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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-07-27

some Ancient Theatrical History an
Related by Milton Mobiles and
Jack Havcriy.

One day recently John T. Warner and
Milton Mobiles wctc convcrsing in front Of
the Dramtists' club, when they were joined
by Jack HaNcriy. Warner and Havcrly had
met recently. but Mobiles and the hustling
manager had not met in many years Thes
eyed each other inSuiringly. Then Warner
said; ''of course YOU know Mobiles Jack -
"NObless' said haverly. IN a puzzled sort
Of way, IS he sized up the trim figure, waxed
mustache and perennial youthful features
Of the comedian. Not the Mobiles WHO
played The Phoenix with me al the Old
Adelphi IN Chicago in u"
Are you the original Jack HaVeriyf''
asked Mobiles. solennly.
The original and only" said Jack.
We'll. well, said Mobiles. I've often
heard my father speak Of you" and he
graSped Haverly's hand cordially. There
was an awkward pause, during which War.
dared. and Mobiles smiled amiahly
our father stammcrcd Haverly.
Why. Mobiles was a single man in II: /
know. because we compared notes. and |
read OF his marriage about ten years later.
congratulations. Still.' he continued. after
another awkward pause Mobiles always
was versatile fellow"
ny this time it began to dawn on the genial
hseN shat the father gag was joke. and
by Jingo,' said Haverly. "that was over
old Phoenix"
Playing Il yet, occasionally. Four repcr.
tore companies made living with IL last
season, aud Il has Kept any number of pro.
iSSsiona pirates from becoming sneak
thieves or paupcrs during the past 20 years.
10 pulled me out of hole once. and now that
l think OF u. Warner. Won booked that en-.
sagement with me at the Adelphi"
Yes; II was the end OF Mobiles first road
season. | was his manager. aud John T.
Sonsa. 4 youngStcr of 81 was his leader"
That's right. | took HIM from Washing
ton, where he was playing 4 violin in the
orchestra. And the first music he ever
wrote was the dramatic music of The Phoe
my as use It to-day. His first march he
dedicated to me. naming IL the Rludsos
march. | still have the original score. in good
condition. It's a rafting good march, too. -
Dramatic Mirror
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CALIFORNIA TROOPS.
They VIII Form the Advance of the At
tack in Force at ManiIs-rhey Have
Advanced To Janbo.

New YORK, July %. "A specialize the
Journal dated Cavite, July 10, via
Hong Kong, July 80, says;
The entire regiment of list Caliifor.
MIA volunteers advanced Tuesday to
Janbo, only two miles from the Span.
ish lines surrounding Manila. The
California troops have been thrown out
by Gen. Anderson TO form the advance
of the attack in force South Manila is
TO be captured first The Colorado and
Utah batteries are being landed al
Parangue directly from the ships The
10th Pennsylvania volunteers, with
the rest of the artillery, will land at
Malabon, just north of Manila
Brig. Gen. Francis " Green, for
merly colonel of the 7ist regiment of
New York, is in command OF the adj
vance, Gen. Anderson remaining in
Cavite
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LIEUT.. HoBsoN.
rhe Merrimac Hero Arrives In Washing.
ton and Has Consultation with
Secretary Long.

NEw IoRK, July 2S Lieut. Hobson,
who took the Merrimac into the chan.
mel at Santiago, arrived here Friday
on the United States cruiser ST. Paul,
and il is believed proceeded at once 10
Washington 10y the way of the Penn
sylvania railroad. II is possible tina,
HobSon is the bearer OF Adm. Samp-
sons report of the naval engagement
off Santiago. When Hobson left n
ferry-boat at the foot OF Whitehall
street it took but a few minutes 70
learn his identity, and crowd soon
gathered TO cheer him.
WASHINGTON, July eS-Lieut Hob
son, the Merrimac hero, arrived at the
navy department Friday afternoon.
Secretary Long came out of his pri.
Tate Office and grasping Hobson with
both hands, said with sincerity.
"Lieuten ant. am glad--very glad 70
see you, then he drew him into his of.
fee, where the lieutenant was intro
duced to Assistant Secretary Allen
and was greeted by Capt Crownin.
shield, Capt bradford and Pension
Commissioners Evans, who happened
TO drop in. He spent half an hour in
conference with the secretary and
then returned to the club TO rest.
Lieut. Hobson's mission is TO nc,
quaint the secretary OF the navy re,
garding the work of raising the sunlSeu
Spanish vessels at Santiago The lieu
tenant called upon the president anC
was warmly greeted.
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French Wine for sick and Wounded SOL
dicrs

