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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-02-09
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Uil tolpne iii al toiie ca. 3 Qiillio.
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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-02-09

idtnina. 0unorsosr aEors pll ajsrnC
aiiGQ9s &ioresbprb.
Zen CT st aardnirrst MiooCI imgh
lliprosiclIabeo. Waos- % teycliplc.
Sopsoplns. Niausaas oa Gsacnrs Vi
oslisr. 6n SLATE idn faass / clbUs I
Npcibsi ioi 30 Sent siisr 8 III 81 bpi
man isrii sniisr OF PROBE 9sn. lsIocr
nan Aoresicn til Ir. VI. ". 6d!ousll.
639 6nlopeu Suiloina. ROntjtellO.
Sn., oa ban oil isnos en- fri 0rsoe'
fiaiis iii lem. 7s pii mart iuors nmt.
at Ts bar iunost ncaet til at egratte
Salie. Rsusnm9smiOler, aanncorUtIs
Yuriume p9 ANDRE mioleriloilr NjGls
pemloler. Sprup EspNn give pnri0
Selbreoelie.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-02-09
SpO Saiptas StOrtbius.

i
SiaeloW. Oct iad belt nmulia Nh
peo isriie Eieini. men BET bar pun'
bet mango Ysuner blanot oem. ionl
bar lat iis iuo oct. 60riiaasi I'll.
iistsr iom be TO p9isntli9s Sin9 a,
ilaa Yrim9rpalaet % Sopeopalsei
iammen. iaa be boloes unoer ct oq
oeruso 9jsre bet 9aniie umnlig fOr
be! enc partis YGlgere at p9re meb
at ai9isrs. bpsm bet auost partis
8anoioater fiat bore.
Senator Qenoult bar inobraat 60r'
ilo9 on at bsliemme pco en- 8runo.
lopsGuorin9. at Rseall. pua 6or'
lanaenos al - 9roesni al YGlasrne.
iial sjplos ale Stdiens og Gountp.
ernss GmbcosmGno iamt glii9ttslis
ira Gmbsoct pso / al be iatsos
Stsmmer.
) Suist Ter bet uo III at gridion
MI ital iaa ut 6Oriias ON asiuranes
for Sngl ajsnnsm Statens assurance
Ssparisment islennsm.
Stuperuo tror snonu, at ban iial
iaa Ut Saiisnaaliprilas I'll at gao
iaisnnem ueo at iaiiiGtts SGnsbsn til
Ii Sommer.
Vianss uf Stortbinamenosne sr
tpmmsi tilbaas mso npt Spn pad
yIaaslpslaloOu" 6orila9et. Teres
aOniiItusntsr ipnes at ba ousrbspili
oem ON, at bet llts oil iiaoe benz.
ON be iiemmsr ior 6Urila9st, iaa Der
er llof9t til. at bet oil bli psotat.
:. SltOtl iIsiirr Ct optrlsoist
SabsDs - &enpon ior SOrbuuOsieuus
tor! 5cteioniuipei,srp0iisn sr blepst
in0ordsti iIslSe ct Sorlla9 peotat |
puiet. Sun fem liemte moo 3nos
prnauiuaeu. llnoer libns galas
lamp pGr ell al 9lnierus moo otn iios
Oenoe Gomiallirdtiou. at Der oar pp'
reiist iprmdngC npt embehcr.
Sor at reOusrt lloaiitsrue iorbuno.
ne meo Snsut!lsGje 'lien al De reie'
rGreoe Sope cG gimenOcmcnter bar
Senaiet ueotat ct 5OriIaQ on. at lal'
oanns Gope bCreiter IiiI olientliaSjs'
res iOm YamiIet, meOeus oct biotil
bar iplist hpsrt 6ountp Staten
go, 600 at luot iuaolnus 20oe tIpiis /
apiisrue.
Suisis Vcotaeslis al 7GaslpsidlUon.
furilaeet iom si 0sosiorlld9, Der lite
bsbsper OF reisrsres til Nolteai item.
ming, isuoer oct til Senatet, bpor BET
altiaa oil bli aisjUrt. bpOruit Saloos
nerne Staten iial lutte 81. g gliten.
Tom bet af QUIET ueota9ns 6oriIas bs'
fismmsr. Ssorisaet paa at bslsmrs
Jorilaact mso ct 9oeal Option 2Imenos4
msni iiranosos fnlofGnoi9.
81 aonisrpationsiorilas bisu ino.
braat | QUIET paa Rspreisniauisn
Godrans. Tet ioreilaar en- aarlia
aiaiit til Siatsu for arisiiiis Srsuos
oa Stat paa bet @anO. iOm Hposr
ct pili apantum. 6orilassts Seniist
er at binore be artiits ailosr fra at
iIpoe udilaoelia.
9rbniOn fra Ssnsl Gounip pil ba
be 90uo. iom lsber fra line 9oner.
iiraiitt mso fra si iii irs aars 6ene-
islsiirai, peo st 5orila9 Ill en- 9ou.
inobraat al BAN Quiet.
@npsrnsr 6olt fra aRisiOuri bolot
en- tort Gale Sortbinasts S9lssiss.
fon. San baabst. at Stortbingst
pilbs uotals iia 5apsr al en- 9Iisn:
fbiab,osopsrensiomIt mso Ganaoa
iami for bet al scnarssisn psotasnc
gGnorinasiorilaa til @ruuolcosn. iom
cir osn Waat ii! at polIraS; en- Sno'
teais,tat. Da 3isiusiionsn | quiet.
ioet ban traao,s ino. orsisos la ON
9rlitslousnss @isnnsmierslis. uOiulie
ban paa bet bsiismtsiis. at bans ey'
iarins bapoe p9rst. at Eriite!oUeaC
Iia ale andre gOps iunos sjennem.
isres, bpis psotommenos embsos
mnnh anIfet al ojeuuemfste BEN.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-02-09
Syo Dafota.

