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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-30
IMPROVED SOLDERING.
Beers Are Rapidly Evolving Wen
DIscipltned Armies.


London. Dec. 29.-A dispatch to the
Daily Mail from PietermaritzbuYg
dated December 23. says
Every day reveals some now fact re-
garding the strength of the Beer posi-
ton al colenso. Thanks 10 the sery-
ices of continental officers, ne cnarac-
ter of the campaign has changed. We
are no longer fighting a foe Who relies
upon guerrilla tactics, but we have 10
deal with what is rapidly becoming d
disciplined army. enjoying ne advan-
tages Of knowing the country and of
selecting the scene of contest without
the burdens OF cumbersome commits
sarat.
The Beers have converted the hills
near cocnso into fortressessof Immense
strength. Everywhere they have SPLEEN
did trenches. many Of them bomb proof.
Tranway lines permit the shifting OF
guns with astonishing rapdity.
The main positions are connected
with the outlying positions by under
ground passages. and the forces proper
bristle with machine guns that guard
all approaches. Probably mines are
laid
zone hears less nowadays about Boer
shells not bursting. Observers of the
fight say the Beers shell fire was very
effective. This is due largely to the fact
that the distances are marked of with
white paint.
! ",rhe eneiny's discipline is improving.
The trenches representing the manual
labor for which the Beers have n keen
dislike, and the way il. Which they re
strained tliei. IRE when our troops were
advancing is another proof Of improved
soldering.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-30

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for constipation and all liver troubles
the famous little pills known as De
Wits Little Early Risers. All drug
v;u<c
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-17
CASH
OR


Mr.. and Mrs Webb, Of Waynesburg. Pa,
are visiting relatives and other friends
here.
Miss Edith Hofer spent the past few
weeks with friends az Conway, ~. va,
THE Ladies' Aid Society met Thursday
afternoon az the home OF Mrs. Noah Lit
ten.
Mr.. Frank Humphrey vas ~ New Mar
t~iusvlile Friday.
Miss Della Litten speBt Friday AZ Sisters
vile, the guest OF her father.
Mrs Fry left Friday FOR Eiwood City,
Pa.. to spend q few week. with her son.
SIR Hornbrook was q caller Ii tow
Friday.
Mr.. Hughes was In toxin Tuesday on
business.
Miss Mae Harman spent Friday with
Sistersyille friends.
Mr.. John Goodwin spent "wednesday at
New Martinsyii!e. calling oa friends.
Mr.. John vanCamp. ~ Paagus Valley.
was IN town Thursday On business.
Mr.. showalter was a caller IA town
Friday.
Dr. . = Bolae. N sisiersgllis. made q
professional caIl ln town Friday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-17
ST. MRaY'S.

ST. MARYS, w. Va, September 16.-The
County Court of Peasants county met
here to-day and accepted Sheriff Cores
new bond. which was furnished without
difficulty. o. c. Sweeney and others COM
pose the new %bondsmen.
The W. c. T. L. convention, which was
held here Thursday afternoon and night,
was largely attended, but was disappointed
in the failure of the State president, Mrs.
Morrow. of Fairmont, to appear.
Martin Riggs, Esq, will leave in a few
days for points in the STATE Of Washing
ton, on a hunting and pleasure trip gem
orally.
Hon. Oliver Gorrell, OF Algeria, was in
The city yesterday on business
G. W. Stocking, a prominent business
man OF Sistersvile. was here yesterday.
E. B. steere. of Chester. was in the city
yesterday. the guest Of his brother, DR..
d. q. Steere.
Mrs. r. r Hobbs IS visiting relatives il
and near Marietta
Mss Annie Smith has returned 10 Mar
shall college, Huntington.
Robert Clendenning, Of Wetzel county.
was in the city last evening on business.
{. T. Hosford. the general hotel man of
S~istersviile, was here yesterday. locking
after his extensive oil interests.
II. f. Wilson and Dan DAILY, Of Sisters
vile, were here yesterday.
samuel Barkwill has sold % acres Of his
farm near the court house 10 4. J. Ba,ev.
]. p. Craig was in sgs~tersvi4le this week.
". II. Erown. the h~ustiing contractor,
was in Sis:efs9iise on business Monday
afternoon.
George striekins Was at Morgantown
this week.
r. a. Fieshsr. tbs oaliging Circnit Clerk.
was attending a msetiag Of The Jr. Q. L.
4 II, which vas assembled al Morgan
lawn this week
Prosecuting Attorney craig and Con-
stable ao;ey raided several speak-esses at
Belmont Tuesday night and arrested the
inmates.
Regular Sunday services at al the differ
ent churches tomorrow.
Charles Mervyn, q well known oil man
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-17
VILLA N.