INV York. July %. "A firm OF wine
makers AZ Rheims. France. has offered
the United States government 1900
bottles of champagne FOR the sick and
wounded soldiers The surgeon gem
erai Of the army referred the offer To
the secretary OF the treasury who has
issued orders that the wine hc admit
ted free of duty. Part Of the wine
viii oe sent to Sanuagoa and the rest to
1ther noint.-
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NAY BE A CHANGE.
Commodore Schley Liable to Succeed
Adm. Sampson in Command of Fleet.
SIMPSONS Display of caution" Stands oal
In striking Contrast To >ehIey's Oar
ing and lntrepidity-Nsvy De-
partment Waiting for News

WASHINGTON, July ~ Gen. Miles is
still at Guantanamo but there viii be
no fruther delay in this expedition.
Gen. Broolle's army at Chickamauga is
now on the move towards the places
ofem barkment, If the orders OF the war
department have been carried out Pre-
parations for conveying the fleet have
been made, and things ought to 20
along smoothly now. The department
is anxiously awaiting news from Ma
Mia, and il is the belief of the officials
OF the administration that Adm. Dewey
has already taken the city.
There is considerable gossip about
the presidents order TO Adm. Sampson
commanding him To cooperate at once
with Gen. Miles. 1t is open gossip in
Washington that Adm. SIMPSONS ae-
tion may have serious conse quences
for these officers President Me-
kinley is extremely irritated and
a change of commanders of the
fleet would not be surprising. Adm.
Sampson has been bureau officer at
Washington all his life. his record on
the quarter deck since the war be-
gan has not been remarkable for
either brilliant initiative or dar-
ing. He has ut all times displayed
degree OF caution that stands
out in striking contrast To Commo-
dore Schley's daring and intrepidity.
and il would not be surprising If, as
the result OF recent events, Adm
Sampson were recalled TO Washington
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PRESENCE OF MIND.
He Was a Keen Boy and was ro-..
60 the Occasion vheE caass,
at Mischief.

The farmer creps stealthil, alor. H..
the fence. Step by step he a6,,sn,.s3 ,s-int
with his gaze fastened upon he ci,',. VAN
IN the distance N.'''is ucc
"Gol duru them town BOYS n,,,.... -.
mutte-ed TO himself, a. he took /, /. ,.s. y
upon the ugly-lo0king switch H.. n Sne
cut from the hickory back OF the hs,s' ~ ~
show emf '~.Ns III
Nearer and nearer he drew IN .hA
where TIE engagement was 10 uernr spot
hSe Tiger advancing upon It's pf,v y
ssdsed along through the weeds, fross %, as
Meanwhile the boy in the tree ke,,, -.
ing his elbow AZ a "a. knot clip Tha :, 10y ..k-
were large and fat and red. and N. s'ss
wonderful tonnage. Ever and aDon Il. ~
smack his lips, and eject a handful ~ ~, ND
from his mouth. IL was glorious. ''o1es
suddenly rugged form seemed ~ 80.
out OF the ground. and somebody b,,,i', "
tones that were husky with emotion % a
Here. drat your hide. what arr Won A.,
up thereg' 80 uoin'
Ii was one Of those moments who,
may win all or cause all To he lost "Na
The boy dropped the biggest r.aA...
luicieSt cherry that lie had been 49,
reach. pulled himself together, drew ~ ~. 20
brown legS up under HIM. and replied:
IN rcmcmberin' the Maine
When he could speak again the f,r,..
said: "rmer
III they amt enough here fer YOU. tb,..,.
another nice tree full OF 'em. IN vers.. !.
the orchard. Leader. a
h. 49,. al -.
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NInitarr cnrrI.nn nd nnnnlnln.

WASHINGTON, July IS - Arrange
ments are being perfected at the war
department for the establishment of a
military garrison at Honolulu, Hawaii.
Orders were issued Friday for bat
talon OF the ID regiment of volunteer
engineers to proceed TO Honolulu in
company with the lst regiment OF New
York volunteer infantry. which is to
constitute the first garrison OF United
States troops stationed on this newly
annexed territory OF the United states.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-07-27

NEw YORK, July 2S.--Shipping men
here say that the Spanish Trans-At-
lantic Co, in securing the contract
with the government TO carry Santiago
prisoners back TO Spain, played a
sharp trick and hoodwinked officials L
Washington. 1t is said that many of
their ships have been tied up in Mexi-
San waters and other ports since the
war Now they will be able to get
back TO Spain and will likely become
auxiliary cruisers.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-07-27

GLASGOW. by, July 28 News has
been received here 81 the escape Of
five prisoners from The Jail at Edmou-
ton on "Wednesday night While lock-
ing The prisoners in Tor the night the
jaiier was seized, ovcrpowered and
placed 10 a CELL while five men made
their exit Ed Hays. recently sen.
fenced 70 serve 81 years in the peni-
tertiary for manslaughter, was among
the number A. last accounts there
was no evidence as to She whereabouts
Of The prisoners
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Cen. Grant. New coum,nd.

