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The San Francisco call., 1898-04-13
FACTS!

The grand remedy that Is given for puniness and for abuse of fac ulties Is named "Hudyan." It has fame that is worldwide. It has cured 1S,000 men. If you suffer it will cure you. That, too, is a fact.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-13
ARCHBISHOP OF
 QUEBEC IS DEAD
Cardinal Taschereau's LaborS for Educational PrOq-
 reSS Ended.
Was an Ecclesiast Revered by Protestant and Catholic
 Alike.

Special Dispatch to The Call.
 QUEBEC, April 12.-Cardinal Tasche- reau died at 6:15 o'clock tonight.
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and track. s997ec; September, CSC asked;
December. 6512d55tsc asked; Nay, 6otsc
bid; No. T hard, 6ic.
Corn-Better; No. cash, 2S&4c bid; Sep
TENDER, 2S+sc; December, A1sc asked; May
2s7s G2S1zc asked.
Oats-Irre ocular: No. 2 cash, 21zc bid;
track. 2zlzc: September. 212sQ21lzc bid; De-
cember, &c bid May. 2S14c bid; No white
24lzg25c
Rye-Better; 4i4c.
Flaxseed-Steady; Ssc bid.
Pork-Lower; standard mess, $50.
Landowner; prime. $40; choice, 81 70.
Butter-Steady; creamery, liq22c; dairy
13G1sc
Eggs-Lower; l3c. loss or
NEW YORK
New York, Sept. 15.-Wheat-Recsipt
1ss. $50 bushels; exports. l61,G25 bushels;
spot strong; No. 2 red. I3z4c, Z. o. B., afioat
TO arrive and spot. Options closed irregu u
lar at to NC advance, closed AT CSL4c.
Corn-Receipts, ia. 90 bushels; exports,
u5.ee4 bushels; spot easy; No. 2. Z. 0. b.,
afoat. Options closed unchanged. Sep
TENDER closed at S3Ac; December closed
al 34j4c.
Oats-Receipts, $500 bushels; exports,
1909 bushels; spot firm; No. ?, &c; No.
white, Csc Options closed nominal.
Butter-Rece.pts, 3.o35 packages; firm;
Elgins, 20c; factory. 1114d14c.
Egg-Receipts, $50 packages. Firm;
western l6Isc
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PROBLEMS OF EVACUATION
Continued from First Page.l


naval vessels, the establishment OF coalins
stations. ETC.. and his advice would be
valuable IN settling questions OF new coal
ing stations. II is understood that the
commission intends 10 limit its military
and naval staff TO one officer from eacn
brand1. which is thought 10 be rather mea-
gre for a body which Will be called upon
10 observe much ceremony a. the French
capital. Lieutenant Stafford IS also mel
toned as the naval attache. in case Com
nodore Bradford does not wish 10 GO. II
is understood that Adjt-Gen. Corbin's son
will be an attache OF the commission
The report that General Merritt wil be
accompanied TO Paris by a Filipino, in or
der that the Insurgents may have an IN
Official recognition in the settlement OF the
Philippine question. has led TO the sUgges-
ton that some representative OF the Gu
bans accom- pany fhe American conTEs s.
sioners. at least unoficiaIly. Il is under
Washington view this suggestion with IA
vor. feeling that the questions OK Cuban
debt, Cuban government. etc, which may
come up at Paris. are quite as important
to the Cubans as the Philippine question
Is to the Filipinos. II is said President
Palma or Secretary Quesada would not be
averse to going to Paris in such an I'M
official capacity. paying their own ex-
penses, with a view to aiding the Aneri-
can commissioners. and giving them the
ADVANTAGE of Cuban cooperation
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REPRESENTATIVES, SALES.
SHIPPERS AND NOTES

