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Decorah-posten., 1898-03-15
,forliier paa Stiuehapet.
geirtninssu fomHer iHo paa en- 2.

0ampftibet Cottage Gitp tom nplt9
ino til Gan 5rancisco. Oct fsrts 0ulos
issere fra Rem gort og ifulos Iatte
benz at / @laIta. s 8dIpardt'o to9
bet Omborb tire SsmanO, Tom bar toms
ne bib eftsr ct 5orIis. Oct bar Sdtt
S'Reil fra San 5rancisco, Btltum
Dalfb at Rem Yort og Roromunoen
Soban Dahl. De baboe baot Spre mso
Bart Monantum, iom f%orliite for ipp
Muanebsr iioen, og tunoe fortGae ON
unbsrlige Splepelier.
S'Isil fsrte Srbet, ba be tom tno
paa Sailors Some / San 5ranttseo.
"9i bar pdd 8eien fra Netpcaitle
auitralien til Banana, fagoe ban,
"ba gaaben iprung l9t. 8apt. Neps
baQ befaleoe os at saa til pumperns,
men tom inart til bet Reiultdt, at 81
muatte iGtte 8urien for GaiterSslano.
Mert, at benne . ligger $500 Wil ira
apitsn al Chile.
"Sapteinens Sante par at itpreStus
ben pad 0anb, og ba q bet life nsie,
bpab &urs ban tog. ulptten forfulgte
os fremoelss; Ri renote ino paa ct Hep,
pd bet bar meo Neb % reppe, at ri
biersebe 2ipet.
"Gaitsr Ssluno er omtrent 20 Wtil
lang % 8 eler 9 MiG breb. Den be-
boss al nogle Iigefremme o9 gieitmiloe
aanater - pmtrent 100 / Sdlet. Gn
8pnge re9ierer oper ben, pg Der er fire
samle !Sspbinger, iom bar arpet ltre
gmbeoer liseiom 8ongen ielp.
"Ss. Maieitat Ia @lit puu mig. noen
Geremonisr fsrte ban mig til lit Slot
= en- iimpel Spite beituaenoe al PGle
msb tsrrst Sprb pg Gang inbimeaem.
9apteinen os ben sprige S~eiGtning 1T
2pgis / alminbslige 8orseres SuIe;
men Waben bar pmtrent ben famine for
ale. Den beitoo at 8isb og ieoe 90
teter. Qnbre Ssoemioler iaa ie9 life
pau Zen. Sppget isrger for Jig ielp,
% ba Gr9sgangene er buarIige, bar
0prene temmelig mdgre. Gbperne
ipiisr fun ct Maaltio ON Sasen. Set
inOtases pmtring 81. 5 Gftermicoas.
"8sb en- al bisie unberlise Snns
oelier, iom bpppi9 Ieoiager Stibbruo,
bar en- 8asie MaIins breuet tIano puu
Zen. Seq matte bet tonsstige Slot
reot, bpiot o9 guilt pg tilfatte Tom
Staos npaIe Streger meo SjGre. So.
burfobeoe Waieitat fanbt bet Dppsrligt,
pg Ri fit ct Grtramaal ben 9a9. Sun
tluttebe uitunbielis / lit u~forItaaeltgs
Sprpg.
"@t ppbolbt os paa CATER Sslant
| 6 Maaneber. pa tom ct Seilitib %
tog ps til 8alparaiio. 8ongsn % aQt
bans llnberiaatter - M9nb 2pinbe,
og Ssrn ubbrsb / Slayer, 6a b
r%eifte".
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-15
S~orretnines.N otitier.
ct aIonoife mar tit Stem.

