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beautiful picnic grounds just out Of town, closing
with n Campfire In the evening. Gen. Hurst, Past
Department Commander of the GAR. Of Ohio
aud Hon. w. O. Tingle were present and delivered
addresses. Some $50 veterans and a large number
OF citizens with their wives, children and sweet
hearts were present.
The meeting Of the Posts Of Holmes. Wayne,
Knox and Coshocton Counties took place at Mill
lersburR, Aug - and was well attended. Camp
hretook place la the City Hall this evening, where
an address Of welcome was made by Mayor Duer.
The program was unique and interesting one.
PENNSYLVANIA
Tho officers election Of the Ross Guard, 81 Anna
III. Ross Post, 81, Philadelphia, takes place this
week A. there viii he NO opposition the officers
will be: Capt, James T.. Holt; First Lieut.. ".
Harry lliboun; Second Lieut., james Walker.
Civil officers: Pres, Henry Clayton; N.-', Benz
IL Woodhouse; sec, James Walker; Treas, ). NJ.
Jones. The Guards will give war t0blcRu en-
tcrtaiumeut in the Academy Of Music on Tuesday
evening Nov. ~, ln celebration Of the l9th anul'
versHry Of the POSTS organization.
Gen. John i. Reynolds Post, "a, Philadelphia, has
organized - Washington club. with the following
officers Pres, David :. Mcclure; Sec, William
Curry; Treas, Jerry Fisher The members hope
to take from 800 TO zoe comrades 10 Washington at
the next National Eucampment.
Col. Fred. Tay luF Post 10. Philadelphia. has been
allowed 90 spend about all that has been expended
recently for the support and removal Of the Doyle
sisters. Who were SO kind 10 The passing troops
irom 1861 20 1868 in organizing the Volunteer Re.
ireshmcnt Saloon. Au appeal To Down last ~
Posts would probably receive better attention.
Asst q. M.-Gen, lowering has acted pcrsisienily
aud noby Ia the matter. Another appeal was
made 20 the city Posts last week. One Of the sis
tiers, Mrs Reed will be pinced in the Home for
lncurablcs the other is la the Insane Asylum at
NouistOWn. Mrs DoNle was transferred there
from the Philadelphia Hospital.
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upon Mr. Lyon as the printers devil 10 sell to the
eager pOpulace. AT length the martial spirit took
possession Of him. and although but little IS
years Of age lie enlisted in August 1861 and was
transferred detached service to the Transports
ton Quartermaster'5 Department at Chattanooga
From this point To Atlanta his duties called him,
often being "ditChed" with the train By guerTilas.
but always cvading eapt"re. In the Spring of 1860
he discharged, and was COMPEL led 10 return
home via Knoxville. Tenn, Gen. Thomas and
the rebel Hood had cUt communications 10 their
little set-to. AT Knoxville a party Of escaped
Union officers and pryates were anxious to get
through to Cincinnati and two Paymasters
also there with chests full Of money, the COM
mandant OF the post at Knoxville offered each man a
horse and 40 rounds if the party would agree
To guard the PaymasteTs safely through the lines
The offer gladly accepted. and the job
performed, occupying two weeks, the party turning
over their truck " at NiehOlsye, KY, and taking
the train for Cincinnati. After arriving mt home
in Hudson Mr. Lyon again entered the Gazeite
Office and Ia the Fall Of 1865 went to Detroit TO
serve the last year of bis apprenticeship in the
Union Office. In August 1866, lac married Buffalo
az. Y y lady. Then followed varied experience in
the newspaper business, in which he has proved
very successful, for he owns and edits weekly,
Public OPiaiOH, in WAtertOwn. In March, 1880 he
was chosen Captain of Mai DemOrest Camp. %,
Watertowu, and reelected again for the year 1891.
In May, 1891, he elected Colonel Of the Divis-
ion, which office he still holds with credit to the
Order and honor to himself
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RELIEF CORPS NEWS.
GlGaningS from National HeadQuar-
ters--NOteS from the Departments
NATIONAL pRrsInENT.

