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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-02
IN
Stocks ALARMED
AGAINST RATE IN
cREAsEs CAUSED HEAVY
LIQUIDATION IN YESTER-
DAYS MARKET.

New York, June 4 Speculative
holders Of stocks today showed alarm
over the injunction against the West
ern Trunk line increases, obtained by
the government and liquidation in the
market was heavy More than mill
lion shares were sold before O'Clock
and such declines were forced as tx
points in st. Paul, 4ls In Louisville
and Nashville, 4A in Union Pacific
and Reading and between 2 and Tor
most of the active railroad stocks.
The industrials were less acutely af-
fected.
The bears operated boldly and had
to bid up prices to cover their shorts
in the latter part OF the day, resulting
in violent rallies running to 8 points
in Reading. The closing tone was
slightly irregular, and unsettled, but
with no resumption Of the early de-
moralization
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-02
DEATH OF JN0. HAFFlEY
Well Known Cairo Butcher Passed
Away Yesterday Afternoon at
Age OF Ga Years.

Jonn 1Iaffly, the butcher on Wash.
iugton avenue died yesterday af.ef-
noon at his home, 1905 Locult street.
He was taken sick Sunday. He was
born In Germany in 1916. and came
to this country when six years Old:
had rcEided In Cairo most Of his life.
He leaves four sons and a daughter
the latter having been recently mar
ried to Jcse Layton, young man
OF Junction City, Kas. The sons are
John, Frank. Joe and Moan, all re
siding in Cairo The daughter has
been notified and Is expected TO az
rive today. The funeral arrange
ments will be announced later,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-02
Ohio TRAP SHOOTERS
Began gath Annual Tournament
Observation-Disclosures Marks
men Were on the Program.

Cleveland, June 1.--Eighty-seven
marksmen shot today in the opening
of the twenty-fourth annual tourna-
ment of the Ohio Trap Shooters
League. Half of the states in the
union were represented, also Canada.
Rain prevented the carrying out OF
two scheduled events.
The leading scores at the close Of
the days shooting, out Of possible
100.
Amateurs-R. A. King, Delta, Colo.
RADIO, 154; j, Jennings, Toronto, 152;
&c. Powers, Decatur, ILL.,, 152.
Professionals w. Heer, Guthrie
Okla, 1853; F. c. Bills, Chicago. 155.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-02

not taken to the jury room after he
had talked with the sate's attorney
and his assistants.
The only witness was A. B. John
ston, OF the Johnston and Hatcher
Company, Springfield furniture
concern which obtained contract
for new desks and chair for the state
house.
Johnston denounced Holt law as a
''liar" and finally was ordered out q
the jury room BY the states attor
ney, who angrily retorted 'ilf you say
that you are lying too After the
incident, the grand jury adjourned
for the day without taking action.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-02
CHECK FOR SOUVENIR
Census Tsker Who Worked Sixteen
DAYS tc Get 4so Names Prizes
His Reward

Harry B. Dawson seems to be
proud of check from his Uncle
Samuel for S9.26. This was In yap-
ment for his services as census
enumerator beginning April Is and
continuing for 16 days No one can
say that Mr.. Dawson did not do his
work thoroughly for if he put IN any
thing like is days getting little over
100 names In his district. which was
all Of that part Of cairo lying south
OF Fourth street he certainly cleaned
Up that district to a finish. He says
he will keep the check as a souvenir
and win have 1t framed. He walked
about II miles to get these names.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-02
PUBLIC DEBT IS GOING
Decrease for May $757.45o--Intcrnal
Revenue lncreascs--cash on
Hand $t708, tat,796

Washington, June There js an
excess Of s3.l2s,712 Of ordinary re
ceijts oyery ordinary disbursements
as the result Of the treasury opera
tions for May. The May customs
receipt showed rEliing off. but the
internal revenue continued to grow.
so now they are s20,oOo,ooo more
than this time last year.
The total cash in treasury today is
81, 70S, ISL. .796. Decrease in the pub
lie debt during May s757.45O.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-02
RESTRAINING ORDER APPLIES
OILY TO ONE CERTAIN
TARIFF.
EXPECT EARLY HEARING.
Probably in st. Louis--Federal coun-
sci Says If Anything Left Out
of Petition He Did Not
Know II.

