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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-12
DIDN'T Know she was aIortaliy Hurt.


PARIS. Sept. 1.-THE Figaro states
that the weapon used by the assassin Of
the Empress of Austria was found in
the lake. It was three-slded file, very
slender and sharp. The post mortem
examination showed an almost imper-
ceptIble wound, the file having penetra-
ted the heart and not causing exterior
bleeding.
The empress, It seems, only supposed
that she had received violent blow. At
first she maintained great coolness.
When asked II she wished to return TO
the hotel, she replied: mo: he only
struck me on the breast and doubtless
wished to steal my watch"
The assassin made complete confess
sion, adding that he regretted that
the death penalty does not exist in the
canton where the tragedy occurred.
The Geneva police believe that they
are on the track OF the accomplices OF
tba aaqas ssin
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-12

iIAVRE--La Tourainc. New York.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Liver
pool.
York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-12

IS unknown, It 10 supposed to have been
caused by spontaneous combustion IN
the picker room,
New-York tribune., 1898-07-02
LOOKING FOR STRAY RECRUITS.
SQUAD OF BOSTON MEN ON THEIR WAY
SOUTH DISAPPEAR AT ALBANY
AND JEESEY CITY

Stray recruits diligently sought In this city
yesterday by Louis Dolowski. who started on
Thursday from Boston with a squad for the 7th
Artillery, $. a. at For, Myer. Virginia. The
party came over the Boston and Albany and West
Shore roads. At Albany five OF the men were lost.
and are supposed TO have found their way
saloon near the station. whore, however. no trace
Of them could De found when the train started
When the rest OF the squad reached Jersey city
Dolowski managed to get them TO the station Of
the New Jersey Central road where they
take Baltimore and Ohio train. He left them out
side while he went irr TO arrange for their trans
portation. but when he returned they had dsap-
roar"d. and all that remained was scrap OF paper
bearing the words. Gone but forgotten"
Dolowski was I'm despair. but. believing that tho
proximity Of NewYork the cause OF the ex-
ofus of his men. he made his way the Army
Building where he told the tale OF the missing re-
cruits
He said that when the squad marched from one
train TO another nt Albany the men wanted to
stop and refresh themselves. This he allowed them
to do. but when he gave the order to fall In five
fell out and male their way TO another grogshop.
He managed 10 get ten aboard but could not find
the others. At Jersey City some OF the led the
way To the Central station and 1t was through
several saloons. He had retained their tickets. and
they were turned over to the Quartermastcr for
use in any OF the men reappearsd. Doowski
went to Washington. Late in the day some Of
in Thrl-ave
There will be twelve carloads OF supplies for i'm
mediate use at the front started for Tampa to-day
from Jersey city. 10 arrive at their destination In
thrty-eight hours. and to 90 aboard vessels az
once The train Will go over the Pennsylvania, At
lantic Coast Line and Plant System The supplies
include tools OF all kinds tents. wagon covers
wre-cutters and similar articles for the Engineer
Corps
Transportation was furnished yesterday TO thirty
men for the 9Th New-York Volunteers and twelve
men FOR the 18th Regiment TO Chickamauga
The contract held by Max Ernst for blue flannel
blouses and blue kersey trousers increased %
per cent under its terms yesterday. and % oTc
hlOusrs. at s. - each and q co pairs OF trousers
Ht s. is pair were ordered There Will be a big
delivery Of du X uniforms to-day. from 1000 TO
1000 being expected by the Quarternasters de-
partmcrt. and they Will he sent 10 the troops In
cuba, shipped by tho Old Dominion Line to New.
port News.
Major Summcrhayes busy getting the men
for the troop-ships Mohawk and Mississippi yester-
day. and In getting the vessels ready 20 sail to-
morrow with tho Arkadia. The I.ampasas and
Nu"c"s went yesterday 20 Florida. soon ns the
Other Atlantic Transport Line vessels they
viii be htted up and sent South.
Tho Ohdam was taken possession Of In behalf Of
the Government yesterday. and she will be made
ready FOR immediate use
New-York tribune., 1898-07-02
COMMISSIONS FOR NAVAL RESERVES.
REAR-ADMIRAL ERREN ANNOUNCES EIGHT AZ
PoINTMENTs FROM THE RHODE
ISLAND