WILLIAMSBURG. W. Va, Septem-
Der 1.-THE Colonial Reception at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bowling,
given by the Historical Society, was
one of the most brilliant social events
in the history of the town. The COM
mittee in charge, Mrs. H. B. McKin-
ney, Mrs. j. A. Lenkard, and e. E.
McTaggart, have great cause for pride
as the affair was very successfully car
ried out. Mrs. Bowling was assisted
in receiving by the officers of the So
ciety, as follows: Hon. H. H.. Hen
derson, President; Mrs. II. B. McKin-
ney, Vice President; Mrs. G. M. Berry,
Secretary; Mrs. J. A. Lenkard, Treas
urer. The house was transformed into
a veritable bower of loneliness by the
use of palms, ferns and cut flowers.
The verandas were hung with Jap
anese lanterns. In the dining room the
decorations were in green and white,
the table being decorated with ferns,
flowers and candelabrum, old fash
Toned candle sticks with candles being
used throughout the room. The guests
were ushered into the dining room by
Mesdames Hall and Hunter, where ices
and cakes were served by Misses JOS
ephine Uhl, Mary Metcalf, Bess Ellison
and Lillian Wigton, attired in White
empire gowns. The coffee table was
presided owe by. Mrs. Chas. Bailey, of
Sistersville, assisted by Misses Cora
Elliott, Georgia Rider Bessie and Mary
Berry. In the hall lemonade was
served by Miss Helen Henderson. A
literary and musical programme was
rendered as follows: Original paper in
rhyme, Origin of Williamstown', by
Mrs. Sara NJ. Berry; original poem,
THE Wedding of Isaac Williams and
Rebecca Martin" by Mrs. A. R. Hen
derson, a vocal solo by Miss Camella
Wehrs, of Marietta; original poem con-
tributed by Mss Fannie Mckinney;
"The Pioneer Mothers" read by II. B.
Mckinney; piano solo by Miss Viz
ginia Henderson; Mrs. Geo. Hunter
read extracts of history from the life
of Isaac and Rebecca Williams, finish
ing up with several verses of poetry
written by Mr.. Shanhan. Of Marietta;
a paper Scraps of History read by
Miss Georgia Beeson; a letter was read
by President Henderson from Mr.. Gee.
M. Woodbridge. of Marietta, regrettlng
his inability to be present. A beautiful
duett was rendered by Miss Cornelia
Wehrs and Mrs. VIM. Ebinger, of Ma
rietta, O. The costumes worn by many
were in colonial and fancy style, some
of them being very attractive. The
badges worn by the members of the
society were of yellow ribbon with
grains of corn attached, reminding one
of the generosity of Isaac Williams in
the corn famine of 1870. A neat sum
was realized which will be added to the
fund on hand towards erecting a monu-
ment to the memory Of Isaac and Re-
becca Williams. About Is people from
Marietta were present, and a number
from Parkersburg and other points.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-17
CLaRinaTOR.