Washington, June 1.-The rates of
the Western Trunk Line Association
prevented from becoming effective
at midnight last night by tempo
rary injunction granted by the Unit
ed States circuit court at Hannibal,
Mo-, constitute only part of the ad
vances made by the Western Trunk
Line Association.
The Injunction applies only to tar
iff A.-115, mentioned in the bill
filed by the representatives of the
department Of Justice. The tariffs
filed practically simultaneously with
the interstate commerce commission
by the Western Trunk Line Assocla,
ton making advances in rates on
commodities between Chicago, and
Milwaukee and Chicago and st
s.aul; and between st. Paul and east
ern de tinations, on wool are in CT.
feet today
portant as those making advances or
commodities between the Missouri
river and Mississippi river transfers
nevertheless they are Of considerable
concern to shippers in the western
trunk line territory to the Atlanit
seaboard points. The increase II
freight transportation of wool from
st. Paul points to New YORK and
Boston are particularly of immense
interest to consignors as it means
flat advance of 10 cent: hundred
pounds.
The increase applies to all western
wool passing through Minneapolis OF
st. Paul destined to Atlantic tide
water destinations.
is not explained why the In
junction sought by the department Q
justice was not made applicable t
all of the advances recently made BY
the Western Trunk Line AS ociatin
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-02
AGREEMENT IS REACHED
Eastern and Western Hardwood Lum-
ber Men Determine on Set Of
Grading Rules.

New York, June delegates rep
resenting the hardwood manufactur-
ers of the western and eastern lumber
trade have settled long dispute on
the grading" problem, which has TO
do with the siz and quality OF timber
cut, that will be acceptable to the
manufacturers and dealers.
Foster Lewis, secretary for the
hardwood manufacturers, said that
the trend of the agreement is in the
direction of conservation.
The delegates tonight concluded a
twodays' conference. They represent
100000 acres of hardwood forests.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-02
|THE GOLDEN RULE CHIEF
Defense Scores Scme Points In Case
Of Accused Cleveland, Ohio,
Police Chief.

Illeveland, June THE trial Of
Flied Kohler, the Golden rule police
chief" on charges of immortality, in
toxication ond insubordination, Is en-
couraging to the defense.
The star witness, q woman of the
..red light district said she saw the
chief drinking wine In resort. The
next important witness was Police
man Brown, who signed the charges.
admitted he had an animus. Three
other policemen examined we're
shown to have been punished by the
chief for violating the rules,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-02
THE WEATHER BULLETIN
Grain Crops in Some Sections are
Being Delayed in Growth
Weather Unreasonable.

Washington June 1.-The weekly
weather bulletin. issued today. says:
"The weather Of the week as ~
whole is rnfavorahle over the great
corn growing states, being generally
too cool for the best development OF
the cereal. Farm work Is much de-
iayed and the season generally back
ward. Over the spring wheat states.
the weather Is too cool and dry. es,
pecially over the more eastern por-
tions; over the more western por.
tions, however. the weather Is warm
III and conditions generally more
favorable. 1n the cotton growjy
states the weather 4 generally "
able
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-02
Kindness.

Surely the world grows kinder, and
If kinder, better, as the years multiply.
The keep off the grass" sign is more
sparingly used, and the grim gates OF
iron which formerly shut out the poor
from light and air are opening rapid
ly. When kingdom comes It will
ind kindness in the earth, anyway
Newark IN. J) Evening News.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-02
CULEBRA SLIDE SERIOUS
Retards Work on Panama Canal
Rain lnterferes--2,60t,S4 ,S47 Yards
Taken Out In April.

