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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09
ICE VERY SCARCE.
The Daily Demand, During the Present.
WEATHER, Exceeds the Production.

The DAILY Demanui DurlnS tuc IEehthV
Weather. Exceeds the Production.
During the extremely hot weather.
Of the past week the demand for ice ha5
been something terrific, and all the To-
cal plants have been pushed 10 their ut
most capacity 10 supply their customers.
The capacity OF the combined ice plants
of the city is about one hundred and
forty or fifty tons.a day, while the de-
mand. on the basis Of yesterday, for ex-
ample, is considerably in excess Of those
figures. When the plants are pushed
10 their full capacity they cannot sup
plv everybody with tee when they want
II. some customers having 10 wait until
the product is turned out, while yester-
day the demand could no, be fully sup.
piled. according TO s,atemen mtadel
nv a manufacturer. and even them
many customers had TO wait for three.
or four hours. There is no natural lee.
in the market at present, and II the hoe.
weather continues for any length of time
the Ice plants will be scenes Of great,
activity. 1t was stated last night thar
ice would be delivered to-day In some.
parts OF the city where its presence was
absolutely necessary to keep certain
goods from spelling.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09
THE TENNIS TOURNAMENT
Opened Yesterday Afternoon With Very
Interesting Contests.


Interesting Contests.
The tournament was started by Col
lier and Kncheloe playing Hubbard and
Paxton. Many brilliant plays were
made by each, Hubbard and Paxton fl
nally winning the first set. 6-3.
Collier and KinchelCe won ont in the
second round, by stoadier playing; score
60. Each had now won a set and the
game became quite exciting. Paxton s
superior serving and Hubbard's steady
driving and judciOus lobbing began 10
tell. and after some fine playing by both
sides. Hubbard and Paxton won the IL
nal and decisive set. Score 60.
Owing TO the absence of List and Hus-
ted. Vance and Heiskell played Brock
ner and Kelley. In the first set Brock
nler and Kelley started off well by win
ming the first set to go but then lost two
straight through unstsadiness. Then
they won one, but lost one aga.n on
Heiskell's fast serving. making the score
% against them. Vance and Heiskeil
Jhen ran the set cut by superior steadi-
ness and good driving. In the second
set Kelley and Brockunier played at the
net entirely. while Vance and Heisk-ll
stayed back in the come and lobbed. The
next game proved the best and by good
volleying and smashing, Kelley and
Brockunier won the set, 6-3.
In the final set il looked like a sure
thing for Heiskell and Vance. as they
took the first two games without any
trouble. but Kelly and Br0ckunier soon
settled down, and by steady playing won
the set. GA.
The tournament will be continued
Monday. Paxton and Hubbard will play
LIST a1dsHusted, while the singles will
be opened by Arthur Hubbard, playing
Vance, and Belley!lle playing Paxton.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09
AMATEUR NOTES.

The Wheeling Laundry tam defeat
ed the Martins Ferry team on the lat
tiers ground, by a score Of 1G to II. Bat
teries for Wheeling Laundry, Thomas
and Cases; for Martins Ferry, Rupp,
Kelly and Murphy.
East End Park. ...6O3O3 10 10 0-32
p. J. Gavins. ..509G20 0 00-l6
Baueries-E. p. p, Zellers and Hes
sey; Gavins, McCuley, Muffney, Lenord
and Amber.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09
A NOTABLE EVENT
VIII BE the Demonstrationby the knights
NJ Khorassen, wednesday Afternoon.

VIII BE the Demonstrationby the knights
of Khorassen. Wednesday Afternoon.
Next Wednesday afternoon the mem
bers of Dahna Temple No. Ga, Knights
OF Khorasssn, will have a notable and
picturesque parade through the streets,
headed by MeISter's band. The Knights
will assemble at the Py,hian Castle at
half-past three o'clock in full costume.
The parade will be dismissed at half
past five, and at seven The Knights Win
reassemble at the Castle for work OIL
the order. There will be a banquet at
eleven o'clock.
The Knights of Khorassen IS modelled
somewhat after the MOBILES of the Mys-I
tic Shrine. and The Wheeling Lodge
is composed Of first-ciass material.
That they will have a good time goes
without saying.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09
billiard TOURNAMENT

The meeting Of persons interested in
|the billiard tournament at the Carroll
Club, was postponed from last night I'M
Ill Monday evening The tournament
viii probably begin about Wednesday,
and continue for a week. Thirty per-
sons have already entered, and it is ex-
pec,ed that the number OF players will
reach about seventy-fve. The commit
tes in charge consists Of NJ. J. O'Nein,
Joseph O'Brien and VIM Murray.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09
TIE JENNINGS WON.