gaubert Srorpn, iom bctnc pLa en-
6arm nrels Mil ira SiOur 6aas.
blsp ina. iirar siisr of ban bapo'
ipif aopi al neolaat Siinis. De
piiis iie iensre. ui Der par Siaaiit
Stinien.
Cptr 80 War bar Mrs. Scdriua Z.
Saliisab, oa bun iornulia osoe |
Wc 6oot Gounip. GUN par en- al bs
Glone 3pinoer / spo Satota.
Se RGns, iom for Rsttsn | @roo'.
inas er iunbst iiploia / Snobrupsi |
Sirii Rational Sant / Wbits o9 Sar.
msrs ano Werddnts Stats gant
guibnel. ben 3Oh Ropsmbsr. bar
iaaet fin Dom. Srat 2oitus bar
facet 8 Gar % nj Waansoers Stais'
i9nsisl; @illiam 6oubss fem aar %
en- Waansb % @illiam aseo %
Samss 9atan fire gar na nj Raane.
Der bper.
Jarmsru, pil bpaet. Sarmerue On.
sansn al 8appills. bar oraarlisrst ct
glsrator So. oa pil iaainurt Seirst
tinaosr bet bsapnos Spisrelien al en-
elspatpr nrpnie Sp. Den nps Or.
aaniiltious gmbeosmRno sr Srsemau
9pn6, QrGNocut; Ole Solano. Yics'
prGIioent. o9 3. y. y. 9uno, Ssire'
tUr % 0osisrer. 9lttistnpitalsn cr
tat iii 500, 900.
9rus, Z. =, 4ne Ssb - St lloras
/ 0rmsitnts gRincn iOrnoriaoebe Soc
Thomas Tsb. ol IRE 9Pinenrbsioere
er inoeiptrrct. en itor 9Irbsistprir
trrucr mso at tomm' iii BEN Won
ION bore WEunsuss Stsmmsr. oa Der
cr 0aab on ct iGn rsonet oem. Soc
5bomas bnpos oGrtt CT ui SormGu'
ncne Niinen | mango Gur.
SiansIcp Gop' ~ Nuiorittrnt bar utter
en- Worrinu at uuoerisls 6u Mano
uso Tdnu N2ilss. iom bcos fem Wil
SNo Jar Sort pisrrr. blep iunost osn
/ lin Somciirno Sbanisn iorlsosn
SsnNlo Nitsn meo st Stuhiaar |
Spaasn Stuoel iolmposs al pGre
aiiprct ojiuuem ct Yinous. oa Ell
Nnbo er mist9ntt for 5orbrpoelien.
pld @runo al samle StrloiSbroer
meltm De TO W9no. Nutoriteterne
sr uoe og isser sitsr bam.
9riiicr aiialia 5bs. Som Tor n9ont
aiilutttoss Waisuoiiillinssn Witdea
mso en- 9anist. bpor Der bppsoiiaslia
isrpsrsoss Saauert ai alialiu giel oa
5be lapst al a!ialiap!antens Blade.
5ilitrlninaen par en- iiorartst Suiess.
iort 400 Nano os apinoer oelioa.
slialfa sr blsuen itienist msaen Cp.
mGl,iombso uuoer uofiillinaer. i9r
lia oa iom arsaturfsoe. OS pso uirte'
fig Of image ben bapoe man altiaa nu
gn,sonins til ut foruisis iis ON oens
ejcobee. Prof. .. .. Gsntsr. hsr
fra .lGinois par iommsn til Rit4sll
for at iunssrs iom Tommer uso llo.
iiiilinssn. ajenioa line 9oporo ON
Spo Taiotas Naisarlins. % ban
fsisos til. OF Stais:ne SlinOis. Soma.
Mlsiouri oa Snoiana maatis tnas
aIuprlis fat. bpis be iiuloe usnie at
ioniursrs meo bet iolriss Iaiota.
6ra gpaI sprinss, z. g, iiripes |
S,onomapsn ai o. Ser ruuOt bar
pi baut sn uOm0rist ginter biotil
iraen iirenae Snsiiorme bar nuast
eisis 5ra!te,. Get sr iun At Bar
Gidnas pi bar bapt omt.tnt en- 5oms
me mtO gre. ~ ;ftsr nOals Gage bar
D, parmc Soliiraalsr iorterst ben
lain. sai nsht % 0rsaiursr bar
aaaet noe laer Oas. Del sr omtrsnt
tire aar. iosn be bespnote at taes
0onsiisans Der. os bet cr nj omtrsnt
intst uoptaast eano iaisa. gdnort er
en- Tel nllet mso en- 7'l imaa Grssia
iblanot; paa iomms Stsber bar b,
fuuhek 1ut hnittet sy Ill uav Wokts
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-02-09

