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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-13
DEWEY TlIES STRIl n

IyfE PHI yRaT VIII.

TINT he eau. In any case tb,, q.
aldor thnt hr should attain "a H.
which would enable him o. mif- \
host terms possible with tho Nfn.r. !
The Insurgents have nbtuH.u.I NJ
attitude Of lnnctinu. and have ar,sr,
."'. fihcf rvvulH on The pau a' 4
hitf0til loyal natives.
Tie Americans an drilling r.r
rhuN Hnd promise 90 mnlU sn
hflicrr whom the time nfilprs ffn
~ take thH ilcli usBiur a.. sp3Hr.
me f1nitiunn uf Cayitc Ia danger
neglected.
u o. ~rtri u that AtnchIo md q
Other itrthcfn Philippine inliara i
supported Aguinnldo DURING ih 4
insutf. elton until they quluui.f
nli'rgd, over gh1rlng tho uiuni.rr
90 Hr1uilrls atn wid 90 have IA
ih.W CO. leave tho country. hly.
De- turned from Hungkong, d .r-sl|
NJnln Nguluulil, hut hlVs hfs /
prlf1nni and charged with fry8ft i
70 l1 beloved they win d. shot. nj
Turns nut in Doc tho ofHa. % Dr. lsfs |
nII'ultc ih1 Insurgents uf tn ma
U. ,uH7, who are the hrsf nrht.H
Wher the iinlaiuh nud thU a.. 4
VISITED Huhlr hay. thcy found ~ i
Hul irnla in nparUHriun. u ar
mt month ago the wild =
= tlrf0fl with bows and rh.frH faafss
gu up1n thc place in thnurluds Il
WitlNr rlrrlHnnH succeeded N. SIMS
ilHnd"rrd the ursrnai without "a sir.l
81. nnd sought r fugr lu GnrI
~ I, (which quickly surrendered tod
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-13

a so6sol district win De- ,siablFh d
a baby H.rl hla boon born Q. Afr mud
Mia ~ lfattf
county Attorney King won't Ia
N'hhi on loEll business today.
city Recorder Nelson h. btfiitipe ,
NhFou funmrd addition 60 hIha hluar.
o. W craig. arcnt of the OREGON
sn2Ii idne' was q visitor 90 salt Lake
The storm Yesterday dld considerable
uhmaH' in this valley hy aylnr Iow
ihc small Grain.
iidrr .. III. Jones who has been In.
boring Tn th' gnuIhUru gtttrs fYr tha
lnHi w." years. hos returned home.
ihc county c1mmi nlun.rn VIII mert
90 the .i'h inst. mud d. tho atiHriat
NJ county OllccrH f1r th. rlmIns y.lr.
Policeman Frank Tucker n h5
happy papa nf r. boy aud ia run.l-
qucue. h'a beat ia vacant frr a low
days.
A party ~ the mcmhsrn nf tho Provo
Mason lolgc went 90 Park Cty today
60 attend the reorganization of no
Lodge at that clly
Edward Smith ~ Irhl a. IN the city
taking up rho beauties 900 Ia ufindr
valley, or 500. There Will o. homo.
seekers uNCurHlun 10 that valley uu inc
lsih Inst from this county.
Tho Rural Press has changed hands.
W. IT. Gibson, Mtf editor uf Ulu
Npilngvllg ludep uiHnL viii tikc
chlrFr. MllInu T. SCOTT WIN rotlro uu
account vi ,I-hgluh
Mrs. u. a. W,dWo1d leaves today
inr Snu Francisco 20 hs nt ihe bedside
Hf nor hu.IfuI TI.uf NV..t4.tI..tt ...t..
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Nov YORK. July i1-Tho Times today
prlniH the fulloWiug.
"a number NJ survivors 0f In nour.
"nHr' disaster have retained laWyrra b.
prosecute ihnlr claims Cor dam4ssr
against mo Cumnlgnlo General Tflns-
1tHutque, tho uWnrm 81 Ia Elur.
,nfnn \ test SUIT VIII be brought by
islnirnwllE g FoHihHfH Tor Chnrlea
Llrhlg chief uf Philadelphia hotel
~ Tow months ago LiOhro. having
determined % have btu two sons. PAU
ana hfngHt' educated ~ Paris. engaged
passage fnr hlmaelf ana sons On tb1 M
ntrd steamer. llla sons were lost In Tho
disaster ANA hts trunks and vallsea.
containing valuable property. were also
intl rug lath,r VAN for upward ~
half an hour ln the ocean aud finally an
pflaoh0l the ran containing some OF
the survivors, W. says he had 10 siruR-
fle o. mold on On The raft against the
assaults of those ou A. Including Ia
.i.1ig1ue'l gallora, Litbre win sue Tor
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The election AN over the state ON
Monday for school rupcrlutcndontl
were qulet affairs IN Fumc plucca there
being but one candidate. In this coun.
~ Superintendent Van Colt had ,
walk-ovor and tho other counties 10
far heard from elected superintendent,
M follows;
Cache raymond; saupotr, J. T.
liannon Jr: Utah, James l.. urDwn
heNinr Jacob M1ul"hN, nUynld,r John
-. i'rt't,si Davis, n. u, Porter. Tnugle.
Pluto. Mrs. Alice Hayes.
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SUNDAY scEOOL CON[rRENc[
Urge and Interesting Glltrdrga Which APIS.
Ne Lyman was p1sart.

