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Arizona republican., 1899-01-15
The Arizona Republican.

THE ONLY NEWSPAPER IN ARIZONA THAT IS PUBLISHED EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-31
WILL REVOKE THEIR COMMANDS.
Governor to Issue Order preparing
for REORGANIZATION of Volunteers.

Governor Tyler yesterday decided to Is
sue an order revcking the commissions
OF ell officers OF the Virginia volunteers
without commands-that is, those who
by reason Of the volunteering OF their
commands. or portions of them, for SER
vice against Spain, were left without Or
CARNATIONS.
He will also accept the designations or
those who have resigned. ordering such
as are eligible to be placed on the retired
list. He will disband all organizations
that have fallen below the minimum
strength. -,
All four of the Virginia regiments will
be disbanded including the three COM
panies OF the First acknowledgements
u. f. and (Which did not volunteer.
IL will not affect any OF the artlliery
companies Whether the Smithfield com
pany is mustered out remains 70 De ue,
cided by the inspection which viii be had
OF the company I'm a Few days.
The officers to be affected by the order
are Colonel Grenvlle Gaines. Third kegi-
/ nent. Lieutenant Colonel George wayne
| Anderson. First Regiment; MAJOR j; II.
| Derbyshire. First Regiment, ana MaJOf
| Sol Cutchins. OF the Blues BATTALION;
Tho reeignation OF Lieutenant-Colonel
Anderson was rendered some time ago
| Colonel Anderson lacks only a httle over
| a week OF having served ten years III Tn
! VIRGINIA volunteers. the period necessaiS
~ entitle him to be placed on the re-
The Governors order, which VIII open
| tho way for the reorganization OF the
volunteers of the State, Will not De Is
! sued for several days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-31
,LOUDOUN COUNTY.
A GoOdIy Crop Of Candidates-Other
Notes.

LEESBURG. VA. March 30.-(Special)
On Saturday next Democratic primaries
will be held I'm Loudoun county TO nomi-
nate candidates for all county and dis
trict offices TO be voted for at the May
election. Steady canvassing has been done
for weeks. For County Treasurer the In
cumbent. T. II. Vandevauter, has no OPP
position. nor has Edwin Il. Garrett for
Commemorative Attorney. III. II. Russell
also runs for his present Office as Sheriff.
with no contestant. For County Court
clerkship, Clerk w. ID. Hempstone Is ops
posed by William. Gaines. while for Cir
cult Court Clerk there are three candi-
dates-William n. Wise, Paul w. Gar
rett and Mason Throckmorton-the in
cumbenr Il. L. Bennett, declining re"
election.
For Commissioners OF the Revenue can.
didates are numerous In every district.
S. L. Simpson, James a. German, u. y.
Pearson. and L. A. Carter; In Mt. Gilead.
w l.. Powell; in Leesburg District, John
=. Peacock, James w. Elgin. and Joseph
T.. Wright; in jefferson District, Rodney
Matthews; LOvettsville District, Samuel
w, Brooks, Broad Run District r. G:
Saunders. Besides these there are com
mlssioners OF roads 10 be elected. As
nominations are equivalent 10 elections,'
a big vote is expected 20 be out at tho
primary.
lived a few weeks ago, is steadily I'm.
proving. -
Rev. T. s. Kinks. rector Of the Eplsco-
pal church here. and wife will sail from
New York on April 18th for a two
months tour in foreign lands. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-31
NORTH STATE CAPITAL.
soutbern VIII Build-smnii-roA-
Cruiser Raleigh.

