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Evening star., 1898-08-06
WASHINGTON GROVE.

The family OF Robert W. Dunn are occupying
'-Dunuore,'' the circle.
Mr.. X. S. I.awrenson and family have opened
their cottage the circle.
MIR. Benjamin J. MeekS is the guest Of Edwin
p, tbury. jr
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Woodward are occupying
the cottage Of the late Geo. I. Woodward. and
have had their guest Mrs. Hebecca Woodward
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen T. Wilson and family
domiciled In the cottage OF j. Henry Wilson.
Mr.. q. Perry Brown has opened his cottage on
Mrs WIN. Bushby is sperding the camp season
Mr. and Mrs l. s. Bergman will remain the
Henry Craig and family have secured the cottage
Of W. Riley Deeble, on Sd avenue.
Mrs z. NJ Hughes is the guest of Mr.. Carleton
Miss Eva Denham is visiting Miss Ella stine-
Mrs Caroline ober and Mrs. Dr. oln Leech are
at the formers cottage on 9th avenue:
Mrs. }; l. Owens is entertaining Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Ms $. C. Cissell have returned from
Mr. and Mrs George r. Cock. Mr.. r. E. Cook
and Mrs. Z. F. Palmer and daughters Lille aud
Mrs. Maewaters. Mrs. 7. Jones Of Goshen Mrs
Israel Warield, Mrs Walter Dorsey Of BrookNii He.
Ms Clinton RaadoS DSrssy 81 81 sy'Issse and Miss
At the Hotel Albany are registered Mr.. and Mrs.
Sniffen and family, Miss Bagbey, Mrs George
Gartrell and Misses Alice and George Gartrell.
Miss Amelie Stern.
Miss Grace skinner, who has been visiting Miss
Alice Mtfftdln NEOfS dNeuues Ies 10
her home Fairfax county, Va.
Mrs. e. S. Miller OF Drookville has opened her
cottage 9th avenue.
Mr. John C. Stone of Potomac has rented the
Knott cottage on Broadway.
Mr. John 7. England and wife Of Rockville ami
Mr.. and Mrs. |. b. Ward and daughters OF Hnnt-
ing Hill have been present at the meetings Of the
day.
The Rev Fred. Heisse was entertained by Mrs.
+ g. Merriam on his recent visit TO this place.
Mrs. S. V Buzzee is spending camp week with
Mrs. Thomas Bowling.
Mrs. Walter Duvan is stopping with Mrs. York.
Miss Alice Merriam is visiting her friend, Miss
Grace Skinner at Fairfax county, Va.
A party of young people enjoyed a bus ride and
picnic Seneca Monday.
Miss Olivia Green OF Boyds is the guest OF Mrs.
A orl
Evening star., 1898-08-06
So A MONTH.
DR. Cowden Yields to Popular Rate on the Re-
quest of a Multitude of Applicants The Offer
limited to the Month of Augustine Treat
ment That Cures Prescribed and Administered
in All Gases Nothing Cheap But the Price.
The Offer.

All patients taking treatu ent during the month
of August. both and old. will be treated at
the uniform rate of $500 month until cured
This includes all visits and medicines. and applies
to all diseases.
There Is nothing cheap about this treatment
cept the price. which is merely nominal, and every
patient under treatment will receive the same
careful attention and medication that relates to
other seasons and higher rates. There will be
evasion. neglect. Under this rate all will re-
ceive the same application of treatment that has
restored thousands to their hearing. Under this
rate the same treatment will be administered that
has lifted the blight Of the word incurable from
thousands of cases of disease of the throat bron-
Chial tubes and lungs. which reaches every sore
spot from the orihce of tine to the deepest
cesSes of the lungs. not irritating and inflamng
but healing. soothing and curing. Rhauma tism
skin diseases. diseases of the stomach, blood md
nerves, and in fact ali chronic Diseases will be
carefully iagnOsed and given the treatment that
Evening star., 1898-08-06
RItERDALE.