S!rtien I'll SMOll:ClCrn,
Ecs / aIpcrSrn lr SulNca b,curi
II. er h'Srr. iud acSe @, ic ei:er
2creS Snattaitcr."
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-02-09

- 9erren: .ai Yrincip gioer jeg
alorie noget peo 1sreue.
Siascren: nSpis oct bare or Oct,
oct ai9IScr, ton ieg eoSt aaa inOeH
ior."
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-02-09

for BEN. iom ia9cr Sano lda lansi
uos ira Yuerns. gnuoet Der bar pGrsi
brusi al Sdn@,rs I9nasrs lib;
men BE- maa MI tr9iie ii9 iilbuss.
Goal Spring sr iapt ct War aammsl
% lisssr 40 Wlii ipo fra Ssmmon %
81 Viii psit ira Siabsl. briIiet Uar iau
lanst. iOm WiIiuauies San,n bpaseos
iiior. Wsn BET psntss, at ben itdl
ioriIatis osrira til 0aarsn % iommt
bsr iorbi.
ai 6orretnin9er Der Dor nj Gllsrsbe
! ell gant, Yoh Office, to eisnsrol
Stores, to 9umbsr Yaros, 10 Waiiin.
iOrrsiniussr. 10 Soielltr. Saasri.
Saropare Store. SlaatsribOp. III. NJ.
8irisr sr iiis bpsast snpnu. men Ten
6or. 4iris bar en- oraauiisrst Msnie.
bso Der. Saloonsr sr pi iparet for
snbnu. 9O9 oil MI noals iosisee al
faa Schooner ino Der til SOmmsrsn.
Wen bet badbes. al Y6lgerns oil msrt
frsm paa Yalsoassn | Warts oa BRUCE
I'm Steuns ialoln. at bet oil ipars
GOal Springs Raun os apsts. Sss
iolininssn bsrrunoi er mst Sianoi.
naper % 3piisre; bog r Der mango
anore Rationsr oaiaa. Vi Settlement
af Sober. iom bar iaasi Suno en- s
Nil Spc berfra bar faatt Raunsi
Seruialsm.
S'Griclis R,Suins. 9u Rpbpsaer peo
Taun SobniOn, bOsnos / @rsaOrp
6Ounip. piIoe iOrlsosn Tag saa pper
Wisiourifloosn for at TONNE til st
Sa9brua paa 9olome ,Ssiano. oan
iieg al I'M Seli % leoeoe ocnne ousr
SIen. men ipmmen III ben lDoli9e
Sioe al Den lille z pilis Der n9 at
!
p9re aabent 0ano, ioet Der bsr par
en- msaet n0ri Strsm. Sobnion trOsoe
imioleriio. at Der iuu par yiuo
Opsnpaa Sien. buorior ban aii ligs i
Raaien. % bapos ban itic bapt 0e.
Hens 3sile | ben enc paano. bar ban
uoen 5uiul ltrar bleusu isrt ulo!r
Sien. Weosns ban her boIot ia oppt
lpiteoss bet bam q, aabns i'm Vcmmr.
inio. % pso at busgs osnns / Ss,an'
ten bisrseos ban fig iuotiI bans Rsor
raab tiltalots pjaIp. Der benaii
bog lang lib. isr nOsen blsu op'
m9riiOm bsrpaa. oa bet pur en- bel
lpif til loIg
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-02-09
Tn ptlii,nSi 9ds, iiriptr ON anrilo:

Bottom. Wasi.. l0oe Ropsmbsr.
Or. Better 5obrnsp & Sons GbicaaO.
SGliGreos:- 9a jts t- c. W,olsm
al bet Nsoieinits Sni.:sat, sriisr jss
sisrue at fra Bem iaa ots 'aloh9nias
piitOris on samls Or. Better 6d5:ap
Os bans Opoasslis, Or. petsrs au'
ritu. Sea bar iiiaos at forsiGslt
bette uiounosrlise llrtsmioosl for De
mrbiciniis alinitsr aOnasriasi Sta
lien os osrpeo uobrcoe aienoitab til
bet os paa Iamms 1io aips bets G,-
oaaer, Or. Better 6ahrnep. ben bau
iiiiommsnoe 9grs.
) Sunb ON at bgrs ira Tem, for.
bliuer jsa. 8eres meo astslic.
Or. 6rauttsco ?. paolsa l..
! Rortb Sauars.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-20
.L!TIGANTS SPEND $363,00O
DonnelPs Suit Against McArdle
Has Dragged % Years,

Twenty-Five years ago Michael Donnell
brought suit against his brother-in-law.
Patrick J McArdle. who was his partner In
the iron business. 10 set aside the trans
fer OF the plaintiffs interest in the business
for a nominal consideration 10 McArdle.
who sold 1t. and have IL stand as a chattel
mortgage. That case is still In litigation.
and former Justice Henry A. Gildersleeve
filed a report yesterday as official referee
OF an accounting OF the co-partnership.
But that Is not the end. FOR counsel FOR
Donnel has fled his exceptions to the re-
port because the referee refused TO allow a
certain item put in by Donnel.
Donnen made public yesterday interest
ing figures I'm connection with the suit.
showing what the intricacies OF the law
have cost the litigants and the county.
McArdle has paid on, I'm legal expenses
$4,000 and Donnell $l65coo. The case has
been six times before the Appellate Dlvi-
sion of the Supreme Court. and the cost Of
the services of the justices there in addi-
ton 10 those IN the Supreme Court, who
have the case before them. comes 10 S65 eco
more. This includes the services OF the
court attendants and clerks The case has
taken % days Of the courts time and 80
lawyers and 30 judges have taken part In
the proceedings besides 2i9 witnesses. or
these. l6 Judges l3 lawyers and " witnesses
have died since the case was begun in 1859.
And nov Justice Seabury has taxed an
other $1,000 TO the costs and disbursements.
Former Justice Gidersleeve found that
the assets OF the co-partnership amounted
10 $4,000. Of which $1,000 belonged to Don
nell Tn, exception 20 the report is be-
cause the referee dlsallowed an item OF
$5S7. l3l made by Donnell.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-20
SURVIVORS RIDE IN PARADE
Ten Carriages Suffice for All in
General Shaler's Division.