We Lyman was Present,
Tho Sunday fohopl conference held
Ia the large tabernacle iu Paris, Idaho.
on saturday aui sunday, July on and
10Th. was "a grand auccaH
Apostle E NJ Lyml Gi Elder Jos.
w. Summ.rhnys of OBJ sunday rci,oui
Union board, wors present, nlao pr,a,.
VIM. liulEo ami hIs councillors. OF tho
stake presidency pryn, John W.
H,u0N ana other prominent local Gl-
1Ur4 superintendent Andrew ual-
luWuy anu hH lnuama John snronson
and Joseph Hodges. conducted thf cuu-
ference. under "a. direction ~ AppH'
tlU Lyman. Tho m, tiugg ON thu frst
day W,T 8r1r.ly attended, owing 60
ih" N.fN bury season lun Bear tsnNtr
farmers ali want 60 mnko hay while
tuH ruu stiffness The schools Wttr gone
.ullN pUHuutrd. ana nu. t.Hnfit
rendered, ana excepting thn small
average attendance tn llut. ZOO IH"
schools, received liberal communication.
Ihs aiuglng nf the sunday Hhaul
hvmuH during the conference, u"ylms
panied by Our magnificent organ was
upUrhtiu. ThH ,Nrrcir WrIy Eullt
those chat attrIVtrd the most u.. ulHn
WAS % DluFH from ft. thIul A. uHi.I lUe
IpuuUrHhip uf Elder MIphIulH"u. They
nru ull NtTy CrliiAllH.
Emrr Hummuhsy discourse upon
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sIrrAlInN .. .l.nInrs.
So, tho NslioW Fs,sr Ma, be confined To
Small Area.

$50, - ~ "
Washington, July AL Wha nearly !.
o'clock Wh.n a war confer nct 81. tho
white House broke up. so mhpra 81
/ the cabinet whom questioned 400 90 th.
] purpose ot tho meeting said 10 was
ln Sintllg1. several oihIugfums had
been received um Gem MlIa uud
lcn. Shhftar Hu1 WhIo they Wug uu.
1, 400 alarming. th.g .huWgl thui tho
situation Do unsatisfactory. some
Fp7u ted clHs 1f yellow foyer have
appeared among 0ur tfuppH. lut h.y
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SUIT AGAINST COUNTY.
Civic Federation Begins Action TO Recover Up
wards Of eight Ibouiind Dollars,
MONEY 10 PROSECUTE x-stlrcratN,