Mr.. Edward Smoads. son Of DIR. Simonds Of RIv-
crdale made q brief visit to his family this week
MI Slmof ds belorgs TO the regiment of immunes
stationed at Fredericksburg. He reports a happy
ife iu camp. with plenty L. cat.
Mr.. Prutchett Of the War Depsr srtment recently
sent on an special mission TO Santiago de Cuba
aiso ietuTneu this wetK
Ike uAe oi holding Sunday school at the Pres
byttiisi- Churcn has been changed u'rlu.K
pm, at which time Mr.. Middleton Of i5erwyn Wiz
Mr.. Il. A. Preston and family are at Harper'.
Ferry an the hope oI an improvement in Mr.. i-res-
I,ns health.
Mr.. Todd of Washington will be the guest OF Mr..
Neb. NorIey for the Eext ten days.
Among the guests at Calvert Mansion are Mr. f.
j. henehan and son. Mr.. and Mrs W T. Foga.fy
add three children. Hiss Agnes Beuebau Miss Nj
ne W Nliiianls MIS- Goruon ANA two nIeces and NJ =
Mary Gordon. all Of Washington. nd Mr. and Mis-
Iharles f. Nsiport ana theIf daughter BESSIE.
Mr.. W l. hagans Of Chicsgo the guest Of
Monday. Mrs. kstGbTt Ok aud her granddaught,.r.
dorothy Gait were also guests Of Col. and Mrs
Mr. Dcnn's family viii return TO Washington in
the autumn.
The event Of the son was the lawn fete ~
Jtf"lne Church on the lawn attat he'd to Mr. J
A. Biund,ns residence at R.yerdale. The veTan-
as as dhi Stocius were &blaze with lights, made by
chinese lanterns and torches. An ItaiIan band dis
SOU nusic that tempted dancing IN spite of the
abundance. "
Mr.; Giusta and Mrs. Jackette were in charge of
the ice ere, M table, Miss Edith Gallant assisted
by Miss LEILA Annn. conducted the sale Of candy.
Miss Bessie Blundua and Miss Fannie En=laid
sold lemonade. while Miss Eya Fowl conduct "a
Inc post office. The dancing was managed py
Messrs Giusia and Mcfarland
Among the many present were Mr. ard M.s
Ser, Dr. Simonds, Mrs. Gould, Mr and Mrs Flan-
nsry; Miss flannery Misses Bessie ana Eleanor
Fowler, MessIs will Robert and Perry Brounin-
Misses Nellie and Fanny Browning. Mrs Ada
Mern Col. and Mrs. Mctiee Lois Mc,iee Mr. and
Mrs. BLins Mr.. and Mrs Knight NIr and Mrs
Iirsta. Nh and Mrs. Weldon. Dr. and Mrs. Nc
hliian Miss Ethe Netuer Miss Louie hangum.
Mr. Mrs White ana NJ. Dana White and Nj Web.
Woiley. The success Of The affair was due prin.i-
pnlly 10 the efforts Of Misses Hessit and Carrie
Blundon. Miss Fanny England, Miss Marie NJ
Farland aud Miss Leila Amnn
Mr.. Randolph klefuer. who has been SO III of an
peEGicitis at Garfield Hospital is once more at
hume. improved in health.
Evening star., 1898-08-06
Agreement Entered of Record.

A copy of an agreement entered into
April last between the Pullman Palace
Car Company and the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company, and placed on record In
the state of Illinois, was today filed with
the recorder of deeds. The Pullman COM
psny agrees to furnish the Chesapeake and
Ohio company 100 fiat bottom and 400 hop
per-bottom gondola freight cars at a total
cost of $240, 900, 10 per cent of which is to
be paid upon delivery. When all the de-
ferred payments shall have been made the
cars become the absolute property of the
railroad company, but in case of default of
any one or two payments they are to be re-
claimed by the Pulln an company.
Evening star., 1898-08-06
ASSIGNED TO DUTY.
Special Policemen VIII Take Their
Stations MOnday.