The list Of the survivors OF the 7th Regi-
ment who saw service in the Civil War and
were in the parade yesterday follows:
CARRIAGE NO. /
Major General Alexander Shaler. marshal
Of the division.
Brevet Major General Edward l. Moli-
neaux. chief Of STAFF.
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel William =.
ROome aide-de-camp.
Lieutenant Robert y. Evans, president OF
the War Veterans Society
CARRIAGE NO. 2.
Rrevet Brigadier General J. Fred Pierson.
Brevet Brigadier General @. n MckiD-
bin
Colonel Henry l. Pierson.
Brevet Captain +. A. Schermerhorn
CARRIAGE NO. 3.
Rrevet Brigadier General James K.
- Breyet 4,,t Lieutenant Colonel 5. w. Nc
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Charles n.
Swift
Van Wyck.
CARRIAGE NO. 4.
Major Ivan Tailof.
Brevet Major Robert =. Barry
Brevet Major william II. Wiley.
Colonel Robert W. Leonard.
CARRIAGE NO. ;.
Colonel Nathaniel r. Lane.
Colonel Francis l.. Leland.
Captain Richard Alcoke.
Captain Samuel J. Foster.
CARRIAGE NO 6.
CaptaIn John Oldershaw.
captain Alexander II. Britton.
Pavmaster William l.. Darling
CAPTAIN Henry 1 Hayden.
CARRIAGE 40. 7.
Cautain Fenton Rockwell
CAPTAIN A r. Nileplait.
Captain Edward G. kittle.
CAPTAIN Charles +. Heuoerer
CARRIAGE NO. s.
Lieutenant John Walker.
Adiutant w. II. VI Sistare
lieutenant e. J. TheriOt
Lieutenant Edward l.. Haistead.
CARRIAGE No. 8.
Lieutenant W H. Bradshaw.
Lieutenant I. @. Thorno.
Lieutenant Barry Davies
CARRIAGE NO. 10.
Sergeant Major George A. Price.
Sergeant " F.. Starr.
Sergeant l. l.. Robbins
New-York tribune., 1911-04-20

division. which was made UP OF the pres
ent 7th Regiment, was commanded by
Lieutenant Colonel Willard c. Fisk.
The last two divisions We're made up as
follows:
Third Divsion-Brevet Major General
George Moore Smith, y. G. y. Y, marshal.
Ex-members OF the 7th Regiment who are
IN the regular service or the National
Guard or Naval Militia Of this or any
other state and entitled 20 wear their uni
forms
Fourth DiviSion-Colonel Thomas Dimond.
president OF the 7th Regiment Veteran AS
sociauon, marshal staff. William d.
Sloane. Samuel w. Fairchild. August Bel
mont Austin e Pressinger. Andrew Mills.
7. j Oakley Rhineander, Major Charles
Z. Lydecker, Haley Fiske and Daniel
Chauncey. All ex-members not parading in
the preceding divisions.
The entire column with the exception OF
some OF the musicians. was composed OF
7th Regiment men.
Inspector Walsh, with several hundred
policemen. kept the big crowd that lined
the curbs Of Fifth avenue IN order, and
the this parade, In spite OF the weather.
went off without a single hitch.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-20

railroads 10 speak on the subject. and r
L. Sheppard general superintendent OF the
Pennsylvania road, said he was In favor
OF the majority report. but could not yet
speak finally.
A representative OF the Lehigh Valley
road said his company was in favor OF the
majority report In a modified form.
The Central Railroad OF New Jersey.
through vlce-President Resler, put itself
fatty on record as being against the
change, Mr. Besler saying that the present
was the most economical way. He rid'-
culed the proposed changes. saving they
were not practical.
Clarence j Shearn. who appeared IN IA.
vor Of the majority report, and Dock Com.
missioner Tomkins. sponsor Of the minor
ity report. had a sharp tilt at the meeting.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-20
HAWKINS'S ZOUAVES DINE
Firhty-one Survivors of 9th Regiment
Attend Reunion.

