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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-29

alone could unite them We're under
his own guns Jackson resolved to
turn upon Shields Two of his best
brigades We're left on the heights fac.
Ing Fremont. and at daylight on the
9th he led the remainder Of his army
through Port Republic and across the
swollen ford Of South river
Shields line was well posted and
gave n hard battle. Finally Jackson
was compelled to call up the two
brigades left to chockmate Fremont.
Before the fresh troops got to work
Jackson's original brigade gave way In
n crisis Of the battle, Dnshing through
the broken ranks OF his old command,
he shouted "'rhe stone wall brigade
never rotrentsl Follow mo" The
quick rally NJ the Confcdcrates under
thnt magnetic appeal turned the tide,
ana the battle ended IN tho defeR, OF
Shields
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-29

took off her crew. Thus ended the
fight Of the rams Memphis was taken
Plan to Entrap "Stonewall" Jackson
As things looked TO the Federal gen.
erals ON the outside of the Shenandoah
valley the end Of May, 1862. stone.
wull' jackson was ut last In trap.
He had chased General Banks FEEDER
al army from Strasburg across the po-
tomac into Maryland. but in doing so
had wandered 100 miles from his base
So rapid and so sudden had Stone.
wall'' ralncd his blows upon Banks from
May - to May 90 that the Federal
authorities In Washington gave no
thought to sending relief to the retreat.
ing army. but the moment they learned
that Jackson had actually followed up
to the Potomac trap was hastily
patched up tU snare the master OF mys
terry aud strategy To this end General
Mcdowell, who had 10000 men cast OF
the Blue Ridge. was ordered to send
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-29
"Gallop! Charge p

Fremont and Shields attacked "Stone.
walls" rear guard and tried to hold
him TO battle, but he fought them on
In all directions and pushed on 10 the
next convenient point for junction of
his foes. which was New Market. mid.
way between StrasbuPg and Staunton.
Again jackson was too sudden for
his foes and, passing New Market, sent
General Ashby's cavalry forward to
burn the bridge over the Shenandoah
ahead Of Shields MS far up as Port Re.
public. From Port Republic Ashby
turned west only TO encounter Federal
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-29

division through the gaps and get be.
tween Jackson and his buse ut Stnun-
ton, at the upper end Of the valley. and
ut the same time General J. c. Ere
mont, who was In the mountains west
of the river, wns TO unite with Mellow
ellis troops. led by General james
Shields.
The advance Of Fremont and Shields
reached the valley pike near Strasburg
on the 3lst only TO find that "Stone.
wall' had hSs passed south of that
point with his whole force.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-29
Ship Crashing Into Ship.

The Federal ironclads Unanswered
In front of the Confederate ships with.
out pushing the attack until the rams
hove in sight. Then they opened line
TO make room for the Queen and Mon
arch. which held the lead in this or.
der. Passing the lrOnclads Mt full
speed, the Queen made straight for the
center ram Of the Confederate line. the
General Lowell
The Lowell suddenly turned her port
to shore. on went the veteran Ellct
with the Queen. crashing into the
southern ship with force that cut
the timbers Of tho Lowell in two, So
that she instantly filed with water
and sank before she steamed II dozen
lengths. At the moment OF collision u
pistol ball fired from the deck of the
Lowell struck Colonel Ellet In the knee.
Lying prone on deck, the wounded
commander ordered the Queen to be
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-29
Fremont Bafled at Port Republic.

The village ~ Port Republic lies IT.
the angle formed by the junction OF
North aud South rivers. the approach
on Fremont route being a bridge over
North river and that on Shields route
by ford IN South river. Jackson let
the bridge stand on Frrmont's road
and left the ford intact ahead Of
Shields. He placed his army west OF
North river on the heights between
Fremont and the bridge aud stationed
pickets on Shields route. IL was Satur
day night. June T. Early next morning
the scouts brought word that Shields
cavalry was rushing on Port Republic.
jackson sent his aids to the front
with orders and dashed over the bridge
under the fire of Carbines from Shields
troopers. One piece of horse artillery
was Numbering ut the east end of the
bridge. and, surprising II to Belong to
Virginia battery. he ordered It across
without ceremony. The response was
a shot which tore up the earth around
him. The gun belonged to Shields.
and the bridge was in danger of cap.
ture. Fortunately one Of the aids had
outstrippcd the commander In the
flight over the bridge. and a Confed
crate gun was In position near Jack.
son. A few shots from the gun 81
fenced the hostile piece. and the Yir
ginians dashed over with shout. send
ing Shields men back beyond the ford
The sound of this artillery duel nj
the bridge woke up Fremont. He
opened the ball with vigorous nj
tack. intending to cut his way through
Jackson's lines. But Jackson's men
had the best OF the position and quick.
~ repulscd Fremont's attempt. while
planning another and still more des
pcratc attack Fremont decided to wait
until the morning of the 9th. when
Shields would have his whole force
ready on Jackson's rear.
Jackson Turns Upon Another Foe.
Two enemies now confronted Jack.
son. and the bridge and the ford which
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-29
The War Fifty Years Ago