The twenty men appointed special
policemen for duty at the street railroad
crossings have been ordered to report for
duty Monday. They will be sworn in by
Chief Clerk Kenys Monday morning and
will go on duty later in the day. They
have been assigned to the crossings as
follows: d. C. Hamilton. 14th and U
streets; A. r. Brady and E. P. Lewis, 18th
street and New York avenue; W. S. Car
ter and T. NJ. Adams, 18th street and New
York avenue; e. p. Carlin and W. Z.
Owen. 9th and streets; Thomas Buckley
and F. A, Dyson, 1th street and Florida
avenue; ]. H. Gelabert and P. d. Lewis
9th and K streets; E. w. Manue. AMI j. L.
elliot, 14th and H streets; B. F. Perry and
A Elliott, 9th street and Pennsylvania
avenue; c. p. Boss. 11th and F streets
w. Galloway and l.. B. Alternately, 18th
street and Pennsylvania avenue; d. c.
Smith and c. L. Grant, 7th and streets
Evening star., 1898-08-06
HERwYN, MD.

\ party composed Of Nr. and Mrs w W Wal
lace and family. Mr.. and Mrs Bibbs and family
and Mr.. Ernest Smith and sister started Wednes-
day. the Sd instant for a visit of two weass at
Fair Haven, Md
Miss Clare Ennis OF Washington is visItip.. Mrs
VIM Kullburg Of Berwyn
Mr.: Matson Of the Treasury Department and
family have taken up their residence Mt Berwyn.
Chapel was held at Bewley's woods Tuesday last
and was largely attended and greatly enjoyed by
al present.
Miss Helen Ingram of Washington is the guest
OF Mrs Frederick Werber
Mr.. Robert Hazard Of the Southern railway has
gone to Niagara Falls.
Evening star., 1898-08-06
sHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot Ease. powder for the feet. II
cures painful swollen. snarting nervous feet ard
instantly takes the sting cut Of and bunions
It's the greatest comfort discovery Of the age
Aliens Foot-Ease makes tight shoes feel
easy. II is certain cure for sweating cslious
and hot. tired aching feet Try IT today. Sold By
stamps. Trial package FREE. Address Allen 4
Olmsted. lie Roy. N. Y. myl1-3u
Evening star., 1898-08-06
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
Startling Information Conveyed

Through Local Police Channel.
Major Sylvester has received telegram
from States Attorney Fischer of Daven-
port, Iowa, requesting him to notify the
father of Henry c. Schulz that the latter
nae Killed his wife and himself Schulz,
the telegram stated, lived in Pleasant Val
ley, Iowa.
The telegram was referred to Inspector
Mattingly, who sent Detectives Muller and
Baur out to locate the Mr.. Schulz referred
to In the telegram, but at 3 O'Clock this
AFTERNOON they had not succeeded i'll find
ing him. The police think there may pos
sioly be mistake III sthe spelling of the
name; There was nothing in the dispatch
TO indicate how the crime was committed.
Evening star., 1898-08-06
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued as
follows:
White-Edward Wilkerson and Sallie Mas
sey, Spottsylvania county, Va; Perry
anon and Minnie F. Ruby, Chesterfield
county, Va; John F. O'Meara and Gussie
Reiser, Baltimore Md; Harry T. DeGroot
and Margaret 8. Dunlap.
Colored-Robert B. Finish and Amelia
Hackett
Evening star., 1898-08-06
Funeral of Henry Reh.

The funeral of Henry F. Reh, jr., an ac-
count of whose sudden death was given
yesterday in The Star, will take place to-
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from the
residence of his parents, 800 18th street
northwest. 1nterment at Prospect Hill
cemetery.
Evening star., 1898-08-06
wife Seek. Divorce.

Sarah Cleveland, through her attorney,
Campbell Darlington, has entered suit for
divorce against her husband. David G.
cleveland, asking also that he be restrain
ed from disposing of or encumbering real
estate In Ivy City until the property rights
OF petitioner and defendant therein have
peen settled by the court. The grounds for
khe divorce are alleged adultery.
Evening star., 1898-08-06
Aged Citizen pa..e. AWAY.

George B. Burgess died this morning at
the residence of Mrs. ]. w. Burgess, on the
Riggs road, in the seventy-seventh year Of
his age. The funeral will take place Nom
day from the hcme of Mrs. Burgess, at 2
o'clock pm.
Evening star., 1898-08-06
Record of Intended Purchase.