RALEIGH. n. c., March 3O.-(SpeciaL)
# ls officially stated here by Southern
railway people that they will build a new
road from Columbia TO Savannah. This
nuts at rest any doubts on that question.
mr. Rem. OF this city, who volunteered
to take charge OK smallpox cases, says
a very suspicious case has developed. ne
rerorfed II TO the City superintendent Oh
Health Yesterday morning. Dr. hehn ha9
discharged one smallpox patent; anu
eight who had yarioloid. All were IN inc
same house. The eight were vaccinated
and auarantined as soon Is the original
case was discovered. 49,,
In the course of interviews with some
leading cotton merchants mere, IL -
learned that for once there WIN aG g. 1h;s
be reduction Of cotton acreage IN thls
section. They say this. is due 10 TWO
causes-first. the bad weather, ana Sc
cond. the inability OF the cotton-growers
in a small way TO get supplies.
A letter was received here to-day from
James E. Boyd, in which he says the
cruiser Raleigh ought by all means 10
come to North Carolina TO present Inc
trophy cannon TO the city or Raleigh. lie
saws he was instrumental in having the
Raleigh go first to New York the chief
seaport and city; this being the desire OF
| Captain COghlan and the crew. II Is also
| their desire 10 visit some port In North
| Carolina. where they can have a recep-
! ton and make the presentation OF the
| cannon from Manila. Mr. Boyd asks that
there be a conference Of the Governor
| and the Wilmington and Raleigh people,
| so they can act in concert and have the
| Raleigh at Wilmington.
| There is some interest here in the ques-
ton whether John Z. Milton, the Fusion
| ex-Chief of Police at Wilmington, who
| last November was expelled from that
city. will be allowed to return and re-
| main there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-31
TEACHERS LEAGUE
Organized in AccOmac Countrywide
Object.

Correspondence Of the Dispatch)
EASTERN SHORE, March 29.-Reallz-
ing the benefits OF public education, and
desiring TO do all in their power TO pro-
mote the interests OF the public schools,
the teachers OF Accomac met at Onley on
the 18th OF February and organized
teachers league, the avowed purpose or
which is 10 promote the interests OF pub
lie schools and education generally. n
second meeting was called al Parksley
March 18th. The call was heartily re-
sponded 10. Many teachers attended. and
all seemed DESTROYS OF making the league
a success. The following officers were
elected: G.. G. Joynes, president: James
@. Mock dee District. James +: Ward
Qsland ListricD, G. w. Gillespie CAT
Iantic DISTRICT. V. S. Deitrick (Metomp-
kin District, and II. y. wise CPnngo-
league DISTRICT. vice-presidents; w. A.
p. Strang, secretary; and John u. Grant
Jr., treasurer.
A constitution was adopted and several
standing committees appointed.
a resolution was then adopted that a
teachers institute be held during the
nresent year at Onancock, the time 10 be
determined later.
The following committee was then APP
pointed TO make all arrangements for the
institute: Messrs. V. $. Deitrick, j. G.
Mock. G. G. JOynes, and w. a. +. Strang.
and Misses Carrie Johnson, Ethel Lewis,
and Lena Johnson.
The decided interest manifested shows
that the subject OF education Is being
Earnestly considered, and promises that
our organization will go on 10 success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-31
PROFESSOR w1NsToN's LECTURE.
He Discusses New Discoveries 1"
PbNSfcS and Astronomy.