National President Sue Pike Saunders has been
the recipient Of congratulations upon her election
to the Office OF National President Woman's Relief
Corps. from comrades OF the Grand Army. State
and National, well from representatives, OF the
W.RC. who have long stood IN the front line Of
soldier charities Past National President Sarah T.
Fuller. Past National Secretary Eleanor B. Wheeler
Mrs. John a. Logan, Past COMMANDMENTS Chief
Van Der WORT and his good wife. Amanda, and
many others write warm words OF cheer. The
year opens auspciousy for the order. tie Ma
tional President is not only good Relief Corps
woman but is "A progressive woman, and ia foil
accord with every movement for the Improvement
oi society and the elevation OF her to higher
plane Of usefulness. Il is interesting to glance
over the National Headquarters letters and take L
note here and there, but space is too limited.
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CONTRADICTIONS.

For the best diamond contributed to this DEPART
ment before Oct. IS. the center word to be one OK
the following: OUT OF THE WAY, LORDS SUPPER,
JACK AND JILL, ELBOW GREASE, or BEN HARRISON,
q piush-eOvered autograph album; second best,
Protection Echoes from the Capitol For the best
square based upon YOUANDI, HATrEEE, NEsTEGG,
A. SOLVER or LANTERN Voice Of the Home beau
tifully bound second best, q Compendium of Writ
ing Best batch Of three more hat-answer puz-
zes THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE one year; next in
popular novels.
R5-The above prizes open 10 every eader. Mark
all puzzles In competition"
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NO. s7-TEIPLE WORD ENIGMA.

NO. S7-TRIPLE WORD ENIGMA.
In " Tapping wing"
Ia 'kuotted string"
In renteriug.'
Two her who rules my heart
feel my true love start.
ONE chance she knows 90 not
q, then how sad my lot
Her charms my being ALL
And hold me all in thrau.
III she say nay lil never ask
Fell THREE 20 undertake the task.
love too well revenge to seek
"A vengefnl heart Is poor and weak!
BEECH NUT, Newburg, ". Y,
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= FNNeuI Eli- re was DOR %
in White Haven. PA. Feb.
q. iSf|. after the roar and
c amor OF battle wers
over His father. a.
Fra enthsI enlisted April
Is. isGl as q private Il
Go. q. Slh Pa. On March
., 1865, hc WIS promoted
i0 Lieutenant % Go. 9 SD
Pa. nud served with dis
tiuCtipu rs such until June
%, 1855. Young Frsucu-
thai, early iu bis youth,
attended the common
schools Of Pennsylvania,
in the towns Of ~ bite
Haven, Ply outh and
others. completing his
education 40 the Central
State Normal school at
Lock Haven. fIc went 20
81. Louis iu 1881. lu ] -
he accepted the position
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NO. s6-IALF soUARF.

]. To destroy the force of habit in. The state
OF being embodied in water. .ObsJ 3 DUH 4.
sports practced iu The water 5. A pOiutess sword
carried before English mOuarchs. 6. ChastisiuR
Z Pertaining TO subdivision Of the Trenton
period 8. IransgressiOns. o member. 10.
Supported. IL A letter
-PALLAs. Valley FaIls r Z
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The Census Bureau reports that the paau'a-
tion OF the State of Nasbiu- toB ga Is-l was
- no, While la l~!n :,5pa.atiau IL 30 2gJ
w-s Icturncd--an increase ul 2sir25i, ar 70 I :
per cent Skgmup,f County shows Z. 81. -lL aa.
crease. lu all iG= o.Au: Cnuut.ys !arsc IA.
crCsses arc shown
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Appeals to Ills Old Friends.