A copy of an agreement between Messrs
Cowen and Murray. receivers for the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad, for the purchase
of 5000 freight cars from the Pullman Pal
ace Car Company at a cost of 81, ,605. 900 was
filed today with the recorder of deeds.
Evening star., 1898-08-06
Consultation Free.
DR.. j. M. COWden,
7lS 18th Street Northuoe+
us 18th Street Northwest,

Othce Hours-9 am to II M; TO 5 pm; Z
to pm daily; Sundays and holidays 10 am. TO
1 pm.
Evening star., 1898-08-06

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The Coconino sun., 1898-11-19

will follow him to their new home in few days.
 Fred Bugbee. one of the wounded Rough Riders, has resumed his old pO- sirion of breaking on the Santa Fe Pa cfc.
 Probate Judge Layton issued, We'd nesday, marrige license to M. R. Krutsinger and Miss Ella Farley, both of Williams.
 B. F. Hayes, who has been engaged in making the excavation for the Wa terworks, completed his part of the work last week.
 The family of Arthur FrankfOrter left Sunday for Phoenix. where they will spend the winter. MT. Frankfort CT will go to Globe. where he will en- gage in business.
 HIP. Ewing and w. Heimrod. promi- nent citizens of Mohave county. spent several days here this week. Mir. Heim- .- rod during his stay got acquainted with the Masonic goat. Mrs. F.. F.. Ellinwood and children returned yesterday from a trip 10 her old home in Rock Creek. 0. Mir. FL linwood met them at Raton. N. M.. and returned with them. The excavation for the reservoir is completed and the work of cementing will be pushed as rapidly as possible. The pipes for the main are being dis tributed along the line. Dan MahOney, brother of ]. C. Ma honey, the quill driver. came in from the reservoir Saturday. He says the thermometer there registered degrees above the day before he came in.
 Jake Salzman of Williams, was in town Thursday on his regular tour. He Is on his way to Gallup. Mir. Salzman says work is progressing rapidly on the Saginaw Southern railroad. Work on
The Coconino sun., 1898-11-19
} BRIEF LOCALS. $ $>n>n>n~n>H>~>~>~>>>>~>~<Hs
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER l9, 1898.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ", lSSS. Mrs. F.. F. Greenlaw returned from Los Angeles Monday.
 c. B. Eaman, the Verde valley stock man, was in town Tuesday.
 Dr. Heavenston, the dentist, has moved to the Hawks hotel.
 Frank Payne of Bellemont was in the city Wednesday, visiting friends.
 The board of supervisors met on Mon- day to canvass the vote cast on the Sth. George Hanlon, the Chesterfield of barkeepers. is now at the Senate saloon. A valuable overcoat was stolen from the barber shop Of Ed. Bayless Thurs day night.
 Dr. E. s. Miller is attending the ses- sion of the grand lodge F. X A. NJ. this week at Globe.
 Attorney E. M. Doe left for Phoenix yesterday on legal business. He will return Monday. Jesse Howard. Frank Spear and Jesse Purtymun, Of Fry Park, came into town Wednesday.
 Nicely furnished heated rooms. two doors north of postoffice. Apply to Mrs. Edmund Burke.
 Edmund Burke returned to the city Sunday. He has been in Phoenix the past three weeks on legal business.
 F. C. Reed left yesterday for Phoe- nix to attend the territorial Sunday school convention now in session there. The Phoenix Republican says that J. H. Holmes has purchased lumber yard in Flagstaff and he left last night for that place to take charge of his new business. Mir Holmes was manager of the Saginaw Lumber company at
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-25
A LETTER FROM THE DEAD
Lieut.. Jenkins Had Discovered a
 Mine Under the Maine.

COLUMBUS, O.. March 25.-A spe- cial to the Dispatch from Lima, O., says:
 Mrs. William H. Jones, of this city, has just received a letter from her cousin, Lieut.. Jenkins, who lost his life in the explosion of the Maine.
 The letter was written to his mother h Pittsburg a few days be- fore the explosion. He states in the letter that he had discovered a mine under the Maine. He writes much of 8 startling nature, but the rela- tiYes refuse to make it public, but say that it will all come opt in the report of the board of inquiry.
 The letter has been forwarded to several different relatives and just reached Mrs. Jones yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-25
A REAL ESTATE DEAL.
Drake Property on Sixth Avenue
 Bought by Mrs. Ada Barstow.