A fair sized crowd witnessed the game
at the Island Park yesterday afternoon,
between the Henn!ngs and the II. C..
Richards colored team. II was a very
close and pretty contest for nine in
nings, and the spectators we're treated
to an exhibition OF scrappy ball. The
game resulted n a victory for the Hen
nigs, by a score of 10 5.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09
MAYER's BAND OUTING.

Mayors band will give their annual ont
ing this year nj Mozart Park next Snt-
urday afternoon and evening. Thor VIII
be some special attractions, among wH'n.
will be bowling for priz = ~ orrhe 'r.
will be augmented ID Hazey a.'on l.
there viii be danci(heir wheely 'n'" 81 ''1
noon until midnight a.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09
A sCRAPPY GAME. SURE.
Special to the Register.

TOLEDO. o., August S-Farmcr Brown
pitched much better ball to-day than Van
Geisen. is why New Castle won. Keenan,
assaulted the umpire and was put Off the
grounds. Later George Camel. n New
Castle player. was escorted outside the
gate. It was n scrappy game. Score:
Toledo o.. ...........1 OO0OO6OO-7 3
New Castle .........O 0O2O4O2s- Il 3
Batteries Van Geisen and Arthur.
Brown and Donovan; umpire, McNierney
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09

The Builders Exchange eXo1r- 10 %
Put-in-Bay and Toledo. VIA th" N''''-
ing and Lake Erie Railway Es 5u'n
a very enjoyable affair, tLl r1,1er
similar excursion has been a-ra.e. 7 yi@.
the Wheeling and Lake Ere road iDr'
that famous resort, leaving here on frl-t
day. Angus, 2Sth, under the ''fohIl
care Of Travelling Passenger Agent O.l
r. Wood. The railroad fare. steamer
fare with so miles OF a i-rlsn. no
on Lake Erie and two whole days ~.
the great Hotel Victory, al. ..r zen lo.-
lars.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09
A REVIEW OF SPORTS.
JepwCrth Discusses the Events of the
Week in Athletic Flel dS.

Condition Of Affairs in the Inter
State League The Pennant Race
and the Part the Home Club is
Taking in 1.-THE National Lea
que Tace-Other Matters of In
terest.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Kansas City, No. August S.-Score:
Kansas City. .O31OO42OO3-13 p 4
ST. Paul. .42030OO101-11 Is 3
King and B'anford; Pensar, Frycken
and Spies.
Columbus Ohio. August S-Score:
Columbus. ...3OO1OOOOO-i S 6
Detroit. ......OO114OO1%-7 . 1
Jones and Wilson; F.field and Irvine
ham.
Milwaukee. Wis. August S.-Score:
Milwaukee. ...O30110O10-6 II l
Minneapolis .212OOO1O1-7 Is 1
Barnes and Spear; Hutchinson and
Schriver.
indianapolis, Ind. August S-ScOre:
Indianapolis. .O1OO22OO*-5 II 0
Grand Rapids .O01O00o30-f I 3
Monroe and Buckley; Wol;ers and
Hodge.
MARIETTA WON.
Special to the Register.
Marietta n August S-Tle sixth
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE

CHICAGO 4: ST. LOUIS 2.
BALTIMORE %; WASHINGTON Is.
PHILADELPHIA 6; BOSTON >.
NEW YORK ); BROOKLYN |.
CINCINNATI ); LOUISVILLE >.
PITTSBURG :; CLEVELAND 8.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09
GREAT RIDING BY A WOMAN

Denver, August S.-Mrs. A. e Rlne-
hart, an enthusiastic bicyclist Of this
city, who recently rode ten centuries in
ten consecutive days, has just finished a
ride OF 2c4 miles in seventeen hours and
. minutes.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09