The civic IUrltinn Of SAIL T.te
! civ. e.r.f..f. % ruf. tv
,t.,.,.,',.
'HloN ~. Dr. Whih o. To Go Wrn-
u.r j. y. D1u'y. %. y SliInhury Geo.
~. Scott. gp....f UH.suu. A. III. SO.
cI.,, r...-..
''ss i''I'l.' ~
q. 20 hlI, J. y nlIE, Richard MHeh-
lulUIh. George &. llHN.us. A. 81. Loan.
uru. gspra. To r...... .a.,t .E. ff.yt
,.....,,..,,..N,
N'I''iii'i eial a SAVINGS "iNif h.h
Hhii in ihe Third H.N.t oHu.t today
Hsnmst gft ftH. s.U.tv d.. r.. t,.r
u,. .,,.. ..a...,
,..-,.. r''-'i' ''' 90
f'Aintil ON account rf moutt1 td-
vlurcl G, County Attorney White
mura. r.f. fi,.. ..... ..t,...,. .l,.f..t..-,.
,i,,,.... ..,
,,...,.. ''.'''..' N- .'''''n 'i'''''.
tue money % 81 alleged was ad-
vnnr'd lt various timas Hul dht0H bee
lW,'n tl alih If October itH5 ana tht
-'l W on june IH
" n furih.i DBL. out that the money
W's nnNhhlDd upon The request and
. .,.l... itl'h "l county attorney and
,.,' l''''.iA "i ih' N'afd ~ county come
r,,,,,,, l,;. ''s' lll ihn, iho
g ...'.i. attorney h1l made thg state
law which m. .tn'ps's n ,b' 1,
cDuld Doe paid. aiIhrr bv tho county ar
the Ohrn TDuIt0p.uud thtf tho pf.Ua.
Cuiinu uf the a.luutmHn would h1yn tH
Do Abandoned 10 some provision war
not made for Doe rAp0nf' uf procuring
tlo Htt 'ninner NJ Witnesses from other
states: ~ d. alH' aligs.d that 70 was
i..' h.tW0cn nlhiniiu tuu ,h' cnuH-
".''lu,F Nnd ~ hIniHilnh 'iH' thut 10
,N. N'.'l WIS adNaht q 10 wpuIl Do"
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MINOR NEWTON.