Harvey Grace Of Cheney was 4 shin
Per Of a fine load Of hogs which. as usual.
1,om this firm. tocp the top OF the dav.
They we're good fat heavy hogs shiwing
up 20 pounds and selling without dock
% Do,d
Martin s, Graham Of Enid. one OF the
old--ime shippers 20 this market. but ab-
sent for q little While back. We're again
on the market with a car Of fair TO good
medium heavy hogs Of vel finished con-
d.tion and selling at the tor Of the bulk
Johnson * Malsm, another Of the re.!-
able End shippers TO this market. were
in Yesterday with car OF fair 70 good
medium weight hogs which also brought
the top Of the bulk selling without dock.
= 2. Lincoln, SIN another ot the reg
uIar shippers. was in with A car load
Of lieht lights which sold without dock
a. a good price for their grade.
Dave Jackson. OF Hazelton was a shin
per OF mixed car Of hogs and cattle.
Ths-cattle We're cows OF good weight and
quality and sold TO Dol3 al stiff market
prices. The hogs We're ueat stock and
sold 10 Bennett az high price. the light
STUFF market considered.
Horner & Kirk Of KsnEman. one of rre
Standing regular patrons Of this market.
ve-e in with car Of medium heavy hogs
vlich sold on the close az good price.
TIE daily comparisons are as follows:
Yesterday: Tops, S.S7iz: bulk Of sales.
$-5fG1 So; average weight 90. receipts,
IS For the dav previous: Tops. $50;
bulk Of sales. S.60GS-0; average weight.
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By SAGASIA'S PLUCK
King and Country Saved at a
Critical Moment.
SILENCED THE WRANGLERS
BY the Queens Decree, in the
Midst of a Riot.

New York Sept ia dispatch to the
Herald from Madrid says:
The senators were sitting in their
house ready to talk on for many days
General Pr1na de Rivera had concluded a
violent speech which had caused the oeil
Of the president of me senate to be Tung
violently: he had been warned that such
strong words could no, be used IN the sen
ate. the Condo de Alamenas, furious, had
asked permission TO mount the tribune;
Montero Rios mad refused his, f'reseeius
scenes which he wUulc De unable 10 con-
crJI, when there was general futter-
''Sagasta, in his uniform, with me de-
cree OF the suspension OF the session OF
the cortes in MS right hand, assembled the
tribune He mounted the rostrnn and
read the decree-and the law forbids any
one speaking after the queens decree
has been read
The decree was brief. 1t was then 4
O'Clock. Leaving the senate Sagasta en-
tered his carriage which was driven at
full gaIIop 70 the cortes, where he enter
ed His arrival was the sign for the
opening Of the session. He repeated ex-
actly what he said il the upper house and
the cortes and senate within half an hour
were both closed without time having
been given for resistance or nurmur.
''Sagasta showed cornbinau ton Of mus
cular energy which was extraordinary.
His pluck probably saved his country
and his sovereign"
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FOUR ARE NOW DEAD
Continued from Fifth Page.)

That is my husband I don't know what
name she called him by and she said, He
is killed and she tainted. When I came
back this man mad assistance and was
dragging a man from under the train.
then went back and waited for the train
to be Uncoupled.'
Where did The train stop?'
"The pilot of the engine was just a 1T
tie this side of the depot. The fellow
stopped his engine pretty quick. could
tell that he applied the air breaks and
had reversed as the engine scanned TO
tremble and jump"
WAS that Mrs. Jones?"
Eyes sir, think her name was Jones.
Her ankle was hurt and her head cut"
Chief OF police wife,"
Eyes sir
Doctor Haycraft testified that Mrs. Mar
shall had a fracture Of the parental bone.
Death was caused by conclusion, which
caused internal hemmorage, there was a
blood vessel ruptured.
Assistant City Clerk Sewell produced the
city ordinance which is as follows:
Every railroad passing through Wichi-
ia shall construct at crossing OF Douglas
avenue automatic gates for protection of
travel. Said gates shall be placed on eItn-
er side OF track and shall at all times be
under charge of competent operators who
shall close gates at times OF danger"
Harry Chirty. the hack driver testified
that ne had taken Mrs. Marshall from
the scene Of the accident 10 $50 South
Lawrence avenue.
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REPRESENTATIVES SALES.
CATTLE.