The Confederates Abandon Fort Pillow on the Mssis
sippi Above Memphis---The Federal Navy Steams
Past the Silent Guns to Attack the City---Federal and
Confederate Rams Fight For Control Of the River.
Confederate Fleet Is Destroyed and Memphis Surren-
ders to the Federal Navy tonewal" Jackson Wins
Two Victories In the Shenandoah Valey---General
Turner Ashby. Leader of Jackson's Cavalry, Killed
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-29

len over or torn down. and the pla.
ICONS swung into battle array as best
they could TO confront line of Ash.
by's cavalry and "Stonewalr" Jackson's
infantry lying half concealed in the
wood and completely blocking the.
rODd
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-29
BY Captain GEORGE L KILrnR. Late

ZE EMPHIS, the vicksburg of its
I'VE time and head of Confederate
HA navigation on the Mississippi,
was taken by the Federal
fleet i'm brilliant naval battle June o,
1862. The southern flotilla consisted
of wooden river steamers fitted out
with guns and rams. 1t lay In double
line of battle along the wharfs of the
city. and when the Federal vessels,
ironclads In front. steamed down the
river opened fire.
In rear of the Federal ironclnds
were the wooden rams Queen of the
West. Monarch and Switzerland. These
terrible engines Of war had been fitted
out at short notice by Colonel Charles
E!let. They were ordinary river steam
ers like the Confederate rams. but not
no effectively remOdcled for war. An
Ellct commanded on the decks of the
first twO-COlOncl Charles the Queen
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-29
Scouts Make a Gallant Fight.

Wyndhams first squadron charged
and was quickly swallowed up in the
deep ranks OF Ashby's troopers. At the
same moment Jackson's infantry arose
from their hiding and poured volley
into the uniformed ranks of the Jersey.
men. Several men and scores of horses
were shot down. the color bearer was
ENDORSED. and Colonel Wyndhnm and
his three leading captains. with about
forty troopers, were cut Off from their
followers and compelled to surrender.
Captain Haines. brave young Off
rer. was left wounded on the field. Colo.
mel Kane volunteered to 90 with his
band of scouts and rescue lIaincs
Meeting Ashby's cavalry, the scouts at.
tackled and drove it. Ashby's men final.
~ rallied for stand, and the Buck.
tails" made ready for second charge
AS Kane was about to order the buttal
ion forward Private Martin Kelly eX.
claimed. "Wait until | draw their fire.
colonel" Kelly then boldly stepped
out from cover and received full vol
ley from the advanced companies Of
the Fifty.eighth Virginia. He fell dead
riddlcd with bullets. The "Bucktuis"
advanced and routed the Vlrginians.
At that juncturc General Ashby rush
ed forward and urged the Virginians to
use their bayunets. Meanwhile Kane
had been wounded In the leg and was
leaning against II tree directing the
light. Beside him lay Private Holmes
mOrtally wounded Seeing Ashby NJ
the front and recognizing him from de
scriptions given by Kane. who knew
him. Holmes ncrved himself for last
shot. picked up his rifle and. resting IT,
shot down Ashby. Jackson pressed OIL
to Port Republic.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-14
CHINESE TONG WAR.