Eighty-one survivors OF the sth Heghheh'
Of Zouaves which started Tor the mont
from New York On June q. ls"i, sa'hei"'
last evening around tables AT the ho'ci
Astor. feeble In body. but daunuvss ~
yalor. at their hftieth annual dinner
Brigadier General Rush g iiaWhIhs w
uro. cnlnneI of tie regiment when IL re-
turned froni the field Of battle piesir Cd
The following officers were elected toi the
ensuing year President. samuel Osborn
urer Linn Hassall. secretary Joseph VI.
Richards. chaplain. the Rev. Clark Wright;
sergeant alarms A Waterman. bugicr.
Thomas Flocton; color bearer DeWltt l.
Wood
New-York tribune., 1911-04-20
WANT TO END DEATH AVENUE
West Siders Approve Majority
Report of Board of Estimate.

More than a hundred business and pro-
fessional men OF the West Side and River
side Drive sections were present yesterday
In the City Hall 10 voice their APPROVAL Of
the majority report OF the Board OF Esti-
mate for the removal Of the New York
Centrars tracks on Eleventh avenue. Every
man present wore button on his coat
lapel bearing the picture OF a coffin, with
the legend League 10 End Death Ave-
nue." below
President Mitche' Of the Board OF Alder
men first asked the representatives OF the
New-York tribune., 1911-04-20
CROWDS SEE CIVIL WAR
VETERANS IN PARADE
Seventh Regiment Celebrates
Fiftieth Anniversary OF De-
parture for the Front.
Survivors IN CARRIAGES
did Battle Flags and Howitzers
Attract Acknowledgements
and Mayor at the Re
viewing Stand.

Tho 7,h Regiment. New York National
c,ors celebrated yesterday the iftieth
,tversarv OF the day and hour when tue
~.g,n,ent left New York fov Washington at
49, herinning Of the Civil War by giving
: narade followed by a dinner.
Jacob NJ. Dickinson, Secretary Of War.
..v,ered the active regiment. together with
.sa veterans. from a stand in front Of the
tlo,el St Regis With him ON the review
to stand were Major General Frederick H.
CENT Governor Dix. Mayor Gaynor. Major
General Daniel z. Sickles. Adjutant Gen
e-al cole. of Connecticut. Major Ellis
p-,gcs commander OF the ola Guard
colonel Asa Bird Gardiner. Colonel w. C..
c,nrch Major General Roe. OF the ma
soma guard: Colonel Walter 3. Hotchkin.
No,or oliver Bridgman Major David VII
cor commander Russell Raynor. OF the
roval militia. Captain Cornelius Wander
hp, aid 90 General Roe; Colonel Adelbert
rronkheit. Colonel Hobart X. Bailey. cap
,sin II y Koehler. physical instructor at
v4st Point. Cornelius n. Bliss. General
tsoratio g. King. Captain II J. Case. Ad-
,rtant General Verbeck, Lieutenant Com
ran6er De Kay. military secretary 10 Gov
.-nor DIX. and Commissioners Edwards
snd Waldo
Two craudsons OF Colonel Marshall Lef-
f.-,s the commander of the 7th when It
marched away 20 the war fifty years ago.
guarded tae colOrs at the reviewing stand.
-bev were Allen LeTerts and I.efferts Hut
,or rrivate- in Company * Of the present
tn Regiment
Ntth avenue from its lower end 10 67th
street was set apart for the 7th at 3 O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon. Il was ar that hour
m the same date fifty years o that the
regiment began It's march from Tompkins
Market 20 Broadway and down TO the Cort-
landt street ferry.
Carriages for Civil War Veterans.
less than fifty survivors OF the Civil
var. ex-mcmbers Of the 7th, rode in car
r,ages as the second division Of yesterday S
parade under command of Major General
Alexander Shaler. L. s. V
Trailing along behind them. drawn by
younger soldiers in the regiment they made
famous. came a pair Of howitzers the men
who rode in carriages yesterday had
dragged down Broadway on April 10. 1861.
When the carriaye-borne men OF yester-
days parade got beyond Annapolis on that
day fifty years ago they found Confeder-
stes tearing UP the tracks in front OF their
train. and as they relaid the rails in their
Struggle along toward Washington they
used those same howttzers 10 drive Off the
men who opposed their advance.
I, was much easier yesterday, but with
VIVA; one Of the younger men said was
perpetual luck Of the tn" the rain came
New-York tribune., 1911-04-20
The Veterans Flags Displayed.