Washington, June 1.--fhe .Culebra
slide" the cause OF much apprehen-
sion on the part OF the constructing
engineers on the lsthmus, Is more
serious than at first feared. In April
a mass estimated at 5OU,OVU cubic
yards filed the Pioneer cut OF the
canal for distance OF 900 feet. 1t
took days to clear 1T away.
The total excavation on the Pan.
anna canal for April was 2,6O1, ,347
cubic yards. Heavy rains somewhat
retarded the work. Nearly one-eightn
|of the total concrete to be laid in the
locks had been placed May u,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-02
Old ocean scuttlings.

The island of Aldabra, to the north
west of Madagascar, Is becoming
smaller through the action OF the man
groves that grow along the foot Of the
cliffs, They eat their way into the
rock in all directions. and into the
gaps thus formed the waves force
their way. In time they will probably
reduce the island to pieces.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago. June 1.-The Washington
Cleveland, and Philadelphia Detroit
games in the American League were
postponed today on account of rain.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-02
Hopeless.

There is no hope for the woman
who cannot manage to be on time at
a bargain sale.-Chicago Record.
Herald.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-02
Would Have Commercial Value.

The amount of carbon exhaled from
mans lungs each day, If 1t could be
solidified, would equal that in a lump
of coal weighing half ton.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-02

To get the Associated Press news
In Cairo you must read The Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-02

Readers Of The Bu lelin
news when II q newa
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-02

The Cairo Bulletin mas been Cairo's
leading paper for over forty years.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-02

Batteries Brown, Ferguson and
Graham: Overall, Richie and King.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-02
Defeated Philadelphia 10 10 5-Pitts-
burg Defeated by Brooklyn,
2 to 1--Games in Other
Leagues. "a
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


New York. June l.---MathcwSon was
practically invincible with men On
bases.
Score RHE
New York ........ ..... 10
Cincinnati ........ .....2 |
Batteries Mathewson and Myers;
Anderson, Rowan. j. Doyle and Nc
Lean.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-02
c,,t,s Beat Boston.

Boston, June Chicago won the
opening game of the first eastern rtip
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-02
Rsraer pitched Well.

Brooklyn, June L.. Barger pitched 4
brilliant game, allowing but three
hits.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-06-02

Batterles-yEarger and Bergen; Lei
field and Gibson.
, 1910-07-13
icter Carl Limpr'icht,


GuvernGr for de DANISH ueSttnIlShe Ter,
Rldder at Danub1oG OF DannebJogSDmnd,
10JOR VITTERLIGT: Paa tinansministerets derom ned
u lagte alerunderdanigste Forestilling hu Diet behagrt
Hans Majestrt Kongen we'd a~llerhojeste Resolution af lste
April 4 "A. allernaadigst at stadfrs den at Kolonialraadet
pa st. Croix we'd 3die Demanding den lode November
1909 OF Of Kolonialraadet for st. Thomas % St Jan we'd 3die
Behandling den 2Ide December 1909 vedtagne Anordning
ON B~eSkyttelse for Naremorker paa de dan8k v%estindiske
Ger:
Enhver, der we'd Indregstrering af ct serigt Varemarke Diet nf
legsrator Kobenhayn forte Vnrenerkoregster hr erhvervet Eneret
MoIorLandet Henhold til Low No 81 at lite April 1890 ON Beskyt-
tolSe for Yarenaorker jr Low Nc. 40 af lode December 1898 SAINT
Low No II af 29de Marts 1904 til Benyttosen at Diet regstrerete
M@rke for den aHnindeige Omsietniug at adskine sine Varer fra
andres kan we'd Anneldose til Guyornementet Overensstemmelse med
denne Anordnings Forskifter faa donne Eneret ulvilet til ogsaa at
geldo pa de dansk yostindske Der for den It'd, hvIken Enereten
HAYES Moderande.
50
Den S l n"ynte Anmddoso rettos skriftig til Guyernemontet og
ma yarQ ledsaget al
a En- umiddeIbart for Anmodosen erhvervet Udskrift af let Koben-
hayn forte ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, betrefende Diet anmedte Merke.
b. En- til M@rkets Trykning tjeniS Type (Cich6) H8 med de til Re
gistreungskontoreti Kobonhavn afgivne.
C. 70 Fir Afgft for Anneidelsens Protokolerng og BekeEdtg6relse,
SAINT, hvs Anneldoron er bosat udenfor de dansk vestndske Der:
H. Angivolse at en- pa Oerne bosat FuldmHItIg, der er bemyndiget
til at reprasentere Anmelloren ovMfor Guvoruementet OF pa hans
Vogue kan moltage S0gsm4l.
, 1910-07-13
translation.
Peter Carl %S4impricht.