CLARINGTON, September 16.-L. F.
Urpman was at Martins Ferry this
week as a delegate to the convention.
Mrs. Mary Kimple is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. J. a. Zorn, at Wheeling.
Mrs. Charles Topp, of Wheeling, is
the guest of her cousin, Mrs. ". j.
Mallory.
Miss Helen Rueter. of Pittsburg,
spent Friday with relatives and friends
here.
Mrs. Geo. T. Topp spent Saturday
with relatives at Powhattan, o.
Misses Hope Fish, of Shady Side. ard
Elma Roles, Of Cambridge. are the
guests Of Miss Daisy TopD.
Miss Rena Dies, OF Washington, d.
c., is visiting relatives here.
Chas. Troy. J. A. Kuehlborn, W. D,
Wesserly and Hugh Rea attended the
ball game at Woodsfield Saturday.
Miss Gertrude Urpman has been con-
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umbus, where she spent several weeks
visiting friends.
Mrs. J.. w. Marshall and daughter.
Gladys, Of Parkersburg, are guests OF
b.. e.. Stoebr and family, Of Fifth
street.
Mrs. o. NJ. Willis has returned home
from a visit of several days in Column
bus.
Miss Olena COggeshall, Of Louisville,
KY. is the guest OF the Misses Morton,
Virginia streets
Mr.. G. G. Evans is home from a visit
to his mother at Shandon. o.
Miss Gertrude Sarahl has been spend
ing the week visiting friends and rela-
tiyes at Stewart.
Messrs. Walter Tracey and Carl
Brennan have returned home from a trip
through the northern part Of the State.
Miss Lena futile has been spending
a few days visiting friends at Vincent
Miss Margaret Basin, Of this clty,
entertained az a house party this week
at the home CT her sister neaT Qualey.
Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Schad were
guests Of friends at Parkersburg the
first Of the week.
Miss Mary Costello. Of Belpre, has
been spending the week in the city,
the guest Of Mrs. George Wieser.
Miss Anna Wallace has returned
home from Pennsville, where she was
called recently by the death Of her
grandmother.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Payne and daugh-
ter left Tuesday for Newport, KY, 70
spend several days visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. T. G. sellew.
Mr. Beman g. Dawes. Of Newark,
was in the city this week. the guest
Of his mother, Mrs. r. r. Dawes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crooks have re-
turned home from a visit 70 friends and
relatives at South Olive.
Miss Mary Heintz is home from Sis
tersyille 10 spend her vacation with her
parents in this city
Misses Gertrude. Ella and Blanche
Henderson have returned from a visit
to their brother, George Henderson, at
Cambridge.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-17

Of this city. was in Pittsburg several days
this week.
Sam Barkwill and Misses Leila and Bon
ME Porter lett yesterday for MI. Clemans,
Mich.
A. B. Burdett left to-day for Mt. Glenn
ans, Mich, for his health.
Joe Bhlz was at the Pennsboro fair this
week.
w. I. scaggs. the popular musician. is
visiting at Weston, West Union and points
east.
Miss Lillian Hindman is visiting Pitts
burg friends this week.
The wedding of two promipept young
people Of this city has been ~annoahced to
take place the early part Of the coming
month.
Or. John b.. Watson was called to Eureka
on professional business yesterday evening.
NJ. D. Hanes. Esq. Of S%istersyille, WAS
here yesterday.
The Eureka Torpedo Company nave
opened an office here.
Misses Annie Williams and Emma
Stulzer, of Parkersburg, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. f. T. Martin. Of this place.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-17
NEW R%aARTlKSVILLE.

