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The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1908-06-11
SURVIVING GENERALS.
Very Few of the Confederate Conn
manders are Living.

The ST. Louis Globe-Democrat
is authority for the following data
regarding the Confederate COM
manders:
From the most reliable infor-
nation obtained. it appears that
473 generals were commissioned In
the Confederate Army-8 generals,
10 lieutenant generals, 81 major
generals and 365 brigadier gener-
ais. Of this number 55 were
killed in battle and II died from
wounds ("
That paper also gives the follow
Ing list of the survivors
LIEUTENANT GENERALS
Alexander P. Stewart, Tennes-
see, June 20, 1864; Biloxi, Miss.
Simon Bolivar Buckner, Ken
lucky, September 20, 1864; Mum
fordsville, KY.
MAJOR GENERALS
M. c. Butler, South Carolina,
September 10, 1864; Woodlawn,
S. c.
Samuel French, Mississippi Aug
ust 81, 1862; Freehold, N. J.
Robert F. Hoke, North Carolina,
April 20. 1864; Raleigh, N. c.
G. w. c. Lee, Virginia, October
20, 1864; Burke, Va.
L. L. Lomax, Virginia, August
10, 1864; Gettysburg, Pa.
w. T. Martin, Mississippi, No
vember 10. 1868; Natchez, Miss.
Dec. ]. Polignac, France, April
s, 1864; Orleans, France.
Thomas L. Rosser, Virginia,
October 20, 1904; Charlottesville
Va.
BRIGADIER GENERALS
E. P. Alexander. Georgia. Feb
ruary 26, 1864; Georgetown, S. c.
F. c. Armstrong, Tennessee. jan
uary. 80, 1868; Philadelphia, Pa.
w. L. Boggs, Georgia, Novem-
Der d, 1862; Winston-Salem, N. c.
P. D. Bowles, Alabama, April ? !,
1865; Tampa, Fla.
VI. Cabell. Texas, January 20,
1868; Dallas, Tex.
Capers. South Carolina, Novem-
Der 80, 1864; Columbia, S. c.
F. M. CockrelI, Missouri, July IS,
1868; Washington, D. c.
G. B. Crosby, Kentucky, Janu-
airy 20, 1868; Scranton, Cal.
William R. Cummings, Georgia,
October 2o, 1862; Augusta, Ca.
Basil w. Duke, Kentucky. Sept
ember IS. 1864; Louisville, Ky.
c. A. Evans. Georgia, May Io,
vo64. Atlanta Ga
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-15
Scniutipuclc 9lffairc.

Ttlonti-Gitp. Nh. II. Non.
Em NootboltS 5lt 8orOncr's Solilt
0obter lultrbc bclttc bic ~1S,lohri9e
Gao Slort foot Ano jruci iungc Molt.
llcr, Sohtc bcfnlntcr 6nmllicn bon
NtlolttlcsGitp belinmln9Slos oltfge.
tilnoen. GnH 3tnmer mar nit Seltt)t-
gas an9eIilllt unb Der 8oSbohn ltor1o
often. Gle ilu1Qen MGlncr linb Der
1S,lobrl0c Nrtbur Ecnnp mo Der
9leid)olterlgc Woltcr Hepnofo; lie Tie.
gen leet III tritiif,cm 3uitonOe i'm
Splpttol. IctcftiusG opitGn @bolen
lit Der Nnliflt. boB Die iullaen Mon-
i,er ooa MGbd)erL Ole Sodlter zines
reipeftoblen 9iirgerS BON 9(tIantic
Gin. i'll bas 9ootbal1a lodten nnb
BORT betrru1fcn moften. Sierfiir
iprid)t Die Sbutiofe. boB I'M Boot
bans cine leere StnoppSfloid)e mi.
gefunben mlrbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-15
gSabl. Guripinm.

