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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-16
FROM THE CHICKAMlTGA CANP.
TO INSURE GOOD WATER THE GOVERNMENT MAY
PURCHASE 4 100000 SPRING

TO INSURE GOOD WATER THE GOVERNMENT MAY
PURCHASE 4 100000 SPRING
Chattanooga. Tenn. July Is tSpeciaD -General
Wade this morning assumed active command OF the
Army ut Chlckamauga. General Brooke started
for Washington on n fast train after midnight last
night lie Is expected back Monday.
General Haines's brigade was to-day placed under
orders to prepare to move The next order will he
20 move This brigade VIII form "A part Of General
Wilson's division. which Is already under orders to
go TO Porto Rico Quartermaster Lee this morn
ing directed that large amount of supplies be
issued TO the regiments OF IIsness brigade. which
was done during the day.
The 9Th Massachusetts, Regiment has completed
arrangements for a long twenty-four hours march
away from camp, and has sent ahead to negot-
ate for the OF suitable land for a camp site
Other regiments are anxious TO follow this ex-
ample.
A memorandum OF the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION work done at the park states that nfty-
i've men arc duty In the twenty-three resi
mental and brigade tents In operation. Thrty-seven
Of the forty-ive regiments In camp are thus pro
ylded for 500 sheets OF paper ana 5000 envelopes
has closed one canteen tent. All Of the tents arc
equipped with free reading and writing material
hymn books and games.
The water supply at the Letter Hospital has
crown 10 be a serious question. At the present
fmo the hospital Is supplied with an abundance
NJ water from Crawfsh Springs These springs are
owned by private partiss-not by me Government
The owners have forbidden the Government 10 use
the water, but Will not cut OF the hospital supply
AS long as there are patients there They give as
their reason for this action the asstrucuon by
is negotiating for the purchase Oh the springs
and that the price 10 Sieooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-16
WOUNDED MEN EAGER TO GO bACh'

WASHINGTON July Ex-senator cannon OF
rtah returned to-day from visit OF inspection
at Fort Mcpherson. Georgia, and 10 "ehe'a'
Iee's Army corps at jacksonville, where lie mas
a brother Lieutenant Colonel cannon oi i"'
rey's riders. Senator Cannon says
rever have seen anything like the patriotic
cnthusiasm Of the wounded soldiers AZ fort
Mcpherson The wounded Of the 2ith lnlahIty,
which came from Fort Douglas. ctah' anu ~
rartlcipated In the battle OF san Juan are there'
and the officers and men almost To d man arc
anxious and eager TO get back IN inc I,as .
While there saw the effects OF the Mauser
bullets In one wound lnnicteu III 'he ~, ~. ~,
la. % emergence was eight times as large as
the orihce Of entrance, and 1t was mofeoNe''
rouRh and Jagged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-16