As before stated. the work Of the nome
club has been, 4 .sappointlng. It's show
ing on the home grounds was not what
might have been expected OF pennant
.9sn.ran,s. vet ii was infinitely better
tban The record which is being made in
the west. Four defeats at Toledo was
suflic emit 10 dampen the ardor OF the
most enthusiastic local roOter, while the
club did only fairly well against the
TWO weak Michigan clubs. The man
agement has been censured for making
changes, yec the owner OF the cIuD
knows his own business best, ana
knows more than anybody else about
the p,aying abilities OF his men. Inc
release Of Shields, and retention OIL
Red" Violet. was an exceedingly IN
noDular move. Yet fielder ana h-tter
Who = the superior of Shields was Sc
c,,rsd in Robinson. Thurston will also
n~obeblv be released, and Hardesty
n,oced on the second bag. Kane Will
tsI.e his turn with Garvey. Campbell,
nd Pa5er. i'm the box. Tbs will give
The club four far pitchers and strong
fielding team Hardesty will be an I'M
movement on ThurstOn az second, II
his work in the las, series of games at
Wheeling may be regarded as an indi-
cation. The signing Of Hardesty and
robinson. and the voluntary releases OF
Hobrecht and Pri;chard. leaves the
Iavons in a sad plight. If Wheeling is
nerm,,ted to keep the two tielders, this
fac+ win probably hasten the withdraw
al of Jackson from the League. All the
o. facts in connection with this coup by
the Wheeling management are not
known. so it will be we'll enough TO re-
. Sarye comment until the situation is
more fully understood. During the
Tsr- three weeks Wheeling VII have
he advantage Of fifteen consecutive
o3mes upon The home grounds. Upon
he result Of these games will depend
tSe answer 10 the question-will Wheel
Ing figure N the second season pennant
race?
In the national league all the pre-
l'ninarv skirmtsheS have occurred. and
t%o rsoI battle will take place between
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09

The second season race thus far has
been d.sappo TO local patrons
of the game. Youngstown and New
Castle started off with a nice lead, and
in spite of the comparative poor sh0w-
ing made by the home club, no danger
would be apprehended from the east, as
Wheeling can win a majority of games
from Youngstown and New Castle.
Toledo is the most formidable asp.rant
for the second season pennant. The
new Management, has put new mate
rial in the team, strengthening 1t both
i'm the box and in the field, until it prom
ises to occupy the same position in the
second series as did Fort Wayne in the
first YOUNGSTOWN has improved Won
Gerfully since Capt Scheible TOOK
charge. but it is question whether the
team can maintain its present pace
throughout the season. The secret OF
T9'edo's strength is good pitchers, de-
partment in which Wheeling is. still la
mentably weak. With Kelb, keenan,,
Van Geisen. and Ferguson, no club has
n license to take majority OF games
from Toledo.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09
RIVER NEWS.
Daily Chronicle of the Movements OF tho
Boats aud Boatmen.

Boats aud Boatmen.
TO-DAYS POATS-IParkersburgI
Ben Hur 4 a. m; Pittsburg, Ruth a.
M. keystone State 6 a. m; Danesyillet
I,orena 4 a. M; Cincinnati, Virginia 81
a. m.
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES =
Charleston. Bedford $50 a. M; Newt
Matamoras. Lexington II a. m; Steu-
benvllle, Enos Taylor 2:3O p. M. Car
lngton, Jewel $3.50 p. N.
There were feet inches OF water
in the channel last night. II the river
continues to fall, there will not be a.
stage sufficient for the Cincinnati pack
cts in another week.
The Virginia will have all her siateI
rooms engaged when she departs from
Wheeling this 80. ming.
The little Jewel will ttke ont her usual
Sunday excursion, departing at o'cloo
this morning, with Sistersville as he
destination.
Tomorrow the Liberty will resume
her tri-weekly trips in the ParkersburF
and Wheeling trade, leaving The wharf.
at II a. m, on Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays.
Pittsburg, Pa, August S.-River 3
feet and eight-tenths and falling at tho
dam; weather clear and hot.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09

Attend the great sales Of high grade
Ladies' Muslin Gowns and Skirts,
slightly soied, at about one-half price,
at THE BONTON.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09
Stumbling of Clnhs

CLEVELAND, O.. August S.-Young let
down in the seventh inning and the re-
mainder Of the home team became demon
allied That explains the victory OF the
Pirates Attendance 5000 Score:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09

Prof. Shen's glasses will relieve eye
and headaches and strengthen the eyes.
Consultation and examination free, at
lilo Main street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09

West. Baltimore represents the for
mer and the West has two candidates.
in Cleveland and Cincinnati. The race
among these three clubs promises to be
intensely interesting. Cincinnati has
played q magnificent game, winning
many times by good team work alone.
The element OF luck mas also favored
che Reds" Cleveland plays good ball
all the time, away from home as well as
at home. Baltimore is putting up a stiff
fight, and the fact that it finishes the
season on the home grounds, must be
counted as an element in favor Of It's
chances for winning the pennant.
Wheeling fans sympathize with Gin
cinnati. and hope TO see Ewing's team
at the head of the column when the tlag
falls.
The bowling tournament at Mozart
Park has closed, because Of lack OF in
1erest. Several of the uptown clubs
found much trouble in getting teams
together, and one, at least, had twelve
postponed games. Several teams with
drew. and the season closed. Bowling
is winter sport, and il is not likely
that any further effort will be made TO
conduct summer tournaments. There
has been a very pronounced decline
in interest in bowling. but it will be
taken up again next winter
A tennls tournament for the cham
pionship Of Wheeling is in progress on
the court at pleasant Valley, and is
causing considerable interest among
deyotees Of that sport. The young men
who have entered are considered the
best players in this city and vicinity.
There viii be games every afternoon
this week, weather permitting, and the
outcome will be watched with interest.
The billardists who have entered the
weeks tournament at the Carroll Club,
held a meeting last nigh, and perfected
arrangements for the competition. A
large number of experts with the cue
have entered, and the contests will draw
big crowds TO the billiard parlors.
JEPWORTH.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09