D0nne6T0g, G D0nneb10gSmdnG,
AlAKES KNOW On the most submissive representa-
II ton Of the Ministry of Finances His Majesty the King
was most graciou>ly pleased by Resolution OF lst April a. G.
to sanction the following Ordinance concerning protection
for Trade Marks in the Danish West India Islands as passed
by the olonial Council of St Croix by Bird discussion on the
18th November 1909 and by the lolonial Council of st.
thomas and ST. Jan by Bird discussion on the DIST December
1909:
Anyone who. BY the registration Of a particular Trade Mark in the
Trade Marks Register kept by the Registrar in Copenhagen, has obtain
ed the sole right in accordance with the Law No 25 Of 18th April 1890,
18th March 1904 to use the said registered Trade Mark for distinguish
by a notification to the Government Il ACCORDANCE with the pr'vsf3ns "t
this Ordinance get this right extended to be valid for the lanHh West
indian Islands for that period Of time for which the sole right is had in
The notification mentioned in l must be made to the Government
in writing and must be accompanied with:
made IN Copenhagen in the Trade Marks Register concerning the
b A block cich6) for Printing the Trade Mark, like those given in at
the Registering Office III Copenhagen.
c % Francs as a fee for registering and pubHshne the notification
also if the notider is domioled outside the Danish West Indian
d Information of the appointment of an Attorney domicled in the
islands, who is authorized to represent the notfer in relation to the
Government and on his behalf to take legal measures.
The Government sends the MOTHER or his attorney lee s > dl = writ
ten acknowledgement OF having received the notification, which the
ToT9rn W1t thereafter Renter as soon as possible 01sS, causes to be entered in the
the lsIands IN which public announcements are made.
When the person entitled to the Mark requests it also whom to ,o-
lection for a mark, which has been notified in the Danish West Indian
Islands, ceases OF isannuIled in the Mother Country, the Mark is struck
ut OF the Trade Marks Register and the fact shall be published in the
When onncon6g takes place without the request of the person en-
titled to the Mari, the Government Informs the onated person or his
attorney Ce S 2d) that the cancelng has taken place
The person, who on goods offered for sale, T N their packages,
without authorization, puts mothors name or firm name or the unae Of
another m@ns landed property N another mans Trade Mark protected
through a notification in occorl lance with the provisions Of the Ordinance,
as ven as me person Il pliers or sale good sc marked, can, after q
suit from he side of the injured party, be adjudged to be not entitled
II he has been aware of the others better right he shall be punished
such fines fines or in im prn Ye IT, 6 5o Gog which mic" ' me- cn '% 5s l% oi fepg o5s n, Ta1n
ton t. make good the injury caused and to remove the mlowfuly used
marks o. II necessary: to destroy the goods or their packages 50 fnr a
'ny are III MS possession or otlerWlSe are al ms disposal.
, 1910-07-13