Following the starf came the display OF
veterans aags as follows headquarters
Rattle Gag ShaIer's Brigade. Army Of the
uotomac First Brigade. Third Division
Sivth Army Corps two reeimental hass'
tet United states Chasseurs f65th New
YORK Volunteers. headquarters battle
nac Second Brigade Second Division
,,inateenth Army Corps; two reeimental
Gags 1st New York Volunteers and two
reoi,oer,taI flags. 159h New York Volun-
tcers
rbe creme wound flags. tattered from
ser,ice and wet with rain. quieted the
,rovcds ttat lined the avenue. but the war
veterans Of the eth who followed Gen
.,al Shaler. aroused their enthusiastic
cheers "a moment later
Lieutenant Robert y Evans. L. s v,
,,.r,,randed the first detachment Of about
forty Of the veterans. which included all
the ex-members Of the 7th who served
in the regular and volunteer army or navy
during tho civil War
Then came Brevet Brieadier General
William II Klpp. y. G. \. y commanding
The second detachment. and his stan cap
tain Peter Pe4mer and Captain George W.
r7ly The flags carried by the I'm
l,,rinr rs tours of duty In 1861. 1862 ana
1859 were carried IN this detachment o.
which the rear was brought up by 'he. o'n
GERS and men who were mustered into 'ne
,-,tt.d STATES service with the regiment on
,be calls II the government in lS6l' 49,
and 1863.
The third detachment Of the veterans
division Of the parade was made up oi u,'
officers who served Ia the regular Of Voi
unteer army or navy during the SPANS.
War and was commanded By MAJOR frunN
Keck. United states Volunteer io'nlefIy
Of Company r. Of the 7th
Colonel Daniel Appleton was Rrahd mar
sbal Of the parade with Captain Johh
o,r,,o,, as his chief OF STAFF aNd the IISl
New-York tribune., 1911-04-20
WOMAN 81 YEARS OLD A SUICIDE

Philadelphia. April l9.-Mrs. Mary Longo.
aged eighty-seven years, mourning the
death OF her husband. committed suicide al
her home here to-day by inhaling illuminat-
ing gar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-06
MTHE SATURDAY,
W.EVENZNC POST
WHAT no 90 lN ALAskA

half the land OF the
all the Alaska Immense deposits OF
coal aud other minca nnderin this public domain What shall the
then2 Gimnhing pnruy
nopoaed supply the Importance Of the question II obvious
the field In
coal only 20 miles tide
untouched while the Pacific coast
OF 81 81 the dock The
Pacific 100000 coal
the America
ooa aud foreign which might easily be
intercepted
The Mining and Scientific Press OF san Francisco asks why The
coliery Heng
primarily incidentally selling the
n This the
woli preudcng the
disposal of the field the coal has the
a n
abundau able handle all the technical questions The
chief coamnng engineer Mr Rice has had much expert
enceh has, says the Press opened equipped and run number
% colecs than needed Ia Aiaska
II the government IA finally 20 lease The Alaskan coal fields y
should all conditions hcrecost production
Pacific
mine OF could this knowledge
a railroad
the shouldn't build
~ silly talk the
eesfy handle practical this Kind viii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-06
CATCH ONE Of
MAYbRAY
GANG


SAN JOSE. Nov. e.--pfepsratlons
are being made here today to turn
A. a. West. arrested and positively
Identified here az former member
Of the notorious Msybray gang. over
10 the Portland police. Chief o.
Police kidder has just received q
wire from the authorities In the
north stating that they are srrana
Ing for hEs estFadition.
West was arrested here a month
ago. After n seven day eourtshlp
he had married Miss Tililc Stein.
berg. daughter of. a wealthy La
Honda farmer. lie opened clabor
ate offices In the First National
BANK building. and proposed 10
flood the market with fraudulent
tracts ~ imaginary lands In Mexico.
claim the authorities
Confronted BY evidence. through
tho GaEer print and BeFtiiion aya
TEN. that he was wanted In Port.
land. he confessed lie IL charged
with having violated his parole IN
Oregon. He admits he IL wanted
by the Portland police, and states
also that foT ak years Detective
VIM. ]. Burns agency searched the
north for him.