tARXIN Company G. sth Massschuscts.
LEWIS Company p. 4h 1nfantry
LEWIS Company C.. 23d M!c'saH
IOSSA Company A, 18th Infantry.
MACOMOS. Company D. I'd Infantry
MARKHAM Company 3. 18th Infantry
MARROW. +. Company H. list Nea-York
MARTH Company T. zig. <cw-York.
MARTIN. COMPANY l. 33i NJ higan
MAURER Company D. 18th Infantry
MGAVAN Company y l?h Infantry
MGEEHAN Company NJ. 71st Now-York
INQUIRE. Company II. 9th Infantry
MINTOSU, Company g, list NeW-Iork
M'KENNA Company H. 9th Infantry
MMAHON Company IL. 4th Infantry
MNAILY. Company @. sith Michigan
MILLER Company c. ith Infantry
MILLER J. H.. Company C. list New-York
MILLER Company d. 9th Infantry.
MORSE. Company II. 18th Infantry
MORTON Company !. 23d Michigan.
MURPHY. Company p, Ist United States VOL
unteers
MURPHY. Company NJ list New-York
NEVOTII (band,, ith Infantry.
NEWMAN. Company G. 24th Infantry.
NEWMAN. Company r. 18th Infantry.
NUSBAUM civilian. with 18th Infantry.
OBRIEN. Company A. 1st L. S. Volunteers.
OBRIEN. Company +. 18th Infantry.
OLMsTED. J. B.. Company G. fist New-Vork.
PALMER. Company II. 18th Infantry
fEAKCE company r., ilst -loih
PENCE. Company A. 4th Infantry.
PERKINS. Company F. 10th Infantry
PHENIS Company 7. Sd Cavalry.
PIERCE Company l. LIST Cavalry.
PIETY Company c. Infantry.
PITTS. Company II. 25th Infantry.
PITTsON. Company b. I'D Infantry
POLL. Company A. I'D Infantry.
POTTER. Company NJ list New-York.
REED. Company c. cath Infantry.
RICHARDS Company G. 10th Infantry
ROGERS. Company II. 10th Infantry.
ROTHART. Company r. 18Th Infantry.
RESEPORKA. Company f. LIST Cavalry
SAUNDERS. Company b. 10th Cavalry.
SCHALLER FRANK A, Company r. list New
York.
SCROGGINs. Company D. 10th Infantry
SEDAN Company c. I'D Infantry.
SHELATO Company G. 9th Infantry
SIMMS. Company ID. 10th Cavalry.
SMITH Company A. 20 Massachusetts.
SMITH Company r. 7th Infantry.
SPANN Company A. 2ist Infantry
SPATIG, Company d. 18th Infantry.
STAHI.. Company u. 18th Infantry
STARK Company l.. 33d Michigan.
STREMSKl. Company d. 10th Infantry.
SULLIVAN. Company C. LIST Infantry
THOMPSON. Company J.. LIST L. 5 V.
TRAVER Company A. I'd Massachusetts.
TRIMMER. Company c. 18th Infantry.
TURNER. Company D. 9th Cavalry
VALENTINE. William s. Company c. list
New-York.
VINNION. Company c. Engineers
WAGNER Company +. 18th Infantry.
WALTERS. Company g. list New-York
WARREN. Company A. 33d Michigan
WATSON. Company c. 1st Cavalry.
WATSON. Company ". list New-fork
WATSON II. s.. Company +. 10th Cavalry
WEEKS. CHARLES j.. Company G. 1lst New
York
WEIR. Company X. 18th Infantry
WEsTBORG LEONARD. Company c. list New
Nori:
WETHERBEE. Company y, 1th Infantry.
WILLIS Company r. I'd Massachusetn.
WINTER. Company l.. cd Infantry
WRUCK. Company a. I'D Infantry
YATES. COMPANY A. "a Artillery.
YOKELY. Company \. 10Th Infantry.
YOTNGs. Company NJ. list New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-16
ARMY APPOINTMENTS.

Washington. July 1.-THE President to-day made
the following Army appointments;
To be brlgsdler-ge Of voluntsers-wILILAM 6.
WORTH EDWARD r. PEARSON EMERSON II.
LISCUM. EZRA T. EWERs.
To be assistant adJutant- general with rank OF major
JOHN y. MiIEy.
T. be captains Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ALVORD.
WILLIAM w. SAGE. GBORGE II. PATTON. Ell
WARD .. 6. ORD. JOHN A. pAPRAY, JOHN i.
MORRISON
To he osp,ains N Flfth Volunteer infsntryRoBEkT
TEAGIE. THOMAS II. UNDERWOOD WALTON
SHIELDS JAMES e. HIxON. EDWARD r. WHIT
AKrR. THOMAS ". sHaRP. KipBi.E J. HARR
SON
To 10 afai i.uenan,s Fifth Volunteer n,r,-pYRoH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-16
IrONAKD WFSTERBORG