On for Slptutus al Soil fra ben enc Sel
Of 9aroet til ben ouoen ioregaar oi ct 9ar'
lie naturlist os rospGroigt menneltelt8t
SnIte ON at iprbeore jim Stillin9.
"a 5elegrafeu brngte Rpbepeu ON, at
Cub i fore RGu9oer par bIepen frnoet /
bet Snore af 9uuitu, bar itrur MGno ira ben
belle &croen ieroige til al ~rciitere tit Sip %
trooie allaSs 5ure for at naa frem til bette
npe GIooraoo.
Rpgle iaa pl hare 2ptteu meo Jig, Reiten
oil life. mebens / bet Sele tn9ct ale bapoe
Itaaet ii9 bebre paa at bare iluttet Jig til ben
itorc Snounuoriua Der MI 9aar for it8 I'll
Ct. 9aul pg 7ulutb 5rntten / Minueioto.
Suer Ell Riqion Collars betaltes aleue for
Iotetesaplinsen / ct balut 9uitn Souus
lar8s Sernbaner, life at tale ON be Ienge,
man III for 8pruoarer, 8pGS % andre
SarmsTrpoutters Set er 6remttoslanoet
l 3prbpeiten paa Sruuo Of bets prpgti9e
Seliaseubeo melGem ct. 8alI, MiuneapIts,
DULUTH % Superior. Yet er ueIiiguet meo
ct iltuOt alira, rent @aro, COB Sorbbuno,
ioreta8icmme Sropouorere % ale ct fort
9anbS Soroele.
9anoet tiger blrti9t / &proi, % Gubuer,
iom i~ettler Der, fan bore pperbepiIt ON, at
ban pl bnpe ct Tibet Sloubife for Zig flip,
uoen llbp99e euer 5ore, i%nnoaut, Der islser
mGo en- 8eiie til BET fierne AIaita.
Strip til Ste Smauiou, Scandinavian
3%mmiarution 9l9eut, 9O3 Globe 8lOs., Ct.
GarI, eler til SOpewel Glnrte. 2anocoms
missioner, ct. Iaul. Niun., % De pil iaa
tilienot Seitriuelie Uuer 9auoet % peus OPP
lpieuoe Straps. Npun "9ecorabsI Soften,
nuur Sc %itrtuer. Sc aperttsiemeute 2ocn
Sioe.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-15
SecDrab Dg Snlegn.
Ten ABE Marts 1898
sberiH Gbriheu

bar iioite llge bapt bet trapIt.
SnSoag Mprgeu reiite ban til Roas'
tier, Rinn., bpor ban arrsitereoc Im'
brois Sufp, ION cr unoer antlass
for at bare ituot puu 6Olt ben Strs
iiat at bsgda Iloro. Gfter fin Stpoes
oHGre / Spb 0etorab forrige l9e 1T
8uTD fat pua fin ponp % rsmte. )
Sc Rop folste ban Soften og 'ortidtte
til Ro6eiter, bpOr en- Softer al BAN
urbsioer. Sans Sag tOmmer Op Tor
SreoSbommsren ibug. Den piI uoens
tpil blipe benpiit til Granoiurpcn.
2srodg Gitsrmiooag rci'te Sberifs
fen til Ssiian, bpor ban arre'tereoe
Sofspb Smitb paa antIage for at babe
fprIsgt @olotGgt mob en- Is aars
sdmmsI qiss. San itiueoe aaution
for $1,000, oa bet foreIsbigs 5prbsr
bItp uof1t ill ben 25oe bs.
8uitap !Sumrc bIsO arreitcrct forIes
ben, nstop iom ban fob / Segreb meb
at rsiis til 9lonoite. San sr beitplot
for at bare forfsrt IN Pias, ION Dor /
RrrbsOen al Riogepab.
2sroug often mobtog Sheriff Chris
fen Fl Telegram fra MiIipuutee, iom
mebbsIte, at 70. &. Donnie par are
Tterst Der for at bdps bragt uo al Sta
ten Soma portfut GisnOOm. pcIitict
fanOt / bans 9siiboeIie 10 8uIoubre
% en- Del andre 8GroiiG9er. San
Dil blipe bragt tilbdge til DEBORAH.
Com betierbt bIep Mr. Sptpnies
Splas al llbrs Og SuOeIiagsr fOrleosn
bsflasIast at SbsriHen.
Oct er bsilageli9t, at en- Muno, Tom
tunbe tisns III 2iOsppbpIo peb rsoelig
Serb, ffal bare iig ao Zig.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-15
Sra SDo SafotaS ifanoina;
piife MiboIosielifab.

Seq fan M oplpie, at Der er siort Guitals
ter til at S~elitabets 5GlesmGrte (8Gogesy
iom iaa mango bar ipurst ON, pil bliue at
erboloe anper bort a~uitunoeuoe garsmpoe
/ Srablp. Triien oil blipe 25 Gents pr.
Stptie. &c, iom pniter @Grtcrnc, bible
9iprc bel ! at op9iue til mig paa 5orbaanO
bet Nrtal, be pnlter.
Srootiu8s, g. 3, sbe Ytarts 1898.
8. g. Suepe, Setretrr.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-15
On Sraao: Fruit.