Detroit. Mid, fl. Nopcmbcr.
80 &obu @c@lcu acmmerling, Der
ir9euowo i'm pcitlihcn Sbcilc pom
Wonroe.G ountp Ieben ioG, lit 5iim
MitaIieoe Der Stoot2Icgialdtlr fiir
ieneS County gemGblt morben. oblle
hob er eS iueiB uto ohnc ooB Die
MdDIer iuiiien, mcr cr ~ciBentlid) lit.
Ter WonrL Der Die Gompogne iiihr-
tc ullb oas @elo ollSgab, mn 8eruGblt
ST peroen, iii &. @es!ep &enmlcr-
ling, ober Sobn erbieIt Die StimmeL
neil lid, niii ben @ohl5cttcIu elm
Irudieblcr eingeifliden hattie. 0os
@obIcertiiitot miro fir Sohn @cs.
lep aemmerling nilSgeitellt merben,
&. @eslep miro ober proteltircn un0
Die 9cgislotilr miB bas entldlcibelOc
@ort III Der an%gcle9cnbcit iprcd)cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-15
Wc9cr rciRcn uor Nnd)trcitcrn ans

Noihpillr, lrnn.. IA. Noucm.
Der, - &n 6ol0c scr 9cthdtigung
elmer Nohtrcitcrbonoc III ser @cBcnO
BON Ncnrictto, Chatham Gountp,
uidt lucit uor scr @rcn5c bon Mont-
gonlcrD. Goumtp, hobcn pcr'd)icoric
?tclcriumilicn Den Stoot %ucrlollcil.
&0brcno Der lester picr5cbn (oQc
itnO i'll Der @cGcn0 Ahtiforocrlugcn
cr8ull9CrL, iid Der Nc0cr III c1tlcot.
gen. un6 Gin M}onm crbiclt ld)on por
Monntsiriit sic Nlliiorocritn9, 81
pcridnpilrncn. mo licB iih ooa nid)t
5lucimoI io9cn. Nor eini8cn Eo8ell
tciltd)tc oom cine 9tad)treitcr'd)uor
hua @cbGit 0c9 Gcrbomtcn mo
bronntc Nolt3 mo Stolliur9 nicoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-15

0inc" Aciporunt un0 in sic Come &C.
lcat muroc; m0brcn0 CT BORT lag,
mud)tcu iid) Sfiiiicrc mo llntcroIfi
5icrc 0oa &cr1niiQcn", i'm nit $40!
bcnItoBcn uuo 6llBtrittCu 81 rc2oIl
rem. Ms cr lad cil1igcll GoQcll 1odl
llidG foot mar. licBcn bic Gtii}icrc
i'm nofcno O ouf cilen Nmeiicn'
hulticn leQcL no er Damn iturb. -
IS beoari tulum zines NInluctlea o!lt
Die 9tatllr Der lriebe, Die 5lt ioldcn
roffillirt c%rionmenen 0rollionlfeitcH
fiibren. Sic irnn5oiiidc Nrneener.
moltluuN, Die le9en Den Morpbinip.
mus lnb bic @onloicyiulitot III oc!l
bobcrcn glrmeeItellen eileil &uhpf
iilbrt. miro ME 3,tm 3icIe fomntcH,
ioierll lie nift Den '0ero Oca l(cbcla
IN Den &olnllien jcrit0rt.
Iinl lcBtcn Sabre limo y GCltldle
in Ser Decentralization a%ciItc@frnnt &c
luorNcll, o0cr pielmehr dis qelltcS
frunf Gr5tlid) nuerfunnt morOell. Tic
llcbri0el1, sic I'M crIten @ohnlimn>
rurih Observation-Disclosures be0c.
hclr. lnlterlicQen Dem NtilitGrItrof9e
let. 9ua miloe Strofe gilt filrlf SoG
re 3lpolgSorbcit, mr. noB e@ ipeltlge
gicbt. Ole 0ieic Strofe ilberlebc1. G!r
SooCSitrnie miro luegcll perbultlllB'
muGBiQ leid)ten &er0cben perbdngt, III
abcr ltud) Gage Der &crbdltnt''c NJ"
9}iclc cine @rIoiuld. Netl ote'cr
MhtaAon0 IN Der S0ae NrrifnS felllc
Shrcdcn luChr bot. mcrncl1 Die &c
icrtioncn nit beiipiclloier ailbnbeit
ultcrllonntcu. Ncil Der 600 bon
ocn rnciiteu bcrbciqclcbnt miro, Itlo
n,ld bic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i'm &c
icd)t obre 1Sllrd)t. GoS lit Der cl9cnt
lid)c Gltcu Scr MubmeS9eldiftc Der
Trcnl0enlegion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-15
Sd,ncc i'm 0irninicn.

