. Silzer has succeeded
Joseph e. Stricker as Ellis counsel.
Mr.. Silzer is away on a vacation, said
Mr.. Ellis, but he had promised to
have an assistant here today to look
after his interests. The recorder
was of the opinion that the matter
should be settled today. Whatever
action was taken in this case, the re-
corder told Mr. Ellis. would have no
effect on any civil suit which might
be brought.
Mr.. Ellis, who lives at Pleasant
Plains, S. l., said that one of his chill
dren, he feared, might lose the sight
of one eye as a result of the accident.
The chauffeur was accompanied to
this city from Elberon by the friend
who was with him when the acci-
dent occurred, but he had no counsel
on hand.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-08-26
EARLE
ARRESTED FOR
HITTING MATE
Affinltlss Finally Get Before the
Criminal Court Earle Taken
TO Jail at Goshen.
CHILD WAS BORN RECENTLY
Special bv Unitod Press WIRE.

Special by United PreSS Wire:
Goshen, N. Y, Aug. 26:-Fearing
suicide will be attempted by F.
Pinney Earle, the affinity of Julia
Kuttner, who is jailed here for beat
ing the woman who is now his wife,
an extra guard is watching his every
movement in his cell. Earle is a
wealthy artist and poses as q Ian
guild man of ease" He refuses to
be bailed out. Mrs. Earle and her
child have left the Earle home.
Earle pleaded guilty to striking
the affinity wife on or about August
16, half month after she had
borne him a child.
The Nar4.-.-- b.. -larle's arrest was
secured by Mrs. Kuttner, his mother
in-law, who charged assault in the sec
ond degree
Sherih Becker, Undersheriff Hook
and Deputy Sheriff Leonard went to
Earle's home, near Monroe, in an auto
mobile and served the warrant on the
artist. Earle accepted service and
walked out Of the house without lock
at his wife, who did not favor him
with q glance. 1t was very imper-
sonal affair between them.
Earle was taken before Justice of the
Peace Carpenter at Monroe and ar
raigned on the assault charge. He
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-08-26

is HELD UP
IN NEWARK
Pole Whs Says He Lives Here
Declares He Was Robbed
and Stabbed.
IS IN HOSPITAL THERE

A telephone call from Newark po-
lice headquarters late yesterday In
formed the local police that Pole
was in custody there who said that
he lived In Perth Amboy
The foreigner had a stab wound on
his arm and he declared that he re-
ceived 1t in Newark on Monday. Of
flcer Quinn, of Newark, said he doubt
ed the mans story because the wound
appeared to be pretty we'll dried up
and looked as though it was more
than one day old
The fellow had been taken to a
hospital because of the seriousness
of his. injury. The Newark police
asked If there had been row in
this city Saturday night, or at any
time recently, in which Pole had
been hurt as the man in custody was.
The police of this city knew Of no
such occurrence and so informed the
Newark officers.
The foreigner asserted that he had
been held up and robbed in Newark.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-08-26
SUIT BROUGHT
AGAINST COP

Another action has been commenc-
ed against Samuel Engel, a Roosevelt
policeman. Joseph e. Stricken rep
resents Stephen Dudios, one of two
men who were beaten, it is alleged,
by Engel last Friday.
Engel charged the men with as
saulting him and it is alleged that he
used his club over the head of Du-
dios. The latter and the other man
were taken before Recorder John r..
Connolly, at Roosevelt, who held
them on charge OF assault and bat
terry and fined them $40 on charges
of disordsrly conduct. He paroled
them in the custody of their counsel.
pending an appeal.
Joseph q. Stricken, representing
Dudios, has started a civil action
against Engel in the district court, in
which the plaintiff seeks to recover
$500, on charges of being beaten, as
saulted and ill-treated by the officer
on August 21.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-08-26

His hours of duty commenced at
o'clock in the morning and he was
Just about to begin today when he
met his death. He was struck by
engine No. 554.
Great excitement and grief pre-
vailed as the news of the fatality
spread, and Yardmaster Charles
Gallagher notified the police at 7.I5
O'Clock Sergeant Dunham report
ed IL to the acting coroner, Record
er H. b. Pickersgill, who gave the
necessary permission for the body
to be moved, by an undertaken. The
acting coroner viewed the remains
a short time later at the mortuary
establishment of Thomas f. Burke,
In State street. The head had been
removed from the body completely,
and the right leg had been partially
crushed, where the wheels had
passed over the prostrate form.
II had warned my father repeat
edly," said son OF Mr.. Bird this
morning, against carrying an um-
brella in the railroad yard, for fear
1t might interfere with his seeing
the approaching engines and cars
A widow and eight children SUR
vive Mr.. Bird, who resided at rs
Washington street He leaves four
sons and four daughters. They are
Mrs. Mary Desmond, wife OF Jere-
miah Desmond; Rose, Thomas, Mar
garet, William, John, Eugene and
Alice, all Of this city. Mr. Bird was
sIxty-one years Of age and was IN
splendid health He took an active
interest in religious and public af-
fairs and was an admirer Of outdoor
athletics. Devoted to his family. he
was beloved by all who knew him.
He was one of the most faithful and
conscientious employees the railroad
had. He was a member Of Court
Amboy No. 58, Foresters of Ameri-
ca and other organizations.
A special meeting of Court AM
boy has been called for tonight to
make arrangements for attending
the funeral of Mr.. Bird The meet
ing will be held in Foresters hall
in State street at O'Clock.
The funeral services will probab-
ly be held on Friday. Arrangements
are now being made.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-08-26
[. A. LONG is
PUT BACK ON
PATROL DUTY
Mayer Believes Extra Man Is
Needed More There Than in
Detective Department.
nEsHROw TRUANT OFFICER