Seriep Gitp pil, fom bet iDnes, blipe
S~opeoiGoet for en- mGgtis sraaos
Sruit. Sbe Qmerican Sbrsab Cont
PAM lob zig intorporere ben lobe
DARTS hos Rsp Serieps StatsIstres
tor / Srenton. Oct bsItaar al Better
Come, Charles q. Ring % Grnsit ).
Charles, ale at Ssrisp Gitp. Qttiss
tupitaIen sr $12,000,0 900. 8ompaz
MET bill lepsre olitens 9raab os bess
uosu Strife ps SetIspinber os Spos
Ter. Oct bill pgIau bprte planter os
bplos 5uur for at faa Wuterials til
I'm 5raao.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-15
Sober lat paa iine Yrin=
cipcr.

"Nsi, ti9re apne," flyer Mite,
bette er after mob mine principer.
Seq fan life bugse 8sb." &onsn Ipus
rer ppmpst: "Hu bel, / Gftermibbag
tommsr ct Cos 8ul. Bill bu ba 3"
"2lanei, danei! bet er after mob
mine principsr. Oct gisr mig pnbt
at iige bet; men ieg fan life bare Sui.
Dog bill jes sau ino pau ct 9ompros
mis-. Spis bu tisber en- @asitop for
be Yenes. bu tisnsr, ital iss itrus ga
fen paa."
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-15
6emti gar paa 9agen

bar Better Sobnipn, Maitiniit.
Wfrs. SObnion bupbe for anlebningen
inpiterst npsle og treoioe al 5amiliens
8enner pg truttereoe benz meO Mab %
9ritts, os Ri lsDebe gobt. SiGiterns
braste mep fig iOm Grtnering er gulo'
tnuppst Stot, ben ituut.ite, Tom tunoe
firbss, os en- 2ereitol, ben itsrite /
gper, for SubnIon er itor. maa ptbe.
Dor nrite Songrssmanb 6. g. Sobns
fon p~perratte Gaperne meb pasIenoe
8emertnineer.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-15
Nor Treos SfDlo.

Gn frsmmeS Manb tommer inb
paa Resattiohstontprst. "Ssg bar
ftrspst ct 9iai. Tom inotransenbs ans
bsfaler 5reb," tiger ban; "tan ies faa
bet inb / gldeet?"
Rsbattsrsn: Seq gaur ub fra, at
De alporlis on opristis snit.r 6rso9"
Iparsr Rsbattsren.
ga, bet tan De itole paa!"
"grano oa 9istst!" iasbe R.odts
tpren tert.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-15
Silbercr bam.

Gn MunO, Tom bar OGrst ben for
nsmite til at bpsge Op ben nps gp. BIZ
fer en- reiisnps pmtrins os psger paa,
bpao ban bar siort. Ser De ben
oatre airte Der, Tom nstop er f9roiq?"
ipsr ban mso SslpfslslIe.
"Se tilbsrsr bel ben 9irte?" Iioet
ben rsi'snos.
"Nei, Gar, airtsn tiIbsr.r mig"
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-15
Us e morfe.
Gn Ranicnitnoie.

