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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-27
BILL M'KINLEY AnD TON REED.
Distingu SIZED Republicans To he Here Dur NJ
she Fall.

Tom Reed OF Maine has promised Ma
ior Morrill, to deliver three or four
speeches Ill Kansas during the campaign,
Wichita being named rs one OF the sure
points, when It's big Auditorium will he
filed.
Mayor Cox having some inside informa-
zion which he considered definite as to Ma
jor MckiuIey's intention Of visiting Kan
sas during the campaign and knowing II
he came Wichita would be disappointed II
it failed Of chance to hear him, sailed the
following telegram yesterday into the
executive Office Of the Buckeye state at
Columbus, as q slight reef on the majors
western trip, and hiat ii he didn'1 come
west now not to forget Us later on. The
following is the mayors telegram:
Thousands of as good Republicans rs
ever endorsed the Mckinley bill join me
in respectfully asking you to stop at
Wichita on your way TO or from Denver To
address them Oh the issues OF the hour.
Signed Il u. Cox, Mayor.
10 which the following reply was re-
ceived during the day:
COLUMBUS, O., June 26s
Hon. /. ". Cox. Wichita,
Il appreciate your generous telegram
aud If west would surely be glad to greet
the good republicans of Wichita
[oiguedl "WM MCKINLEY"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-27
CHARGED WITH PERJURY.
Warrant Issued for one OF the Wilnesse
in Contempt Case.

a warrant was sworn out last evening
in Justice Jones court for the arrest of
J. e. Finney charging him, it is alleged,
with perjury.
This Gct Is the commencement of another
chapter III the SUIT brought by W. l..
Johnson, under the prohibltOry law,
against the drug store attached to the
hotel
Mr.. Finney was one OF the witnesses in
the contempt proceedings held in the dis
trict conrJ night before last, and he swore
that at q o'clock on last Friday evening
lie bought a half pint Of whisky at the
placs mentioned.
Senator O'Bryan, who is attorney for the
defense, IN his periginations through the
records OF the court yesterday found that
Mr.. Finney, who is juror, was in the jury
room and constantly In charge of Bailltf
McCollister from 4:3O p IN. Friday till 9 Il.
m. Saturday. and consequently could not
possibly have purchased the whisky at the
time and place stated in his evidence.
IL is said that Mr.. Eiuney stated to
Judge Reed yesterday that he had made
mistake as to the date.
What the matter will amount to Is in
some doubt. Some attorneys hold that If
F!uney did swear to the statement made
innocently, he cannot be held responsible
fo- IL - the criminal law. The other side
holds that he made the statement deliber-
aLely and repeated it several times in
answer To repeated and clear questions. II
all seems, however, to be question of
intent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-27
HoIEL >OJoURNERS.

Carey hotel-E. y. Turner. Marysville,
Kan: l. Hilpp st. Joseph; c. J. Haffey,
Eureka: {. T.. Keeling. Caldwell; y. LIv-
iugston, Fort Scott; VI. :. Brown. New
York. a l. Redden, e. Dorado; J. j.
Buyant, a b. Hale. Caldwell; II. II Gard
ner, Fl Dorado: K. L. Reynolds. Omaha;
L. NJ. Cnuklinv, Kingman; J. F. Webb,
Boone. Tex, l.. a Carter, Philadelphia;
{. Z. Benton, George q. Boou, Fort Scott;
II. L. Wild. Kansas City; II. Kaufman,
New YORK; George :. Poyen, Buffalo;
j. l. Lombard. J. A. Shannon. Will Howe,
W. :. Gardiner, II. c. Wild, K McHat-sn,
W. (. Oakes, Kansas City. II. A. Wellanc,
{. Z. Flanders, -. Louis; L. 4 Hoffman,
W A Neyner, NJ C. Fisher, o. o. Gar
lex. {. W. Holding, ID Byrnes, Chicago.
II. &. Cooler, Topeka; Vi. X MJsier.
Harrington; VI. Kaufman, Bluff Cry, l.;
Charles PatJison and wife. Miss Mary
HadIey. Il Dorado. II. {. Thomson, BeD-
edjct, Kan; X A Cherry. Onsha; :. 2.
" oOd, Texarkana; 4 +. Powers, Win
field.
Hotel Metropo,e-,Jas D. Allen s. Logis;
I. d. Holt Kansas CITY; r y. Case
Springfield. H.: c. L BlrgIS ST Louis,
<. NJ. Martin New YoEN, a. ID BgrroI
Hutchinson. o T. West Milwaukee. I. II.
Mckee New York: ". +. Steward Kansas
City. W J Jackson Caldwell. II. Carpeu-
ter ksLsss CITY. ". l. COmyiils Topeka.
Gee. K W!.leI - Paul.
Hotel AlAuhstran-Tbeo. Hunter. Rob
iuson. T.. Juo. 4. >howalter, wrilirg o.,
~. ". CASH aud wjir. Coldwageg; l. d.
Brown. Ca,caEo, J / Pirto. ksn-as CITY,
= Glars. -. Jo--Dh. &. z Waite. HANS
{ 81. q. Z Mickey. Aa'houy, geo. W.
Stevens, Medlcltse Lodge. 4. + Msggart',
kaa.as Cliy. T. T. Hippls, HuIehsnSoL
" Reynolds, Washington
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-27
VALUABLE BOOKS.