A real estate deal was consum- mated yesterday (Thursday) by which Mrs. Ada Barstow purchases from Capt. Drake his Sixth avenue property adjoining Mr. Will Nichol.
 The property fronts 75 feet on Sixth avenue and 86 feet on Pine street, corner lot belonging to Mr. J. T. Lloyd. Reconsideration paid was $2800
 The property is at present unin- proved, but Mrs. Barstow expects to build a kome on Sixth avenue, where she and her fathers family Or. McCammon) will live.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-25
RESIDENCE BURNED.
Beautiful Home of MT. and Mrs. I J. Moore, on Main Street
 h Ruins.

About 3:30 o'clock this morning, the family of Mir. I. J. Moore, at No. 800 south Main Estreet. awakened from their slumbers to find them selves enyeloped in smoke and flame. Hurriedly putting on a few clothes they rushed out of the house to the street, while their cries of fire" awakened the neigbbors. The al arna was sent in to the fire depart ment, but before the hose cart and ladder truck reached the scene of the confagration, the handsome resi- dence was eneireed with flames. The efforts of the fire boys saved the adjoining houses but Mr. Moore's residence was a complete wreck.
 The clothes that the family Dit on after the fire was discovered were all that was saved from the flames.
 All other clothing, furniture and a piano were destroyed.
 The house was insured for S2,500 in the Taukersley-Roberts agency and $500 in the Wells agency. The furniture was insured for S900 in the Wells agency.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-25
MR, M'REA OUTLINES THE PRESIDENTS POLICY.
  A Message Will Be Sent to Congress Asking an Appropriation of $1, 100000.
Little Rock Gazette9

WASHINGTON, March 24 The Gazette cores pondent asked Con- gressman McRea tonight for hls opinion of what would be the presi- dents procedure in the next few days. Mr. MeRae said:
 From what I can learn the presf dent and cabinet will receive tho report immediately upon it's arrival and proceed to examine it, which will probably require all day;tomor- row night it will be cabled to the Spanish government at Madrid and a reply will be awaited.
 Monday the President will lay the report before both houses of Congress accompanied by amessage asking an appropriation of one million dollars for the purpose of feeding the starving Cubans. This amount, of course, will be voted promptly and the United States. will at once set to work upon it's own authority to distribute sup plies, peaceably if possible, forcibly if necessary Should Spain object Cuba's independence will be reeog- nized and war would no doubt fol- low. At any rate the United States will feed the famished people hud- dled upon the island.
 If my opinion, continued Mir. McRea, no indemnity for the Maine will be asked in Mondays message. I have also heard that President in his conferences with Democratic senators has asked a months more time before precipi- tating matters in that branch of Congress
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-25
HAS REACHED WASHINGTON
The Report of the Board of Inquiry in the Presidents Posses
 slon.

WAsHINGToN, March 25.-Com- mander Marix and bis companions, bearing the report of the Maine court of inquiry, reached Washing ton at 9:35 last night. The crowd was so dense at the depot that the party left the train outside the shed and took carriages for the Ebbitt house, where the officers spent the night.
 They were met at the station by an officer of the navy department, wbo informed them that the Secre- tary of the Navy would not receive the report last night.
 Lieutenant Commander Marix, Lieutenant Jungen and Mr. Ward, of the navy department, entered a carriage at the depot and gave or ders to be driven to the White House.
 Lieutenant Jungen, is is believed, carried the report with him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-25
A POPULAR MISTAKE
Regarding Remedies for Dyspepsia and
 Indigestion.