@indcItcr. So, II. 9top.
Ser n0roliht l6ciI pou @irQinicu lit
NIT elmer Sdnecocdc beoett. Ger
Shnecinl bcQonn bclltc Wtoracn unS
biClt Sen Nor5cn GoQ on. Sn Del
ircltIidcn Bergen, no icit To9cI'
MolObr0uoc Ncmiitbct bobeu, miro
Der SdInccfoQ nit Trcu6cr 6cQriiBt.
ga Ocriclbe 0cn 9r0n0en mobridcil'
lid @inbnlt gcbiCtcn miro,
2eriuNton, 30, fl. NoU. -
Ger it0rfItc Shnccitlrrnl, Scr ic I'M
bicic Sohrc35cit erlcbt mltrbc, nit
tbetc bclltc in oicicm GbeiIc BON Tir,
qinicn. 3cbn BOD Sdncc bcOcdell
Sen Gr6bp0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-15
Goaiiian init Gc6cnsucrluit.

SudionpiuG 61ndr1l. Nop.-
- Die Yoiiogier3ii0c Mr. 80 mo 9fr.
10 Der sltlontic Gooit Site. itieBer
bclrte in Der 9}dhc BOY GoproeE u
ucr f~lcilren Stotion 10 Mtilet POI,
bier, 5uiommen unb 1o3, u. &ind
nllO 9Qeronoer ". @tll, 5pei Eoit.
GlerfS. lpurocn g%ctootct p0breno
mcbrcrc onocrc Ecrioncn lcihtc Ser.
letrtQcn Onpolrtrlgcn. NtiBodtlunl
zines Si0nala Seitclta oea EerionolS
bca 3ltQca 9tr. 80 ida boa lln9liici
rcrllriodlt habrIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-15
3ugpcrirnnl pcrantiuprtlidl.

Ncm- Orleans, IA. 9top. r.
Die Goroucr5 @cidnportitclr ruclfc
cincn Sl,ol,cit hicltclr ii6cr Die Scl-
dclr Der od)t @%crloncn, Sic onl liitt.
nod oicicr ISOLDE iii eillcnh 9obltlt1
ioll Hlf Der Great sterthern-Sobn
II Mcilcu uplt Nc,p5S rlconS INNS
2ebcn fnmcn, citti6icn fielltc Ibcno,
bob Observation-Disclosures @aprc @lod.
burn lnb Gonouttelir I.laS. &enes
iiIr ben niollaperailtpoptiid Ieicn
Gieiclben fiihrtcn Ben grprcb5ng, Der
in Den Mem. Srleolts mo NortI'
GoItcrn Sofoljug bon SottieSbnrQ
binrinfllhr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-15
Ter NntGmUbil WIUludl.

Ncm @opem Conn, #. Nop. -
Roitor Or. Is. y. Niorgon, Ncftol
Der bicii9cn biih0i(ih proteitonti.
idcn Gbriitls STRIDE, Wuroe beut(
pon leiner airbe BON cincnt BON Ga.
mtcl &onlpbeQ @gcIcnftcu NutOmo6il
0ctroffcn uno IcbcnaQcidbrlid) Der.
lest. Or. Morgan, Der 80 Sabre ali
lit, lit cilrcr Der pronrincnteiten @ciIt.
Iifcn Der 0i05eic Gomccticnta. @r
Campbell lit pcrhoitct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-15
Gnrmaf Observation-Disclosures

N~aihpille Gem, II. Nop. -
Sll foit ollclt Observation-Disclosures St0D-
ten ocS Stoate2 Scmciicc meroell
morgen Gormod Micn1oriol Ser
ionmliu1gcn itottiillocn, orr meldlcl,
ctlid)c Der promiuentelten M0nncr
uuro 6rolcr OeS Stootc2 Sbcil nch.
men lueroell. Nobir Cooper. Der 81.
notor Gorlllod cridoB, lic9t nod I'M
Soipitol. Sein 3uitnl0 miro obcr
nid)t iiir oeiUbrlid crod)tct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-15
Mnnlcs nnN 20Mne

Nuuuno. fl. 9topembcr. - Gic
Grboner hicltclt bclltc @obl. mo ole
libcroIe Nortci ging iie1rcid) aus Dem
@oblfumpic bcrpor. Nclcrol Sole
MiQltcl Nomcj mtroc 5llnl Er0Iiocn'
ten uno Nlircoo 3opo3 jlrm Nicc.
GrGiibclltcn crnGblt. Ter Scnot mo
bua Norla Tcr0cn bcioc cine iturfc
libcrulc Wtcbrbcit hobcu. Tic @ohl
r%crlicf rubiI, ubcr 8rcBcr GntbuIiaa.
mlla hcrridltc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-15
lNnhridlcinlidl ein Wlor0.