Chicago Feb. F Mock Chun. a Chinese carpenter, was shot and kill ed by Neg Hong. in the store ot Louis Sing. in Sonth Clark street to- night The police said the murder marked renewal of hostlities be- tween Chinese tongs that may spread. Chun came to Chicago several mo2tns ago from Philadelphia. where he was an official of the Hip Sing Tong, Just before he died he said Hong was a member Of the On Leong Tong and that Hong had followed him from Philadelphia to Chicago Hong, who escaped, was accompanied by four others when he entered Sings store.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-14
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that iu pur- suance of the authority and diree- tions contained ia the decretal order of the Chancery Court of Garland county made and entered on the 18th day Of October. A. D. l911 in a cer. tain cause tNo. 47S3j then pending therein between John II Lewis and Harriet L. Steele. complainants and W s Kirlman Mrs w. s. KirHman. Milton ?. KirHman and Minnequa Cooperagc Company, defendants, the undersigned, as commissioner of said court, will offer for sae at public vendue to the highest bidder, at the northwest front door or entrance of the county courthouse. in which said court is H4itee H4itee7 a the county Of Car land. within the hours prescribed by law for judicial sales on Saturday the second day of March A. D., 1912, the following described real estate, to-wit: All of section thlrty-six (36} Township two (9) south Of range eighteen d9 west, except the west half of the southeast quarter CW. F of S E. lO and the east half Of the southwest quarter (E F of g. W n tlso the north half of the south west quarter of the northeast quarter CN F. & " H of the N. F. 14); containing 4G0 acres more or less in Garland county Arkansas
 Terms Of sale On a credit Of three months. tho purchaser being re quired to execute bond as required by aw and the order and decree of said'eourt in said cause. with opproy- ed security bearing interest at the rate Of 10 her cent per annum from date Of sale until paid, and q lien being retained on tha premises sold to secure the payment of the pur. chase money.
 Given under my hand this Slh day of February A. D., i913
 IT. A. WHITTINGTON,
 Commissioner in Chanyery.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-14
GAS EXPLOSION
 AT ELKS CLUB
PORTER INJURED WHEN FLAME FLASHES ABOUT HIM IN AN
 ENCLOSED ROOM.
Water Damage to the Daily News or flee Below and Club Rooms Only
 Real Property Loss

Fire which resulted from an ex- plosion of gas in the parap6eTnala room of the Eiks club rooms, corner of Exchange and Court streets, at about 10 o'clock last night. came near resulting in the death of Horace Sul- liyan the negro porter, and caused slight damage through destruction of some of the contents of the rooms, and also from smoke and water in the office of the Daily News oa the floor below
 The porter, who was working about he ballding. opened the door of inc auteroom, which was dark. striking a match to light the interior. There was deafening explosion, followed by crashing glass, and Sullivan was blown almost out of the room, sustain ing serious burns about the hands land face. His worst injury was about the hands the skin being almost en. tireiy burned off them, while his rare was also badly burned.
 1t is supposed that a gas leak had filled the room and that it was ignited aa soon as Sullivan struck the match.
 The fire department responded quickly and had the blaze under con rol within a few minutes.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-14
TraIns hrrlve.

1a.as 8 m dairy, om Memphis. Iii tle Rock and Oklahoma
 io.o5 a. n, except Sunday. from Mall yern
 S55 ID daily, from New YorE and .au points east
 '7P D ID d3Iy, From IlIJtIe Rock Oklahoma and points cast
 sls D. m.. except Sunday from Aid1 vern
 No 46 the lao D. m train. has throuen steel sieepcis to Chicago aud Hau-as City, parlor oar to Memphis and dining car from Little Rock. ain steel oachos to Memphis Direct connection at 1aue Rock 10 Oklahoma. CalHorn# Land ah points west Connect at Mem nhis for an points Quickest lime to Now Yoi6 city without avna fare.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-14
ING cREAse OIL CAPITAL


 New York, Feb l5 Officials oi the standard On Company of udf ana announced today chat tl1e iu- crease in capital stock from sl,o0U. 000 10 $30.09o oo0 will be given Go stockholders as stock dividend if rhe recommendations of the directors are approved by the stockholders al the annual meeting on March r. at Whiting Ind The present holders o: one share of Standard Oil of Indiana stock will receive 29 new shares of stock. Holders Of fractional shares will participate proporlionately in the distribution Of the new stock.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-14
PARSONS WINS. AGAIN.
Hot Springs Shooter Is l5ieh Amateur
 at Kansas City.

Kansas Ciu. Mo- Feb j3 FlJ c.-At competed n the apeuIua rounds of the eighth intfrslate shootns tournament here today Ed QBrier Of Florence Kas was bish gun in the target shooans breaking t22 out Of l25. 2 r. Parsons of Hot Springs. Ark. was high amateur wth lia breaks
 h the contest between five men teams. kanAas City .won oyer Ni- soar teams. a5 to a, ,SiN meu tied n the live bird shoot w1b t9 out of 20
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-14
BATH TUB TRUST CASE,

Detroit Mich. Febs l3.--Lirtle or no headway was made at the criminal trial today of the so-called bath tub trust Nearly all Of the afternoon, like the session which preceding it was devoted to-legal arguments to de termine whether the government mb introduce testimony 10 prove against the defendants charges not couta!p- ed in the overt act mentioned in the indictment
 lt is expected arguments wil De continued tomorrow
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-14
ADMINISTRATORS #AMED.