Leonard Wsstcrborg OF Company e. lived with
his wife aud his aged father nj No "-s East
Tw.nty-ninth-s.. before ne enlisted In the list
lie was 4 plumber. lie bore IN excellent reputa-
ton among his fellows. .
roc Hospital. under date ~ July II. that he Ia
doing well He says that hc WAS wounded IN tho
left shoulder The wound IL m"ndng nicely, and
Inc n,tlcnt expects 10 l., about I'm a few days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-16

MERRIAM. Company A. Eth Infantry
MDONALD Company ". 9th Massachusetts,
NpOEATD COMPANY X. SD Michigan.
MOONEY. Company J.. 33i Michigan
NEMECEk Company {. ID infantry'
ORGEN. Company 7. 81 Cavalry
PARKER company g. 10Th cavalry
PRATT. Company g. ID Cavalry.
Pt-L1 Company II. I'd Michigan.
REANpE. Comran l.. 3th Michigan
REDMOND. Company =. 9Th Infantry
RENNER. Company n. 2lst Infantry.
ROTT. Company l.. 33d Michigan
EOSSkET. 4th Infantry.
SALTANDER. Company q. 18th Infantry
SEAMAN. Company y. 18th Infantry
srANNELr. Company y. I'd Massa chusetts
SIIARY. Company n. 2oth Infantry
SMITH. Company r, I'd Infantry
SMITH. Company u. 22d Infantry.
SPAI-LDING. Company u. 7th Infantry
SOTIEES. Company \. I'd Massachusetts,
STEVENS Company q. 18th Infantry
STIFF. Company G, SSd Michigan.
sTRJCKER Company I. Sd Cavalry.
STI'RGIS. Company d. 10th Cavalry
SWAN. Company H. 18th Infantry
TAYLOR. Company @. oath Michigan
TOGNATH Company II. 81 Infantry.
rRICE Company Il. 4th Infantry
TRICKEY. Company *. 3Sd Michigan
UNDERWOOD. teamster.
NONTRESS. Company q, 20 Infanuv'
WARD. tcam.ter.
WEAVER. Company A. 10th Infantry.
WEIssHAAR. Company A. 18th Infantry
WEIINER Company r. 18th Infantry.
WILSON. Company X. 3ith Michigan
WILMER. Company c. 18th Infantry
WILCOX. Company II. 9Th Infantry.
WHARTON. Company G.. Eth Infantry
WILLIAM. Company II. 9th Infantry
WILLIAM. Company +, ?ith Infantry
WITTY Company r. 10th Infantry
YATES. Company c. 81 Infantry.
ZEWERNOMAN. Company +. 22d Infantry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-16
JAMES MURPHY.

Jane. Murphy. who lies wounded IN tho Fort
Monroe Hospital With bullet wounds through both
Of his iers IL a Ncw York tov ~ birth Rofore lie
enlisted no l,yed With his mother and a younger
brother At No ~ Enst THIRTY frst-s' ii- Is
twenty-five wears Oh lie WAS practically the solo
support ~ hi- Widowed mother Murphy and John
pooth who Was his boon companion enliat'd IN
the list Regiment - The nrst call for volunteer =
u0ofh vas Shot dead ~ the engagement IN which
Muruhv was wounded Tho two boys were side bv
.ide when the troach"rous vOliey rame from the
amhushed Spaniards I'm tho nrst engagement AFTER
the arrival ~ tho 7isi In cuba
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-16
JAMES M'DERMOTT.

James McDermott. hrst sergeant Of Company r.
who was shot in the right shoulder. boarded with
his aunt. Catherine Richardson. at No s2d West
One hundred and twenty-hrst-st. McDermott Is
twenty weight years old. and was born In Ireland.
Ifejoined the list Regiment about ten years ago.
and always manifested great interest In military
affairs. lie worked theoretically 10 secure tho
necessary number Of recruits to bring tho company
up 10 the maximum ngure. He wrote home
number OF times, and yesterday his cousin. Miss
Richardson, received Il letter from his. dated at
Santiago telling her that no had been wounded
but was not seriously hurt. and that he was TO be
Fort Monroe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-16
John ArGEECHAN