Tho state Sunday School association
bud an outing at Gnrncid yeaitmlU
e.p4flr Fropk 1 Cannon it .,l,.e.s a
Co rla,h homo tho enid OF thia u..k
Az All. Af.,t. .r ... y.,,.r rfy.
s,..i a'm,,,,.o Z. d. ,'t,
lt'.8 an ,,ori " af iba f.GI,.,,.' g
..rt
ih' Rod eros. .y VIII have q
g-.n ig1e. Cd" ODD. ' o. ""
MrA Li.rt trIu h17 zone t1 Fort
Thomas Ky VIM. DO eNopec'H to
".' ",' "''''' '
] Work 600 th W u ~. N. 7 w1ra-
| hnua. cost 0i fh0 Juvenile Instructor
/ Office ia bgIng rapidly forwarded.
,r,. pf..,., t,. .,.i. ..,... ,...t.
l pulled on ai Cllilr't 0u thn 2ith orc
attracting considerable intention.
p...,f.,t,, pu.t......,, q. A., t....
...p,.r a 'irf i. liz. r.l.r,i g....t
Z ....a-t az & 1890. a., az f,t 2.
.i,.t..., ~.... ,,,i..... ..,.....,.... ..
,.suiti,, tn ,.,.,, ,,.i,.,.
I'.i me- i.,s,,tis,,i M .'... .,...l
g.n '''''' ''
nv ''.'',i''' 10y oi r'-n 'il WV
,.,. 49,, "a a., .,,,,,. .,f ID az
g,id 4. Nv. .,,
"
Miss ldzziH skinner. ufin. .pFl of .I.
Louise ~. Mc3u Clu.s.. U.uv,r H|
N.isl,lhF NJ; ana NJ. r. v. ii'il'N ''
''' "'''" "'7' '.''P'. "
Mrs Maud g. siiiulr .i f.p1rtoi %
improving. Recently th. iliy under
wont nn operation Tor appendicitis at
thr Holy Crl hospital.
The Denvrr Times says the Hil
Grando Western Wln build n road tl
the coast. How true tho statement d.
win remain fur the future Do develop.
rt.. ,..t.....i,.. ,.,, .,..,..t. ..t,.t.
,. WY ,,up ~ n' 'i ,i,,..
s, ','''" H' ,'l,,, y, ',.',h
seventeenth ward wln occupy thm
resort.
MI. M Co.. ...t.,. ...,..,., t..
LII ttt'
.e, Ky n
N.H.'. ~. t"i.N .i.t ''. W.. ''il "N
Gs,y "a n.n ,.'''' anu ''' amman "u'' "'
r,. - ..,.. r,..,...
n' MNN",ll nun, N' hl,thAiu ~.
~" W., .I, n1a3' Mhl, ", ih lN .
w ~, ulH u.' ,.u-
tvnii s1" s Wv or,,l, ,' Wv, ,n. n,,i., '''
'"' "''' "'' "l''''" ~" ''' N''i'''''
The funeral acf,lcon over the remains /
NJ tho late IIndiry ~. johnson occurred .
i,.. ti',A 'n'g ll in9on w W. i,nt'i,-
,,i. l''.u..,, Ant "lu.l Wt 'lN IL.
I've , ~, .'.l w iu3,ll'l wv .n
''"'"' "'' "''"' W. 'hN '''F .'''
Tho suit of j. r. Smith of ID uyar
20 recover some $4,000 fr m ihr CIty 900
thH conduit contract iH being nrguUl
before Referee pflny L. Williams In
the United Riat.B court A d.p.Hiuu
D.
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St Louis. July Zone p'rbn illled.
two fatally injured ind 1ne oihsr hthly
burned Hlt 90. FrHulH W 1n cNplnHiln
uf gasoline 90 the rOsldoney 1f Mrs.
iia sghul,c. 900 5,21i north Twoniy.nrat
Hirlaf. at noon TO-DAY.
one M tho children trlr1 o. nm "a
lIghtld r,avr lnk VITA gasoline from
q can, Au sNullH,fu uM.l 4 which
probably nbily sClrrhcd Mlt Schultz.
Her lltug tlWti-yrlr-0Ii som, trmuf.
wla burned 90 death lHd another nu
Edward, aFed a. g. dy.uE lH CO.. result
pf biz huuu Mr. L.Fale Miller d
victims Hf Tao nrr. was badly but NOT
fatally burned.
yWaHh h.hCsr len
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New York, July IA special % d
Tribune from Siboney, cuba, iuly 2
VIA KINGSTON, Jnmica, July o., ayr
The war ships guns are thr chief O.
lance Ia reducing SANTIAGO Thi
have better range than the land arb
lpry.
Tho spanish Ore n not hea-y and NJ
American troops are little eXpIsgd q
The rupert that the Spanish wlf1
are leaving tho city iH.eNaRgeutrd ID
atchhlshop wnewa his appeals q
MnQld Tor a peaceful surrender ~.
me torelRn cpnsuls are also urgent y
lhelr 'Nriosricn OF the Necessity ~
such courae,
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San Francisco. July ig.-Compnnler
L. X and l. oi the Flint New York
regiment arrived here today. AMI wore
mot 900 rho fprry inndlng hy q reception
committee composed cd fnrmpr rsHld,ntn
uf Sew York The soldiers were rivon
a ilnu reception, and were bronkfaltod
before tullue NJ tho mach ta Cnn
Merritt, whore they win gn into cnmn
pending thH completion NJ arrange
mcnts tor their transportation tu Homo.
lulu.
luft how they viii be carried 10 tho
Paradise nf tho Pacific hnu not iren
determined. but Il II generally under.
stood that tho Whole foflmrnt vii. b.
shipped nn one air1mur. though II hos
b.Un hlntrd that tho rcnimcut may D.,
tlHputuhcd ln attachments On the next
o. ~ trnHsrl"'g which = ,c leave
MS dty H1ue time nest week. Tho
Sew lgfNrtH ore Hplpnuiily ruulnprt
lacking nothing in the way Vt nlldlorly
n unutr mont f' uit1 WIt tu.tIp a..
~ IN rr' iuE M wgiri,L. tt,ii,d f,r|
tl,nOium.
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Montreal. July l3,-Messrs, pulie
ana Caranza sailed today ON the ~.
miniou line steamer ottoman. w
them won't q party Of aeamen from v
steamer Pauaman, captured IN ~
commencing of the war. -.
SENIOR poHOso had his beard shl.
um ana won't on board th, boat VIE
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Erie, Pa, July i9.-Thc remains
Fluot Captain Grldloy arrived 900.
nnl were Immediately turned over
the family Tho funeral VIII De- neg
sunset, and wiz be attended by onN
lew. MI business houses are clos
aud tlag8 are az half mast.
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Mrs. aloEN ~ the ROD cross has re-
coived the following ictter of thnukHj
"on unard Colon. Near Honolulu.
June "a. islN~Frlsud society uf the
ROD Cross say friends. fur such the
tgulety % the Rcd Cross ana thor
friends have proven o. d. a. nhc boys
whn hrc Thousands " miles away nom
their grand and glorious country. the
United states NJ America.
You d1 not know the pleasure there
II through the help ~ your noble sl-
elciy In giving % the sick many things
th1t hrlp huild up ana rUE0netato those
Mhn are unfortunate enough o. need
medical ala, ana also reading o. holm
take up ihg Time while $50 afr ON tir
water. How nice 70 ID 90 boz able o. pirk
~ q book aud read the uamgs 1f thr
noble and frrg American ClilEm8. The
names written in the front uf ,lph
book shows that those at home think
OF me boys ln blue and what they have
lgti thulr happy homes FOR We can use
an tho papers an board and arc moi
able 90 express uur feelings towards
The itid Cross society flr tho many
dlngroni things they have done. Mly
Goa bless every one uf you. D. thg
prayer NJ tho boys NJ Uncle sam. I1y.
from an tho boys i1 thp gftudlsi rrlt-
lures on oarih-ihc American women,
"NEN SMITH
q Az .s "liospltal Corps, T.. i. ~
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nOrIoN ron a INV TRIAL own.
RULED.
uco' A. pphlstead Must ray $50 for Sell.
ing Liquor on SUNDAY.