Physics and AstrOhohHs
Professor Charles II. Winston gave
nos. interesting and instructive lecture
s- The college last night 10 large and
.1rreciatlve audience. His subject
,.me Recent Discoveries in Physics and
I.--,uomv." from It's very nature, as
,.Iss The manner in which it was treat
.t ..rrnanded attention and furnished
5r-e recent discoveries in physics
,t... p. explained and illustrated were
tf. ..r.. mobile" or horseless carriage
d. which there are probably twenty-five
d. .f.rt. 0n the streets of New YORK; the
N..-t ..lt "a new kind of electric hsht,
between the are and incdndesccni, ana
WeInalFs e,,c,rolyuc Interpreter, lounG
FL. I. 1T great service i'm the use OF
N-rrs he discussed. also, wireless tele-
.-.uhr nrst invented by Tesla, alter
wards carried go great success by Pfeece
ami Lodge. bur the most successful or al
r- Naro.ri au italian, who has sent "a
MESSAGE from France 10 England by TINS
means Dr. is done by the method OF
.rrt.nv Dr resonance. This Professor
Winston fully illustrated by means OF
strings tuned % the same key, by a
whistle and fame Of gas. and also by
ararys COherer-a receiver OF magnetic
waves
LIQUID air has been produced by Tripler
.n sue. large quantities as 10 be sold by
'le e.I.u The nitrogen is boiled on
end fh.r The hydrogen is liquifed by
means Ci heat and pressure
The camera and the spectroscope nave
recently come into great prominence in
t.e study of astrOnomy-the camera 10
oetec. new stars and their movements ;
fl- sI -r0scope 10 decide the course ana
81 measure Inc movements. A new star.
ninth satellite Of Saturn, was discovered
lr Nr Witt August 13 1895 sometime
r.el Wits star. It's name Is Eros, and
D. ls the nearest neighbor Of the earth,
fe.rg only about H. 90 miles when II
reaches SIS nearest point 10 the earth S
0.u This happens about once in thirty
sears and win occur again in 1917. This
. "a very small star. and is supposed 10
b. Oliv twenty miles IN diameter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-31
nyJND WOMAN BADLY BURNED
She Falls On a stove ana Narro"'
Cscspes Fatal Injury.

A small fire in a kitchen in rear OF tne
residence OF Mr.. NJ. w. Cosby, 81 noftn
Eighth street, last night, soon AFTER
o'clock. occasioned a good deal OF excite
ment. and came near costing human
life. .,o ,ot nsar
the alley, and the upper room was &c is
onnied bv an old colored woman, VINO 10
tOtaIlv hind. In moving about the room
she fen over the stove, and her clothing
Savebt fire. The attention of the neigh
bors was attracted, and a gen ZEN sIa1e
living ON Ninth street, who saw the piale'
~, over and extinguished the Old W0-
mans man burning clothes. She was severely severely
hi,rned about the lower limbs, though
her injuries are not dangerous She was
taken TO the almshouse, and VIII proO-
stiII alarm was sent in, and the chem,
teal engine responded, but the IRE hao
been put out when it arrived.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-31
wOMAy,s MISSIONARY WORK.
Annual Meeting of the Union OF East
Hanoyer-SocietyN Notes.

The annual meeting of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Union OF East Han
over Presbytery was held in the lecture
room Of the Second Presbyterian church
yesterday at noon. Devotional exercises
were conducted by Rev. Jere Witherspoon,
ID. D., pastor Of the Grace-Sreet church,
after which the president OF the union,
Mrs. James T. Smith, occupied the chair.
The treasurer reported over $1,000 for
warded 10 the office of foreign missions,
In Nashville, Tenn.
The corresponding secretary presented
her report and reports were read from
the different societies cooperating with
the union.
Officers for the ensuing year were elect
ed. after which the special feature Of
the hour was enjoyed-an address by Miss
c. c. Davidson, a native Of South Caro-
lima. and missionary Of the Southern
Presbyterian church. For the past eight
years she has labored in Hangchow,
China. and her pathetic picture of the
home-llfe Of the Chinese girls and women,
and her earnest exhortatiOn to the sisters
in the homeland, made a deep impression
upon the large audience whose privilege
IL was 10 hear her.
Miss Davidson will speak at the Hoge
Memorial church Saturday afternoon at
43O o'clock.
A party of.young ladies. boarders and
dav scholars of the WOmans College,
! chaperoned by Mrs. Jones, the matron
of the college, and Miss Sweeny, left
Yesterday morning for Washington. They
will stay until Monday, and will spend
| the time in sightseeing. In the party
were Misses Bessie Ellyson, Emma Bowe,
Katherine Foster, Lalla Pollard, Nellie
Rawls, Edna Barnes. Wan, Mcneil
| Cutchins, Taylor. Mcmillan, ana others.
| party from Mr.. Powells school also
| left on the same train.
Wednesday next. the 9th. will be dona-
| ton day at the homeopathic Free Dis
pensary, corner Of Belvidere and Main
| streets. Donations, such as chairs, Sc
| cond-hand or new wash-stands, tables
rugs. towels, napkins, carpets, or money
will be most gratefully received. some
OF the ladies on the board will be on
hand to receive the articles.
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Sternheimer nave
issued invitations 10 the marriage or their
| daughter, Miss Minna, TO Mr. Lawrence
| Sycle, on Wednesday evening April ,ne
| 12th. at Z o'clock at No. lls west Gay
street.
Mr. Stuart Michaux will be at home for
the Easter holidays. Mr.. Michaux has
made a splendid athletic record AT the
| University of Virginia this year, and won
three medals in the recent athletic contest
there.
Miss Mary Mann Page Newton will
leave i'm few days for Washington.
where she will remain week. She VIII
then go 10 Westmoreland county to at
tend the wedding Of her cousin.
Miss Amy Bay. Of 81. Louis, Will arrive
., The city shortly She will be the guest
| ~ Miss Katherine Michaux.
Mr. Henderson Gregory. or Newport
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-31
REORGANIZATION OF co. r.
Captain lie Masuricr Chosen to Com
manufacturer Officers