Ser bar jea funbet snbnu ct Dag
bogsblab / en- eammel Salftinbsiatte.
llnoitpIb 9ranHetterns! SOr ct 5db,
at ies life fanot glabst / rette 5ib!
Wfit Bert piIoe bore blepet faa meget
mere dfperlenbe. Men itet er ftet.
glaoets SnobolO lpber iaalebes:
Bite Suni. Sobanien os ies er mo-
gen tiGtte 9ursr. Sbas eiorpe hi en-
'tor Sur. Msn bporlebes9 Web
&l9lterns pda Rpgssn ipsmmeoe pt
oper breoe 6apitptter, bar Sunoene
oper taarnbsie Ssbuis, paa boilte en-
lite tlnoe iatte Sober, iprang meo
belle Sppafninasr oper en- Rspne, iom
bar liseiaa breo fom "Sarm" er lang,
oe t~ilbaselagoe iaalsoes nogle Duiin
Drill. Ssbapet sr iaa glat. at Ri for
bpert Stribt frem glioer tire tilbage.
Sette binbrebs msget Dor Gremedng |
ben iterte Rorbsititrsm. Gnbper ans
ben bible / bort Steb babe iuntet
bsbstrGt ON.
Men Ri fslte life ben rinseite SrGts
beb.
Spertimob fprans Ri, ba Ri bar
tommen tilbage til 2eirpldbien, | gldo
Opermob frem ps tilbase oper ben
greooeerab, Ri befanbt ps paa.
Oct bar fad tolot, at bort Sbermos
meter bar frpsSet - pi antueer, at
Semperaturen bar pad - Sc 8raber
Geliius. Men ri frs life bet minbite.
SDertimob. SobunIen trat Stsps
lerne al os "tneippeoe" libt frem pg
tiIbase pua Sien.
Seq peiaa. Oct bar iua bebagelist,
at hi baseftsr tog ct Sab | ben adbne
Repne. Saa bar bet at gisre iitans
Waaltibst. Siben Slutten at forrise
Wtdaneo bdpoe Ri lite iptit roget.
Men Ri fslte inssn Sult.
aaiseoel pilos Ri ibas for engangs
Stplb taae os 5ib til at ipiie. Spi'
feieolen bar itorartet. Serit bar Der
9litlaaset paa Dor 8psemafins, fer
peret "a Ia maitre b'botel." iad So
ban'ens penitre Sti meb libt Stsples
imsreIfs, fom Din feroerebes berti!
fra bort Reifeapotbet ct tibet Slas 8
psf. 8arbolfpre; berpaa tom Yolaris,
ps Tom Sesiert fpenoerebe isg en-
Sran bpppet lllbitrsmpe fra min Sars
berpbe.
Ilorig bapbe nosen Niooag imd9'
ps bebre! @fter Wdaltioet roche ri
besse / aajater up pua Sapet os TO-
~tosrafersbe os fra Grandchildren
maleriite Stiuinser. Seq TT ingen
SOalrOs, Os SObanisn itisO inseH IS
bisrne.
8i trsb TENT inp / pore Sppeppfer,
Wsn ies tunce life iope, bet bar iao
parmt / benne aulbe. -
Mine Santer pdnbrebe piben ON,
Seq fslts mig ilbe. gefanbt mig it'll
bel. Stsen siorbe mig intet; men
glitlaaset bar iss tpceligpis lite rig
ti9 fprbsiet enbnu.
Ss MI itaar en- bib Stittelie pao
Sbben, ps Siorben fjalper | Waane'
Inlet! Soor bpio Sisn er! Spioert
enb os, for Ri bar paa flere Maaneoel
lite bapt Sabe. SUN ftaar pao
Stranben, pg benbss Siliener bareS
pad min 2ansiel bib, os nit Siert'
ilaar unber S9lifinbstrsien. Sur
pinter msb bpibe arme, os melantols
fe Sanfer iantsr fig oper mig.
Raar ftal ies fe Siemmet isien1
Oil StoHst r9tte til to Sinb, eae'
maa bet ftrattes liot9 Oil min 5ora
logger piie fig a~nItanbis9 @lt ON,
firing ftraaler / bet lpieite Sptbt. Mer
peb !Spriionten er ct Steo, Tom Ell
enbnu bpibere. 2isssr 2anbet cer9
@i sr pirtelis npsle tiette aarsr
ieg os Sobanien.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-15
Printing Press for Sale.

An old but good Chicago Taylor drum
cylinder printing press, size of bed g X
40, fitted with air springs, Sitter and
pulleys for steam power. vii easily
run 400 per hour. For sale at
Lutheran Publ. House, DEBORAH, la.
2Qa.3
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-15
Srs. 7nnean & @..
SonolRQer, fan trnz.

- 'u' It1nes |.
greiton @s,nn., see, ODE % Ion. N.
Gbntfielo, Ninu., lie Ga b. VSs I'd
Sonitou, Ninu., ABE oa linz SSotis
8gioH, Wiiun., Lobe O9 17Ss T S,sIi'
Steunrtoile, NiHn,, l8os % S' ,SI
Gacilie, Nttnn., 21oe % 22bs 5sUs y
Mtit6el, Soma, 23oe "a 24S, THS,ls
SGnoer trGites uoea Suer,. :.
beioe oarunteres. ''H u
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-15

u 1rsitsns Orb. Sutum: ia ou tr en-
bpasslis Wuno Sans! Seaaruat Tom ou
bien aloiien II, inat aioiien II! Seusrt
% isutre for bier 3at!"
Rouosn: "Taa, to big life bet iua mar; M
btspupr leg fra l isisu."
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-15
zso e.. gauI &pasmar,sS.
9ptu 9th StodnatSs,
asutos Gtis
ct. Souts QpGamdrtto.