John McGeechau OF Company NJ. list N's'meh''
I've. a, No 6ls West Fi'y nrs'-st with his parents
ard two sister,. Ue ~ piano rclifher. '"enF
three y,ars Oh so TONED in" regiment when WET
Va. declared ~. mother lad = l'''ef from him
YESTERDAY y written IN the hctpl'Al az
ro-t Monroe. IT. "a he says his wound u IN mo
,noi ana not serious "" speaks IN The highest
terms OF his treatment. ana says - - ac' 10y
h.,".- cs,ed for th,n n a patient n E~v-lork
Ci,y hospital He thought he would Ia fully "si'
i'm a few weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-16
FRANK A. SCHILLER.

The mother of Frank A. Schcllcr OF Company f..
list Regiment. who wounded before Santiago
aud Is now AT Fortress Monroe. Virginia, received
a letter from her son Yesterday, in which he said
he was improving rapidly and would soon he re-
covered. He Will go Ia The front again, he says
az soon as he IL able. lie wounded In the
head I'm the first days battle, but stayed with his
company In the field until the second day. when
he was compelled by his captain 10 go 10 the rear.
Mrs schcller. his mother, lives at No. lS West
One hundred a nd thirteenth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-16
WOUNDED AT FORT MONROE.
LIST OF OFFICERS AND MEN on THf,
CITY OF WASHINGTON AND
lIIE RREAEMATER
THE BREAK WATER.

Fort Monroe Va. July 1.-THE following IS
- list Of the sick and Wounded officers ana men
received at the United states General Hospital
Fort Monroe. July 13 1898.
Any inquiries in regard to the men or IN re-
card to contributions or delcacies. clothing
and the like should be addressed to the post
ch.rls,n. Fort Monroe Virginia who will glad
~ give any information desired. either as TO the
.,ck r,en themselves or with reference 20 the
articles most needed ror their comfort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-16

q T. CANNING of Company 7. list Regiment !"
tw-nty year. Old Hl- home - a. No - Maedousa'-
- and Is shs fcd with a sister and Ms mo'he'.
When war broke out he va. clerk IN the RIVER
IA. Uo,el On the boulevard ana with tho proprie-
tor Of the place ard foNcrsl ~ the "nploies b" IN
listed MS mother has had no v"rf from MIN
sincs the middle - June
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-16

noz,r.r nAnNEy y Hoop MARION LErcTEH

pozrEr DABNEY ~ HOOD MARION LEI.F iI,
WILLIAM J. JENNINGS, WILLIAM GRAIESnn ~ ",
THOMAS r. FRANK. GEORGE q. WHIEHEA,'
APTH'R v. ORION. PHl.fP IT, sI''fM' SUN
MAN { JONES. CLAUDE \. ALLEN.
ROBERT J. BILLIARD GE"h"E Nnn rf P r;I1'
tIaRI'Es ! FR6MBERG THOMAS l. ANGLlN
roHN BURKE THOMAS w. TKAiNftt; NIL, NIL ~
A. GRASSLAND. IL. JENNlN's - 'f'N Z" an"
WALTER Z. HARKINS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-16
HARRY =. WATSON.

Harry s. Watson. a private In Company NJ Is
,vcnt,-six Years old He came 10 this city about
A., wears ago and since then has boarded Hith his
graudnothers Mrs. \. ". Roos. al No. 2.23i Soy
en,h-ayc. IIc was employed a. umek"epcr on the
work Of laying the underground trolley System In
Second-avc. he enlisted In Company VI. ni Hemp
stead. Watson wrote to his grandmother from
Tampa Fla, saying that lac WAS well. and had no
COMPLAINT 10 make. lie said he fartd wee. and
that the stories ~ bad treatment and poor fare
were greatly exaggerated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-16
HOWARD HECKLER.

