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Paradoxical Politics "There Is one odd thing about the English candidates for parliament” “What is that?” “They stand for a seat” Its Use prison a laundry Don’t they have to wash the convicts?” "Has that and f ? iron For liver or kidney troubles quite so reliable a Garfield Tea - their days or left an arm like me at or somewhere else — realPetersburg ly couldn't say There must have been hundreds of thousands like crippled JOINTS Tll Together — jw nothing la The man who hesitates may win by watching others lose Never exaggerate your faults your friends will attend to that III CNLY ONE OF EACH WOMAN SICK that” Squad of Rurales Has Engagement With Armed Band and People of the Country Are Fleeing to ' Cities for Safety Havana — There is no room for doubt of there having been formed a to all the negro conspiracy extending provinces of the lBland with the apparent intention of taking up arms on against the government Monday which was the tenth anniversary of Cuban independence The negroes appear to have been aroused to rebellion by the denial of what seems to them their Just political rewards for services rendered In In which the war of independence they constituted a great majority of the Cuban forces Is considered sufThe situation ficiently grave for the government to dispatch a column of 1200 men from Camp Columbia composed of cavalry and Infantry with field and machine for Santa Clara and gunB bound Orlente provinces Near Sagua la Grande a squad of rurales had an engagement with an armed band of negroes One if the guards was killed and the negroes escaped From Cruces comes the report that the people of the country are fleeing to the cities TWELVE TEAKS The boy fondled the empty sleeve of the old blue coat thoughtfully ana nestled closer as he murmured: “I’m sorry they got you grandpa but you never ran away from them dia you?’ he added proudly ThlB In a tone of confidence rather than inquiry "D d n’t I though?” laughed t h e o d man NEGROES AROUSED REBELTO LION BY DENIAL OF POLITICAL REWARD FOR 8ERVICES ’’You’d O'&nnRD ClNERffiON HY did they to kill one want an- other grandpa?” It was the eve I Was one of those — what do you can ’em? — Marathons ran the way down there at Manassas laddie But there boy was plenty of others of us In that scramble Why we never stopped until we got across the Potomac and Washington into we were so keen in that sprint But then” added the veteran apologetically "there were before Memorial The tousled day head of my boy nestled contentedly beside my father’s grizzled beard The veteran had been chatting reminiscently of the old Homeric Civil war days of bivouac forced march and battle field He bad taken from his closet the dusty times afterward blue coat with the bronze star In its when the 'Johnbuttonhole and had furbished it up nies’ had to run and tried It on to see if it would pass too for that matmuster for the stress and glory of ter” one more Memorial day parade on the “How many solnorrow diers did the 'Johnnies’ have grandThe lad was a good listener and a pa?” good questioner Snuggled there on The old soldier stroked his beard knee he playfully the patriarch’s with his one- remaincontemplatively twirled the bronze star In the lapel of ing hand “Well son we have to adthe blue coat He had been absorb- mit nowadays that we outnumbered ing a lesson In his country’s history the ‘Johnnies’ Their records are not The veteran ran his gnarled fingers so complete as ours are— got lost GOES CALMLY TO HIS DEATH through the boy’s hair fondly as he somewhere In the shuffle 1 guess— but heard the question but the old man during the four years they mustered Minister Who Murdered Sweetheart lad grown thoughtfully silent somewhere above a million men altoElectrocuted for His Crime "Why did you have to shoot each gether Toward the end their recruitBoston— Clarence V Richeson other grandpa?” ing officers fairly robbed the cradle on Monday paid the penalty for the An Indulgent smile mellowed the and the grave for soldiers as we used murder of Avis Llnnell the former deep lined face as the soldier made to say After February of ’64 old Jett clergyman being electrocuted at 12:17 answer: Davis forced all the white men — or a m The man who gave the poison “Ah laddie boy that’s a question boys — between seventeen ana fifty to poor Avis Llnnell in order that he that has puzzled many an older head years old to go Into the army and be wed Miss to Violet see But free might the country stay In until th end of the war Ana than yours you an heiress bore himself calmwas divided about some very Im- we Yankees may as well admit to of ly under the influence religious portant matters The north and the their credit that most of ’em didn’t guidance during the last hours of his south couldn’t seem to see things need to be forced either” Well they tried to fix It up “Lots of them got killed I suppose?” death watch Before he alike however one way and another but finally It said the child had wept and prayed that Governor “Yes indeed Foss would relent and pleaded laddie Their that came down to this question — whether boy he ought' to be permitted to spend his the United States of America was to losses were as big as ours in proportion to numbers life in prison rather than die In the be one country or more than one engaged— heavier Both sides thought they were right dare say — but they don t know just chair no doubt They couldn’t agree about how many were killed and wounded Wedding Takes Place on Train It and both sides were so sure they on their side And besides all the Gold Ray Ore — Miss Helen Mary were right that they were willing to loss of life and the sorrow and BuSo In the end ttering their homes and their farms die for their belief Fife a society girl of Memphis Tenn so that they haven’t reand W E Keller president of the they just had to fight It out and settle were ruined Globe Grain & Milling company of San It Maybe we’ll flnda better way to covered from it yet and the war cost