L. v. Hammond. s41 Constant street, New
Orleans, wants to know if the many soldiers
who were benefited by the services OF his
father, Acting Asst Surg. William L. Ham
mOnd, who served four years in the hospital &C
Alexandria, will not assist to build q tomb to
him. The family arc in very reduced eircum-
stances, aud such assistance would DO gladly
received.
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The FIRST j. plant which orr valleys sIorn:
Que Kind - the succuieut a. diau-c1ru.
The NEXT is "a part but Co be more explicit
means 90 assign. Now know you can't miss "a
The WHOLE shows much ardor and wins n he can,
For hes always Ia earnest, a strong partisan.
u. G. NJ, san Francisco Cal.
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J. The title Of a famous romance by I1s Sage.
A titanic iron ore. (UnRb.J 3. American natu-
ralist, l82j-lss3. a Made dusky 5. English
painter, b. 1872. 6. Grand Vicar OF Freius ZOO z
vessel in which the sower carries seed TO be scat
tered.
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ARMY go 1894 a. "a member
az Co. *, lst T.. -, aud Was
discharged in 1859. BE
lienrd iiie first shot az SUM
ter, for lac was one Of the
200 selected 60 reinforce
thatplnce. Returning after
the surrender 60 New
York, where lie was rs
signed Go Co. *. 81 II s.,
lic participated iu the fol-
lowing battles: First Bull
Hun, siege Of Yorktown,
Gaiuess Mil. Malvern
llill. second Bull Run,
Autietnn, Fredericksburg,
charlottesville, Getty
burg, aud RappalIauuoCk
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l. A letter. . A village Of Belgium. 3 Tho
tWiEght. tEl o. A cloth adorned with gold or
SILVER lace. .. The language of a C0ufederacy %
wariSe German tribes. g. A dictionary. T. The
character 81 a saint. s. The tropical plants from
whic" thpinea - prepared. Q. Lawful. 10 A
policeman. ~. letter
NAM LYNy. BALLimore. Ma.
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SOUTH DAKOTA,

l.. ID. Lyon, the subject
Of this sketch, az less than
eight years Of age went to
work for a farmer near
Adrian, Mich. Atthe age
Of Is he left the farm for
the printing Office, enter
ing the Office oftEe Gazette,
at Hudson, in August,
1861, having bad but four
years Of schooling. The
war WAS IN progress at
this time, and the Gdzsiie
Office issued a great many
bulletins containing
grapevine " and "reli-
able eoutraband " dis
f.ufgttaa fr4ItFaI. H.ug.T vol
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J. letter. 2 A village Of belgium. & A aeld
Century, g. To ascend, by climbing with din
Gully. D. Sialgztnite. g. A dictionary. z. Re-
sources. = Parts 81 the eyes az Invertebrates
y rlver Of Nu-triu. 10. a mott eI appearance Of
light and shade ia wood. Do. A letter.
-GUtDOS, Washington, ID. @.
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-ALETASDEE, West Gray, Ne.
10. cHARAnE.

Two Is a measure, vast and round
ONE store Of something never THREE,
IT'S stanch and strong and Eighty bound,
Save where the spirit d0weth free.
And ALL is he who holds command
Der treasures from ths boarded good,
Partaken from diseretiOns hand,
Or needs reyiying amplitude
-PRoTEUs, Salem, N. IL.
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E - q . malden. InveIv - -


W hose greatest desires % be loved by a boy.
When speak ing Of self she uses the THIRD:
10 conjunction with others the Mkt Il the word,
Tie WHOLE IL q river thats mighty and strong
Through parts Of our country 10 bushes along
Like most Of our wishes 10 often Is crossed
Ana, though mighty at times az the end 10 il IOsk.
FRANK c. MARTIN Athens o.
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NO. 91-cnARAnE.

NO. 9l-CIARADE.
TO 4jur.l
If you dig down deep
Where treasures sleep,
You'll find WHOLE there
III anywhere
i guess;
To find bright ONE
is surely fun;
All smiling greet
When Il they meet
oh, yesi
Well all be TWO
When life is through;
Then ONE is naught--
Not worth q thought;
So lis.
This truth imDart
To every heart,
God loves us ALL
Both great and small
We're his.
C. RACE, Washington, D. o.
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Best solving record for September mos. 10 to ID
fine water-cOlOr paint outfit, completes
next in merit, The Last Tournament, by Tenny-
son; next RoOse's Illustrated Washington; next,
Worcesler's Pocket Dictionary; next, five popular
novels. In making awards neAtness Of lists viii
be taken into consideration.
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NO. SQUARE.