a meeting Of the ox-members OF Com
amy VI. Third Virginia Regiment for
ueriy Company r. Flrst RegimenO. was
.c.d last evening in the First Regiment
srmOry for the purpose OF reorganizing.
here were fifty-One men present
Captain v 5. HardWicke was chosen
Hartman and j. A. lie Masurier secre-
airy.
Captain Hardwicke was nominated for
he captaincy. but declined the honor. and
laced In nomination Captain Masurier,
NO was unanimously elected v s.
iarawicke was unanimously chosen first
euienant and J. A. lie Aasurier second
ieutenant
This company organizes with ffty-one
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-31
Mr.. Enroughty Kicked

Doricv Enroughty, a white man, aged
about IS years, while driving ms horse
Nh BROAD street yesterday afternoon
about o'clock. was kicked by the animal
When When { opposite No 800 west Broad, and
both homes of his right leg We're broken.
DR.. Gwathmey. of the City Hospltaii' w ",iS
texen TO his home, on Seventh street.
Fulton,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-31

men. and communications have been re-
ceived from twenty-five eX-members OF
the company. now with the Fourth Kegl-
ment. signifying their intention of joining
as soon as mustered out 1t is predlcte,ui
hat ne membership Of the company Will
he increased 70 between eighty ana
eigbtv-nve men within the next month.
lieutenant W. y. Thompson was APP
p0inted first sergeant, and the appoint
ment unanimously ratified by the meeting
',rbe company then adjourned to a re-
ception rendered by its newly-elected Of
fpnrE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-31
presence Of a small company OF

in the presence OF small cOMpaHy OI
friends.
The bride. an exceedingly handsome ana
attractive young lady, is niece OF Mi;
Henry Mander, Of the pump-house' ana
has been visiting for some time at MS
home. The groom has resided in her
home. at petersburg, for some years ana
when parental objection TO the match
manifested itself the young people de-
cided 10 take matters in their own hands
ana hence the marriage in this city.
The couple left for Petersburg last eve
nin-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-31
SERGEANT MUST PAY THE BILL.
City Attorney SO Rules rs to water
Ised at the Jail.