The Roland" Of Ariosto, printed at
Ferrara in 1915, was sold by Quaritch
for 81. 500.
TIE first edition, 1889. OF Galius
Aulus brought $4,000 at the Sunderland
sale in 1882.
''HIsToRIARUM RoMASoRUH," printed
at Venice in l47o, was sold by Quaritch
for $1,000.
GUTENBERG Bible, second edition.
1850 or therea bouts, was sold by Qua
ritch for SIS, 5000.
LA CHAssE RoYALE DU RoI CRANES
IX.," printed in 1926, brought $3.50 at
the Behague sale.
"LEs QUARTZ DERSIEREs CLOSES"
printed by Csxton in 1474, was sold by
Quaritch for s., 800.
LES AMoUBs DE DAPHSIs EFT CHLOE, d"
printed in 17is, brought $500 at the
Quentin Bauchart sale.
"LE SOSGE DE PoLYPHuE," printed
in 1899 by Aldus, brought 81, $50 at the
Gosford sale IN 1882
THE works Of Virgil, printed on vel
lum At Rome in 1870, were sold By
ouaritch for s., 0tD.
THE works OF Monstrelet. printed on
veIlum in 1900. brought $500 at the
Techener sale IN 1887.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-27
NORMAL NOTES.
what the School Ma'ams are Doing .: The In
slitute.
The normnl numbers over two hundred

The normal numbers over two huu0red
now.
Prof Naylor returned last night and
Will take charge OF his classes today.
Nine of the scholars have agreed to con-
test for rhetorical honors St the close of
the institute aud will be training during
next month.
One of the instructors says that the
marked popularity OF this institute is the
absence Of any physical deformIty. All
seem To have perfect bodies.
The following maxim propoundei by
one of the ''lictor" yesterday is presuma-
bly, for the gentlemen. Those who ex-
pect TO rate hi I'll III this world must expec-
torste on the floor
Professor Kate Brown of the science de-
partment OF Lewis academy, has proven
herself an able substitute for Professor
Nay lOr Her work i'll dIdactics, physics
and natural philosophy shows her 10 be a
master OF these subjects.
Primary work under Miss Shuts is re-
ceIving more attention from the teachers
than primary work has received before.
Teachers are coming TO know that more of
them are deficient IN this most important
part OF their work than any other. Thirty
six little folks are constantly ut work
under direction of Miss Shuts. and the
results will b. manifest next year through
out the county.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-27
MES QUINCY TALKS.
she Proves Nv the BlhIe That C..rnot's Esd VS.
AccuF tcis TIeiitted-