]. A double-edged, sharp-pointed knife. 2 Ivory
black. 3. river OF Austrian Italy 4. Scotch
traveller, q. 1910. 5. Figures whose angles ara
equal. 8. A town Of France, in Loire. z. 5hivers.
(Obs)
GLOVES, Philadelphia, Pa.
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MISSOURI.

q. T. W. Frochlch, Secretary, oquawlSa, H.:
Reunion 10Th Mo. and Co. H. 2ith Mo, with Mill
tafy Tract Association at Princeton. lil., Sept "a
Col, Samuel A. Holmes viii attend and Erosts
ReEimcutal History viii Doe distributed
Jonathan johnson, Secretary, Ncv9: Soldiers
Reunion at Fair Grounds, Memphis, Mo. The 2lst
Mo. viii meet at same time.
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NEW YORK.

G. Tnssc Secretary. Canandaigua: Reunion 18th
y. y. ~ this place sept. a.
John w. NrrWiu. Secretary. E,mirR: Reunion
lClSi n. y. al l22 Lake street, Elmira, Sept IS.
A. =. Burr, Pulaski: About 80 members 81 tie
listh \, Y. met in Pulaski Aug. -. aud formed au
organization They elected u J.. Parkhur-l presi-
dcut, A. r. Burr Secretary, aud l. l.. bentley Treas
urer. an members 81 tllis regiment who were
their address Go the Secretary.
Joseph NJ. Williams Secretary = Joralcmon
street, Brooklyn: Reunion ish y Y az Fort Ham
lton, New York li1rbur sept. l., al o'clock.
On" hundred and tw"uiy-cight survivors uf tie
lst n. y. Dragons held Reunion Ht Portage
Bridge ora the old camp-grouni where they gath
cred % years ngu. The forenoon wHs spent in
visiting the Old camp, social chats aud req sieriI
thc members present. 81 ls3Gtbe DTsguuu- formed
in line iu front n the Cascade House ard marched
10 Williams Grove, where the entertainment
exercises took place. Officers: Pres Lieut. sidney
Morris, 81 Lu-kcrou, Mich, N.-P, Charles Sui
piIIu, ~ Mt Morris; See. Charles u. Gibson. Of
NJ. Norris Treas, Charles 4. Gardaer, 81 War
saw.
John NJ I.0veiov Secretary, South Valley: Re
union l2l-t =. a., al Llilc Falls. sept. ".
&. ~. Vessels. Sil Produce LKClauEc New York:
Reunion l2g ~ Y. nj Cuuarsic l.. J. sent. TO- tire
2th auulrrr-ary 81 the departure Of the regiment
fpr The seat Of war. Any crmrade who may not
have received notice # tie Reunion is requested TO
send ltir address al once to tine.
Joseph A. Moore Secretary. % South Eleventh
avenue. M. Vernon: Reunion Ith ~ Y. Cav. nj
li7 West Thrty-secOnd street, New York city
Write Secretary.
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john c. Patterson, Secretary: Reunion lith N J.
nj South Amhoy sept. IL.
= ID. AspinwRll, Secretary. a0l Market street.
Newark: Reunion ot Gen. kcarny's First New
Jersey brigade ai EigcwuiCr Park sept %. Gen.
l.. Burd Grubb has extended a cordial invitation To-
hls old comrades 10 meet him at his beautiful home
on the banks 81 the Delaware River, and viii be
home from Madrid, Spain, TO join them that oc.
casIon. Comrades who have not attended the
former Reunions will please send their names To
the Secretary.
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member az the Grand Army. lie wns n delegate
10 tle last Convention iu Boston; placed on
tic Committee oH Resolutions. aud made speech
the minority report on the question ui pensions;
which minority report WAS adopted by the Encanlp-
meut,
KANSAS
Department Commander Timothy Mccarthy was
born iu Killarney, County Kerry, ireland, aud
came 40 this country in 1851 entering the Regular
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SONS OF VETERANS.
News from the Various Divisions.
Elections Of Officers, etc.
MISSOURI.