Earned runs, Cincinnati . Louisville ,;
two base hits. McCreery; three base hits
Clarke; stolen bases. Hoy. Miller ., Nc
Farland, Burke; struck out by Foreman
.. by Frazer 1: bases on balls. off Fore
man 8 on Frazer ?; hit by pitcher by
Frazer .: wild pitches. Frazer .; passed
balls. Peitz time. 1856; umpire, Lally;
pitchers. Frazer and Foreman.
Philadelphia. August 8. - Orth's
splendid pitching, coupled with bril-
Hanut fielding. won to-day's game for
the Fhillies. Sullivan. who was in the
box fer Boston. pitched 4 good game. his
bases en- balls and hitting a batter was
responsible for two runs. Hamilton.
Mailman. Mertes and Cooley fielded
BEAUTIFULLY. Hamil;on's catch of fly
from Dslehanty's bat was the prettiest
piece of work seen here this season.
Attendance $500. Score:
Philadelphia. ..01OO2 030-6 9 ,
Boston. .....10O0OO10O-2 3 2
Earned runs. Philadelphia /; Boston
0. Two base hits, Cooley, Clements,
Nash. Hamilton. Sacrifice hits, Thomp-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09

With awinning clubJacksCn might re-
man in the League. but all indications
now point to the withdrawal of that
cub. The home patronage is not suf-
fcient TO pay the guarantee to the Wis
ting club. The Management is indebted
TO every player for back salary, and with
this condition OF affairs, and its demon
aiizing effect. Jackson cannot expect to
win a majority Of the games played.
President Lynch has offered his res'g-
nation, and an effort will be made to re-
organize the club, an effort which at
this late daje is hardly likely to prove
successful. If Jackson withdraws, the
best interests Of the League demand
that Saginaw be also dropped. These
-wo cites are In Michigan, and they
necess.tate long and expensive jumps.
As mater of course. the League will
be more successful with eight clubs, but
if one Michigan city drops out, the other
should be dropped also.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09

Attend the great sales Of high gr2fs
Ladies Muslin Gowns aat oHII.7'
slightly soiled, at abou, one-aaL pI.o-'
a. THE BONTON.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09

game of the MISUNDERSTANDING
championship series was played hero
to-day and won by the former by a score
of ) to-. It was a fine game. Blough'
of Harrisburg, Pa. Marietta's new
pitcher. did some great work in the box,
and held the visitors down to three hits
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09
4 CLOSE GAME.

Special 10 the Register
Sistersville, w. Va, August s.
About SEQ people assembled at the ball
park. across the river, 10 witness the
game between tie crack Steubenville
club and the home team. The home
team is losing some of its best play
ers. Duffy and Prince signed with Ma
rietta and Parkersburg. This VIII
weaken the team some, but other mater
ial will be secured to nil their places.
Prince was captain. and ii is probable
that Harry Leonard will succeed him.
Monroe Baker, Of Parkersburg, has
signed to play right, and Will Walker
OF Marietta. has been retained as an
umpire Score:
Sistersville ...1OO 0911O IA 4
Steubenyille Il 0 0 0 0 0 0 Is 9 3
Batteries, Irwin and HaddOx; Burns
and Brooks.
New Martinsville played Miller's Run,
Ohio, on home grounds. resulting in a
victory for New Martinsyllle by the
score OF 8 to II.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09

lliiSnulS .----.-' " " W " " -
Earned runs. Cleveland . Pittsburg 3:
first base on errors. Cleveland .. Pittsburg
3; left on bases. Cleveland 10. Pittsburg 70;
first base on balls. off Young 2, off Hawley
Q: struck out by Young .. by Hawley .;
home runs. thinner; two base hits. Pad
den; sacrifice hits. Mexican. Lyons. Da-
Wis: stolen bases, Burkett smith; double
plays. Young thinner O'Connor; Young
Chids O'Connor; Hawley, Merritt. Da-
Wis. passed ball thinner; umpire, Emslie
time 2:Z0
CINCINNATI. O.. August S.-Louis-
vile slightly outbatted the reds but her
hits were scattered save i'm the eighth
when three together resulted in two
runs. The Reds scored on bases on balls
and errors with a hit now and then.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09
FARMERS WON.