Mrs Qaimby, the prophecies. claims e
assassination Of President Ca-Eot 80 the
partial iuiti!ln,ent OF the DIRE destruction
OF cities aud the rule Of anarchy which she
has been predicting. She says that Car
nnt's death j. but a prelude 10 that OF
others and warning % that time when
the dense clouds % sulphuToUs fumes vii
mark the once beautiful cities CT earth
D sssing into Oblivion from dynamite ex-
plo>iOns-
Yesterday reporter was sent TO her
suburban tone anl aS lie caierel she cried:
oh. lam glad 4 Se- yOa. i. Is al tie
Lor'i's direction"
well, ;he French president has been
stabbed"
',Yes, II is recorded in the Bible
Didu't sou know I'll 20 and get the
book and snow you. IL Is IN the second
chapter Of Habakkuk, and the seveuta
verse" said the good lady a. she pointed
out the place.
When the question w2s asked, who
would DC the next to 20. she read mum
Der of verses explanatory and fsofn " hat
could be gathered the following rulers
may throw up their hands, Tor they VII! go
III the following order:
FRS, the Inikado of Japan viii bite the
dust. then the Germans will weep for
King William, while Pope Leo will not
have time 10 receive the last sacrament.
linen Queen ictOEldt lO4lONtQ Nv
the KIM. OF Spain and LilUokaianI vail
juin the spirits OF their fathers. Car
Alexander aud the sultan OF Turkey viii
next cease their despotic sway TO hasten on
to Piuto's realm, and last of all Governor
Waite of Colorado will sh utiie OF this
mortal coil.
What then,"
"What then. The cities will be blown
up and the anarchists will put ruler up
Nx-artl II ha nnnfF
them they Will Just put stick OF dyna-
mite under him aud blow him 10 pieces,
get another, do likewise TO him and then
Christ will come and rule over the whole
world universal king. for this Is the
Lords doings aud ali a preparation Tor
Christ's advent"
When asked about Grover Cleveland she
showed lenieney. she believes he IS ex-
empt and will not be wipsd out She says,
however, that he mustn't count on a pic
mic. Bat his name Is bad, and she
puckered up her mouth aud shook her
head. Grover means one who digs hole
"a miner. aad Cleveland, seer Cleveland.
He is now in hole aud the earth will
c,eave open and swallow him up.
Mrs. Lease" said she, lis smart and is
poor II she were rich her party would not
look down upon her. But now ~! give
her the siur because she Is poor.
DO you think woman's suffrage will
carry" was answered emphatically NO,
The cities will be blown up and the hills
cast down and the seas Will flow over the
lands"
As the reporter was leaving she request
ed him to especially note that when she
was cast out of the Adventist church she
opened her bible at the chapters and
of Ezekiel Sue is sure and Dides her time
waiting till the DAY when she can put on
her ascension robe.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-27
WHAT MIX. RANSOM .Ys HIHsELF.

Mr.. w G.. Ransom called vest riay TO
assure Us that ss 10 tie news, dispatches
and lumoTs touching the sal tragedy o.
his sou and bis deaoh, his family had not
a particle III III feeling. he explained,
and which was unknown 10 Us before that
hc himself sent the first dispa,ch, on what
he thought 10 be jhs most reliable auth
ority. ''MeI'' himself read all the EAGLE
had 10 sly and did not Complain OF any
MISREPRESENTATION. The EIt.eness Of The
preauress. the stinkingness OF the envy
OF some people Is beyond average compre-
hrr-iaD.
Mr. r. SAVE that the late hail storm for a
hals mile or more Oh each SIDE % Aln aud
FOR five miles sgesr, auuihllated every green
thing, p0UudiuS the Eraiu into the ground
aud then in q p.ip and cutting of The
fruit aud luiurlnZ the trees Ih- bail fell
for an hour aud ten minutes On tue farms
within the above limit leaving nothing.
80 thick did il fall THAT he could not see
his bara which Is less Than two hundred
feet from the house.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-27
Still Another Name