NEW MARTINSVILLE, w. Va,
September 16.-Charley Jackson, OF
Darlington, spent Sunday here with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Col. R. L. Moore, whose
wedding was noted in last Sundays
Register, returned from their wedding
tour Saturday.
j. w. McIntire was at Friendly We'd
nesday as counsel for Capt. A. j. Mon
teith, in a case before a justice.
Mrs. A. C. Ruby was visiting at
Wheeling Wednesday.
DR.. G. A. Ward will be at his dental
rooms on North street, September 18th
and will remain II days.
A wholesale grocery is now a fixed
certainty for this city. The business
men Of the city met Saturday night,
and find that no trouble will be exper-
fenced in raising the required capital
stock. Near $4,000 has been sub
scribed for the enterprise. Owing to
success in oil developments, and other
business ventures. there are many
thousand dollars here waiting profita-
BILE investment,
Mrs. J.. l.. Barrack, of Kidwell, spent
the week here as the guest of her sis
~ter-in-law, Mrs. e. b.. Snodgrass.
Mrs. Elizabeth Umstead, widow of the
late Judge G. H. Umstead, has been
quite i'll for some days.
The new proprietors of the Elk Ho-
tel, came on Tuesday and took charge.
The new firm is composed of C. f. Rau,
M. d. Herber and Lena Tarr. They
come we'll recommended, and appear
ances speak we'll of them.
Charley Hornbrook, assistant post
master, is attending the Pittsburg Elk
position.
James McGhee has been absent the
past week attending the annual meet
ing of the Junior American Mechanics
of West Virginia at M~organtown. The
principal business before the meeting
was the nomination of candidates for
State officers.
Robert Potts spent Sunday with
Darlington friends.
Albert Burkhart, contractor, will
leave to-day for his home at Canton,
O., for a short visit.
Ed Luikhart was visiting at Mounds
vile last Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Cox and mother. Mrs.
Jerry Long, were Wheeling visitors
Wednesday and Thursday.
Misses Minnie and Ella Clark were
visiting friends at Sistersville Thurs
day,
Charley Martin, Of Parkersburg, is
visiting his uncle, S. R. Martin.
Harry Wayman was a business visi-
tor at Proctor Thursday.
Mrs. NJ. B. Potts spent the first of
the week with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Hutchinson near Sardis Sta
ton.
Mrs. Thos. Cornett and children and
Mrs. Fl. G. Larimore gave a picnic at
Rights Grove Thursday to which
| many OF cur young people were invit-
ed. The. following is the names OF
those present: Messrs. Nelson Oblin-
! ger, Ross Sayre. Thayer NJ. McIntire,
Robert Potts, Misses Jennie Bruce,
frankie Mccain, Ada Snodgrass. Min
ia Berger, Blanche Thompson and Jen-
ME Snodgrass.
It is said that W. Davis, who is in
Jail awaiting the action OF the grand
Jury for the murder of Charley Shine,
his confessed and has implicated two
ether men. who are also in jail.
Circuit Court meets next Tuesday,
! and we have the largest criminal doc
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-17
FROM NEARBY "