0oorFo A. nuhIsteld, found guilty
ltHt Week of selling llGu0r one guuday
was fined go hY Jude Nurf~n tsiav
His attorney Mr. " T Smith. moved
ihr court flr now trIl. uu ihe ground
that Tho verdict 90 tho Jury WIS nd
justified lN che evidence AssIst4nt
CITY Attorney q, o. Stewart raaistr1
,np granting Hf the motion ana anIi
Dahl Ntld had been proved guilty bs-
ynnd any uu0Ftinn " doubt. Judge
Nnrf''l nyUfullgi the motion nnd nnsd
the defendant So tn tha p6lIae g8urf
lihlHtnul WuH lsFHHHrl $40. 10 Etn
given until saturday 90 pay the ono.
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Paris, Ida, Post; our esteemed
Brother William Shepherd who has
suffered 30 long ana 80 severely, Is
gradually becoming woal,er with 40
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SlBOyEY IS NOW Iy lSIIA
cgbn Tcwl sun,i d lhl n,glei, oI Ho,a1
0ncus.



I on Jrwrun rito, july IT, via h'hHa-
/ ton. JAY o.. 1888 o.. m..- l'"ly"th'
isa. be tho AasUllai iias.l The
ui. r.ti, lttir t.,,I OF Inra~uu Citu.
,.. ,..t..f.t IL
'''''''F' i'.. I'D
WH burned una .r tl' aiitiA b" army
h iih authorities. Almost every
f.rHtfr~ .f tb. f0y which 4trugfIud
tt.... ,s,, ..t n,,
"'"'h '"' H'NH"'"'
90 durut th' dn}. anu lhe e"n'" IN
i.Ht.lt have u,d Go tho caves Ia the
o., .l...... bu..tlrs Tor shelter
,.t.... 20 ,h.. r,e..,,,
'''' "''.'" '''
tlNl oi .InJnt L,Hoi" 90 'he NOS
lilI t.iua. aud H.rypI the Joint pur-
t.... .r,ftIipe ia. ,annu OF tho un-
.,.... .., ..'.,.. t.,.,ll.,-. drt,.t,,..
''..s anu 't'' ''' vs. '"H
aaay rcotos oi Sunan followers wh1ae
pfa.ure WAS SERIOUS Inconvenience
Z, th. b.....isi ,gnri..r-
,.....,.. 10 49,. t,t....... 49,. ...
i"' "''''' ''. n''" ~
tended u'.u. iht tuh t1 Che irpntund
numerous Muuli houses wcrl destroyed
,....tt.- ,,itb J,trittpgs
-,
ih' "'"'" N"1 "lN'u'N up'H i'h'
u.ghL and carly this morning thc long
wooden hnlldlng q, the cXtrrmo end OK
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Madrid. July -, $3.50 p. m,--The u
est news received by the Spanish Y
eminent from Santiago q that u
making an heroic defense"
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IElEGRApHlc BRFWTIEs