The cattle market was steady. with
scattering hoOfs on sale and the quality
- far as there was stuff 10 Judge fair
20 good. Most Of the stock received came
In cars of mixed hogs and cattle. and
this is always a favorable sign. Many
shippers are occasionally confronted with
the situation Of having holdings of hogs
ready TO ship which Will not quite make
out a fuH car. but which from the pre-
vailing conditions OF the market VIII not
Go TO hold over. At such times il is
the best possible plan to enclose a few
head OF good fat butcher cattle. one or
many as the case may allow. The Dold
Packing company are every day in the
year on the market for butcher cattle
and are not getting as many as they
want. and have not been for long time
They are always ready 10 take any
amount from one sinble animal to a car
load. and shippers are mistaken If they
figure that one or two or a half dozen
head Will not pay to bother with. Il Is
often the case that these very few more
than pay for the freight on the entire
consignment, leaving the hogs in the ship
rent handsome profit. all things con-
sidered. The trade yesterday was mostly
n this character. and all sold well. leaving
the shipper well pleased with his deal
Everything offered yesterday was eager
ly taken. the bold company taking all the
butcher stun and Robbins the bulls
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ANGELINA KLEINlGGER CASE
Will be Tried This Morning Before
.TuhUa Dale

The regular jury in the Mrs Angelina
Klefnigger case, who is charged with
murder. was exhausted yesterday ara
Judge Dale adjourned court for the al
ternoon in order that the sheriff might
summons a special venire Of twenty. The
case will be up for hearing this morning
at Q O'Clock 1t will probably take all
morning in getting a jury, but testimony
will be heard this afternoon
The special venire is composed OF the
following men: ". Z. Francis, Robert
Ballentine, ". Ccburn, J. Hoeft7-, ". r.
Brewer, r Chambers, Thomas Plat. Geo.
Wright. John Willie, c. F. Wright. NJ B.
Phillips. VI. II. Edwards. Samuel Call, Z.
Kennedy. L. D. Buck. Peter Carlson, :.
3. Atwood. Arthur uest, J. A Sells. Swan
Swanson. David Rose, J H. Fcoks, J. O.
Webster. q H Harris, J. ". Starr, & r
Weaver. Ed Cooley. E. BouEhton. VIM
hellar. Cyrus Sullivan, r. T. Hutchinson
Chas Dunkin. J. c. Crawford. Jackson
Brooks. Warren Seton, P. J. Allen, J. ,.
Hefton, Henry Fry. VIM Brooks, A !
COFman
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PLAYING AT GOVERNMENT
ASuiuaIdO Has Him II Capital an an
Assembly

London, Sept. 1.-THE Manila correspond
ent OF the Times says:
II am the only foreign ionr1ctst rrsytFt
at the insurgents congress at Nand@Ios'
which has been selected a. the temporary
capital of the revolutionary government
Early this forenoon Aguinaldo. sccolnPan-
led by large stan Of generals and MIN
isters. moved in state from the COM en-
now occupied as his military headquarters.
passing between lines OF infantry ard
through streets decorated with palms and
banners and packed with THOUSANDS OF
peasants in holiday dress, TO the efLrch
half mile distant.
Here he was received by the assembled
delegates and conducted TO a pl1tt 1vm in
the chancel. from which he delivered
brief message in the T4ga Oh language,
afraryvard repeating II IN Spanish. The sci-
stance Of the message was CongratuIatory.
on the happy termination Of the rrvolu-
ton and the complete conquest IF The ter
ritory. He made fowSy appeal 70 the
delegates, asking them. BY ;he memory OF
the ilustrious patriots OF Philippine his
tory TO follow the exa'n2 Of England.
America and France II preparing con-
stitution and promulga { g Jaws 20 secure
the complete and permanent liberty OF he
people of the Philippines Tn" message
excited but little ntnusiaSn. because 1t vas
absolutely non-commit Al
The assembly then proceeded inne-
diately to organize. prsp1-a.o-y 70 eis-
cussion on the proposed co 'suiution and
code Of laws and the election OF presi-
dent. The absence OF several Of the most
prominent and influential natives WAS par
ticularly noticeable. as indicating an IN
ten-ion to hold aloof uatil he policy OF the
congress is fully de cared.
"A strong party, intoxicated by the pres
emit measure OF success, favors opposition
u any foreign protectorate. being confident
that the people can govern themselves.
Wiser counselors strenuously oppose such
a suicidal policy. Apparently unanimity
now exists only IN the determination to
free the islands forever from Spanish rule
This is the universal feeling. II will prob
ably prove the controlling power IN deter
ming the final action OF the congress-
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HOGS FIVE LOVER
Fairly Good Supply and Active
Trading.
TOPS REST ON 1857 10
Cattle Steady With Moderate
Receipts and Fair Grade