ket ever presented. There are four
men in jail charged with murder and
a number OF other felony cases.
A well known insurance agent of this
city, has been indicted for wild cat
insurance. This no doubt will cause
persons. desiring risks to make an in
vestigatiOn. A list of companies do
ing business in the State, is now pub
lished by the Auditor, and can be seen
at any agents office, and from this list
can be selected the responsible COM
panies.
Prof. Brent Shriver was among the
MorgantOWn visitors this week. Prof.
Shriyer is secretary OF the State eoun-
Gil Jr. 0. u. A. NJ, a position which he
has held for some years at a salary of
$500 per year.
Earnest Mccain, son of James Me-
Cam, of Rochester, Pa, is visiting his
uncle, NJ. Mccain of Main street.
Mrs. w. E. Maple is visiting friends
at Hundred and Burton.
Miss Louie Hennen is the guest of
friends and relatives at Hundred.
James Edgell, constable of Smith
field, brought two women to Jail Thurs
day evening. They are charged with
lOllCl1LS III a uOuSt VI III ldnlC.
Levi Berger. a well known contrac-
tor, is pushing to completion a dwell
ing house for Mr. Curtis on Maple
avenue.
Pat Monroe is erecting a store room
for Paul Peters on North street. He
will have the O ready for use in the
next few days.
The Schmulbach Brewing Co. took
possession of their cold storage build
ing ON the South Side the first of the
week. Will Lowe is in charge Of the
business.
Friend Clark returned this week
from Virginia, where he has been at
tending lectures, given by the Hopkins
University.
The members of the old brass band
have had meetings in the past few days
and are organizing with good prospects
of having a complete band in the near
future. No doubt the members will So
licit aid from the citizens; so do not
hesitate to encourage this needed en-
terprise.
Jacob Koontz, the North End barber
attended the wedding of his sister,
Miss Lena to Fred Schamp, on last
Wednesday.
Justice Eakin and Pete Yeager at
railroad station, left for Richie
ty Thursday, where he will be married
to an estimable young lady before re-
turning to this city.
James P. Chaplin was a business
caller at Wheeling the first Of the
week.
Justice Eaokin and Pete Yeager at
tended the M|oundsville Fair Thursday.
Mrs. o. r. Taylor has been seriously
i'll for some days. She will go to
Wheeling hospital for treatment as
soon as she is able to travel.
John Thompson, of Uniontown. is
the guest of his brother, Fl. R. Thomp-
SON.
A. @. Whitaker, of Woodlands, was a
business caller here Friday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-17
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Pa, September 16.
On Tuesday afternoon, while return
ing to his home, near here, with his
marriage license in his pocket, Calvin
S. Day, met with a serious accident.
His team took fright and ran off, throw
ing him out of the buggy. He was
picked up in an unconscious condition,
but Drs. Nally and Day brought him
around all right. 1t was thought that
the wedding, which was to take place
on Wednesday would have to be post
poned, but to this Mr.. Day objected,
and although in a weak condition, the
ceremony was performed, the bride be-
ing Miss Edna Craft.
Arthur Mcfarland, of st. Clairsville,
has entered W. & j. College. and will
play on the college foot bsll team.
Tiger was with the Greensburg
team last year, and is considered one
of the best players in this section OF
the country.
Nina H. Day, Of the Reporter writ
ing force, and family, have returned
from a visit with friends in Butler
county.
VIM. r. White, aged 80 years, died
oI Alp DOlu6 Oh w est AutSIuuL SlI66t,
Wednesday afternoon.
Ex7Policeman George W. Thompson
and family will remove to st. Louis
next week, where they will make theil
future home.
G. b. Reppetto, of Moundsville, w.
Va, was in Washington Wednesday
with his daughter, who has entered the
Washington seminary.
Mrs. Mary A. Doyle is visiting friends
at st. Clairsville for a few days.
Max Hall has gone to Parkersburg,
w. Va, where he will clerk in the oil
supply house of DAWN & Mcclure.
The racing at the Washington Fair,
Sept. 26, 81, %, and 20, promises to DC
the best that has ever taken place here
Many Of the fastest horses in this sec
ton of the country are entered, and, as
the beautiful half-mile track is in a
splendid condition, some low records
are looked for.
w, & J.. College and Washington
Seminary opened on Wednesday with
a largely increased attendance.
Miss Lillian Mounts, of West Alex
ander, has returned to her studies at
the Washington seminary.
Robert G, Doyle, the letter carrier,
and bride have returned from their
eastern wedding tour.
Arnold Lawton, of West Alexander,
was a business visitor in Washington
on Wednesday.
Alex. Murdoch is on a trip to Phila-
delphia.
The prospects for w. & Us foot ball
team are bright at nreSant The com
ing of l.. w. .Lightner and Tiger" Nc
Farland, of last years Greensburg
teamy was. good news for the rooters.
Coachers Black and Inglis have the
team out each afternoon for practice.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-17
MARIETTA.