According to an order issued by
Mayor Bollschweiler to Chief Of Po-
lice Burke, another change will take
effect in the police department on
September 1, next Tuesday
Lawrence A. Long, who has been
acting as a plain clothes man for sew
eral months, will then, by the may
or's order, be put back into a uni
form, and Patrolman John Meshrow
will become truant officer when the
school term opens. The mayor be-
lieves that the loss of q man-Pa-
trolman Shultz having been dropped
some time ago-makes it necessary
to have another officer on patrol
duty. The city's chief executive, who
is also the head OF the police depart
ment, believes that the detective de-
partment can better get along, with
one man less, than the patrol branch.
The opinion among those in author
ity at police headquarters is contrary
to this, but then what the mayor
says is final.
The new arrangement may only be
temporary, as further changes are
promised within a few months.
This is not the first time that Long
has been similarly shifted. It is no
reflection whatever upon his work or
that Of the detective department, but
is simply due to the mayors belief
in the need of another man IN uni
form.
Patrolman Long will be placed on
day duty.
Regarding Patrolman Niels Tom
nesen, who is now on day duty in the
business section during the eleven
day vacation of Patrolman John
Wood, Chief Burke said he had
reached no decision as to whether he
should be retained on the day shift
after Wood returns. A report had
originated somehow that the mer-
chants on Smith and State streets de-
sired to see Tonnesen remain on day
duty.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-08-26
DECAPITATED BY AN
ENGINE IN LEHIGH
VALLEY YARD TODAY
Thomas Bird Meets a Shocking
Death--UmbreIIa Hid Approaching
Engine From His View.
SURVIVED BY A LARGE FAMILY

One of the hoying
city this
depaed engine the Lehgh Valley
peey severed though knife, the
indirectly to
carrying
ing the approach Of the
The victim the
of the Lehigh Valley
widely-known n
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-08-26
IMPROVING SIMPSON
m. z. LECTURE ROOM

The work of. painting and decorat-
ing the lecture room Of Simpson M.
E. church is now under way. George
A. Rifenberg, of Washington street,
has the contract. The Epworth
League, under whose direction the
work is being done, is paying for it..
New shades will be put up at the
windows.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-08-26
FLOODS
IN THE SOUTH

Special BY United Press Wtre:
Columbia, S. G.. Aug. 26: Forty
lives have been lost and property
valued at many thousands Of dollars
has been destroyed by floods unpar-
alleled since 1870. Nineteen lives
were lost on a toll bridge where
crowd had gathered to watch the
flood when the structure gave way.
Several cotton mills are reported
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-08-26
SHOOT AT MORGAN
GUN CLUB SATURDAY

On Saturday. August 20, the Nor
gan Gun Club will shoot against the
Railway Gun Club at Morgan Station.
There will be fifteen men on a side,
with fifty birds per man. There will
be plenty of birds for sweepstake
shooting Everybody is welcome.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-08-26
Tracks Swept Away.
,at TT0ffad preQs Myirer

Washington, Aug. 26:-The fol-
lowing announcement regarding the
floods in South Carolina was given
out this morning: Rains have been
heavy during the past forty-eight
hours over the lines Of the Columbia
and Greenville railroad. The rivers
are higher than for years past. Rail-
road tracks, only a short distance
apart, have been entirely washed
out.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-08-26

Elizabeth, Aug. 26:-W. H.
Wright, of Railway, who was an as
pirant for the shrievalty nomination,
has withdrawn In favor of Captain
Robert j. kirkland, who is now the
only republican in the field
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-08-26

Dance to be held BY knights OF
is postponed from tonight
until Wednesday, September 2, 1908.
BY order OF
THE COMMITTEE.
18eB3-8-ze-
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FIRST WARD REPUBIICANS

There will be meeting OF the Re
publican Voters of the LIST Ward
Wednesday Evening, August 20th, 8
p. M, in Martins Hall, 145 Madison
avenue.
COMMITTEES.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-08-26

John Lutah sustained crushed
foot at the Maurer plant yesterday,
large pipe falling on II He Haa
attended by Dr. G. NJ. TyrreII.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-08-26

BELLEWOOD EVERY SUNDAY.
Excursions via Lehigh Valley rail-
road. Fare rs cents. Children 40
cents. Special train from Perth
Amboy 8:15 a. m. Music. Amuse-
ments. Country dinner so cents.
1S058-8-1-5-7-S-12-14-15-19-21-22
26-28-29s
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Whether it's nearIy-new or all
most-old, II it's still useful, classi-
fed ad. will sell it.
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NOTICE.