Howard HeckIer. Of Company +. according 10 n
letter which he writes to hls sister who lives at
40 COS East Thirty fourth ST. rs not wounded.
lie says he Is SUFFERING from an attack OF rheuma-
,ts,, JtecLler "a twcnty-one years old He he
anne member 81 tho list Regiment OF the day
that the FIRST call for volunteers WAS issued ~
President Mckinley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-16
OrIvErTT EXPECTED THIS MORNING
SOME OF THE Wounded TO RE SENT TO THE
MARINE HOSPITAL OK STATEN ISLAND

MARINE HOSPITAL or STATEN ISLAND
AND OTHERS TO HRoOKLYN
Tho hospital ship Olvett~ IL expected at this
port this morning with many wounded soldiers
from tho trout. Tho vessel will frst put I'm a,
9tGten Island. and land hundred OF the wound
eel who Will be taken 10 the Marine Hospital sh.
will then 90 To pacnc-st BROOKLYN, where the rest
~ tho wounded will ho taken ashore Eighty-nyc
Of them to go to 81 Peters Hospital Henry ST.
ana the others TO the Long Island College Hospital
Major George n. Bushnell, surgeon OF the Regular
Army arrived IN this city yesterday morning from
Washington. lie will look after tho distribution
and comfort 81 IN" wounded. Only those most
badly hurt Will he taken To- the hospitals Those
able 10 travel viii he sent to their homes Major
Bushnell II acting under the direct orders OF the
surgeon general Of the Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-16
NAVY YARD NOTES.

Thu converted Yacht Huntress left the Navy -
Yesterday morning TO rejoin the harbor patrol ~ =.
and the Free Lance. which has been undergone =,
pairs. started in the afternoon The supply es'rsw
Armenia sailed for Key West and Cuba q W
Q clock In the afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-16
PRIVATES.

ALLEN Company u. 18th Infantry
ANDERSON, Company f, Sd Cavalry.
ANDRE. Company X. list New-York
RAILFY COMPANY D. Let United States volun-
tsers.
BAsKER Company Z. 18th Infantry.
BAYLOR. Company A. 2tth Infantry.
BEALE. Company D. 9Th Infantry
PLAHA Company II. 4th Infantr.
BLANCHARD. Company Z. 9Th Cavalry.
BORK Company 6. 9Th Infantry
BOWMAN Company d, 10th Cavalry
BRAATEN, Company =. Sd Infantry.
BRADFORD. Company F. 9Th Infantry.
BRITTON. Company r.. I'd Infantry.
BROWN. Company A. 10th Cavalry.
BROWN. Company y. 18th Infantry.
BCRLESON. COMPANY e. 1th Infantry.
BYRNE. Company r. 18th Infantry
CAMPBELL. Company y. ioth Cavalry.
CANNING. Company l. list New-York
CARLETON. Company u. 9th Infantry
CANY Company F. list Infantry.
CATE, Company D. 18th Infantry.
CHEEK, Company D. 2Oth Infantry.
COATS. Company l.. "a Massachusetts,
DAVITT. Company C. 18th Infantry.
DEAN Company r. 2fth Infantry
DECTsCHBERGER Company e. list N"wYork
DONAGOE Company II I'D Infantry.
DONEiI.Y. COMPANY NJ list Ncw-Ycrk
DoTSON Company IT, 9th Infantry.
DUNFORD COMPANY g, 9Th Infantry.
- -.
duncan. Company .. 4th Infantry.
FIsEMAN Company +. list New-York
ELVERS Company y. i5th Infantry.
FMMONs. Company n. 9th Cavalry
YRsTEIN. Company T. ?d Irfanir'
FISCHER. Company y. 81 Infantry.
FsHEINAN. Company B. Eth Infantry.
EITBANKS. Company Is, 10Th Cavalry.
FFATUTRsTONE. COMPANY T. fist New-York
FEI1Z Company D. 9th Infantry
Co,opanv rief
FITCH Cband, oath Infantry
FITZGERALD. Company a. loth Infantry.
FLYNN. Company g. 9Th Infantry.
FOSTER. Company y. "a Infantry.
FOSTER. Company " 10Th Infantry.
CANDY. Company &. 9th Cavalry.
GfLEsENER. Company Is. 9TH Infantry.
GRAHAM. Company d, 18th Infantry.
GREEN. Company ~ list Nsw-York
GREEN. Company 49, 7th Infantry.
GREENFIELD Company e. 9th Infantry.
GRIMM. Company g. o.h Infantry
HALL. L. D.. Company r. list New-York
HALL Company C. fist Ncw-York
HAMLIN. Company q. 9th Cavalry.
PARRIS Company H. cd Infantry.
PAsKINS. Company g. 18th Infantry
HAZARD. Company ~. 2ith Infantry
PECKLER II. Company r. list New-York.
HERHANS Company j.. Gath Infantry.
BEES. Company u. lis, New-York.
HIGHS. Company A. Attn Infantry.
BILL. Company A. cath Infantry.
HIILBORN, Hospital Corps 3D. Michigan.
HfPsHER. Company A. 10th Cavalry.
HOBBS. Company u. 7th Infantry.
HOLCOMB (band), 7th infantry.
HARDSLEY. Company @. 9th Infantry.
HOUSTON. Company g. 7th Infantry
HUNT. John W.. Company b, list New-York.
HUSTON, Company D. 9th Infantry
IRWIN. Company T. 9th Cavalry.
IRVINE Company D. Goth Infantry
IsH.,M Company c. eth Infantry
JAMES Company A. 10th Cavalry.
JANIzEK- Company I. lst Cavalry
JENSEN (band) sth Infantry.
JOHNSON. Company q. 18th Michigan
JCRGEsON. Company l. lst Cavalry
KELLER. Company y, 18th Infantry.
KENT. Company r. ID Massachusetts
KIRBY. Sinclair r.. Company g. list New-fork.
KRACss. Company d. 18Th Infantry.
KRoJcI, Company b. "a Infantry.
xrHfEN tbsnd). I'd infantry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-16
on THE CITY or WASHINGTON.
COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.

COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
ANDERSON. Robert u. FIST lieutenant, "h In
fsntr.
DOVE. Wilbur F.. second Lieutenant. 18th In
fanrry.
EDWARDS Eston A captain. 18th Infantry
on THRIE. John y. captain. 18th infantry
HAMMOND. second lieutenant. 9th Infantry
HOMES Frank y captain 2ad Infantry.
In MOTT. Henry major Ist United States Vol
untoers
IJSCtIM. Emerson II. lieutenant-colonel c4th In
fantry.
MALONE. Paul r. second lieutenant 18th In
fan'ry.
N,I;TrN Amos H.. second lieutenant. list In
fantry.
MOON. Henry r.. captain. goth Infantry
PATTERSON John H. lieutenant colonel. I'd In
fsntry.
sORLEY. Lewis s. second lieutenant. 18th In
. fantry.
VAN vLFlT. Robert c. captain. 10th Infantry
WALKER George B.. captain 9Th Infantry
WILLARD. Harry O.. second lieutenant -
Cavalry.
WOODBURY.. Thomas C.. captain 10Th Infantry
WORTH, William s. lieutenant-colonel. 18th IN
fantry.
ON-COMMIssIONED OFFICERS
sERGEANTs
ANDERSON. Company G, 9Th Cavalry
BYRON. Company L. LIST United States Voun-
teers
DECKER Company II. 9Th Infantry.
DEWAR, Company X, Isl United States Voun-
teers
ELLISON Company F. 10th Cavalry
FARDY. Company +. 10Th Infantry
GIESEI Company NJ I'D Michigan.
KENRYN Company y. I'd Artillery.
KOI.ER Company F. 80 Infantry
LANG. Company L. list Cavalry
MDERMOTT, James J.. Company +. Isl New
York
MOORE. Company c. 9Th Infantry
MURRAY Company +. 18th Infantry
NAIR. Company p. Sth Infantry.
sANSTROM. Company G. 9Th Infantry.
sPITZEL Max. Company F., list New-lork
WARD. Company z. 18th Infantry
CORPoRALs.
BEALs. Company =. 18th Infantry.
BENTZiIOFF. Company c. 'th Infantry
BOWMAN (civilian). with eth Infantry.
CONROY. Company f. I'd Infantry.
CRUMMEL. Company r.. Attn Infantry
DAUM, Company {. Cd Infantry.
DAVIS Company J.. lst United States Volunteers
FLAGLER. Company y. "a Infantry
HA;ADORN. Company +. s,h Infantry.
HAGANS Company q. An Infantry
JONES Company F. 10th Cavalry
KILLER Company ID. 1th Infantry.
LATHROP. Company X. I'd MASSACHUSETTS,
MADDEN Company ID. ith Infantry
MATHERS. Company c, 10th Cavalry
MNAB. Company C. 7ist New-York
MsPARRON. Company G. lst United States VOL
unteers
MURPHY Company G. 4th Infantry.
OCKENDEN, Company c. 9Th Infantry.
sEABORG. Company d. 18th Infantry
SHEPHERD. Company @, 9th Infantry
STEPHENS Company l. SD Michigan.
SUTTON, Martin j., Company NJ. list Nsw-York
WOODRUFF. Company O. $50 Michigan.
WRAY. Company H. I'd Infantry.
WRIGHT Company g. 10th Infantry.
WYNCOOP Company p, LIST United States Vol
unteers.
ZITNICH. H. w Company A. list New-York.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-03-25
Goldbug Mendacity.