The following commissions FOR men or ~" Navhl
Militia OF Rhode Island were announced by Rear
Admiral Erbcn yesterday. Charles +. Pcckham.
missed assistant cnelncei with The rank of junior
lieutenant: W g. Bliss Iawrir II Talbot. william
IL Carne Louis +. Iurroughs and charles r..
Layton ensigns: Marshall Hall and Chrrles Els
wald Junior lcutenanis.
The former members OF the Naval AUXILIARY
Cruiser Board packing up their papers y"sicr-
day I'm the Office of the Supervisor of the Iarbor.
which they occupied nearly four months. super
,isor Patch expects orders next week &c 80 10 "a
vessel I'm West Indian waters.
Several former members of tn" New-fork Naval
Reserve have been ordered to du'y on 'hc yachts
Of the Patrol Fleet. lieutenant I. &. I'rcSa and
Ensign Russell K1ynor have been sent 10 the Free
Lance m, former succeeding Lieutenant GusidNus
IIahnus Lieutenant T'lton Parker has reported
for duty as commanding orlrcr of III" converted
Yacht Uuntrcss; Lieutenant Gildiey has reported
for duty as commander of the Aircn. Details "i
former naval mii..iaIn~l have been sent from the
New Hampshire to the coas. patrol h'et "a i"!-
Io, :: Forty TO the Sylvia Twenty-Five To The Hunt
re-, fwoutv-nvc 10 tnc Eiilida. IN" former Ilrih-
hers OF The Reserve via also man the NikIHs'
I,csiless and IRE" Lance. , .
Whi'e IN, naphtaa launch Sylvia. belonging 10
ib- receiving MP New -liaMpsrirc. ""E returning
fro,n a tr,p 10 the Hrookiya .>dvy latd y"stc.I
zone napiitha which had i"ak"d rom = TANK III
,re .,err caught nrr. IN" officers and men ~ the
launch n,ad, u vigorous effort - cNti.EH1! tic
flames. but being unauc, '.slIi. ith 20 49,. ""'
ard called InnIl, for h.lp. y rowuod; ptt out
from shore and The men w"f" taken "'' %i'hou'
injury 10 any The namcS we're many eA
tineuished but the launch was badly damaged
New-York tribune., 1898-07-02
CIVILIAN VOLUNTEER OFFICERS.
APPOINTMENTS FROM THE STATES OF NEW.
YORK AND CONNECTICUT