One of the most popular as well "a able, men IN
LLe AL.--.mr- L-x---nn L-L.- 10 Col --r---- W
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PENNSYLVANIA.
d. johnson. WltlcnhcTg
Somerset sept. s.
VERMONT.

Eeuui1u AZ Gen. PDck's old command tie Oh
w.. was hrld 90 Bennington Aug. - Dudley X.
hUGrOt- the second Colonel al tIic regiment. was
eicc,c permanent Pres dout, aud tHr fpr uiicrfs
brr. llr-t N.-l,, Gen. a.. =. pc,3;. Sycuud y T.
George u. Lane, Springfield, Mass. see. Treas.
D. q. Parker. tovents- I4ccu'igH Committee. q.
D.. Euuca New puil- S. ID. Kelley. Salisbury. a..
'F Haskell Nc,imuIclaud IS a.: Myrun Curllott,
Bennington A. ~. Turner, Gardiner Mas. DIr-
luE tHC proceedings 10. Montpelier 20 .HaTt Baud
irIatftu tar Veterans a. Iuu-t uri.- I3laH CONCERT
UIlI music - lAe war times A. u+ylsgss 4Hc
society marched lo iHc UIrad" ground suI viz
urss,u a drUs- parade 81 lhD Fir- Regiment Yer
ti"rt AaioHBl GuaId. after which they Dispersed
highly pleased Wth tHcir afternoons entertain
E
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PRIZE PUNISHMENT.

ss-Answers and sOlvers viii be given In No. II.
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The sixth biennial Reunion ~ Crocler'- Iowa
brigade Association VIII be held al Dcs Mo.ucs
Iowa, sept. - and -. h,aIIy all railroad Iu the
hi.ti" 81 Iowa Wi.I transport members Ht one and
oHc-il3lId ruic ~ iuI fare going g. ihc Reunion
HHd nncilfd iIr friuWluE. q. J.. SulcJk Bcs
MolucFi De- secretary ~ 90" IrHu-p oItaiiuu Com
mliter, nud hl~ signed certificate - attendance is
Indispensable inl The DuD.ilFd rate home. To &C.
cure the reduction. q is necessary 90 procure re-
crlf1 nom lc lclei agent al starting point iof fu
ihfc PAID EofHg. ~ more tHU ono ruud b. Travelled
over receipt VIII have 90 boz obtained from each
road. THE hotels have placed their rates within
thc reach al cNcFA body Halls will DC provided
for reEimcutal meciiuga.
john u. Iacr, Secretary, Oslznloosa: Reunion
sih Iowa, Ia Collar, Sept. - aud % You vail
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thirsty. sweitering. drinking crew
seek out COMPLETE with thrilling eiovv.
Etch one with zeal .. Do. s. =
To lud Che spot which seemtlh Heaven
They 9. .. s. with ardent fcrror.
That j ll, D., 3 may crown th cudcavor.
-BEy IEovATO, Minneapolis, MINI.
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Choico original contributions and solutions
solicited from every reader of THE NATIONAL
tribune. Write puzzles on one side Of paper.
apars rom other communications Address
everything pertaining 90 this department. 20
fouNTpi, tbs NATIONAL tribune. WASH
iDgt0n, d. G..
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MASSACHUSETTS.