The Council Committee on Water held
irregular meeting last night A number
o.. applications were submitted for re-
Bates ol acc0ant Of excessive water biis
a-a,l ty the bursting of water pipes
.Is la February freeze. They were
i'ir.f. rl the Superintendent. and a
was adopted 10 the effect that
l- -.-tr I'D suCh applications must me
ae H writing 70 the Office OF the SUI
On recommendation Of superintendent
several rebates were made.
NE arpicalon OF Messrs Davenport *
... '.r "a plug al the corner OF seven
...l and Dock streets was granted, on
n ~ Nr. Ferguson.
ne ume ago Messrs. Mills Cor
. cor. lfuNug a Subcommittee, We're
.ructea 90 frame an ordinance govern
lhe granting Of city water 10 non
r.o'hls. lne committee reported last
b.t lnt- u was not advisable 10 frame
such an ordnance. This report was
ADOPTED after some opposition from MI.
Winston.
An opinion was received from the City
Att'r9ey stating that the CITY Sergeant
ia'ie ior water used at the jan out
rebate should be allowed him II the Tx
lures there are IN bad order This set
Ties much-disputcd question, and the
'iiy sergeant VIII be required 70 pay all
water bll standing against the jail.
Ihe Second Market Committee met az
g O'Clock. A subcommittee. consisting OF
Messrs. Robson. Gordon. and Miner. was
appointed % examine into the condition
NJ The market and recommend improve
ments and repairs. The usual business
vas transacted
The Committee on Schools met AT 7
o'clock and approved the bills Of the
Mechanics Institute 20 the amount Of
$3.50 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-31
MARRIED IN RICHMOND.
4 Petersburg Couple Make This CITY
Their Gretna Green.

Mr.. William 4. Stith and Miss Florence
Y. Wrenn, both Of Petersburg, were mar
ried last night at . o'clock, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. y. +. Wood, No.
e05 north Eighth street. Rev. L. H. Raw
Iiues. pastor Of Clay-Street Methodist
Episcopal church. performed the ceremony
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-31

News. will spend Easter with Mrs. James
Werth. on Main street.
Miss Wright, Of Williamsburg, will spend
Easter in the city.
Mrs. W. II. F. Lee is at the Jefferson
for a few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-31
GAS TO H Z a.
p..,. 1Ihs Kind You Haze Always Bought
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Orders for printing sent to the Dis
patch Company will be given prompt at
tentIon, and the style Of work and prices
will be sure to please YOU
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-31

MINIATURE ALMANAC, M III 5l, losJs
Sun rises ....... $751; HIGH TIDE.
Sun sets ........ 6:3r Morning. ..........7:S
Moon rises ......il :SS Evening. ..-...-+.sD
- ------ ai--.------- ----------------
PORT OF BERMUDA HUNDRED. VA.
MARCH 30. 1893.
By telegraph)
ARRIVED.
Schooner Nellie. Kitchens. TO Toad ium.
Der.
Schooner BIZ Nye. woolford. 70 load
lumber.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. MICH %
(By telegraph)
ARRIVED.
Steamer Saint Enoch. Antwerp. -
SAILED.
steamer Admiral Ihlen. Dover.
Steamer Bratten. Port Antonio.
Schooner X, f.. Pettigrew, Boston. =
Schooner o. u. withsrei. Boston.
Schooner General Il. S. Greedy. Ports
mouth.
schooner Kate %. ogden. Ailyn's Point.
Schooner Marjory Brown. New Haven.
PORT OF WEST POINT. MICH %. lsSa.
(By telegraph -.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Accomack. Thompson. Nor
'ek: passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
amship Accomack, Thompson. Nor
passengers and general cargo:
ana Job Printing neatly executed
Dispatch Printing-House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-31
GentIemen's.

Just received a large line of Gen
tlemen's Four-in- Hands, Tecks,
Clubs, Band Bows, and Puts in all
the latest styles, at csc. and soc.
Full line of Mems White and Co
lored Bosom Shirts. in all the new
STYLES, from soc. up, Numbered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-31
Easter NeCkWear.
All the new novelties Ladies' and Centlemens Neckwear
Ladies',
All the new novel;

All the new novelties IN La
Ladies'.
Ladies Long Net, Silk, Chiffon,
and Liberty Silk Ties, from 25c. up.
Ladies' Pnffs. in p. X. and Silk,
in White and all popular shades,
at 25c.
Latest novelties in Stocks, Clubs,
Band Bows, Puffs, at 25c. and soc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-31