The wichita hog market yesterday was
cents lower. in thorough sympathy with
eli other markets and the principal west
e-n receiving points. As matter Of fact
the local market fell OF the least Of any,
the down shoot being experienced worse
ct other points than here Chicago and
Kansas City went down 20 10 cents with
q liberal supply OF hogs and the de-
mand not sufficient to sustain the mar
kets. Al this point the receipts we're
again good. not anything exorbitant but
better than for many days of late, and
Eighty better than the day before, and
greater than the same day last week The
Gay opened with fairline Of mixed medI-
TN hogs ii esight from car shipments and
rome small punches Of wagon hogs. The
demand was good, and any kind OF hogs
n anywhere near slaughter condition
had no trouble at all in finding prompt
Luying. The early trouble was that not
many Of the offered hogs were especially
tempting. Had there been on hand at the
opening a line Of fairly good butcher stuff
Il good medium weight they would have
fo.d at about steady with Wednesdays
prices. AS il was, the layout was COM
mon, mostly, and not attractive TO any
enthusiastic extent However, all the
hogs were sooner or later taken and at
the best prices possible, considering the
other market quotations. and the quality
OF stuff on sale. Later the run of hogs
became a little better, one load at least
being a good one of heavy weight hogs
in prime well rounded shape and selling
promptly at the top price andwithout
cock. On the whole, the quality was
only fair and in some lots very ordinary.
The average weight was below that Of the
day before. and the same day last week
and under all the days of this week so
far. There were two cars Of light hogs
offered which sold for all they were
worth, and one at least which averaged
29S pounds and sold az $3.50 was generally
considered as selling high. Prices were
firm, considering a the conditions, and
no shipper present but felt he had done
we'll especially on falling market. SIX
cars were weighed up, and the active
live trading disposed Of all the the sale
stock comparatively early with the re-
suit that the hog pens were empty on
the close. L was satisfactory day on
the whole and We'll sustained the record
so far this week. 1t viii show up a good
week, and tends 10 prove that the hog
shipping is gradually getting back 20 its
old time plice IN the receipts.
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TOPICS or HE TOWN

County Attorney s s. Anidon was n
Colw1ch yesterday afternoon
Mr.. Rohm Noyes IS home from an ex-
tended business trip to New York
Mrs. sam stover and children are home
from a pleasant TIP to Excelsior Springs.
DO.
NJ. :. E. Noyes has returned ZONE from
a business rip TO New York and the east
e-a markets
Miss Maud G.rry IS expected here 70
morrow to make 3 visit with friends She
nOP lives IN Urbana. Ohio
Beginning this afternoon George Tnnes
< Co. viii have thei. falI millinery open
ing. L VIII continue through tonorroN.
Judge 4 J. Matt IS hene from Al oCt-
Ing IN Colorado Springs. Msoitou AID
Denver. he returns uIca improved in
health
I Il Reedsr AID family. formerly u
Yves, Point, IA. have arrived IT me city
AID are visiting hls s.s+e-, Mrs. 2 H
C.1c1s. ~ - North Nan s-reet- &r-
Reeser VIII locate n business here and
make Wsca.tz IS fatuze home re Vas
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GRAIxAND PRODUCE MARKET