Sprnfprs-Cows and heIfers,.s 81 "a
Stockers and feeders..... S.251
5Utn. 8.751
5nar-Muttons. 4,W1
Lambs. 5.M1
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-15

Seq tan uotaIs ON SpmaNineu 1Susueu
men, at bet life er pperorspent, bpao be-
ltaar I Snbe ialtHserue ipr ben. Zen er iulb
laa COB iom uo9eu 800 collars RaItiu,
Jrast Sl.50. absseor Rpsaars, 3,sls
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-15
Gu pGroiinlp BOO til balp
Nris.

Sie9en's ainiamaf % Saanoboa
tor i898, lenoes portotrtt III ale, Ipnl
mo'eHoer IN IoresIe % 20 Gents / Sri,
mGrter til \. Siesen, N9eut, IA So
SGlle Ct. Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-24
DEATH OF SERGEANT DOBSON.
SURGEON BORDEN DENIES SOME OF THE STATE
MENTs MADE BY THE YOUNG
SOLDIERS MOTHER.

Washington. Nov. disappointment Sternoerg
has received a letter from Major w. W. Borden
surgeon In charge OF the transport ShinnecocK' de
nying some Of the statements made by Mrs. DoD-
son regarding the treatment OF her son, sergeant
Dobson lie says that Mrs. Dobson experienced
the same difficulty in getting transportation on the
Shinnecock which other persons had. She had 10
apply to him and inform him that she was a rea-
tive u one Of the patients. Instead OF there Delhs
four hundred patients the steamer on the tIip
which carried Sergeant Dobson, there were onlS
lSS and the steamer. he declared. has carried Sls
comfortably As to Sergeant DObson not having
been seen by surgeon on the trip, ne says INA,
had three able assistants on board. one assigned
to each deck with hospital steward ana nVe
Hospital Corps men Rounds were made OF the
entire ship by a doctor every hour in the nGht,
with strict orders every patient. II DoDSSOH
received only tablet of medicine. II was De
cause a trained graduate in medicine considered II
the necessary treatment. There was S."" worm
of extra deicacies on board. with money To eXpeAu
II necessary. 80, &,
Captain Hodges. Of Dobsons company. testihed
before Colonel DENLY to-day that Dobson was III
when he landed at MOntauk with his regiment.
but when II suggested that he should go 10
the hospital he burst into tears because OF MS
anxiety 20 return to Washington with the troops.
Captain Hodges yielded TO these entr"aties, put a.
soon as typhoid developed he acted promptly III
getting him off.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-24
THE ARMY INVESTIGATION.
NO TESTIMONY OF GREAT IMPORTANCE
GIVEN YESTERDAY.

4 WITNESS RIDrCUIEs THE THEORY THAT FLIES
SPREAD DIsEAsE-THE COMMISSION HOPES TO
FINISH ITS WORK HERD on SATURDAY
The evidence before the War Department 1nves-
tIgating Commission Yesterday. compared with the
testimony heard previous days. was not OF an
extremely important character II consisted main
ly Of describing general conditions which. as was
shown could not be avoided in any military camp
occupied by a large body Of men. The most peril
nent evidence OF the day given by DR.. Elmer
Lee who was commissioned by a New-York news
paper to describe the conditions at Camp Wikon
lie cOntended that Army surgeons should be
trained in n military medical institution, and that
schools should be provided FOR Army cooks. He
rdicued the theory that flies spread disease and
gave 1t as his opinion that lquor-drnking ara
overeating were responsible for much of the sick
ness among the soldiers.
The Commission will not sit to-day. most OF the
members having left town last night to spend
Thanksgiving Day at their homes or with friends
1t was anticipated that tomorrow the Commission
would hear the witnesses who have been gathered
together by the Committee for the frotecuoh oi
Soldiers but In consequence Of the priority OF VII
nesses called by the investigating body Itself 1t
IS not likely that the Commission Will be ape 10
hear the committees witnesses until Saturday.
General Dodge said yesterday that his fellow
commissioners wished to complete their labors In
this city on Saturday in order that they might
begin an investigation in Boston on the following
Monday
Knight Neftel a captain in the Sth New-fork
Volunteers, submitted statement prepared ny
the Reglmental Board Of officers. contradictlhg
the testimony already given before the Commis-
sion asserting that the Chickamauga Camp was
unsanitary. e
General Dodge also read a communication from
Lieutenant John II. Thompson. Of the list Resl
mcnt. who is sick in St Lukes Hospital, contra
dieting the charges OF Lieutenant David }. 'fosS
In his statement Lieu.e Thompson wrote:
'Goss complains that he slept twelve nights IN
the open air. He was lucky. l slept thirty nights
without shelter"
New-York tribune., 1898-11-24
RESTGNATION or JUDGE GORDON.