All members Of Court Amboy No.
5S, F. of A., are requested to attend
special meeting tonight, August
rs, at Foresters' Hall, State street,
to make arrangem ents for the funer-
al Of our late deceased brother,
Thomas Bird.
u. s. EVBRSON, G. r.,
CHAS WARNER, Fin Sec,
18648-S-26-1t"
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-08-26

New Singer and Wheeler & WI
son Drop Head Sewing Machines now
$4,000 at Jensen's, 1886 State St,
Have you seen the Rotary White?
The best machine in the worlds
the best too good for you? No! The
best is thte cheapest after all. All
other makes in stock. Easy terms,
free lessons, Repairing. Renting,
Supplies.
A. JENSEN,
$3.50 State Street.
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FERDINAND PINNEY EARLE.
calmly pleaded guilty. and when bail
was fixed and he wes held to await
the action of the grand jury he re-
fused to secure bail. He was then com.
mitted to the Goshen jail In default Of
bail.
Shortly after the court proceeding
Mrs. Kuttner, Mrs. Earle and the baby
and maid left the house in an automo-
bile and went toward Central Valley
where 1t was said they were going to
be with frienas.
tcontinued on page ID
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An anchor to windward-an ad in
he EVENING NEWS.
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Be an advertiser-lc a WORD.
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Phone 236-w.
Evening journal., 1908-10-08
TO
GO TO BALTIMORE

The new revenue cutter Snohomish un-
der construction by the Pusey q Jones
Company is expected to be ready to sail
for Baltimore next Tuesday or wednes-
day. The snohomish. on arriving there will
be taken to Armundal Cove Revenue CUT
ter station, Curtis Bay where she will
receive her equipment
The new cutter belongs to a distinct
class and is probably the only vessel Of
her type anoat. She is a veritable float
ing life-saving station, and is intended TO
patrol the northern part Of the coast
line of the State of Washington.
Her equipment will consist Of metallic
Hfeboats, lfe-saving rig to her masts, for
the operation of the breeches buoy, wire
less telegraph, searchlight and all the
gear necessary for the saving Of life at
sea.
The snohomish is 152 feet over all and
between perpendiculars 1S9 feet inches.
Her nodded beam is % feet and hsr depth
is II feet 6/inches. Her displacement to
mean draft Of = feet inches. with
hunkers and water tanks filed. is 79i
tons.
Although the designed speed Of the Sno-
homish is but IL knotts sn hour. with her
large boiler power on emergency she can
easily make IA knots. as she did on her
acceptance trial trip.
Evening journal., 1908-10-08
STETTLER DOESN'T GET
THE TRENTON CLUB

TRENTON. Oct. S--J Percy Stettler.
the well-known baseball man who has
been in this CITY for a couple Of DAYS
in an effort to purchase the Trenton
club. left without closing the deal. He
had a conference with Colonel Perrins
Monday night and Yesterday morning
conferred with Mrs. PerIine. but there
was nothing decided upon.
II is understood that the Perrines
hold the club and plant at $4,000, but
that Mr. Stettler is of the opinion that
that sum is too great J. is also stated
that Mr. Stettler made the Perrines an
offer. but that il was not satisfactory
to them and that the matter was drop
ped at that point.
IT is thought that Mr.. Stettler will
return here later this month and that
the dickering will be resumed. It is
understood that Mr.. Stettler has inter-
ested several Trenton men in his rlar
to purchase the team.
Evening journal., 1908-10-08
OFFICERS
END THEIR HIKE

At exactly o'clock yesterday after
noon four weary but happy field officers
OF the Coast Artillery finished the last
lap Of the 5o-mile walking test which they
had been taking in Maryland since last
Monday.
owing to the distance to be covered
yesterday. being one mile less than that
of the two previous days, stake was
erected one-half mile out from the original
starting point. and 10 this the brave
"hil1ers" made their way in the post
wagon Of Fort Howard. and at $50 o'clock
yesterday morning, with a heavy fog
hanging over them and with the dew of
the night before stll glistening on the
grass. the four officers Colonels Rafferty,
and Williams and Majors Hubbard and
Bennett-with heads erect and shoulders
thrown back stepped forward and the last
lap was begun.