The steamer city Of Warhlnrton l ~
rived 40 old Point, va, this mo'..l
from Santiago with wounded
sick soldiers.
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Sunday, July liih % tho beautiful
ogden canyon Train leaves %. 4 l..
n.p', $40 a.mp returning, viii arrive
1.la pm.
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BATTERY e FILLED Up.
TWO RECRUITS ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE.


capt Jennings has completed Die cine
iIstmcnis for battery G. and thl' l..
rnnlzitlon ia now complete na t1 meme
bffshlp Ne has hal considerable dm-
Guilty In Milling up his ranks from th.
fuct that the number of mm ln inIa
State who desired % enlist NO % battery
organization had been pretty har-
oughly sought out Tor naticrif1 s and
H. Notwithstanding this condition
however. the mon whom CnrL Jou-
nlnrs has secured are of fine rhy
build. and In his care to secure mon
Of this class the captain has mo1s u
the more dlnicut for himself aud assoc
clatcs TO recruit their battery fo f.ad-
ily an might otherwise have boon done.
So far there have been two cavalry
troops and three batteries recruited
from the State Of rtah far the y1iuu.
tccr service aud besides these there
have hcon In the upIghburhou1 of ono
men enlisted ln The regular service
since the war commenced. There nu
vt remaining many young men who
would liko o. volunteer loo the lnfun-
ny service md especially IL this true
81 the National guHrdHmou. ~ call
from THIS arm vt the service were
made u appears there would De nu
difficulty whatever lu ruainr several
oompanigF The present status 81 the
war. however. does NOT give much cn-
cnufangncnl a. amy WIN have hopes
that such call Will be- made. No ono
knows how affairs VIII turn out H1 FAR
az the duration NJ the war ~ concerned
and call Tor Infantry b. certainly not
among tho lmposnibilitlra.
JUMPED THEIR JOn.
Two OF the recruits Tor Battery g are
reported ~ have Lkun French leave
Of their command. ono of them. James
y. Robertson, coming from Fountain !
grren, lrft camp without leave on |
Saturday last. aud NiolH y. Olsen, re- |
crultcd az Frisco has not boon heard /
from since Monday afternoon. Lieut. |
Stacey who enlisted tho mon. believes !
their action IL the result NJ Ignorance /
Of the rules and that they WA show /
up eventually.
NOTES.
Tho boys are going through thu 'hny
foot straw foot drill ln the absence
Of equipments.
cyrus Hnwlcy Is acting na quarter
master sergeant.
n IN probable that Battery g win De-
Into Uncle Sans service toe
willis Mccormick. non of nanker
Mccormick uf this ri'H hnH onllhted
In the East ana gone un 20 Tampa.
Henry Barrotl has been appointed
nrst sergeant In Battery g.
Grey Norhock young miner nj the
Fan Juan plncrfn. rode 10 Rlchnrid
10 mlloa. on horseback a. enlist in
Battery q, hut upnn being informed
There that the battery was nllod hr
lorrowuliy returned o. his camp.
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Notes aud Personals.