Life would be simplified in some OF
its aspects if the same thing were al
ways called by the same name Such
is not the case, however, and perhaps
it is better so. If there were no myS-
teries and surprises, the world would
be less intesesting.
Col. Philip Lee was passing through
South Carolina thirty odd years ago
it was in war-time-when he accosted
nn old negro with the question:
81 say, uncle. are there any Huge
nots about here?'
The colored man looked surprised,
and answered the question by another:
"Well, 1 declare, where be you-uns
FROM"
From way up in old Kentucky, "
said Col. Lee.
We'll. thought so. Why, in Ten
nessee they call EN- peanuts, in Geor-
gia they call 'em COOLERS. in Alabama
thew is penders. here in South Caro-
lima we call EN- groun peas. and now
YOU fellows way off dere IN kentucky
call EN- hugonuts, Well, l 90 declared
" outh' : Companion.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-27

The county has got its money out OF the
suspended State National bank.
When reporter for the EAGLE called at
the cour; house yesterday County At
t0rney Boone aud Judge I. B. Wall
emerged from the county commissioner =
Office, sweating Ike industrious Africans
at an election, into the corridor 70 take a
bath in the south breeze that blew
through.
Both Of them looked like they had gone
through a cyclone and their disordered
locks indicated that they had done good
deal Of head scratching TO develope the
ideas. plans and arguments with which
they conquered.
They had just finished their work in Sc
curing from James Lombard S19,05l 81 and
from John B. Carey 50. 525. 90 making III ALI
SIS 557.I4
This is the amount of money the coun-
ty had or deposit in the State National
bank at the time of the suspension of that
institution.
The Careys were the first
county If Mr.. Lombard would
ami offered to settle the boud in proper
tioa TO the stock each had IN the bank.
Mr.. Boone aud Judge Wall then went To
Kansas City end by some very clever legal
maueuVerlug presented tne matter there
in such a forcibIe manner that Mr.. Lom-
bard indicated that lie would probably
accept the proposition.
The final settlement was made Yesterday
in the county commissioners Office in the
presence of ali concerned except Mr.. Carey
vino is in California.
The settlement is, in a measure, taken
As an Indication of the future OF the bank.
Some regard it as not very favorable TO
q t.tfO rr hai m Hp m
argue that il a reorganization was proba-
bic in the near future there would be no
necessity for the settlement OF tue bond, as
the county could then come In like other
creditors. This. however, Is only an opin-
ion and it may be wrong Negotiations
for reorganization are still going on and
the result will be known within q very
feN DAYS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-27
WEDNESDAYS BARGAINS.

Again the crowds came on railroads.
In street cars, in carriages and on foot; in
dozens, in couples and singly. Watch the
crowds. See the clerks, all busy, all happy.
Many ladies are expecting to get pattern
and have 1t made up by Madame Russell
while this suit sale is going on. These
ladies must not get disappointed if they find
our suits have all been disposed Of at this
special sale. They are going fast-.-even
surprising us, and unless you look at them
you may never know what you have missed.
Remember: Choice of any pattern $50 and
$50 suits not excepted made up, with lining
and trimmings absolutely free, in latest pat
terms.
Our other goods are not lying idle All
are going fast. You will need them and
had best investigate our plain, truthful state
ments as to their cheapness.
CASH HENDERSON.
$50 and 1872 North Main St.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-27
BICNCIIsTs RETURN.
Thy mplain OF Kansas City Treatment but
Praise EmporiI.

Harry Fehleison, Frank and Merit Burt
and Charlie Wilson returned from the
Kansas CITY bicycle races yesterday.
They expressed their admiration at the
treatment received at the hands OF the
Athletic club but were strong in their de-
nuGciation of the handicap MOriarity.
They say In some races MOriarlty gave
mea start clear around the track and
the last man 10 start had TO go exactly
twice as fast as the first.
Although one OF them won in each of
three races, u some way or other Moriar!ty
refused TO grant the prizes while thoss
won RACES who rods the wheel which Mori
arity represents.
At EmpogIa where they stopped over
the boys report the finest Kind OF treat
meut. Here tehlison won IA So diamond
pin aud $40 cvc!ometsr Burt won a SO
stop watch, $40 ring aud SIS watch.
While III Kansas City Fehilsou had his
wheel collapse under him aud ia being
.hTowu To tue ground had his back spraIn-
Ell and his kaee severely injured. He Is
now scarcely able u be about.
joe Healey Is iO Kansas City aud has
again started cut To be a racer. lie says
he will reduce he 10 mile record Of Ross
Miller at least four seconds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-27
WICHITA MINISTER HoNoRED.
Rev. Bru Grifhth has CelIege Degree Con-
fereI Cpo. Him.