J. r. Merritt, Secretary, Swampscou; Reunion
I'd Mass 81 United States Hotel, Beach street, Bos-
ton, sept. l..
The l7th Mass held lts Reunion at Salem VIII
lows Aug. -. About = veterans attended. These
officers were elected: Pres, J. A. Roberts; sec,
James i. Woodland. Danvers; Treas, Col Henry
Spianef N,-Ps, Jos. Richardson, Jos. ii. Moore,
Geo. III. fuiney Brothcrton Martin, Henry Mniycy,
&. &. Morse. John H. lugcrsoll. Philip McManu,
James W. Wilson. The Association hopes 10 meet
on its old campgrouud at Iynnteld next year.
Addresses were made 10y Col. Splainc, Cspt. Mall
colin SiIlars, Comradc Haynes and others.
The 5uh Mass. and 8ih light battery held their
annual joint Reunion the 2ith at Nauiahkct Beach.
These organizations served la the Gulf Department.
Al the business meeting A. IL. johnson was elected
President, Amos Stiman. b. III. Shatucls Vice
Presidents. Geo III. Blinn Secretary. Atcr-diuner
speeches were made by Gen, y. A. 81, Dudley, Col.
J. Il. Parsons. Capt. q. l.. Duncan, NJ. W. MCsscT,
John NJ. Poor aud others.
Thos. 4. Cutter Secretary, 900 High street, New
huryport: Reunion SIih Mass al liaycrhill, sept.
H. should anyone know Of the death or change at
pos:oilice address of any comrade since last meet
ing, advise Secretary.
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The work ns planned by the eighth National
Convention IHs been carried into effect in 50 far
"a have been enabled To- interpret the action of
that body, and To its lultilimCul | have couscien-
tiuu~ly devoted time aud thought 10 apprehend
whenever possible the spirit and intent OF it, de-
ci-ous. Ia presenting resolutions that shall govern
the action OF incoming oGiccr- great Gaze should
he taken that they expressed a. 10 admit Of
but one interpretation. aud that 50 clear that
there may be no doubt as To its meaning.
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Annual Meetings Of Rcgimcn,al aud Other Organi,
cations.
CONNECTICUT.

D. q. NOodhou-c. Secretary Hartford: Reunion
22d Conn. 90 lHomp +ouNilic Sept. % The accom-
dHtion being LINKED, ~ b. thought beet not 10 iu-
gItC our families
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@Dirt, calm deiiheratiou
biseu,8uglcs cycry knot"
-Iffe I1vrrrr rua
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with iite 73d Ollioa- First
Lieutenant. AT GettyH.
burg Lieut.. CLARK re-
ceiVed wounds which
compelled lIis discharge
from the army. Has Tcsi-
deuce D. Ht MHttoou
where lc served a term
81 Judge Of the CltN
courts. lie MISC served
~ State Senator for hls
District: was "a Delegate
90 Large from the state 10
ihe last National Cenvcn-
ton ut Chicago; tempo
rnry Chairman ~ tlle last
State Republican, Conycn-
tiou. aud hHs been prac-
ticiug law fOr % years.
Comradc Clark wRs a
gaod soldier, thrice
wounded in battle, aud
Rlwuya a good working
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THE GRAND ARMY.
News From The DGlartmentS---NeW
Posts, etc.
DEPARTMENT NEWS.
CALIFORNIA.

Ghlil'1kklAH-
LIN. san Diego: The veterans 81 the Seventh
1tsnsciinn District went into camp with the M.hC.
nj Coronado Beach Aug. d., Col. Melvin Nudge, 81
prst shiloh la command. There were hundreds
al visitors and the scene lively one, The
fortnnl exercises We're held iu the theRtcr ot the
bip hotel opening there on Aug. - THIS meeting
was presided over by Senior Vice Commander Mill
len D. o. Dryden delivered nn address Of welcome
Az behalf of the citizens Of san Diego aud Coronado
Col Melvin Nudge responded on behalf oi ne WIS.,
sling veterans. Dress pnrudes, excursions beali-
bHlzus. and similar Rmuscmcnts made up Tie pro-
gram which WIS mot regular. The arrangements
sif thc camp were exceptionally complete ~ every
detail there being ample Recommendations pro-
vidcd Rn abundance Of water, both Tor dom'sie
and street spriuklng purposes, was RNnll"ne,
while the various reire-hmeu booths ana lrult Hhu
vegetable stands had "a houutiful supply: The eiee-
lion of officers resulted. Com, j.. III. Miller;
- 4 C. g. g. Rice; j. Y. C., Frank Hobart
The office OF Qnnriermas'cr was leil 10 nc $500
tiop al The Commander. 10 was also decided 10
change the name 81 the organization from lle
Seventh Inspection District 10 the Southern Cali
foruia q AR Association.
ILLINOIS,
Horace - Clark Commander OF The Department