There is about as much cause for
Republicans to rejoice over the munic-
ipal election at Seattle, rs over that in
this city month or two ago, with this
difference, Seattle has been Republican
for many years past, and the late cleo
ton was carried by decreased major
ity. In this place the Republicans
elected their Mayor by a scratch,
which was owing to the fusionists run.
ming q candidate who was a strong
personal friend of his opponent in the
race and had advocated his nomina.
ton on a non-partisan ticket. Had it
not been for Mr.. Byrne's persistent
declination Of the candidacy and his
kind words for Mr.. Lane, he would be
the Mayor to-day. That there are
only two Republican members of the
Council out of seven, shows what q
splendid Republican victory the Olym.
plan has boosted of so persistently,
Besides this, all the remaining city
officers are fusionists.
Attention has been called to the re.
suit in Seattle from the fact that the
Oregonian and other goldbug papers
have been holding it up as an indica'
ton of a "turn of the tide" politi'
cally, and when the Salem Capital
Journal called attention to the fact
that the Republican majority in tina,
city only exemplified the fact that
the Dutch had taken Holland" the
Oregomian in reply, disingenuously
quotes the vote of the county in 1896
to support its claims as to the city
1t supplements the statement that
Bryan carried King county by ma
jority of 1854, with the query, "Why
cannot the silver-standard papers BE-
fair?"
1t is by just such misstatements and
sophistry that the gold standard is up
held, and the wonder is that such 9
prominent advocate of that infamous
policy can afford to be so reckless in
statements it puts forth as facts.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-03-25

UNDER the caption "Price is a
Prophet" the Oiympian reels off sew
eral inches of space in stating what
the late State Secretary thinks of the
local political situation. That person.
age says he has been asked repeatedly
whether the Republicans would carry
Tacoma this election and that he has
invariably replied they would. When
asked about Thurston county, he spoke
with equal confidence of a Republican
victory. Now how has it come to pass
that Mr.. Price may be quoted as an
oracle? Has he any means for form.
ing a correct opinion not possessed by
any other citizens Have not his pre-.
dictions been lamentably at fault in
times past? Who has shouted louder
than he, and who piled up more 81
gantic prophecies of success in the
face of defeat than he did in the last
contestf Who is likely to be con-
verted by such specious drivelf Oily
had better devote his space to Postum
Cereal or the Safe Cure than to such
nonsense,