Chicago. SEPT. I5.-Vheat-No. red. sc:
No. 3. e4Tssc; No : hard. Sc; No 5, ga
6Sisc: No > spring. 64I55i=c; No 3, 62i29
&c: No. ! northern spring. sGS1c.
Co-n-No. ., SOS 1S9isc; No. g. So7Sysc-
Oats-No. ,. -, d25l=c; No. S. 2pS& ale.
FIax-Cash. north vest, slisc: October.
size: September. Sc; December. SIC;
Nay. se94c
Receipts today: Wheat. IS cars; corn.
SIS. oats. -. Minneapolis receipts Ct
wheat today. IS cars.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Sept. I5.-Wheat-Recetp pts,
$ cars: higher; active; No hard, t4gs5c:
No. :. sIlzF65c; No. 5. 5SIzGs5c; No. > rsd.
$3.50. No. s s1Qs2c; No. > spring. 59i.s
sic; No. 5. 5SGsoc
Corn-Slow; mixed. steady; NJ. :, Mo
sc; white. higher; Nc. :. sc; No. ;. 2Isc.
Oats-Scarce; higher; No. = white, e5i.5
&c.
Rye-No. = 4sc.
Hay-Actire. higher: choice pra.r.e. s5-58
Gsoo.
Butter-Firm; separator. I714Glsc: dairy.
Is
Esgs-Firm; fresh. II;sc-
ST. LOUIS.
S.. Louis. No. Sept 15-whest-Recespt
Il cars; higher; Nc. red cash. elevator.
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Portland. Ne. Sep E--Tc,tay-s events
On tee grand clrcut meeting a. Rug5y
PARK were 10: ez1.!zrs-.zE. TIE favorile
won Z ezcn case. Results:
IS class. pacing. purse fZas9-Searcn-
light woa u sra zst heats- Tinas 49,
rs. zgTt Rsan wilkes. Bumps ard
Plazse sls5 started
Is CAS- pzcL1g. pE-ss f1-srl-Rsys1 8
Sael1on zoz n straight Essts. T.rs
z.Iszs 3.l.z.: e-l5s. Spit SIX. Cana
wilkes AID jean @. also started
~ clazs. trcI- purse Ee-5as-Eroae Eoa
nrsy. second AID fourth EezsS. Tlze ~.
..l1ss: z-ez
Towu Lady Eoz thlrs heat .u z.Il5s- Js2e
Sr2zn5oa,stts Equity, Ten Boz, Red =
" zro2oke. gusy and Dex1e- < also sZz-F-
ri
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LIVE STOCK MARKET
CHICAGO.


Chica 90. Sept 1.-THE limited supply OF
cattle today was well taken at an advance
of 1Oc in prices. Choice steers, $500
565: medium. s460d4.95; beef steers, S4.00
G455: stockers and feeders, sS.00d460
bulls. 81 25d400; cows and heifers, s3.508
425: calves. S30063.s0; western rangers,
s2.75G4.cO; fed western steers, s4.0Gq5. 40;
Texans. S.25q5oo.
The supply Of hogs were too large for
the demand. and prices fell to 10 cents,
Packing lots s355d3. 9215; butchers, s3.65q
40: mixed, g. 65Q405; light. SS.TOG405; pigs
s3.0cd395.
There was a fairly good demand for
sheep. Prices showed no marked change.
Native sheep. S3.7564.50; rangers. $500
AS; feeders. s.. S0G3.95; lambs, s4.00q6.25
western range lambs, s4.25Q555
eipt=Cattle, 700; hogs, $1,000; sheep
1880.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Sept. I5.-Cattle-Receipts,
official. Il. 80 natives; 2.S75 Texans. With
such liberal offerings strength in prices
confined TO desirable stock; other grades
moved slowly az slight decline in value.
Choice heavy steers. $5.20G5-40; medium,
81 50T5 %: light weights. 81 45G5.1o; stock
ers and feeders, 81. 5oG52 %; light weights,
81. 45td5. 10: stockers and feeders. S3-6cG4.S5;
butcher cows and heifers. s.. s0G460; west
e-n steers. $3.6o974 IS; Texas steers. $3.50
I 90: Texas butcher cows, s2.s0Q325 can
ming stock, s.. 5G2. 50.
Hors-Rece:pts. official. Il. $50: lower pro
vision market caused packing hogs 70 sell
: 10 Ice lower. Light weights steady.
Heavy. S3-SOG3 IS; mixed, S.65q3.S5; lights
50 5Gd3S2
sheep-Receipts, official. 1850 Good
general demand: large supplies quickly
absorbed at steady prices. Range lambs,
As5T5 10: range muttons. S5.s5G+00; range
feeding lambs. S4.cog4.s5; range feeding
sheep, S3.50G40.
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To let offices. rooms or houses,
TO get a partner, TO sell your busi-
ness, IN TACT, TO buy, sell, hire Or
rent anything, put your Ads in
the Want Columns Of the Eagle.
IL pays best
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the leading hots man and postmaster 81
Wee: Point for several ysa-s, nd resigned
the Office OF prison inspsSto- to remove 10
this city. Mr. Reeder vii make an effort
to secure the lease OF one OF the 2'.nciPal
hotels here ard open first class hestelry.
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Rowdy Rosser in Court