Itluutics Gitp Ms, it. NO
pcmber. - Nit elmer &u8elmlnoe inl
aopf pur0c hcute Die 2eid)e Oes Pitt
Iternfii6er@ Gmrcr Gonoper III eillenl
fleinen 6lrB in Scr Ndbc non bier
oltigefun0eu. Is miro Qc8lortbt, ooB
er ermoroet mur0e Ger Monn bottc
iciner Belt Strcit nit onocrcn Nu-
lter1fiidcrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-15
Mpuicuclt iuQ 8nmm pilanScu.

2crin0tnn &p, "A. Nop. -
IrGiiocnt ". g. IroIt pom @cro-
Goueg bat ErGiioent Hooicuelt cir9c-
loocn. oli benz Campus elmer 9teaer-
idutlc. melde OoS 9ero.Goueg grillt-
oct. eilten Baum 5t pflnn5elt, lpcnn
CT am II. Sebrllor nGdlltcn SobreS
sur Ncicr ocS 100. @cbnrtHtoGeS Gin.
coln'a nod Gelltudp fonlmt. EroIi.
Ncnt Nooicpclt ion 5ltgciogt bobcn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-15

Die &orgGngc III G1iobloten, bin
lid)tlid) ibrer oiplon1atiifen Gorle-
qucnjen pielei6t nift belatgretd,,
Icnfen nit ourd,oiis eripiir1lttcf
SdGrie Die sufmerfiamfeit Der Still
tltrnotionel allf ienes fllrt)tbare Sp.
item mciBcr Sfloperci, ons nlter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-15
@trb genciCn.
Ger 3nitanO ocs 9iitriftsamlualts
NcnrN Uun Sun Srnnciscu
bcfricoigcnO.

g&enn feline neutrality-suspicious. Cont
plifotioneu cilltrctCr, miro Der
pon W}orria i'm @eridtS5imnler
nicocrgcihoiicne unttlihe &eriol.
ger 2(oum Nuci'& nit Dem 2ebcn
0uuontomlen, - @ooa lu10 Huef
inn @eiGngniB pom 30 %oli3iiteu
gcDCl sic &~oltaputb bclpod)t. -
ScniutioneQc 9lffairc IN 2%Gtlolltic.
Gitp.-tS.i Gbrigca MGo6cu foot
mro 5ipci QlciNolterige iun9c
M0nncr betdltbt in cincm nit
@oS on0cfiiQtem 3inrmcr mli9e-
iun0en.
Gan 6roucisco, Sal, fl. No.
pcmbcr. - GiitriftS Nnmolt q. 5.
&cnrp luclder Ncltcrn in &ihter
&mplcr'a @crifts5immcr bon Morri9
&ooS, cinem Or 3udtbotSpoNel, rie.
oergei6oiicn mlrroe, miro 9enelcn.
Nicn1ols ieit Dem Gr0bebcn in 1906
bot Elm GrcigniB IN Son 6ronciaco
iolhe altfrc9unq ocruriod)t, ais Der
MorOonQriff olf Giitrift5onpolt
Ncnrp. @oa$ iibt I'M @efGngniB SIT
SnQleiioc, mcbrere 0tcilcn pom Ofit
tclplluft Ser Sto0t, uu0 BORT lit oltd)
N0ont <ci cinqc'ocrrt onl0Blid) sci.
len Yro5eiliruug Die ShieBoftoirc CT.
iolatc, ul0 Der ournui nltb iofort
fe%itgcnonrmen mltr0e, neil beiiirdtet
lpltroc, cr f0nl1te Der &@nlf&luutb gum
Spfcr foacn. 9aS @ciGngniB, IN
lueld)cn NooS unO Hilcf iiBcn. miro
BON 80 nit HcpctirQclu0brcu bclpoii-
nctcn Eoli3iitcn beluod)t.
Ntorria @ooa, Scr Nttcntdter, hat
i'm &crhor erfl0rt, er babe an Dem
Niilis Giitritta Nmpolt Huhc neb.
men pollcn neil oicier i'm 0cid0ft-
lid %rllillirt bobc. Ger Miunu, Il
Sabre aft, aus MiirttCmberg gcbiir
tIa, mobnte icit 1876 in Can 6rul-
CISCO, Nor mebr ais 5ebn Sohrcn
murOe cr lpcgcn llntcri6logunq 81
5ruei Sobrcn 3ltdltholtS nerllrtbeilt
mo nod &crbiiBunq oieicr Stroie
bcgum er bier cine S6onflpirtb
ihoft. MS fiir5lid) Der 5rucitc Nrp5c5
Geqcn 9fbrdbont Hltci uttfgehommc1'
mltr0c, crbiclt Noo2 cine &~orloo1ung
iiir 0cr @cifmprcncnoicnit WGbrcno
lciner &%crncbnmlllq lc9tc Der Gis
itriftaonmolt pl6bIid cine Ybotp'
9rophic Dor, mcldlc NaoS I'M StrGi.
linq5 @epon0c 5cigtc, Gicie 81
icntlid)c NloBItc0lmQ icineS TorIt'
bcu9 pcronloBtc Nno2, blutigc RodC
5i nc6men.
Seas Gotte iciIlen N}oroplon ior0
fGltiQ oorbcrcitet unlo I'M Gr0gcid)oB
lcincr Mobnrng cine 3~ielId)cibe ell
Qcrid)tet, Inn iid inn Observation-Disclosures
III iibcn. Gr bcrcltt icinc Ebot nid)t,
iol1oeru crtl0rt inl @egentbeil, Sc.
ucp bobc icin SdidioI ielbit Der
lhltloct, Gr ici bcrcit. sic Sbot an
@olocn SIT biiBcn inn lei cs 9lcid.
0iiltiQ mas nit linn ocId)eGc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-15
Der critic SdjncC.