APPOINTMENTS FROM THE STATES OF NEW.
YORK AND CONNECTICUT.
Washington. July l (Spec.aD.-The following are
Tho NewYork and Connecticut civilians appoihteo
as volunteer officers in the Army from Apri . |"
Iune Is All are from New-York unless otherwise
credited: o,xr nov
STONE CHARLES +. ROE. . -, -, c.o,.,,
TsHtiR WITH hnsKxG sink g HE
yXt5b Tit"E 4itSl BLG3M gHNEs c?LiX ERMAeP Nh1ES
Mnf "a RTISAM dRxS PHHPaEB IS bATEs inoNFk fkASts
with rank Of Majord cREIG-
lJH fnp Hapoca,. with rank of Leu'enan'-cO0ne-
tnief 3rernaset i' with rank Of
i;isrro..,er. =, Win rank OF MaorwILlAM \
,lSs if,.s@ z nSsHH wAS Ss 5nss 1
6 SAIEf H;i ts!5; i2HE " s KaisHI f%%K I. POLK.
ALBfRT Gl0EIlr LAuREHSE c IA HAAEK rinH o, Major
wIi.IiAM IL GhiNNEl-~ ,.. ,. q, cso.,o-
H2%@ti'S' TE%%tr 81 pEi, T. rETER & pEMiNG& & rHiiP
cAl.HotS. C. DUPONT coupERr' GEohoE W. HfA'
nief SH,SeInso IInsoSAKp o AMY connec,eup VIZ
LIS g. MAGDoNALD. NATHAN 5. JARVIS FNAHA
EayTsss5s:h ysTaSssh Win 4aoas a9s f A..24H?s
S$Arr Fp%laA GAHE odasesap TETR1slcH Sos.
,t,.,nerticup HOWARD A. t'luDiHSS ,o'''e'"SN""
EpWARp b CUES, FEEDERlc T. LEl1h rroS
Agi1 r. WIl.DMAN ,Connsctcup cH.tRLES n pp5T
TN nVAU G. THOMPSON. WILLIAM r. d. NV
~ ,cnrucctcuu, SAMUEL N. BUTTER "lLi"A" -
JAZZ, 'Nr ii orcer. with rank Of Second Ieutenant-cARh
r. c,e%TlI. tl;,nnccticuu. a HENRY C. BALDNiNnnoocu,
,tE.,.rr FI,s, tsnant WOODBURY. KANE .,,>.
~; n,antrv-First A.uterants Josl:PH y JonN, ~.
e,iI IoIiN NEl:Ff.. PRANK DEAN lOMrN,SS
GtSRGE UoWARD DAKIN. joseph TA""EHt Mn
Enur,h Volunteer In.antry-ieuenan- I lonei oEo..os
on, u-onnect!cuu. Major HENRY H. L9NnENa ~
tain HENRY a WISE. Second Lieutenant ho" AMI w.
n.eutn Volunteer In,an,ry-oaptain MILAN a;
wAfpF,.K. AlB,;Rr W. LIIdENTHAis >ril pHitir =.
Wtp III AI;DT second Lieutenant REoN BARnEs ~
tc1sh lnf.ntry--o aptaln FRANK +. Tl,bilIIs. f'ns
Iirnt.nan l. c u. WILLIAMS r,,,,ro r.
Issth Regiment Lieutenant Colonel Ciand,-s y
fs.utensnt ARTHUR r. JOYCE o'5nnect,,nD ,,,,t,,x
80, Re-, ms NJ F;agineeys-coone EUGENE GIlfFlN.
Sqfsfn ss IuIs 81 IEnb cHRINS fHm rRosIS cae!an:
wtiiJiW r. PARSONS, IRA A. siIALkR MEtSnlig
SWllII- -UAViLANp AEcHlBN.D IL LIElNGSTON
< All fl. ROrMAN. RICHARD ISMARn: tlrss ileu-
isaaa,s efEs cARg3NHah taoMNl KAH FIiikH viEi HAS
!!;EisMdr.S !Issrn IiHsiSisroN. ALI.EN a. ROBINSON,
sa%rORlI l.. C'I,I'ErT. GEORGE PERRINE; second
Itnuioran,s II. r. BIsHOP, Jr.. l. L. GILLl.SplnA
HARRY C. DANO. woLCOTT L. BEARD FERRY H.
ssr,nd Volunteer Ensneers-Mator RICHARD II;
SAVAGE Captain HOWARD A. sPRiNGELT. Frs
lieutenant TOWNSEND LAwRENfE second iAeu-
tenants JOSIAH ". HOWE (connectcuo, RopMAN W.
BLACK ,Cionnecti,uo.
New-York tribune., 1898-07-02

Washington. July 1.-The Government Is highly
pratifcd at an offer received from tie Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad Company. rendering 10 the war
Depar,mant the feet OF fine freight steamers
owned bv that company plying between Newport
News and Europe at the actual cost or the vessels
with provision for restoring them to the company
when the Department has no further need OF them
a, figure that would be eminently reasonable
1herc are seven OF these ships. and they arc Pc
cul.arly adapted TO the needs OF the Government
hdnc fitted for the safe transportation OF cattle
and horses All the ships which are now engaged
IN the trade between Newport News and England
viii have returned to the United States within
three days and some OF them are available now II
wanted The flagship of the fleet is the Kapidan
capabIe OF carrying eight hundred or nine hundred
hn.d NJ 1--we stock or eleven thousand tons of
rrs,yh, The other vessels are the Rappahannock
the Green Brier. the Kanawha. the Shenandoah
the App0ninttox and the Chickahoininy lney hrc
- .hn,it ci.ht thousand tons gross burden ana arc
siI .teci ship, Of the first class.
New-York tribune., 1898-07-02
TWO SENTENCES or PRITATES APPROVED