Joe eBoy and claude Marsh have been named as administrators in the estate of the late HoHs r Grenier, Who died last week The adminisra- tors carry out the provisions Of will which Nr GFenier had made and which eiyos the property almost who'll fly into the hands qf his two dadsh. fers who are bein- edFaJed in Mon real Canada
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-14
MAKES RESTITUTION

Washington, Feb l3 \ conscience stricken woman of White Flax Texas, has sent 10 President Taf-a-4ollar hiH because a few years ago she sue cessmlly used a dollars worth Of cancelled postage stamps She re- fers to the biblical injunction 10 make restitution fourfo'd and adds that she win send the other hrce dollars later
 She also wrote that she hoped tQ meet the president in heaven
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-14
SALESMAN A SUICIDE.
Los Angeles Man Blows Out Brains
 in Dallas Hotel.


 in Dallas Hotel.
 Dallas Texas. Feb I2.-Walter Warren believed to be travelling salesman who rame here about a week ago from Los Angeles. blew Ais brains oft ln his room in local hotel here today. An employe Of the hotel passing Warrens room heard him groanine. aud by the time en- rance was effected the man was dead lie lay on the bed in a pool of blood c}utobing an empty revolver. in which one cartridge had been fred On the table in hls room was thi@ note
 TO the raarc have tried 10 make good here and failed. Perhaps cam make good there w. w. %' Warren's business car had printed on tt Walter Warren Los Angeles, Cai Investments.
 His personal effects indicated that he was president of the Universal Pencil Company and also come ted with a firearms company.
 A sister Miss Ida Warren. at Chui. cothe Mo was notified
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-14
MtDwlNrER CAMP MEETING.

Rev C F. ] Tate was inc speaker at inc Salvation Army nid-winter camp meeting last evening and he preached to q crowded house He took hIs text from Psalms l7l5. T Shall Be Satisfied When Awake in Thy Likeness | was a splendid sermon and the meeting vas very interest ing Tomorrow night Rev F. NJ Ntie win urcach-
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-14
MAINE IS ANCHORED.

Havana. Feb i3 The hull, Of the wrecked 0arleship Maine was raised To the harlor level today and is now
 lying securely m0ored Vithn the cof lcrdam A iury mast has reen erect ed on the quarter de.k. on which if is the intention to raise am American
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-14
ROW TIE TRAINS REIN REIN
IRON MOUNTAIN TIME CARD
Trains Arrive

No S98-From local -palnts between Benton and tot Springs on l9ca froiehl traln tdauy except Sundn21 7l5 a. m NO IT, From st. Louis, Chicago. Kan sas City Memphis. Liftie Rock. Texas and California. 1e.U5 s. in
 No is- Frofn St lnuia Kansas Citv Fort smith, Little Rock and TcSalkaua. 1.2a D. m
 -No haa- rom 77T- r7T77TT7- iAaFs1s f.ifV. Memphis, Iattle Rock, Pine Bluff and Texas, l0.16 D. m
 Trains Depart N. M. for I1ne bmf Litue Rock phis and St i.ouis 5.15 o m
 No Saf-For local points between Ifat Springs and Benton ou locH freight train tdsdi3 except Sundasl 500 n No zV-For idite Roek Fort amt1 md khns4s CItN ll .3u G. m.
 No 1s.For St. Eouis. Chicago, Kan sas CilE Memphis Little RocN. pna Bluff TeNas California and NN 0t- leans, sac D. m.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-14
FATAL TRAIN WRECK.

Ni1neapols Feb The Oreu, tal Limited on the Great Northern s reported wre hea al f70TUH D, three miles east ot Devils Lake Ar cordine to a telephane message from Devils LaLe ei-h. are dead and 30 t,ittr,d
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-14
NEW BOWLING RECORD.

St Paul Minn, Feb F A new in. ternational bowling association record made here tonight when the American liye-men team Of ST Paul scored 2,905 The best pregious rec- ord was 2,S49
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-14

Mrs Frank Iefternau of Akron o. formerly Miss Elizabeth selladon of this city is visiting friends aH Nal rern avenue Her husband expects to locate in business here.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-14
Lorus CUB MEETING.

car meeting of the Lotus cluD win he held wifh Mrs C V Roberts on Thursday afternoon aL { o'clock All members requested t0 be present
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-14
Rock lsLAhn rlMe cARn.