MARIETTA, O., September 16.-Miss
Clara Miller has returned home from
a visit to friends and relatives in Col
umbus.
Mrs. Lizzie Dye, Of Columbus, who
was called here recently by the death
Of her mother, Mrs. Jacob Conrath. has
returned to her home.
About thirty couples from Marietta,
Parkersburg and intermediate points
were c~harmingiy entertained Thursday
evening at the home OF Mr.. Thomas
Cleary, at Constitution. The party
was In honor OF Mrs. Charles HadGox,
VINO mas been visiting mere for some
time.
Miss Kathryn Hamilton of Texas.
who has been spending the summer
months ia Marietta as the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. +. G. Henry, left Friday
morning for Chicago, where she Will
make d short visit before returning %
her home. She was accompanied as far
as parkersburg by sir. and Mrs. Henry.
Prof. and Yrs. James Bird returned
home Wednesday night from England,
wlere tney have been spending the
summer with Mr.. Birds parents and
other friends and relatives
Miss Grace Sqnier left Thursday for
Grandon. No, accompanied as far as
Paraersburg by her brother. Mr. Jas.
Seuier.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles 4. Ludey have
returned home from WUodsfeld. where
tnay were visiting frisnts aRd Teka-
lives.
Dir. and Mrs. William Rowe left this
weeG TO visit relatives in Chicago.
Ass0rney n. Il. Sykes has returned
from a weeks visit It his Old home in
Darlington
Miss Rita Bruce IS home from Col
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Tuesday evening, after an absence of
two weeks visiting relatives and friends
at Wellsville and Steubenville, O.
George Braunlich is home from Ma
rietta spending his vacation.
Rev. Rogatsky attended the German
conference at Toledo, O., last week.
He was returned to this appointment
for another year.
Mrs. w. b. O'Neill returned to her
home at Marietta, o., Saturday, after
spending a week in town with relatives.
J. r. Neuenschwander was at Mar
tins Ferry, O., this week as a delegate
to the Republican convention.
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sARDls.

sARDIs Ohio, September f7-Mr. and
AIRS. Bert cramer. of Claring1on. spent
last Sunday with friends here.
Mrs. Nancy steel. Of Omaha. Eeb.. IS
here visune her mother and other rela-
;lyas.
Mrs vetter and son Roy were at New
Martinsvl5e Wednesday
Or, j. x. Feysus5a. o. Nsrfstsa. spent a
few days n town thls week o. professional
pusiaesE.
M. ana Ars. EsIflian might are vlsit
ing .hfIs aaagetsrs al s.. Asrys aid park
essbare- 81. Va.
Mr.. Duncan Of Whesiing VAS calling on
sha business men ~ town Friday.
NJ. and Mrs T. u. Gano. 81 Newport.
Ohio. visited friends kere tbs week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-17

fined to her home this week with cat
tarh of the stomach.
Rev. Bowers is attending conference
this week.
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HANNIBAL.

HANNIBAL, 90. September 16.-
Prof. and Mrs. ID. 7. Williams and son
returned to their home al Moundsville
Friday after spending a month at this
place with Mrs. Sarah Lenkard and
.amily.
Rev. r. S. Strahl is attending the
East Ohio conference which is in ses-
sion at Alliance, O.
.Miss Mollie Cline left wednesday to
several weeks at Sistersville, W.
Hboebe fisher returned home
kening from Wheeling, after
Aweek there with rela-
khe guests of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-17
Appointed Missionary to Porto Rico.
$50 Broad way. cor. Leonard.
Gao Broadway, cor. Prince.
Thirty-second and Broadway.

On the recommendation OF the Joint Com
mission OF the General Convention on the In
creased responsibilities Of the Church tho
Rev. George Is. Pratt. now at San Juan. Porto
Rico. has been appointed a missionary OF the
Episcopal Board OF Missions to that island.
Mr., Pratt was formerly an assistant minister
of the Church OF the Epiphany In Chicago and
went to Porto Rico at the instance of the
Bishop Of chicago. He reported to the Joint
Compassion that he had been warmly received
by the English speaking people and that a
Porto Rican had given him the use Of a nall fer
the time being in which to:hold services,
The Joint Commission also reported that
Chaplain Henry A. Brown. u =. A.. late Of
Prescott. Ariz.. Chaplain OF Roosevelt's rough
riders. expects to be Ordered to Mayaguez,
where he will begin to bold services.