Rev. Bruce Griffith, pastor Of the Re
formed church, in very happy. Yesterday
he received II piece of parchment from
Franklin aud Marshall college, his Alma
Mater, comforting upon him the degree of
y VI.
The degree was conferred upon him in
consideration of work done in IA post
graduate course of three years and be-
cause of the high grade he made in the re-
quired examinations.
Reverend Griffith came to Wichita last
October and since that time success has
followed his efforts To build up his con-
greSation. He Is a minister OF ability IN
bis pulpit ami Influence in his church and
consequently is doing a good work among
his psople who love him tor his personal
worth and admire him FOR sacrificing
bright future in Journalism that he might
better serve his Master.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-27

Hilarious sounds OF merriineat snl ex-
element al the rooms Of thu Statesmen :
Protective association over 227 East Doug
las las; night was eccasioned by the iuitis-
tiqp Of 1--WE new members into the asSocls
ton.
Tbe following are those who were drawn
through the Knot hol-: {. r. Bi-elow,
Ber: Clark, sam Dunn. Pete Daily, George
DrLoUg.
he ensuir.. wear. \. d. Beeman. ggaud
salesman aud president: Tom fiuney.
grand CLERK: HAIRY Cotton. graIsd rec lr.:r'-
Robert NcVicar, grani wardsua an tisor-e
Jones. grand pilot; Is. l. GINNING, v.ces
prss;d n: c II. Coos treasurer; Frcc
Ean.eS. financial secretary; L mer haze,
rccOrdlu. secretary.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-27
rErE CHAMPErRE..

All who fluid pleasure III outdoor pas
times these warm evenings VIII bs graft
he'd 10 learn that the ladies of the German
Independent Aid society have concluded
cartel with the weather clerk under which
t.vy have perfected arrangements for their
lawn fete at the Fecaheimer grove, South
Water street, tomorrow. Thursday even
ing The program for the eveaing has
bsen augmented by the addition OF some
new features. OF course the refreshments
VIII be au fait The proceeds 80 10 sweet
sharliy. Don't fail 10 be there.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-27
DIDN'T KNOW IT.
Return to Wichita Alter Abseace of twenty
one Years.

Mrs McWilliams of Darby was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs McWilliams lived in this city in
the early days, bat mnvet to Derby 81
years ago aud although Derby Is only ten
miles distant she has never been here
since. Stranger still Is the story she tells.
She bought u lot in Derby when she first
moved there, settled upon it, and has not
been off that lot in all these years
covering generation almost. When
she left Wichita there were only
a few wooden Shanties here When she
got off at the depot yesterday morning he
whole scene looked like a dream TO her.
The tall massive buildings. The wide
streets paved until they are as smooth as
glass aud the electric cars drawn without
horses. We're all revelation TO her which
made her Utmost dizzy.
Her leaving home was occssioned by her
son getting into trouble aud being tried
for some crime IN this city.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-27
COMING LOCAL EVENTS

The Ladies' Aid society Of the FRS: Pres
byt-rian church will meet IA the church
narlors to-day a. ) o'c.OcA- Mr. heudTieS.
Tue pupils OF Mrs, Eva B Sge.fee iwii,
give recital this. " eGue-day, evening" a,
o'clock 10 The rooms II the Musical c.Uo
IN City building.
4 meeJiu. CT the Cooking ciub s clIlsd
for Thursday morning a. > o'clock sHarn.
At the residsnce % Nrs. b l. sriman-
All members requested 70 &c present
The Y. p. = ( E 81 the Lsnco.B Street
Presbyterian CHURCH VII give a sawl social
a the residences Il y. = FGiler. corner o.
Topeka avenue auG kvi!o-- str--t ihi>
evening Goo4 u.G>lc aid SOo1 illle 4gz
promised
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-27
CITY DEFEATED.
Damages Award d to Mr.. Oibbony for Broken
Leg.