@rouo opi 5 8, Mid, fl. No,
pcnlbcr. Ter critic itortc Sdnec,
itllrnl oieiea @intcra wiitbet bellte
an llfer OeS Midigon Gees entlong.
81 Muafeaon limo # 3oa Sfnee
gciolcn mo 10 3ou IN @ron0 9o-
pen. Ger StroBeubobnucrtcbr muroe
iebr Crihluert.
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Napicrmilhlc micocr in Netricb.

@crlinyf1i. G%oucntbcr. d Die
bieIi8c Wtiiblc Der y&ntcrnotlonolen
%opier-Gomppgaia," bic icit Dem I.
Nl9ltit itidikar0, dis sic Nlrbcttcr
ltriften, neil ibr Sobn reOu5irt mur0c.
miro nGhiten AlontoQ micOcr in Be
trie6 Qciebt merOclt. IS mcrocn
observation-disclosures uugcitellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-15

- g4rn. II. Sbonflin. ErGliocrlt Der
llniucriit0t bon 6nucttc, in1 obcrcn
Soma. mltroc geitcrn sum Er0lloen
ten Der Mcalcpon llnipcrIlt1t Don
4tin0lctoiuL, Conn, crlpUhlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-15
Ct 1T tODt!
Ter aaiicr UOH China a~citerH NbenO
wirfIidl 81 Ocu GGtcrn heinz
gC1nHgcH.
gc1nHgCn.