Miss Amy Bay. of 81. Louis VIII arrive
In the city shortly she VIII DC the guest
OF Miss Katherine MicnauA'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-31

Miss Mary Mann Page Newton VIII
ioa,a I'm few DAYS for Washington.
where she will remain a week. She VIII
,hen go 10 Westmoreland county to at
lend the wedding Of her cousin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-31

Mr.. Henderson Gregory of Newport
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-31

Mr. Stuart Michaux will be at home for
the Easter holidays. Mr.. Michaux has
made a splendid athletic record at the
University of Virginia this year, and won
three medals in the recent athletic contest
there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Sternheimer nave
issued invitations 10 the marriage or their
daughter, Miss Minna, to Dir. Lawrence
Sycle. on Wednesday evening, April the
l2th. at Z o'clock at No. ls west Gay
street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-31

ana Job Printing neatly executed
Dispatch Printing-House.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-28
Cheml~al Analyses.

There Is su, lt:,ie that nsea b said On
this subject. Tie learned gentlemen have
testified - Gxat. eaGtA 81 4shaaisted
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-28

sous KANSAS . Texas railroad was con.
ssIucfed along the line marked ont for The
1soo = Neossa railroad. This line. how.
yea. ala not run through st Chair county,
Iae nearest point to o. Clair county ms
CtInson, IN Henry county. 20 the north
$3.50 snsAepssstng cifissus In Clinton
conceived tbs idea Of building . branch
o. ths Tsbo 4 Nsoaha rad from Cinton
% Osceoia- This statement = disputed
Those who dispute Il say ths eouceu<ton
of ne Clinton men was not The buildine
OF railroad to Oscsoaa, but the getting
@ large amount Of bonds from the d.
C1asF county people
After some delay. ne County court IN
Osceoia decided to issue honda OF the
county to the amount Of SHo0o0 70 the
promoters OF the proposed road. which
was called the Clinton Z Memphis branch
81 the Tsbo 4 Neosha railruad. The frst
order OF the court on the subject provided
That the bonds should b issued when the
ROAD was built OF the amount. sHmo
worth OF them was to be given 20 the
company when the road coming down from
Clinton was graded to the 81, Clair county
une: Sl6.m when II was graded 70 tina
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-28

that . gxunk ffand hae Aosn parpaerAksa
upna The govesnnent ana . great crime
committed upsn IL soadieeo: ana - 70 the
party or parties who have committed this
o0enSe. and whether The evidence should
b referred to the judicial oGacers az the
done. are matters that We leave to thu con-
saderatfcn Of your houorahie court.
o0RlangtonAD ReDoRe Net HeeelveA.
The Star adds: Prior to the address by
MAJ Lee. the ceurt announced the follow
ing opinion:
The report at tho investigates conduct
ed BY Lieut. Col. Darlington, Inspector
general. under the orders Of the major gem
erai commanding. contains the result % an
inquiry carried On for the most part At the
same time md ii the same places ~ that
Entrusted 70 this court by the president.
During the progress OF his Investigation.
Col Darlington has submitted tho names
OF Witnesses. and. from time 70 time. has
suggested subjects Of inquiry, ell Of which
havs been fully considered by the court
The reports which were furn:shed him
by oficers Of the army have already been
rod and submitted in evidence. In view
Of these facts. and ~ It does not appear
that Col. Darlington had any other or bet
ter means OF Information than were acces-
siole 20 the court az every stage of iss In
quiry. Il II ordered that his report be not
received In evidence"
The report Of Col. Garlingtoa bears out
the allegations by Gen. Miles and = con-
sidered BY him ~ presenting . complete
and exhaustive examination Of the subject.
II ands that the canned roast beef was
unit and that there In evidence to support
the suspicion that the beef was embalmed.
II remains now for the secretary OF war
to give 1t out for publication AFTER he has
completed hts peruBa1 Of Il, which he had