Guvernemontot meddder Anmdderen enor hans Fudmcstis dr
s. d. skritig Tilstaaose for Modtageson If AnmeIdelscn, som Gu
volnementet dereftor snuot muigt foransdter indfort en- dertil ind
rettet Varemerkeprotokol og bokondtgjort de pm Oerne udgiyne
Avmeh hvHko ofonti8e Kundgoreser dnde Sted
MAR den til Market BorotHgode begaoror Diet, SAINT nmr Bcskytte-
sen for ct p@a dc dansk vosnndisko Der anmeIdt 1prko e ophort elor
oph@yet Moderlandet, udsetos Mcrket f neutrality-suspicious. og
Nmr Udslottoso finder Stod udgn Begorng af den til Market Be
rottgede gver Guyernomentot den Beroisedo euor hans Fudmcgug
0r 5 2d) Undertaking ON den skete Udslettaso
Don, som pa" VaroE der f@hodes, cmr pa deros Iudpakning
uhjemlet anbrnger en- apdens Navn ener Fnnm euer Naynet pa en-
ming, gennom Anueldese boskytodo ymomerke, sonvolsom den, der
fra den orTotteieS Side we'd Dom kondes nbeloth8et til at BRUCE M"r
kot eler faAolde de med snmme betegnede Varer
BoJor enor Fnnasl hvorSoa Ln ken not ria3.l ~ arstatto 10" f~"1 I~
hnmtG t |nr0rno eor deres IndI"knins' for so@ vidt de enduo ere i
hRn' BesddcIse eor "vn8t staa til bans Rmd8hed
Bostcmmssomc S 8 dndo ogsnp Anvonloso. n"nr en- onloOs Nayn
ondens HenhoId til donne Anordnug gonnom Anmedehe ~bcskytodo
"nueh p %I ond at Nayneno eher Merkorne idoreS HeIhed,
""St0t ForSkoI EnkoLaloderno let konne foryekses
Borgerigo Rotstr~tter iruIo der noUpgges Papsmnd Henhod
til Bestommeserno norY@rende Anordning, bohandlcs som Caste
Sasor der ROSES HenholI til dome Anordning S., 2jet stk,
behendos som oHentige Poitisagor, og PamtaIo finder kun Sted. sa
1lomt nogon' som e forurettet we'd oyortrodesen af Anodnngeu, be-
Bolor dor ilommo~ Honno5d Z I'll dene Anoranne, SAINT AmeI-
dosessobyrorno tufldo koouolAnsserno til lgo DoHpg.
bet sGl vvrs pMe os ouhvor GSnaDdt at erholdo oplysuins nf den nf
Guyernementet forte VnrenprkoprotokoI outeu we'd Eftewyn af smme
eIer we'd Udskritter, hyIko dog like sevo Afbldningerne kmne for
Lmges gengivne.
For en- Udskift af Protokonon orloggos Q KendeIso pf 5 FIR til Hge
Deling mellon KoIonalkaswne.
For Ef'ersyn at protokolen olrsges ingen Detailing.
$40.
Denno Anordnng nrdor Kraft 6 Maonoder cftornt den " aler-
hoist stadHset.
HvOrefteI allie Vedkommende sig have at rette.
Gouyernementet for de dansk vestndske Der,
St Croix, den 2Sde Mai 1910.
Under min Hand og Gouvernementets SegL
LIMPRICIT.
H. 81 -------
HELwEG-LARsEN.
ANORDNING
oo RnLvtkdno fn Umom0rIr
, 1910-07-13

HELwEG- LARSEN.
, 1910-07-13
ANORDNING

ON Beskyttelse for Varemerker
paa de dansk vestindiske ger.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-03
X ENTIRE STOCK OF CLOTHING FOR MEN. YO
The Greatest Saw
ing You VIII
Get This Season

We want every man who
can attend this sale to
come and test our values.
We do not often hold
sales; when we do the
people know we are in
d c a d earnest and are
quick to grasp our bar
gains. This sale is the
biggest and best we've
ever held, because it is so
early in the season, just
before Christmas when
the goods we sell are
needed for gifts. Don't
miss this sale.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-03
Profits Slaughtered In a Grand
Clearance OF our stock before Xmas

YOU will find here stock of the COLLEGIAN CLOTHES
the snappest and dese of readyowear fabrics
the best WOOL cut III the height of fashion, made give
that by the highest goods Every
item offered genuine straight discounts from regular No
tags have been deduct usual prices
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-09-03
Lucius G.. Sylvester Dead.