Special to the Register.
Fort Wayne, Ind. August S.-The
new material in the home team showed
up we'll in tO-day's game. The Farmers
had the Milllonaires at their mercy
throughout the game. Swain was hit
hard, bur his support was almost perfect,
while fielding errors by Washington
we're responsible for many runs. The
score:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09
A TEN INNING GAME.

Special to the Register.
Jackson, Mich, August S.-Foungs-
town won in the tenth inning, a game
which was close and exciting. and was
replete with brilliant plays on both
sides II was a battle between the
pitchers, in which Brodie had a distinct
advantage. Flaheriy's support was per-
feet. and both OF the runs scored by the
visitors were earned. Score:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09

In the national league all the pre-
l,n,inarv skirmishes have occurred. and
the real battle will take place between
his zine AID the close Of the season.
There is a very pretty fight for the pen
ng1t between he East and and the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-09
MARIETTA WON

Special 70 The Reglsler.
Marietta, O., August S.-The sixth
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e.cyo. zsAN5s JPpues-wm so4wERTFzeE7.
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Linen PettiCOats.

Light in weight and color and
ada greatly to the set of the
dress skirt nicely made, with
ucNS. RULES or edged bottoms,
1T CSC. ShA0 and SL50 each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-05

the nominations viii he sure to se.ect
rector In every way fitted 20 guide the
work 20 fuller and fuller success From
the peaceful retiremen. which / trust
have somewhat earned. | shall watch rs
progress wlth unab8ted interest. and ap-
peal TO all whom my efforts IN behalf OF
the university have reached TO redo8ese
the.r interest. their zeal. their generosity
IN this new chapter of the uu!versity's
existence. AMI 10 make IL what by right Il
must be. the crowning glory Of Christian
educa ton Ia America"
The current belief among some prorni-
nent Catholics OF Washington City is that
one 81 tae reasons for Bishop Keane's res
ignatlon may be found in his co-operat tiou
with Bishop Ireland in fostering a liberal
spirit as against the old regime. The same
persons say the German Catholics % The
country are antagontzing the archbishop
and everybody having anything to do With
him foT bis attitude on .he school question.
j. - asserted that Mgr. OConneI. former
" rector Of The college a Rome. lost his
position because of the hostility 30 those
who a<e opposed 70 Archbishop Ireland
and ina. he retirement af Bishop keane Is
an9saer evidence Of their hostility Bishop
kesns is said 20 have been a warm sup
porter ot Archbishop Ireland and hls off,
cssl ac.s ard that the latter supported
Bishop Kcane in ali he ala.
The officials a. the Catholic legation here
and Cardinal Sa:olH decline 20 make any
statement IN regard 10 the resignation and
declare the news was matter o. utter sur
prkza % tN1-r
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-05
ON GRAND ARMY STAFF.
Appointments Made From the Head
quarters in omaha-Thc Ex-
ccutiye (omnaittre

Omaha, Oct. i.-The following order was
issued yesterday from the headquarters
Of the Grand Army of the Republic in this
city:
The following staff appointments are
hereby announced: Adjutant general.
Comrade Charles E. Burmeister. Omaha.
Neh., quartermaster general. Comrade
August $. j. Burbank. Chicago: inspec-
tor general. Comrade Charles A. Suydam,
Philadelphia: judge advocate general.
Comrade Albert Clark. Wellesley, Mass:
senior aide-de-camp and chief OF staff.
Comrade J. Cory Winans. Troy. Q. They
viii be obeyed and respected accordingly.
The following named comrades will con-
stitute the executive committee of the
national council of administration: VIII
lam III. Armstrong. Indianapolis: f. NJ.
Sterret, St Louis; Albert Scheffer. st.
Paul: Thomas W. Scott. Fairfield. ILL.,,
Charles A. Shaw. Brooklyn. n. y: Roscoe
ID. Dix, Berrien Springs, Mich; j. J.
kents, Trenton. y. J.
Comrade Capt. +. l.. Zalinski. L. S A..
New York. is hereby appointed special aid
IL charge of military instruction in public
schools, with authority to select from
each department TO be named 10 the COM
mander for appointment as aide-de-camn.
one comrade to take charge OF this work
n his department and report his action
10 Capt. Zalinski.
Comrade Andrew Traynor. OF Omaha.
As hereby appointed special aid in charge
OF transportation, 10 whom all matters
pertaining thereto Will be referred.