some day but us In money hundreds differences and hundreds Francisco were the principals In a ro- settle these mantic marriage on Monday The that won’t be in my time and perhaps of millions of dollars” The big wondering not in yours either laddie boy” eyes of the litafwedding which was an Impromptu "Well your side won didn’t it tle chap were drooping now Bedtime fair took place in the private car of had come for the little men ot the Mr and Mrs J W McClymonds "f San grandpa?” "Yes my boy there’s only one coun- third generation since Appomattox He Francisco hosts of the young couple with a sleepy but comfortable while the Southern Pacific train to try here now" said the old man sim- sighed serse of perfect security and content ply which it was attached was speeding “Your side was the bravest wasn’t “Anyhow grandpa” he murmured through Oregon at a rate of fifty miles "it’s settled all right now Isn’t it?" it grandpa?” an hour “Yes laddie boy it’s all settled and "No son we used to think so once It’s only one I suppose The other fellows thought settled right I guess Banquet for Women here now and there are no Washington — Notable as the first they were the bravest too but we all country got better acquainted at Bull Run and slaves in It and it's growing bigger national politcal banquet ever arrangand and Chancellorsvllle stronger and and grander every minGettysburg ed by and for women only the Dolly ute" Madison breakfast was held In peace- Spottsylvania Court House and some The tousled head snuggled closer of those other military sociables and ful concord on Monday by 400 femiI glanced I guess we’re all content to call quits to the empty coat sleeve nine Democrats in celebration of the on the question of bravery Our side up from my desk where I had been one hundred and fortieth anniversary listening to their warlike most men and had the most dialogue the of the birth of their Idol Except for money— what they call resources you The boy’s eyes had closed In slumber musicians of the know — the but I wouldn’t like to say to- Soon the old soldier too had settled marine band and the unobtrusive and day that we had the better soldiers” back into the sleepy hollow chair ana awed waiters not a man witnessed “How many men were on your was off to the land of Nod the lad the feast well launched on the dreamless curside?” was the lad’s next question rent of childhood sleep the veteran "Oh more than you could possibly George Graham Rice a Bankrupt to live again in visions my little man Those were perchance Imagine New York — George Graham Rice big armies but my through youthful days of camp and real name Jacob Herslg the promoter trench and battle carnage old friend General of mining Let him sleep I thought he will enterprises Boynton had It figwho Is now serving a year term In ured out that un- need all his remaining strength for connection with the swindling operathe short tramp tomorrow with the Linder President & Co on tions of B H Scheftels remnant of the boys in blue — New coln’s nine differMonday filed a voluntary petition In ent calls for troops York Herald Rice places his liabilibankruptcy there were about ties at $48740649 and his assets at 2800000 northern $150 the latter consisting of wearing soldiers called inwhich 1b exempt apparel to the field during the four years the Lorimer Case Before Senate war lasted That Washington — The case o£ Senatoi included the men Lorimer of Illinois whose election was who only served alleged to have been brought about a short time and through corruption was placed before the old codgers the senate on Monday for final action me who like Majority and minority reports were weren’t fit for made by the special investigating commuch else and who mittee the former upholding and the enlisted for the latter condemning the senator The Old Flag whole war” I come with a full heart and a The boy’s eyes ' Root Picked for Chairman were big with won- steady hand to salute the flag that Chicago — Colonel floats above me — my flag and yeur Harry B New as he strove der has announced United States Senator to comprehend the flag— the flag of the Union — the flag Ellhu Root as temporary chairman of figures Then in a of the free heart's hope and home— national convention the Republican banner of our favoice of childish the The naming of Senator Root occasion thers— the flag that uplifted triumawe he whispered: ed no surprise “How many of all phantly over a few brave men has never been obscured destined by the men got Army Safe Robbed to waft on its god of the universe killed?” Helena Mont — The payroll for the ample folds the eternal song of freeknows "Nobody second battalion Fourteenth Infantry that for sure laddie boy” said the dom to all mankind emblem of the stationed at Fort William H Harri- veteran solemnly on is to exceed which earth power “You see there son amounting to $7000 was stolen were hundreds and hundreds of them that of which it was said the sun from a safe in the quartermaster’s dejust buried In trenches after the Mg never went down — Col Henry Wat partment at teh post on Monday battles and In all the national ceme- terson teries there are long rows of graves Borah Will Fight for Bill Circle even now with no names over them author Washington — Senator Borah In addressing the Grand Army of But I was talking about it with our r of the homestead bill has commander the other day snd the Republic shortly before he died post served notice on members of the senhe told me the best figures In the President McKinley said: ate who are trying to arrange an ad- pension office show that the Union One “The circle is narrowing on June 15 that there will armies lost by death from all causes name after another is crossed out by journment be no adjournment until his bill is during the war about 360000 mn the black pencil of grim death Day finally passed There were about 136000 of those after day at roll call we hear of vetwho were either killed outright In erans 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