WASHINGTON. July eS.-Brig. Gen.
Fred d. Grant has been assigned by
the secretary OF war TO the command
of the Bird brigade of Gen. Wilson's
division of the ist army corps Two
hrigades of this division are already
assigned for duty with the Porto Rico
invasion, Gen. Ern, St's having left
Charleston and Gen. Hams leaving
Chiokamauga Friday for Newport
News
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HoNe koNG. July - The second
expedition from san Francisco. com
mandcd by Brig. Gen r. V. Green. has
arrived at Manila ON the way from
Honolulu troors were landed at Wake
island, midway between the Hawaiian
Islands and the Philippines. and the
American flag was raised. Wake is.
land was one Of The Spanish posses.
sions
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Tnrrndnln - n,.o..-

Minor, " n, July GA tornado
struck Minot Thursday night. demoi-
i-hing IL buildings and injurinr "a
number Of people. NO one was killed.
The county hospital was destroyed and
several Of the inmates badly injured.
Six loaded ears ON the 500 tracks were
blown 100 feet from the rails and de-
rnnLL.nnI
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BosroN. July s-Thc dead bodies Of
sis infants, each wrapped in paper.
were found in a vacant lot In Che sixth
EoNoury district Friday Medical eN-
aminer Draper. after an autopsy. said
The youngest child was one month old
ana the eldest three months some
were strangied while others were al
lowed 10 die OF neglect
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-07-27
More Peace rais

LoNDoN, July oa-Thc Madrid corr
respondent Of the Daily Mali says.
'senor sagasta told a rcprcscr tative
Of El lmparcial Friday that the gov.
eminent had already entered upon she
preliminary stage % peace ncrotia-
lions Gen Polavieja has arrived and
viii have au audience with tle queen
regent tomorrow
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SHAFrER
TO BE REBUKED.
Gen shatter WIZ Receive Instructions to
Repair the Breach Between Him
and Gen. Garcia

WASHINGTON. July as.-It is no viola
ton Of confidence to say that Cen.
Skaters course, in respect 20 Gen.
Garcia, does not at all meet the an.
prevail OF The administration. The
matter was FULLY discussed M the
cabinet meeting Friday. and it IS
understood that at least two of
the presidents advisers expressed
themselves forcibly rs we'll as freely.
As a result Gen Shafter will be in.
structed TO adop; toward the Cuban
insurgents conciiiatory policy. and
90 show go Gen. Garcia all the consid.
Grafton due 20 his rank and services
That mo- serious breach between the
Cuban insurgents and the American
forces viii take place is earnestly
hoped. But 10 is a question Of grave
uncertainty here how far Gen. Garcia
viii carry his resentment for the in.
dlgnites 90 which be declares Iva his
letter Gen. shafter has subjected him.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-07-27

WAsHiNeroN, July o. Secretary
Long announced at o'slocl, Thursday
that he had received a dispatch from
Adm Dewey announcing the arrival
Of another detachment Of troops az
Manila. constituting the second expe.
dition from san Francisco.
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AeuInaIdo n.cl,rcd nlctntnr

WASHINGTON. July 25.-The follow
ing caolegram has just been received
az the war department:
Hone koNo, July % Secretary of the
Navy:-The following is for the secre-
tary Of war 20 the adjutant generals:
Aguinalio declares dictatorshio ard
martial Jaw over all the islands, The
people expect independence. Recon-
mend China ponies.
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Bryan's Hcrimens at J.eksoov,u.