The las, official act Of Brgadier General Frank
on Thursday was TO approve OF the sentences OF
,wo Of the prvates OF the 81 New-Jersey Noun-
tecrs found guilty by court-marial Of sleeping on
most The terms Of the findings and sentences were
as follows in the Official orders signed by Assist
ant Adutant General Andrews yesterday, by order
OF General Frank:
Private William c. Robinson. Company r. 81
New Jersey Volunteer Infantry. having been tried
h, ii general court martial convened At Pompton
Lakes y j.. and found guilty OF sleeping on post.
arntenccd ito be dishOnorably discharged from the
service Of the United States. forfeting AL pay ana
allowances due him. and 10 be confined al nara
labor AT such post the reviewing authority may
direct for four months
The sentence Is approved. In consideration OF
the rccommc nda ion OF the members OF the court
that clenicncy be extended and on account OF the
inrxpcricnce OF the soldier coupled with the TACT
,h,t he guard duty required OF his command IS or
three months confinement At hard labor under
charge OF the guard at his station. and FORFEITURE
of 80 per month for the same period AS tnus
miticated the sentence will he duly executed
Similar sentence was pronounced In the case or
I Wesley Patten. q private in company Il or the
same regiment and like mitigation was made
bv order OF General Frank
General Gillespie spent part or yesterday on
Governors Island. familarizing himself with his
building In the morning and latc In the afternoon.
The leave OF absence Of Colonel Merritt Barber is
for one month. surgeons certncate OF ais,
ability His health has been poor Tor several
months He has been In the Army Tor about fory
New-York tribune., 1898-07-02
EDDY AND MS KITES.

william EDDY. the Bayonne expert kte-h!er
Ia In communication with the Board OF Equipment
OF the Navy Department The Department ~ con-
tempating sending kites TO Cuba TO be useo LOT
carrying signals. and the Board OF Equipmeh.
wrote Mr.. Eddy inquiring what he couid oo' anu
what would be the expense. Mr.. EDDY mas rep"c'
mat no would go Cuba. operate MS s's""'S'
teach the crews OF different war vessels how 10
operate .he litcs. and all he would ask would DO
INA. the Government pay his expenses Mr' ui55 Eud55
SAC this afternoon that In sixty days nS ~
seke ono tEousnnd Photographic from fn'"a' vi
Havana or any part Of the coast or cuna. A.,
Mr.. Eddy. Or. William H. Mitchell, Hen!y 49, ~. ~
Fourth Of july Ly means @. Kites. at sfaii0Es r nvr
n'ies apart number Of Dag .iginiH Wn.cn n VIZ VIZ.
.r nc ars' Army sis:;als sent aloi' ~ ki'cs ~,
ig 50 great distance. IL Is planned 10 es,HDii1n
thr'e Kite stations al Castc.on. Sta'ch 'sis''u
anoihcr scar Mr. fddy's house, ana a. ti'!t" - ~
New,nan-avc. payonr. Mr.. Eddy will scnd up ms
aerial camera and photograph the two sgnai i5 si5
"''''~
New-York tribune., 1898-07-02
OUTING FOR SOLDIERS FAMILIES.
HOME WHERE THEY MAY HAVE A WEEK OR
,,onr or cor,xTpy AIR WITHOUT COST