San Francisco, Sept. 15.-Ths case Of
Walter Rosser, me Tennessee soldier who
shot Henry Hrdebrandt was called in
Judge Joachimsen' court today but at the
request Of the defense the matter went
over until next Tuesday.
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COTTON

New York Sept 15.-Cotton-Spot easy;
rnlddlng gulf. I5-l6c; middling uplands,
ll-l6c; sales, So bales. Futures closed
steady: September. S5.S4; October. 1851;
November. $50. December. S5.44; Jaau-
airy. s5.4S: February. $50; March, SIS;
April. SIS: May. * 81; June. S5.S5.
New Orleans. Sept. 15.-Cotton-Essy
m.dd,ug, ; 3-l5C.
l.aI,ss.or- SAT 5-Cotton-Easy sc.
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NewRus.inn Loam in Germany

Berlin. Sept. 15.-The Russian minister
Of finance, N Dewitte has arrived here
for the purpose of enecting new Russian
loan WITH German bankers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-16

"a m pay Eagle twice week for year.
sOO VIII contain the iaess iesZraphic var news reaeh-
ing morning publication also th> latest market
reports publication Keep ta tie hns
ailI cost onlT esgiar.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-16

Capital Stock S25ooc2 Paid Up
II you want Stockers or Feeders. wrfta
Us. Reasonable advances. Experienced
statesmen n each department Cattle
Hogs and Sheep. 9elephous ISts
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Geo Rarse. Pres. ! Il Waite. Sec-TreaA
RAD sc Live Stock
~ A\>)1 Commission On

Roomsl5s-l60 Live Stock Exchange Bldg
KANSAS CITY. NO.
The herald., 1898-10-16
SANTIAGO SURVIVORS
Organizing Society on Grand Army
Lines

NEW YORK. Oct. la society to be
known as the Society of the Army of San
tiaRo de Cuba. Is now IN the process OF
formation. says the Tribune. II VIII IN a
sense resemble the @. A. r. and will num-
ber 5000 members. The membereh.p Of
the society will consist Of all officers and
soldiers Of the United States army who
constituted the expedit.onary force to San
tiago and who participated m the campaign
between the dates of June "A and July IL
The purpose of the society Is to record the
history and conserve the memory of the
events Of the campaign. 1t Is expected
that local auxiliary branches will be es-
tabl.shed in many cities OF the country
There are to be three classes of member
ship. First original members: second
members by Inheritance, and third, MEM
bers by succession, to consist Of those
blood relatives Of members Of the first
and second class to whom, In the absence
of l.neal descendants, the right Of inher.-
tancs may be devised by descendant MEM
bers. The principal ohlcers Of the society
are as follows:
President, Major-General W. r. shaf-
ter; first Vice-President Major-General
Joseph Wheeler; Secretary and Treasurer.
Major Alfred c. Sharpe; Register-Ceneral
Major Philip Reads. Historian, Major g.
Creighton Webb.
committee consisting CT General Will
lam Ludlow, Lieut.. Colonel John Jacob
Astor and Major G.. Creighton Webb are
suitable badges for the ORDER