JAcKsoSvuLE Fla. July Isl. The Sd
regiment OF Nebraska volunteers. in
command OF Col William Jennings
Bryan. arrived here Friday on six
special transports over the Plant Sys-
tenn railway Bryan's regiment will
b. cncnmpcd of Panama park. ave
miles from the city.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-07-27

shS FHANcisco. July 28. -Ez-Q Queen
Liiousalani. attended hy her phy-
scau Dr English. 81 Washington.
and SIR and Mrs Heleiuke. nave or
rived from Washington en- route 20
Honolulu The party will leave on
The Gaelic next Tuesday for the Ha-
waiian stands
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Nsw NoHK. July GA dispatch
from santiago says the Cubaus who
bad been driven from their farms and
concentrated in The city arc beginning
20 return 20 them in territory surren.
icrcd % Americans soon crops will
be- planted Tor the first time in three
Years
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LONDON. July 13 -Tne Berlin CORE.
spoudent of Daily News says. The
powers with the exception of Crea.
Britain. have agreed not to allow an
American annexation OF the Philip
pines or an Anglo-American protector
ate over che islands
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Ann ARnon Mich. July 90 After o
deadlock Of two days the Second Dis
trict republican congressional conven
tion nominated Henry C. smith. Of
Adrian 10 took 598 ballots 10 decid,
Toe matter
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WAsmNoroy. July % "A rifle range
is TO be constructed next week near
Camp Algcr for the use OF troops III
is expected that one regiment viii
march each week TO the target grounds
and have seven days practice.
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The NIne ErnedItinn.

WASHINGTON. July 2S-The follow
ing message has been received At the
war department:
PLAYA, July 90, 1895.
Expedition TO Nipe has been en-
tirely successful, although the mines
had not been removed for want of
time. The Spanish cruiser Jorge
Juan defending the place, was de-
stroyed without loss on our part. The
Annapolis and Wasp afterward pro-
ceeded from Nipe TO assist in the land
ing of the commanding general of the
army on arrival at Porto Rico.
''SANpsoN
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for the more congenial ease and DELHI
Grafton of n desk and Commodore
Schley were ordered to fly the PEN
nant of the admiral commanding the
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States of the Santiago prisoners To
Spain. This recognition came Friday
in the form of a letter TO Gen. Shafter
from Gen. Toral, commander of the
Spanish troops ut Santiago. The fact
of the receipt of the letter was com
municated To the war department. Fri
day night in the following dispatch
from Gen. Shaftor:
SANTIAGO DE CuBA, July -.
II. c Corbin, Adjutant General,
Washington am just in receipt OF a
letter from Gen. Toral saying the
Spanish secretary OF war desires the
troops landed at Vigo. Coruna. on the
Atlantic, and at Santander, in the Bay
OF Biscay.
(Signed) SHAFrER
Major General, Commanding.
The request Of the Spanish govern
ment will be complied with unless
something unforeseen should prevent.
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SHAWNEE o.. July 2a-John Grimes
was killed instantly FRIDAY morning
by fall Of slate in Mine No. ~. six
miles east 81 here lie was aged o.
and was single.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-07-27

WAsniNeIoS. July 21-A private dis
patch received here from the head
quarters Of Skaters army says there
are no cases Of yellow fever in the sth
Ohio volunteer regiment
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- rra-..r rhIIad.Inhl,-

MARE lstASp. Cal, July 2s The
secondary battery for the cruiser Phil
adeiphia has arrived from the east and
the mechanics are rushing the work Of
getting thc rapid-fre siN-pounder and
other guns ia place. The ship viii
probably 20 60 san Francisco FRIDAY.
She has received a quantity OF coal.
though her bunkers are not entirely
hued. 10 Us said that Capt Wadieirh
has received orders 70 proceed without
full supply 81 coal. as he has enough
on board 90 reach Honolulu. where his
ounkcrs can bc filed.
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MASuA. July IS. via Hong Kong.
July 2s The British steamers Cyrus
and Nyanza have arrived here with
coal Tor the American feet
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"oh, mamma, fear the duke is not high.
Why Maudy'
We were talking OF the mooted Anglo.
American alliance aud he said something
about our common blood '"-Indiananol;s
Journal
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Cnu4IcorHg. o.. July O. Fifty
eight recruits Tor the hospital corps
eft here Frits.y afternoon in charge
Of Corporal Eagiaud
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SPANISH PRISONERS.
Government OF Spain Requests That They
lie Landed at Nigo. Coruna. ON At
Iantic and Santander.