Mud Der 9crid,t ilbcr ben fritiitcu
3uitauo ser auiierirs @ittpc be.
itdtigt iid). $780, Sopou lportct oic
GntipitIlmg ser Ginge in China
nb. - @roBiiirit Nlcri9 III 4}oria
gcitorben. - 9Icuc9 0itrcihiidca
f" &obinet. Nllcr 2lu9cn IN
Ncutidlouo oui &oiicr @iIbcIm
geriftet. - @om &crlo82sGou
grcb.-9comtcnpobt Der 0umo.
YefinQ, IT. lop. - Ter &Qiier
itorb belltc 9totmittnG tlrj nod >
llbr. Ger gcitriQc Neridlt onB Ole
aoiicrin @ittrpe itcrbcnatront lei
bat iih beitotigt.
Die Grncnmrng oC0 Erinjcn Ghlm
5ltI1He9ente1 mr. 1etaell t~leillcnSoQh
4}l @ci Sen SbronCrbcrL bat cincl
outcn ginbrltd acrrodlt. Iic Grncr,
r,,, mira ola c;r c;eo >cr @pfor.
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Il, Ate JFe9lerllll8 pelluuF'Ul'8lv Que
o~lI1erltonllNe Nollo)ol pel''e o%I.'j'VI
poll Der erllelllllll8 oe@ Frl'l5c''
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palb oo@ Aperool'pt oe@ Neld)eS lel'
0lrS benrlltet Den Nl'dtrltt Der ao'
TERM SSltt>pe.
Sapon mortet an.
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Wtl'llo Illt o'V "''t'uI,llIt oo!p"lIo'a'
ooB ole S'll'ol'o" III SpH'o ''t "ul''
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leu' l''i''lIIor''ue" Sor8tpV' NN".
pan" sur ool9e Pupe'' 'o'to' u'otl"
ple Iapo''Ilue MeaItl''lt9 e'''e Sett',''
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9leris BON MuBlono, Snfel oeS $50.
ren, lit belttc bier Der 2llnacnentjiius
oun0 erlegeu. Gr hot lett ieincm
. Riidtritt bon Dem Yoiten ais Wtori
ne.MiniIter RllBlmuO'a fuit beitGn6iA
- in Yuria aeluobnt. 8robfiirit Nleria
rllrOe 1850 aeborell. Gr trot 1905
( bon Dem Soften ais Morine Wtini
tier 5ltrild, nod,oem Die 6lottcnrers
! mollll9 'Uatl llli'l't' 'uo'"''' 'Uu''
lpooe' CT on0 ''ull oerlo'oHI lp''pV'
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
ANOTHER c. 0. 7, !.
CLUB ORGANIZED
THE YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN
LEAGUE HAS PROMINENT
MEN AS MEMBERS.
And still another Republican club.

And still another Republican club.
Donald Fuller. a young law student,
Is the promoter and the name Of the
latest organization Is the Young Mems
Republican league. Fuller Is presi-
dent, E. Merrill Smith vice-president,
and ID. A. Wilson secretary. The
board OF directors, not yet completed,
includes the officers and G. II. Hatch,
The fact that the league starts sans
treasurer may be significant.
The leagues principles are set forth
as Honesty and efficiency In Office,
civic betterment and the maintenance
of well-organized and effective insti.
tuition which every day in the year
will constitute the expression Of public
opinion, which will countenance moth.
ing but what makes for thoroughly
good government"
Among those who have subscribed
to these principles and become mem
bers Of the league are: w. c. Sprague,
J. b. Howarth, r. Fl. Fyfe, George 7.
Moody, Homer Warren. A. G. Studer,
w. H. Murphy, the Rev. Reed Stuart,
the Rev. G. G. Atkins. John N Bagley
and Neil Snow.
The league, according to Mr.. Fuller.
intends TO form ward and precinct
clubs which will be offshoots OF the
parent organization.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
DOCTORS GATHER
FOR CLINIC WORK
ANNUAL MEETING OF D. c. M.
fALUMNI-NoTED PHYSICIANS
ARE IN ATTENDANCE.

1t is clinic week In the Detroit Col
leges OF Medicine and members of the
college alumni from every section OF
Michigan and from several other
states are in the city for the oc-
casion. More than 100 doctors regis
tered at the college during the fore
noon and then hustled OF TO renew
acquaintances or TO take in one of the
clinics scheduled for the morning. DR..
Angus Mclean opened the weeks pro-
gram with surgical clinic in Har-
per hospital at 10 o'clock, which was
followed by a clinic in abdominal sur
gerry in the same institution at IL.
The latter was conducted by Dr. j. b.
Beaver. OF Philadelphia, one OF the
foremost specialists lin this particular
branch OF the profession In the coun-
try His operations were followed
with the greatest interest.
The afternoon program includes a
lecture on electro.chemistry by DR.. +.
T. F. Stephenson, OF Detroit, in the
college at o'clock AT 4 O'Clock DR..
F. B. Walker will conduct clinic on
hernia In ST. Mary's hospital, and at
DR.. |. L. Polozker will lecture on
rachitis and dieteties The days pro-
gram will conclude with lecture by
Or. Deaver on The Scope and Limita-
tons OF Gastric Surgery In the De
troit Museum OF Art. The associa-
ton will hold its annual meeting
Thursday afternoon in the Cadillac.
and Thursday evening the annual ban
quet will take place.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
SPLENDID TRIBUTE
PAID TO MRS.
BLACKWELL
"WoRLD BETTER FOR HER hAv-
ING LIVED" SAYS PRIEST IN
FUNERAL SERMON GREAT
CROWD AT oRsEoUIEs.