Yesterday morning Judge Reed of the
district court opened sealed verdict IN
the case OF Gibbony against the city OF
Wichita which verdict awarded him dam
ages to the extent OF s, 200 fox a broken
leg.
While going home from the Populist
state convention two years ago, early IN
the morning. Mr.. Gibbony did not follow
the Oft repeated admonitioUs of that body
to keep In the middle of the road and
result he broke his leg on defective side
walk. Amidoh & Coniey were his atjor-
neys while Ciiy Attorney Myatt ably rep
resented the city The case will probably
90 up TO the supreme court.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-27
SETTLED THE BOND
COUNTY PAID IN FULL ITS CLAIM
AGAINST STATE NATIONAL

James Lombard and John E. Carey
Put Up According TO Their Inter-
est III the Concern-Settiemen
Made Yesterjay-It is sup
posed to Indicate Fail
ure 10 ReorganiZe
the L IL ness.
How it Was
Done.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-27
Sb~Was Tired.

well, may I hope. then, dearest,
that at some time may have the hap
piness OF making you my wite?"
Eyes, ! hope so, am sure, she re-
piled I'm tired Of suing fellows Cor
breach Of pAlrnise. r-:-TeLas Sitting.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-27

No MORTAL Is ric b as long as he has
the too:hachc--Gal-cston Ne-Ts.
Ms &U-CAHv-.'S sure. Nike must
have studied medicine since he whit n
the army. lie writes home that ne : .
surgent- Harper Bazzr.
The pace was robbed last night
Indeed, What was taseue-- Nearly
everything In fact. the only tang
nc, disturbed was the Waterman. -
TsG-Bits-
HvssASD---Thev sly of rnRr-le1 no
2ie that t1sy gre a-- c-c- Ns EicI o4e-
vvor1crs' s,itc---Ihe vvoz1an- of
course You are the winner. yoG know;
consequently / must DC the won .
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-27
DESIRE TO SERVE
MANY CANDIDATES SEEKING HON
ORS AND EM0LUMENTS.

Repu blicans are the Only Ones Who
are Candid Enough TO Ask What
They Nant-PopulisU Candi-
dates are Too Numerous to
Mention-The Democrats
are Standing Pat Elk
cept for Appoint
meutS in the
Postcfiicc,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-27

Tae men who assaulted Larry King
neaz uuto des, Z. tbe uigat before las.
were rs pals They escaped Into Cole
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-27

Qa at. The laya festival AZ Fsch-
aeialer's grove t1sauTruw eveRia-- he
...aie> propose snRA'ug g t-e p-rasare-
ablest Sos,sl entertainment CT tie sezso1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-27
THEY INITIATE

Tic saicsmen Take in Aemss.s and EIccs
Cficcrs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03
THE EEARSARGE WILL BE HIS FLAGSHIP

Acting Rear-Admiral Oscar F. Stanton. who was
recently restored to duty, and ordered to the tenn
norary command Of the North Atlantic Squadron,
will sail tomorrow the steamship George W..
CLYDE for San Domingo, to take the kearsarge as
his flagship Admiral Stanton entered the Navy as
midshipman on December %, 1919, at a time when
midshpmen not sent to Annapolis TO get their
first practical lessons In Navy duties, and he was
Immediately ordered to cruise In China and Japan,
being one OF the young officers connected with the
Perry Japan expedition, from 1850 to 1893. lie re-
manned year longer in China waters. being trans
ferred from the Susquehanna to the Saratoga, and
then returned home and took years course at the
Naval Academy lust before the Civil War he re-
turned from duty in connection with the capture
OF slavers. and throughout the war served IN the
lanes River and Potomac hoiillas. His first shore
duty was as ordnance officer at the New-Iork Navy
Ward in 1854 He was promoted 10 commodore two
wears ago and his command of the Brazil squad
ron q few months ago his first duty as flag
officer His peremptory removal on october p, for
saluting the flag OF Admiral Mello, caused general
stIrprise The act was viewed by the Navy De-
narfment as an urffriendy one toward o friendly
Power and he was suspended pending an inquiry.
HIS explanation following his return home couple
of weeks ago accepted by the Navy Depart
ment, and he was restored to active duty.