A HOME WHERE THEY MAY HAVE A WEEK OR
MORE OF COUNTRY AIR WITHOUT COST
Tn. Executive Committee Of the New-fork Sol
d,ers and Sailors Family Protective Association
met Yesterday afternoon at the office OF the asso-
citation No q West Thlrtythird-st.. with Emerson
NcMillln In the chair Several women OF the New
England Society acting in cooperation were pres
ont John Crane Of the Relief Committee. reported
536 appl,cations for help and 40 families assisted
In rorty-sx cases help found to be unnecessary
The Entertainment Committee reported progress
with the preparations for the entertainment 10 DC
given on July s. ". Bourke Cochran VIII make
speech on The American Solder General Stew
art l. Woodford Minister 20 Spain. VIII presiue
The broadway Theatre orchestra Will furnisn the
music and several singers have volunteered tne'r
eervices Tickets will be placed on sale Monday
morning at Carnegie Hail popular prices prevail
ing The treasurer reported the receipts up 70 o"'e
Is ,l Ile and expenditures. $3.50. . ,,,, -
rcouest to the Postmaster and the fohce De-
nartmcn. TO permit their men TO sell tckets or .ne
bonedt was answered aflrmatively, with tne ien ri,
.rvetlon but not while on duty. An eltoi' VIII
no made 20 have this reservation stricken oul .
Mr. NcMlllln announced that a large ldrinnouoe
a, Nohcgan Lake. near Peekskill nao Deeh ~, !,
c,,rcd by the association. II Is proposed 10 scnu
,he wives and children of soldiers TO TINS nome iv
nar,ods OF one or two weeks. giving them me out,
inr free OF cost. II Will be ready Tor the hrs'
guests by next Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1898-07-02
VOTES EPOU THE NtIY YARD.

IN. big steamer Port Chalmers. formerly we'll
known in the Australian trade arrived at the
Navy Yard yesterday morning In charG" OF Inc
captain OF the crew. VINO were dismissed - soon
AS the vessel was tied up az the coal wharf Inc
Port Chalmers Is exccHcntly ht'ed up ana mas :"
large refrigerating plant ON board. she VIII b"
uscd "a a supply boat to accompany the East fti
Snuadron The new vessel IS capable "f sIc'd
of nfteen knots an hour and Will prove OF mlch
value to the Navy. , ,,.,.or o,,d h,
The repairs TO The steam yacht Enquirer ana inc
tornado boat Morris have not been conpctep anu
neither boat will leave the Iard until next wc'R
The l,r hthcu.c supply noat America was bioUSht
dor,n from the ordnance wharf. and now les IN
tho basIn at Man-st. No WORK oi any KIln nits
been done on this vessel since she came 10 the iard
New-York tribune., 1898-07-02
FOR BATTLESHIPS AND TORPEDO-BO1I"'

Warrington. July (speciaD. The Navy Depart
ment has decided 10 open BIDS Tor tmrt!-
eight torpedo-boats and destroyers on August y
for the three battle-ships on September ana 'o'
,ha ,our monitors about October !. This deter
nination was reached In spite Of the efforts OF snip
builders and contractors to have The bids ior an
c,asses of vessels submitted simultaneously. Inc
Dcportment decided hat IN case all the dds were
onened on the same day a tempt> >tion 10 coHnsloh
on the part OF the bidders would be presented ana
,h, the Man of setting different dates for the yar-
ous classes OF competition might re cHpecleu W
onerate against conspiraces II Is the expectatlon
oRst tho h,ds will he higher than usual on account
~ the prevalence of war pr.ces esptciaiy III ,His
line OF work. but II they are excessive theS WIZ 10
It'd
New-York tribune., 1898-07-02
TO BE VI STERED AT CAMP HAVEN
THIRD CONNECTICUT REGIMENT NEARLY FILLED
PROTEST AGAINST AN OFFICER