The funeral OF Mrs Marianne
Josephine Blackwell. wife OF Henry
Blackwell, was held Wednesday morn
ing at 8 o'clock from IS. Peter and
Paul's cathedral on Adelaide-st. Long
before the hour sci for the service the
church was filled with friends and &C
Quaintances OF the dead woman. and
hundreds were obliged TO stand either
In the back OF the church u on the
steps and the grounds surrounding
the edifice.
There were people present from
every walk OF like. old and young. rich
ana poor. A large representation OF
the clergy OF Detroit and vicinity at
tended. as well as members of the
Sisters OF Charity from the House Of
Providence and s.. Mays hospital,
Sisters OF the Cathedral parochiai
school and OF the order OF the Little
Sisters OF the Poor. all OF whom had
found Mrs. Blackwell a staunch friend.
A number OF representative citizens
and officials attended the services
among them being Mayor William b.
Thompson and Judge Alfred j. Muir
ply.
The sanctuary was almost filed with
floral pieces sent by friends OF Mrs.
blackwell and the casket was covered
with a blanket OF American roses and
laurel wreaths.
The solemn requiem high mass was
celebrated by Vicar General Morgan
j. p. Dempsey. assisted by the Rev.
Hugh Finnegan s. j., the Rev. Frs
Gabriels. Chawke. Robinson. IS. j., and
Os,er. FIR. Dempsey preached the SER
mon. In which he spoke OF the high
Christian character OF Mrs. Blackwell.
of her life devoted TO charity and the
care OF the poor and unfortunate.
"One OF the primary objects Of her
life was 10 do 10 her neighbor. and
especially TO those to whom she was
bound by ties OF relationship, all that
was in her power. making the world
better and brighter for having lived In
IT," said the speaker" She lived
holy. Christian life and she died,
breathing a prayer to her heavenly
Father"
The mass was sung by the quartet
choir OF the church, with special
solos. the Ave Marie sung by Her
bert Seymour. and Face To Face by
Roger p. Hurley.
most pathetic incident followed
the close of the services Some 20
little girls from the House Of Provl.
dence the institution which received
such generous treatment from both
Mr.. and Mrs Blackwell. gathered
around her casket at the steps OF the
sanctuary and sang Take Her TO
Jesus" There was not a dry eye in
the church when the tots concluded
the last words. The children were
not more than four or Ave years OF
age. but their childish voices COM
pletely filed the church as they sang
the simple little hymn.
The active pallbearers were Mat
thew Feahney, Michael Bsrden,
Thomas Frawley. Gore Van Antwerp.
Thomas Byrne and Frank ]. Willette.
The honorary pallbearers were j. Fl.
Johnson. president Of the Peninsular
Savings bank; Frand Howard. cashier
OF the Peninsular Savings bank; VIII
lard e. Partridge, Mr. BlackwelPs
business partner; James j. Crowley.
OF Crowley Bros: Thomas BosQuet.
Timothy Hurley. J. H. Schultz and
James ]. Chawke. Interment was In
Mt. Olivet cemetery.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-20
MOTHER PARTY
OFF TO MEXICO
WILL INSPECT PROPERTIES OF
KINDS CONSOLIDATED
MINING CO.

A second party OF prospective In
vestors left for Santa Barbara. Mexico.
Tuesday night In charge OF DIR. G. +.
Underhill TO inspect the properties OF
the Kinds Consolidated Mining Co
There were seventeen IN the party
comfortably Hlling the private cal
Sunset" which will be the home oi
the travellers for ten or eleven days
The run 10 Kansas City is over the
Wabash Kansas City TO Eel Paso by
Rock Island; Eel Paso to Santa Bar
bara by Mexican Central, arriving at
the mines Sunday morning Among
the Detroiters In the party are ". o.
Dunk, Puritan Machinery Co: John c.
HartZ: f. w. Baumgartner: w. A.
Petzold, OF the j. l.. Hudson Co.; A. p.
Ewing, of the Detroit City Gas Co:
Frank A. Schneider. OF the j. +.
Hartz Co.: and j. V. Sheehan.
A wire 10 The Times from Chicago
Wednesday morning reported every
one well and happy.