WASHINGTON. July ss.-The Madrid
government officially has recognized
the proposed return by the United
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AKRON. o.. July 28 Rob Monroe
has sued the j G Mcneil Boiler Co
Tor sio.ooo. Alleged TO be due Tor royal.
g.a
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Your account is a good round sum-" said
the grocer; don't YOU think YOU could
square the circley'-L. A. W. Bulletin,
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When loafer finds man busy he always
inquiries IN the genial way common To loaf
ers: ''BusyF'-Atchisou Globe.
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BE careful what You say in the frs. Ma.
retracting and denying. -Atchisop 4; ~ "a
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Hoods Pills cure nausea, Indigestion "a
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Everybody Comes Into This
World With Predispo-
sition to Disease.
A Talk With Mrs. Pinkham About the Cause
of Anemia.

eneration. This points
} the stern necessity of
slping ones self just as
soon as the life powers
, seemto be on the wane.
Excessive menstrual
ton is a sign OF physi.
cal weakness ard want
of tone in the uterine
organs. 1t saps the
strength away and pro-
duces anemia (blood
turns to water).
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-14
BOTH OF THEM MISSING.
Bride and Groom Disappeared the
Day Before They Were to Be
Married and Are Still I'm
heard from.

There is a wedding feast up in Peck
vile that has been spread since We'd
nesday night. That it has not been
disturbed is due to the fact that the
bride and groom can not be located.
There are those of a sensational turn
of mind who are making all sorts of
startling conjectures over the mysteri-
Gus disappearance but the more sober
minded eXplaners have it that il is all
a jolly lark of the bride and groom and
that by this evening at the latest they
will be around to receive the Congratu-
latons of their friends.
John Williams, aged "a. of Olyphant,
and Miss Anna Biglin, the 1S-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Biglin,
of Peckville, are the missing bridal
party. Tuesday they started for SCran-
ton, bent on getting a marriage license
and doing some shopping. The girls
mother was to meet them in the after
noon at the clerk of the courts office
to give the necessary consent. She was
on hand at the appointed hour. but her
daughter and intended sOn-in-law failed
to put in an appearance. So thinking
they had deferred the securing of a
license until the morrow, she returned
home. expecting to find them there
ahead of her.
They had not returned, however, and
the night brought no news of them
Wednesday afternoon came, but it fall
ed to witness the return of the bride
and groom. Thinking, surely, that
| they had run down to New Jersey or
up to Binghamton to be married, for
the sake of adding a little romance to
the affair and that they would be on
| hand at the appointed hour for the
wedding celebration, the Eiglins pro-
| ceeded with the arrangements for the
| festivities and when night came they
| and the guests awaited the arrival of
| the ruraways.
But they came not. The last trains
up and down the valley were watched
but they left no bridal couple at Peck
vile. Then the guests departed filled
with forebodnes and the relatives re-
| tired alarmed at the possibility that
something terrible had happened to the
| missing young people. All of yester
day they searched and searched but no
| tale or tidings of the missing pair
| could be found Late last night they
We're still missing and no word had
been received from them. IF they do
not return today it is the intention OF
the relatives to solicit the aid of the
police in looking Up their disappear
| ance.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-14
PERSONAL.

John Il. Nallin, of Lackawanna avenue
was in Pittston yesterday.
Congressman William Connell left for a
short visit at harrisburg yesterday.
Miss Margaret Gibbs of South Main
avenue, spent last night at Nicholson.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Fenner and family
and Mrs. Search have returned from Ro-
chester, n, Y.
Mrs. J. II. Gilhool, of Quincy avenue
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. y. NJ. Goss,
in Camden, n. j.
John Thomas. assistant baggage master
at the Delaware and Hudson depot, is
back at work after a short vacation IN
the west.
County Commissioners S. w. Roberts,
Clerk c, +. Wagner and S, S. Jones, of
Carbondale, left yesterday on an extended
fishing trip In Pike county.
Alderman John y. Howe went 10 Dun
more last night and installed the officers
of Fequest tribe of Red Men. lie Is dep
uty grand saChem OF this district.
Private Arthur j. Winchel OF Company
A, Thirteenth regiment, is home on fur
Tough, having just left the Medico- CHR
urgicsl hospital at Philadelphia after n
long illness from typhoid.
Private Win Grihiths, of Company A.
Thirteenth regiment, returned TO Camp
Meade yesterday afternoon after spend
ing a week with his parents ON Linden
street. He was given a reception at his
home Tuesday evening by a numoer of
his friends, which was very pleasant
~ ent
James O'Connor, of the firm of O'Con-
nor Brothers, solicitors, of Dublin ireland
was the guest yesterday of John I. Ricn-
ards. Mr. O'Connor represented the En-
mis- county claimants during the taking
of depositions in the Handley case IN Ire.
land He came to this country on legal
business and ran up from Philadelphia 70
see Mr.. Richards and General Palmer.