40 Mt Noho.
Mia ~ gmytt
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CAPTAIN F. K. CHADWICK, NEW YORK.

CAPTAIN +. K. CHADWICK, NEW YORK.
well and sympathizes thoroughly with
it, and the relations existing between
himself and his SONS are of the chum-
miest sort that can be imagined. When
ever he has shore leave, where they can
get together, the veteran naval hero
that is and his Juvenile replicas that
hope to keep the name in the service for
many years to come are almost insep-
arabic companions. And whenever his
ship has been stationed within reach of
the family the boys have been frequent
visitors ON its decks, where they have
always made themselves pets with the
men and favorites with the officers in
spite of certain boyish tendencies to ex-
rlore all sorts Of forbidden hooks and
corners and to find out things by asking
questions that no one can answer.
In private life, like so many distin-
guished persona aes, he is noted for SIM
plicity, candor and total absence of af-
fectation. His is not tho greatness that
awes those who como in contact with
him, and though a thorough discipline
rian and rigorous in the execution Of
his commands there is nothing domineer-
ing or naughty in his manner.
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SIMPSONS STRONG FLEET,
Ships of the Squadron and Their Brave
and Brainy Commanders

Ships of the Squadron and Their Bravo
and Brainy Commanders.
The fleet under the command of Adj
miral Sampson comprises the New York
(fagship), Captain +. K. Chadwick;
Iowa, Captain r.. ID. Evans; Indi.
ana, Captain H. @. Taylor; Montgom.
cry, Commander G. A. Converse; Mar
blehead, Commander B. II. McCalla:
Monitor Terror, Captain N. Ludlow |;
Monitor Puritan, Captain p. +. Har.
rington; Monitor Amphitrite, Captain
Q. j. Barclay; Cincinnati, Captain G.
M. Chester; Helena, Commander w. T.
Swinburne; Detroit, Commander J. II.
Dayton; Nashville, Commander w.
Maynard; Castine, Commander r. M.
Berry, and half dozen vessels of
smaller dimensions. The torpedo fiotilla
is under the immediate command of
Lieutenant Commander w. w. Kim.
ball. The fiotilla consists of the torpedo
boats Foote, commanded by Lieutenant
w. l.. Rogers; the Cushing, by Lien.
tenant A. Gleaves; the Ericsson. Inv
Lieutenant N. r. Usher; the Winslow
by Lieutenant ]. b. Bernadou; the Por.
ter, by Lieutenant J. O. Fremont son
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l.; riars street, not mueh more than n
Ear cry hOm the Glen hidge N. j.
station ON the Montclair branch Of the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
railroad. The boys are exceedingly
proud of their father, and both have
long understood the nature and impor-
lance of his position quito as we'll M
any one.
Mrs. Simpsons sympathy with her
boys is as pronounced as the admiral $
and their regard for her is chiyalrouS IN
the extreme. In turn she enters fully
into their sports and devotes much time
10 the direction OF their studies In
school the boys are known as among the
brightest of all the pupils, and though
not exactly of the goody-goody type
their class standing is high. This they
delight in as sincerely as they do in any
of their sports, and their ambition is TO
stand as high at Annapolis by and by as
their father did before them. To do this
each must be the best in his class in all
lines, since their father was -four
striper" at graduation, which means
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disaster and as successor to Admiral
Sicard in command of the north At
lantic squadron is too recent 10 require
more than incidental mention.
sampson's Career In Brief.
A tabulatcd resume of the principal
events in Admiral Simpsons private
and public career will convey TO the
reader at glance the various stages IN
his life up to the present;
lSso-Porn al Palmyra, n y.
is4s-Scholar in the public schools.
ls52-Splitting wood. raking hay and doing
general chores 10 earn money for higher
education.
lS55-Appointed 10 the Naval academy at An.
napolis by Congressman Z. b. Morgan on
New York.
IsGD-Graduated from Annapolis with the rank
of lieutenant and assigned to duty on the
frigate Potomac.
iS6l-Promoted 10 master.
ist2-Commissioned as lieutenant July 10 and
assigned TO the practice ship John Adams
1853 4-Instructor at the Naval academy.
ls65-Assigned To the ironclad Patapsco OF the
south Atlantic blockading squadron; was
executive officer of that vessel when che
was blown up in Charleston harbor Jan. la
1866.