The national disease of Americans
 is indigestion or in it's chronic form,
 dyspepsia, and for the very reason
 that it is so common many people
 neglect taking proper treatment for
 what they consider tritiing stomach
 trouble, when as matter offact, in-
 digestion lays the foundation for
 many incurable diseases. No person with a vigorous, healthy stomach will fall victim to cOnsump 5iOn.
 Many kidney diseases and heart troubles date their beginning from poor digestion; thin, nervous people
 are really so because their stomachs are out of gear; weary, languid, fad ed out women owe their condition
 to imperfect digestion.
 When nearly every person you meet is afflicted with weak digestion it is not surprising that nearly every se- cret patent medicine on the market
 claims to be q cure for dyspepsia, as well as a score of other troubles,
 when in fact, as Dr. WerthieF says, there is but one GENUINE dyspepsia
 cure which is perfectly SAFE and RE-
 LAB E, and moreover. this remedy is not a patent medicine, but it is B scientific combination of pure pepsin | Gree from animal matter), vegetable
 essences, fruir salts and bismuth. 1t is sold by druggists under name of Stewards Dyspepsia Tablets No
 extravagant claims are made for them, but for indigestion or any stomach trouble, Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are far ahead of any remedy yet discovered, They act on the food eaten, no dieting is necessary, simply
 eat all the wholesome food you want and these tablets will digest if. A cure results, because all the stomach needs is d rest. which Stuart's Dys-
 pepsia Tablets give by doing the work of digestion.
 Druggists sell these tablets at 50 cents per package. Little book on stomach diseases and testimonials sent free by addressing Stuart Co.,.
 chemists, Marshall, Mich.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-25
 HOB0S PULLED.
A Camp of Twelve Raided by the
 Police This Morning.

The police department received information that a camp of tramps were burning slaves out at the St. Louis slave factory At5 o'clock this morning the patrol wagon was sent out and 12 of the men brought in. They were brought before Police Judge Brown on the charge of va grancy.
 Five of the men succeeded in prov ing that they had occupations. The other seven were fined $5 each and will have to work out the fine op tbe streets.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-25
POLITICAL SPEAKING.

Mir. R. F. Foster, candidate for the Legislature, invited his brother can didates to speak with him at his ap- pointment for Watson's Chapel, Niv- en township, last Thursday night. Messrs. Foster, Caldwell and Toney addressed a good sized audience. Messrs. Brewster and Philpot were present and responded to calls.
 Another speaking will occur at Sulphur Springs tonight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-25
A CHICKEN RAISER.
Black Langshang Presented to Mr.
 Al J. Stewart.

Mr, Jim White today presented a fine black langshang cock to Mr. Al J. Stewart. Mr. Stewart will take him out to his poultry farm, which is three miles north of town. Mr. Stewart is engaging extensively in the poultry business and now has 25O Plymouth Rock and Bramah eggs in an incubator matching. He is having a brooder made for the chicks when they hatch out.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-25
A CARELESS BUSINESS.
Electric Light Pole Lying on the Street Nearly Turns Over the Ladder
 Truck.

As the hook and ladder truck was the run this morning to the fire it struck an electric light pole that was lying out in the street and was nearly overturned. Mr. Henry Vining was driving and he says he was thrown 30 feet by the jolt. The pole is at the corner of Main and Sixth and for several days has been annoying drivers there where the street is narrow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-25
IN THE DARK
Mr. Jim Wilmington Drove Into Dr Runyon's Buggy and Broke
 Wheel.

Last night while Dr. J. P. RuRyan was calling on a patient on Tennes- see street. his buggy was driven into by Mr. i'm Wilmington, who was also driving buggy. The force of the collision was so great that a wheel on the doctors buggy was completely demolished. The acci- dent was due to the complete dark ness in which the street is always shrowded.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-25
LEFT FOR KEY WEST.
Three Pine Bluff Boys Leave for the Keys to Jo1p the
 Navy.

Gone to join the navy. Three Pine Bluff young men left this city Thurs day for Key West to join the Ameri- can navy. They are Albert Wolf, Charley Heck and James VOwell.
 The young men have been ill cor respondence for some time with Mir. Barton J. Morris. another Pine Bluff boy who Is q member Of the crew of the battleship Iowa. now part of the North Atlantic squadron anchor ed near tho Florida Keys, and it is thought that Mr. Morris has secured for his former comrades a position in the United States navy. Certain it is that the boys left with that in- tention. So far as the GRAf HIc reporter could learn the young men did not divulge their plans before their departure, but enough is known to declare 1t as their intention to join Uncle Sans navy, or in the event of their failure in that regard, to make their way to Cuba and join the insuI gent army.