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People always judge of measures by their effect; hence the act should have fair play. "Now that it is safely in the shape of a law, I thought The Tribune might indulge in a little horn-blowing as per enclosed article, "Hotel Ponce de Leon, "St. Augustine, Fla., "March 13, 1888. "Hon. S. M. Cullom, "My dear Sir:
Minnie Moore Willson, of Kissimee, Fla. reports the species as totally extinct in Florida. Unless we would strain at a gnat, we may just as well enter this species in the dead class; for there is no reason to hope that any more wild specimens ever will be found. The former range of this species embraced the whole southeastern and central United States.
Bennett Seminary, Greensburg, N. C., . . . . . . . . 5 150 Cookman Institute, Jacksonville, Fla., . . . . . . . 5 166 Haven Normal School, Waynesboro, Ga., . . . . . . . . 2 60 La Grange Seminary, La Grange, Ga., . . . . . . . . . 2 96 Meridian Academy, Meridian, Miss., . . . . . . . . . 3 100 Rust Normal School, Huntsville, Ala., . . . . . . . . 2 112 Walden Seminary, Little Rock, Ark., . . . . . . . . . 2 60 West Texas Conf.
The South Carolina militia at once occupied the deserted fortress with the other harbor fortifications, and began to put them into a state of defence. At Pensacola, Fla., Lieutenant Slemmer, by a movement similar to Anderson's, held Fort Pickens. The seizure of government property went on through January and February.
That would mean that seventy-nine days ago their little company of eighteen, mainly women, steaming on to Jacksonville, under guidance of their old-time trusted leader, Southmayd, of New Orleans, listened to his announcement that the town of Macclenny, thirty-eight miles from Jacksonville, Fla., and through which they would soon pass, was in a fearful state of distress; a comparatively new town, of a few thousand, largely Northern and Western people, suddenly-stricken down in scores; poor, helpless, physicians all ill, and no nurses; quarantined on all sides, no food, medicine, nor comforts for sick or well.
Reading the article he found even more matter to hold his attention. The item was dated Miami, Fla., and read as follows: "Much curiosity has been excited here by the sudden appearance of a tent housing a huge air-ship. The aerial camp is located at a point several miles south of town. The tent is guarded by men armed with shotguns and no one is allowed to approach anywhere near it.
I take a runnin' staht an' but 'im in de belly wid my haid. "De nex' do' was locked, an' I bus' hit down. Dere was Jack, 'bout hahf done f'. Blood all over de fla'. Ev'thing in de room busted up an' tipped over. I hauls 'im to a back do', but hit locked. I kick out a winder, heaves 'im onto my shoulder, an' runs back to de ship. "Wen we comes up, dere was de cap'm standin' at de rail.
She darted to the bookcase, and discovered a dictionary. "Now I shall understand Flattery," she remarked "and then we shall understand each other. Oh, let me find it for myself!" She ran her raw red finger along the alphabetical headings at the top of each page. "'FAD. That won't do. 'FIE. Further on still. 'FLE. Too far the other way. 'FLA. Here we are! 'Flattery: False praise.
By January 15th the secessionists had possession of arsenals at Augusta, Ga., Mount Vernon, Ala., Fayetteville, N. C, Chattahoochee, Fla., and Baton Rouge, La., of forts in Alabama and Georgia, of a navy-yard at Pensacola, Fla., and of Forts Jackson and St. Philip, commanding the mouth of the Mississippi.
Unless there is objection at Washington, you are at liberty to publish this correspondence if you wish. On May 6 the Chairman of the Central Cuban Relief Committee replied as follows: Washington, D. C,, May 6,1898. Clara Barton, Key West, Fla.: Submitted your message to President and Cabinet, and it was read with moistened eyes. Considered serious and pathetic.
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