rtr LEAVES THE BENCH IN PHILADELPHIA
POLITICAL SIGNIFICANCE
Harrisburg Penn, Nov. 3-Judge Gordon. or
Philadelphia has resigned. and Governor hastings
has accepted his resignation.
Philadelphia. Nov. 23-Judge James jay GORDON
Of this city whose resignation is announced In a
dispatch from Harrisburg. the unsuccessful
candidate for the Democratic nomination for Gov
ernor before the Altoona convention this year,
which was captured by George \. jerks. lie has
long been recognized one Of the leaders OF the
anti -Harrity element Of tho Democratic party In
This state and his resignation is believed to have
much political significance.
Judge Gordon has been the bench for more
than Ten years. II was expected that the trial Of
Senator Quay would be held In the court presided
over by him, and Senator Quay's friends and at
torncls have declared that under no circumstances
would they permit Judge Gordon to try the case.
alleging that he was the mysterious power that
was urging the District-Attorney in the prosecu-
New-York tribune., 1898-11-24
THE BUFFALO NEARLY READY
EXPECTED TO START FOR MANILA TOMORROW
OR SATURDAY THANKSGIVING AT
THE NAVY YARD.

THE NAVY YARD.
Whether or not the Department orders that the
Buffalo make another start tomorrow on her trip
10 Manila will be carried out depends on the re-
suit Of a dock trial Of her engines, which is to be
made to-day All the repairs have been completed
save the setting Of new capstan' and the officers
are confident that the ship will be ready to sail at
the appointed time
The Board of Inquiry which investigated the
trouble on the cruiser has completely exoncrated
Commander Hemphrl and Chief Engineer Beg from
any responsibility for the difficulty Three ma
chlnists have been dismissed from the service ana
there are hints that some others will oe fouhd cui-
pahle. .,<., , 81,
VI; ssachisetts and the Indiana VIII MAKE room
on Friday or Saturday. There are some repairs
needed on the gunboat. among them De.hS some
Thanksgiving Day will be celebrated at the yard
bv A game Of football and other athletic sports on
The Cop Dock grounds in which the crew OF the
Buffalo will have a large snare, althoush an 'ue
shinq a, the ward will be represented Services Will
be- held on board the receiving ship ana on al the
vessels there will be the usual THANKSGIVING ulhntr
Of furkev and plum dun" Shore leave Will De
granted 10 a large number of men. so that on none
of tha ships will there be full crew. .
4 delegation OF the Commercial cub or 81 fau'
has presented 10 Captain Sigsbee, OF the Texas, a
silver loving cup, in memory OF his command or
the cruiser St Paul during the The affair
was conducted without any ceremony ana Wlth1ut
notice on board the Texas, which Is in Drydock 40.
2 on Tuesday afternoon. , ,,.,.
nov Rasln along with the Scpio and other auXl-
iary ships In order TO increase the wharf room IN
New-York tribune., 1898-11-24
PLEADING IN QUAY INDICTMENTS DE
FERRED.