All iIains arrive and deuaft rom Bon- ton street station. opposite the postof- flee.
 Trains Depart. 7:3o a u. daily, except Sunday, Nal vern local
 555 a. n. daily, Iltae Rock local 1.30 D m daiiw New York and Chi caeo, 0kaJhoma and California 729 m. daily. Little Rock. Memphis Limited, connects at Memphis for an points
 5ao D .u. daily. eSeei Sunday. Nal yeFn lOcul
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-14

Miss Christine sCuti of Little Rock 's in the city, guest of the Maies~ tic hotel
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-14

= Mrs. Harry Westcott is back from Chicago. where she attended tbe an- nual automobile show.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-14

1ae February II. the fourteenth an. niyersars of th5 destruction of the hp
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-14

| C Holeubeck, of uhc Iron Noun {ain accomnanLed by Mrs Iolleu- heck spent yesterday in the city re- turning to Little Rock in inc after neon
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-14

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 in wide Flounce and Corset Covers.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-07-11
Have A Plunge

Two hundred is the number set for
the enrolment at the Montana Wes-
leyan University at Helena this year
and as an inducement for them to
come in early, Mr.. George Gordon,
the GENIAL manager of the Broadwat-
er Natatorium which is most popular
with both students and teachers, has
invited each and everyone of the first
200 who enroll to swim in the "Big
Pool" at his expense for their first
evening in Helena.
The Summer School for Teachers
and Sth Grade Students will COM
mence August 5th and will last just
four weeks which will take it right
up to the time of the fall eXamina-
tions. The regular fall term will
commence Sept. 3rd and Night School
will commence Sept. 30th but they q II
look alike to Mr. Gordon who says
that amy number up to 5000 will
go" and that the "Big Plunge" will
he all theirs the first day of their ell
rollment.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-07-11
Glasgow 4, Malta 3

The ball game Fl iday afternoon
between the Malta and Glasgow
teams for a purse of 800 was very eX-
citing, Malta holding the visitors to
a one to nothing score for several
innings. Harvey, Glasgow's S115 a
month pitcher, was the biggest snap
our boys have had this season and
everybody hit him. A rank decision
at home base tied the score 3 to 3 and
gave Glasgow new life. The disputed
decision wasas follows: A Glasgow
man WAS coming home and in sliding
was touched with the ball by catcher
Parker at least two feet from the
plate but the umpire called it safe
and SO did MI. Siattery, who by the
way was down at first base, but 600
people saw it. Malta took the UNI
pire S word for i t and continued the
game until the tenth inning when
another score for Glasgow gave them
the game and purse. AS u whole it
was good game and enjoyed by the
largest crowd ever assembled in the
new park. HAPPY JACK 1.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-07-11
DR.. Klein Locates AT Hinsdale

1t is with pleasure that we anoun ce
the coming of a new booster to Hins-
dale. DR.. q. II. Klein of Glasg ow,
has recently purchased the stock of
&. Oronos Co. store and in about
two weeks will have a new and COM
plete stock III place. He is now do
ing business in the old place of the
former store and we predict for him
good and prosperous business. DR..
Klein is booster of the best kind
and the people of this vicinity can
feel that they have got a man with
them that will do every thing about
improvements for Hinsdale. In fact,
the Doctor has suggested several i'm
provements for our town, which if
brought about will make this the
leading town in this part Of the state.
We welcome him to Hinsdale. Hin
dale Tribune.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-07-11
Campbell Bros. Circus, July 13.

You can do some better at Kilduff e
in the Hardware line. Everything in
hardware is carried-stock complete.
Florsheim shoes are the late st in
style, the best in quality and the
easiest to wear. Edwards & McLel.
Ian.
Mrs. Maggie Gilk started Saturday
evening for her home at A lbany
Mimi, after spending the past ten
months at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. VIM. Spencer of the Larb Hills.
Miss Mabel Peck came up from
Glasgow the morning of the Fourth
and enjoyed a brief vacation until
Monday morning when she returned
to her duties at the Court house.
Culbertson advertised thousand
dollar Fourth of July celebration and
it turned out to be Million Dollar
celebration, it rained all day, thus
insuring the largest grain crop in the
history of the surrounding country
We had large crowd regardless of
the early hour at which it started to
rain. There was not crouch in town.
Everybody was happy.-Culbertson
Republican,.