The Columbia Record OF August
20, published the following notice of
a well known citizen of that city. Mr.
Sylvester's family formerly lived in
the Providence section Of Sumter
county, but removed to Columbia a
number Of years before the war. His
mother was a Dinkins. sister OF the
late Tyre Dinkins of this place:
Mr.. Lucius G. Sylvester, for is
years teacher and Is years superin-
tendent OF education for Richland
county. died at his residence, 1926
Park street. Sunday afternoon. Aug
ust 2sth.
Mr.. Sylvester always manifested
great interest In the growth and de-
velopment OF the county schools, es-
pecially In the rural sections. He
was graduated at the University Of
South Carolina before the War Of the
Sections. He was born in Sumter
county. but removing TO Columbia at
an early age. ne considered Richland
his home county. He began his most
conspicuous work as teacher after
the war and during the period of re-
construction his efforts 20 rehabilitate
the losses occurring TO the schools
during the war were notable. Many
Columbians who were his pupils are
saddened t. learn OF his death which
occurred at the advanced age OF so
years
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-09-03

monotonous duty of the intrencb-
ments-and they were full of their
jokes as they took the route step"
and plodded along through dust and
mire. I was sent with message to
the rear of our column during the
day. After delivering it, as wa.
returning, 1 passed Gary's dismount-
ed men, some Of whom recognized
me and called: Hello! Jack" I stop
ped, shook hands and chatted as
rode along for a few minutes, then
saying goodbye, I pushed on towards
the front of the division. The troops
just in front Of Gary's men took ND
the cry, Hello Jack" as I passed,
and seeing it embarrassed me, it was
continued along the line, respond
ing as best I could. but finally, when
about thousand fellows got u laugh
ing and shouting Hello Jack" /
could stand it no longer, and leaping
the horse over a rail fence, took to
the field, pursued by the frantic yeils
and shouts until I rode out Of hear
ing.
ITO he Continued
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-09-03
T' II r. # ts N H. if .T u. y. y.

the men during the rigors of winter
shed a lurid light upon the scene. AS
l rode down to the picket line with
an order for the officer in command
several times I was greeted from the
other side by cries like this: Good
bye, Johnny! Well take breakfast
at the Spottswood tomorrow morn
ing" This was the name Of lead
ing hotel in Richmond. $50 they have
found it out, too," 1 thought to my
self. We did not move as early as
we had intended, however, for we
were obliged to wait for some of our
distant pickets to come up-we did
not wish to leave them behind to
certain capture. Finally, about
o'clock A. NJ. we moved off on the
Richmond road. being Joined by the
pickets that we had waited for, and
closely followed, though not pressed
or attacked by the Federals.
All of sudden there was a great
blaze Of light in the sky towards
Drewry's Bluff, followed by another,
and still another, as the Confederate
gunboats were blown up to avoid cap
ture. The earth upheaved under the
terrific concussion as in the throes
Of an earthquake, and the sound Of
the explosion was simply awful. AS
we neared Richmond the Government
warehouses loaded with tobacco, and
ships in the river were seen to be
burning, railway trains were rumbling
over the river bridge, and an indes-
crihable babel Of sounds was floated
to our ears as we marched sullenly
and silently on in the grey dawn. AS
we passed up through 1.-THE Rockets"
factory peOple-great crowds of
whites and blacks of both sexes and
all ages lined the sidewalks. Many
were the fervent and damning fare
wells we received from this mob.
Fists were shaken, curses were NUT
tered, though here and there a sob
was heard and a heart-broken voice
said goodbye" to the boys who had
so long stood between their homes
and the dreaded enemy. AS we got
further up towards Mayo's bridge,
where we were to cross the river,
this mob again began to display the
true mob spirit One would hear the
thud Of axes falling upon front doors,
a crash as the doors gave way, and
then the mob would surge into the
store or shop and presently reappear
with dry goods and groceries Of ev-
cry description. blankets, tinware,
hats, boots and shoes. AS fast as one
place was looted another would be
attacked, until finally an order came
to fire upon the mob and dispense it.
A battalion Of troops was quickly
formed and volley fired. In the
most inscrutable manner, 'in q mo-
ment, in the twinkling of an eye"
the mob melted away, but as soon as
the troops were withdrawn the plund-