Philadelphia Nov. 23.-Senator Quay. his son.
Richard r quay. and Benjamin j. Haywood. ex-
State Treasurer. to have pleaded to-day in
the Quarter Sessions Court to the Indictments
charging them with the misuse of the moneys Of
the Commonwealth and Of the Peoples Bank The
defendants appeared in court at Il 30 o'clock with
their counsel. and the batter at once asked for a
few days time. saying that the time since the IN
dictmtnts presented had been insufic! mt for
their eNamina ton and that they had therefore
not determined whether to advise their clients TO
plead 10 enter q demurrer District Attorney
Graham objected 10 a pOstponemcnt. bat after
eofno delih@ratiOn and Ouestioning OF counsel the
Court ordered postponement until Monday next
New-York tribune., 1898-11-24
nay STAY ~ JAIL ALL HIS LIFE.

St Louis Nov pa dispatch to The Republic"
from Houston. Tex. says that Thomas Tinsey.
Ncw-York millionaire. who has been for two years
IN Ill for contempt Of court In producing the
books OF the Glenwood Cemetery Company and
whose imprisonment has been affirmed by the SI-
premc Court of tho United States has made
other effort to secure his release on the ground
that IN" books we're not I'm his possession. The
Judge promptly ordered him back TO Jail, where he
Will probably spend the OF his NE. 1t " =
case without parallel IN the State.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-24
GENERAL ROE At THE HEAD.
COLONEL ROOSEVELT TO GIVE HIM FULL
POWER.
THE NATIONAL GUARD WILL BE IMPROVED BY
THE OPERATION OF THE NEW CODE AND

THE NATIONAL GUARD WILL BE IMPROVED BY
THE OPERATION OF THE NEW CODE AND
THE LEADERSHIP OF SOLDIERS
Members Of the National Guard will be pleased to
Know that In the re-establlshment OF the National
Guard General Charles F. Roe will have n free
hand. and will not he hampered by other officers
CIVIL or military. The Tribune has said on several
occasions that this action would be taken by Gov
ernor Roosevelt whose early announcement OF his
intentions in this direction will him much an
noyance from amateur soldiers with reorganization
plans.
Ihe Governor will remain the Commander-in
Chief or the National Guard and the Naval Militia
oi the state but under the operation OF the
military code Major-General Roe commander OF
the DIVISION into which the guard has been formed
and Captain Jacob w Miller OF the Naval Reserve
are the actual commanders Of the land and water
forces OF the State and as pointed ont IN Tho
Tribune last Sunday. the adtutant general whom
the Governor Will appoint will occupy the place OF
head clerk. and may in no circumstances or condi-
tions become commanding officer
In former administrations the National Guard
policy has frequently been shaped by men who oc-
cupiod bureau positions and as some n, ,bosa
were still In the kindcrCaren Of military matters
when they assumed control blunders were made
officers were snubbed and the uniform OF the ser.
vice was made cheap The code which place.
the major general at the head puts an end to this
deporable condition and for that reason the MEM
bers OF the National Guard pleased 10 know
that Colonel Roosevelt IS in sympathy with It's spirit
and Will Gve General Roe free hand
The rumOrs 10 the effect that the present ad-
jutant-geieral would he retained IN office de-
clared 10 be groundless. His assistant Colonel
Phisterer. Will be retained, but the chief of the
department and Major Burbank. who has acted as
chief adviser 10 the adjutant-general under two
administrations. will make room. It Is said for new
men Besides the adiutant-e general Colonel Roose-
welt will also have the appointment OF four aides
de-camp OF the rank OF colonel and ten additional
aids from the National Guard organizations who
will retain their rank while serving in that
capacity and II is believed that In this matter
the Governor will consult the ma iOr general com
manding the division. 1t Is confidently expected
that all military action will be subject to the ap-
proval OF the commanding general. and that poll
tics. favoritism and the bureau methods which
have caused criticism at times in the past will be
eliminated
New-York tribune., 1898-11-24
NEW PRESIDENTIAL POSTMAsTERS.

Washington Nov 23.-The President to-day ap-
pointed the following postmasters:
New York-Attlca, Carlton d. Wing: Dobbs Ferry
James l.. Taylor. Granville. John O. Williams
Matteawan Peter II. Nosburg. Monticello. Har-
rison Beecher. Nyack George b. Hemle and
Pawng William II. Lee.
Connectcut-South Manchester, Walter r.
Cheney.
pcnnsylvania-Hamburg. Abel r. Byers: New
Kcnssngton. Miss George +. Shaw. and ScOttsdale.
G. Fretts
Virginia -Wthevillc Mrs. VI. ". Jordan.