THIRD CONNECTICUT REGIMENT NEARLY FILLED
PROTEST AGAINST AN OFFICER
Camp Haven. Mantle Conn. July (SpeciaD.-
This Is the hottest day that Camp Haven has ex-
perienced. AT noon the temperature 81 degrees
in the shade. Notwithstanding the sitting heat
the routine OF drills went on as usual
Tonight Major j. Milton Thompson, recruiting
officer. states that he expects 10 begin the
ing In OF the Sd Regiment early tomorrow morn
Ing. lie Is satisfied that there enough men in
camp and on the way here to fll the remaining
vacancies. Eight companies are now full. They
are c, F.. f, c. |, X l. and VI. The muster rolls
OF these companies have been approved BY Major
Thompson.
The companies will be mustered separately be-
HagberG. which was the first to recruit TO the re-
quired number Company has s. men: Company
H. 20; Company d. %. and Company a. 6s. Unless
some Unforeseen hitch occurs the whole Of the Sd
Regiment VIII be mustered H. by Tomorrow night
There l. radical trouble. however. In Company VI.
formerly Company !. TN Regiment.
Governor COOK" mas appointed young man
named steele. from Torringt"n, to be -ccond Neu,
tenant Of his company. Il" is an outsih"r ana
the men want one of their own number appointed
This afternoon protest against accepting steele
signed by ninety-twO of tho mon ana sent 10
Colonel Tyler The other members ~ the company
have signed the protest. Tho men declare tnat
they will refuse to be mustered and VIII 70 nome
unless they can have their own choice Tor second
Lieutenant
Light Battery A to-day received harness for the
horses attached to the battery. and the men dried
FOR the hrst time with full equipment: Wnen s,,
unmanaEeable and threw their riders overturnihs
the cannon IN one instance - ,.
taken home seriously III two days ago. is reported
to be convalescent.
New-York tribune., 1898-07-02
WiyTS TO GET HIS SOY OUT or THE ARMY

Justice Freedman yesterday, In the Supreme
Court on the application OF c. f. Collins lawyer
or No 50 Nassau-st issued a writ OF haheas corpus.
roturnahlc today directing Captain Stoddard, OF
rho list Eeeimcnt to produce in court Christopher
u Collin, o, No 322 East Thirtyseventh-st. In
order to secure his release from the regiment
Mr. Collins represents jeremiah Collins. the father
Of tho Young sollior and alleges In his petition ior
the writ that young Collins IS under twenty years
old He is his father AYERS. not OF an age whch
worronts Captair Stoddard In holding him as n
member OF the United staes Army. In which ne en-
listed on June y.
Tho ads father further AYERS that his son enlisted
v,l,hou, his or his mothers consent. and mar ms
that Captain Stodiard has acted Illegally In de'an-
ing him after they have asked that ne ne dis-
charged.
New-York tribune., 1898-07-02
HOSPITAL TENTS AT FORT MONROE.
no CONTAGIOUS DISEASES TO BE TREATED
THERE.


THERE
Newport News July ! (SpcciaD.-The work OF
,iug DE tirec hundICd hospital tents at fort
Monroe was argun this morning. and In few days
tney VIII lc ready for the reception Of sick ana
wounicG. TIE tents are OF extra large SIZE their
Dimensions being twelve by sixteen feet. sufficiently
Ia:gc 20 accommodate three four cots. The
Ingcpo..s Dp:!ghts and stakes are Of VIII" OAK
wi;h aalyan.zcd iron fittings and the best Army
duck Wa used IN the marufa ct'Ie OF the walls and
roofs. Major Calvin Dewitt. post surgeon at Fort
Monroe. has the work In charge.
The authoritie9 OF the opinion that the tents
viii prove entirely satisfactory. but IN case they
90 not it Will bo easy TO make other ARRANGEMENTS
There has been some talk OF acquiring the Sh.r-
wood Hotel. The building Is large and. II Is sa.d
at Old Point, can be easily arranged i"r h"sp''"'
purposes.
The apprehension felt at Old Point yesterday on
account o! he probability ot lniFoduc'hS con-
taeious diseases by the establishment "i war
no. pital there been n.iayrd by The announce,
iaent That patients suffering with contaS'"h , "lu
infectious disorders VIII be scnt to tiShefman =
isand N Chesapeake Bay. The isolation oi ,na ,n,
isa.1 is so complete hat ther" you'd be absou'fv
no danger :" the residents o. Oi Poiat wcro cases
or Nc..oT fever to ne treated there. .
~" gniy cases OF the yellow scouTse HhcI! " ~
reach risherman's Island. however. are those "hcn
may occur ships ~ while on the way 10
northern points. Patients Will begin 10 arrive az
TIE new hospital soon as II has hcen prepared
thcre arrive. which will be not later than next
SATURDAY,
New-York tribune., 1898-07-02
NAVY
Washington. july THE following Army and
Navy orders were issued to-day:

Fsy,.:.: |.5E c.rt =? FpIKF :S:,S,:a
Wy Z Ivy wN@E q Ir's. ;,'R3 ;ee relieve.
i'si.ian, naval Constructor II. a. EVANS. detached
Ksy We, Iu.y 10
~ s.i Ncr- York juy and mads 70
o; c04srqS,1n 1,3c ITen s,ase5 M9Ts 5"y @ No.
al>.ary naval force and ordered Immediately to Free
i,'i,enon,- Commander CHARLES D. HAwIEY. re.
'jI,.,.g II O. MACrAEiAxD detached from the
hs'-,.a, r-,1s,,r r-RrDrficK K rIsnKINs. mp
p 70 0, JANE nr,3n,eS ~, inn. %
Ec'eaa IIc i'i dsdEaH II Eisw%hEp appointed June %
Enssn cIIAHLrs - LAYTON appointed June %
''Ir Er'rn MiR%IIiL v. HALE. appointed June q.
Rhele sana %ryal Ms Msrorcus .r,oo,.s Inn. %
Hi%3s Ea.sa ia'''% W,iISM j. CARRY appointed 80
LAI'TIs H. TALBOT. appointed Jun" 20. Rhode I.l-
Er:ep william 9. BLISS. appointed June -. Rhode
'Sp' "a SipG "nI CHARLES = PEcKHAM appointed
June -, rh1Ge Island Nay,l Militia
As.'st,n, surgeon THOMAS Z ODELI, appointed Juno
A.s.@,am. surgeon JAMES TAYLOR. appointed June
A,s.s,ant Surgeon RAPHAEL q. MARcoUR. appointed
ASSISTANT susgeoi. JAMES II. PAYNE appointed June
80 -, s;ant Engineer HENRY GUTToN. appointed Jun.
Ass.yt,n, Enrneer DAVID G. YOUNG. appointed June
i@4crnn, WARREN II HOPKINS. resignation &C
i.en.cra9t s F. r. BiDDI.E ordered Fish Hawk.
Trsrn ERIN LIND detached from tho scipio and or
hssla,ant Pa, master ] NJ. RIGGS detached from the
Waha.l and or'ic'ed {" ihe Fr9hC; .,
Jnne p, d@acinr from the Vermont ordering
Ih r''c rcvolcd iud ordered 'hc instead.
assistant payrastcr w. II. ROGERS "e'ach"i from the
s.of, ana o, n Tnfrc 81 rEHkSs fIsS e sea" Or
defcd the independence imncHlatcy.
New-York tribune., 1898-07-02
TROOPS AT TAMPA.
MORE REINFoRcEMENTs FOR sHAFrER-FoR
r1GS OBSERVERS OF OPERATIONS.


Tampa Fla July THE transport LOUISIANA
sailed from Port Tampa Tuesday, bound Tor
Santiago with reinforcemen,s for General smarter
The Louisiana carried one hundred ana ht'y re-
cruits under command Of Captain w. H. James
FOR General Skaters army; the S2i Ambulance
Corps consisting OF 10 privates. officer i recrus
horses be-horses. - ambulance Inuies' IS'
nack rnules 10 ambulances and 2S packers
Five prvates from the ranks Of the "a Nrw-for
voiunte.rs started tonight for Albany where they
20 20 report TO Adjutant-Generai Tililnshast, FOR
assignment 10 the regiments formed by the second
call for volunteers In New-York. These men when
attached 70 the new regiments. will rank as second
icutrnants. .,, -..t....-,. .
Colonel cook has received notice OF his retirement
from active service Major Hunter Li;Sctt, uhtlI
recently captain 0: Company u. 5iA Infantry. mas
assumed the position of assistant adjutant general
OF the Fourth Army corps. 49,.
Lieutenant w H. Nostrand. United states Navy.
ls slperlntending the work Of converting the buc-
cancer into dispatch- boat for the biockadnS meet.
Lieutenant romatSuri. ~ the japanese Navy, Gap
taln Stang OF the NOrwcyi1n AriillorS, ana 'eheia
Frrro Pacha OF the Turkish Army. are here observ-
ing operations