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The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12

uraided sight than II he had had the
help OF some great instrument And u
there be in him any Of che stun %
which astronomers are made he wiz turn
eagerly for other objects 81 study and
viii Wun with much interest for other
opporfunities of watching AiEol
Dr. b. 81 course. well known now that
the variability % Algol De- due 20 ~ bav-
ing q dark companion which revotves
round lt in about sixty-uiue hours. The
variation in Beta f.yrae le % a more com
piicated kind Here there are two mini
ma. one less prououncod than the other.
and we infer therefore mat iu this case
both stars are bright ami that they alter
uately eclipse each other The variation
o. ,oss than with Algoi being but little
more than y single magnitude.
Delta Cephei has "a variation 81 much
the same omount ~ Beta Lyrae. but Il
differs from that star In that n has a
slow decline and = quick reeovery-ths
decline being ninety-one hours. the recov-
pfY thirtv-eirht
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
wIscONsIN's TRIAL TRIP.
In a squirt the Batueship steamed ut
IS.5 knots

Santa Barbara Cal. oct 1.-THE battle.
ship Wisconsin made successful trial
trip to-day. owing 10 rough weather a
late start was made on the western run
over a 2-kuot course an average Of II ss
was made. The average Tor four hour.
was l7.S with strong tide allowance In
favor Of the shiu In a squirt a speed OF
N.5 ives attained
After the speed trial the ship was turn
ed over to Admiral Kau,z aud STAN for
maucuyering tests
hy the terms ot the contract the Wis
consln was required 10 steam az the rate
OF sixteen knots an hour Cor four con-
secuuve hours, one knot more than was
demanded Of the oregon which. however
made squirt during her trial. reaching
u 10 knots. The Wisconsin L. Z .a10 tons
heavier than the oregon, and no premium
was offered for excess Of speed over ,he
requirement Of the contract, Nevcrthe-
less she mas beaten che record OF the
Oregon al every point
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
CATHOLICS AT BuFFALo.
omccrs Chosen for the Mutual Beue.
nt Association.

Bun1lo y Y. oct The catholic
Mutual Benedt Association to-day ncreas.
"a tho pcr capita tax from % 20 75 cents
licrcuf,cr benefits viii ~ paid only q
blood relatives OF the insured or porsous
dependent upon them
John J. liyucs OF RuTato erand chan
cellor Of New York was elected supreme
president Tho other supreme officers
were reelected.
J II Green of Detroit was elected 20
the board 81 trustees and ~ J McMahor
OF pitifhurg was elected 90 the law COM
mittcc
Bishop Quigley Of Bunaio viii prob
ably be named as spiritual adviser by the
board Of trustees. and pr J. kiusley
81 Omaha supreme medical examiner
PitisburE was selected as TIE mex place
OF meeting nnd the convention adjourned
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
POWELL WAS EXPELLED.
Railway TeIegrsphers Got Rid OF
Their eN-Presidcnt.

Sc, Louis. Oct. ii-w. v. Powell who
for seven years was grand president 81
the order OF Railway Telegraphers. wa
expelled from the organization to-day by
a large majority q the votes Of the De e.
gates present.
The vote FOR expulsion came after a
trial lasting nearly two days. at which
both the prosecution and defendant were
represented by counsel. ana careful In
vostigation of the charges was made The
charge against Sir. Powell was conduct
unbec0mlug a member and officer Of the
order.
The investigation OF Secretary Perham
IL pending
Tonight some % Mr. Poweii's friends
stated that they had no doubt he would
seek redress through the courts.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12

Paris. oct n "A series - fetcs In SON
nection with the closing DAYS OF the eN-
position opened this Afternoon with ~
rado nud ballet or she river Seine aloug
tho mont OF the exposition one ~ the
objects ~ these fetcs is 20 gei Tid ~ enor-
nous surplus 81 tickets by giving several
tickets for one admission. The eNposi-
ton IS now Within a month OF closing. aud
OUT % 100000 tickets issued ~ 900 so
ere sti unsoid
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12

Chicago. oct u.-Commander-in-chi ef
Rasscur OF tho @ A. v to-day announce
his official sian and committees which
will have charge OF the various branches
~ tho orgauizntion's work this year The
san appointments are. Inspector genera,
Henry 5. Peck New Haven. Conn Judge
advocate general. James ~ Woin Bosfon
senior aidc-de-c1mp and chief o. SIAN,
ElMaTl y kct-hnm. nnlNtaton
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
REPORT on NATIONAL BANKS.
business Transacted d, Them shows
Decided Increase

Washington. oct. 1.-THE controller Of
che currency has completed an abstract
OF reports OF the condition OF an the ma
uonal banks IN the United States a, tho
close Of business. Sept s. 1910
The summary shows that the argre-
safe loans and discounts Of the banks
Wefe S@es6'1ss.sio and the aggregate in
diNidual deposits s.. so .s57.
\ comparison OF these ngurea with Tho
condition. June g. 1900 the date OF me
previous report shows that during the
period between June ana September there
was an increase OF 50 el7. go In loans AMI
discounts, ana $49.i55.7ss 10 individual is-
posits
The number OF banks reporting on June
- was a'a2. ard the number reporting on
sept. D was ASA. an increase OF 40
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
FAILED TO AGREE.
New Kentucky Election Law VIII
Probably Not Bc Passed.

Frankfort. KY. oct 1.-THE Demo
cratic and Republican anti-Goebel fac
lions on the Conference Committee sp-
polntcd by the Kentucky Legislature. 20
adjust the disagreement over an election
bill 10 take tho place OF the Goebel Law.
failed 10 agree. and tonight the leaders
on both sides express The opinion that a
new law will not be passed
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
po,sER LETT TIE HALL.
,irsiuia Veterans Voted Down q Mo-
ton tie offered.

NAnn
n ~ond Va. OCT li.-At the session
t,-se ~ thc grand camp 81 Confederate
veterans % Virginia. speeches were made
his ,or Daniel Gen. Fitzhugh Lee aud
Co. William Payne
r SORT OF Inspector General Morton
v..r.,d. and Gen. Rosser created a scene
o. Hng the hail when the camp voted
down h motion TO strike out Of the report
"a a.-a -uFgestinz the disconunuance Of
camp when lack Of interest caused them
o. .-5isa.
T., DRY report a very long docu-
ra. ua- referred 90 the committee. To
t iHere was sham battle 81 tha
'1ar
port % the inspector general
1861. uluety-nve camps in the state. a
f- statistics brought responses from
ir.-'r.-svcu These. az organization, had
fsa members Now they have 2ls5 mem
t.e l.1 the amount IN their tressuri
3. $500 Needy comrades assisted, go.
a. 1mrldcs buried 2il.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
OFFICERS WE'RE CHOSEN.
'"''" Who VIII serve the MissIssIp-
pi Wiley MehicnI snrIrtN.

'Fiie ~ O.. oct 1.-THE Misslsslp-
valley Medical Society. now in session
named The following officers to-day
w. coming year
A., i'rt a. r. Cordler. Kansas city.
AZ. VIZ" president. e. r. McGahan.
NJ. g.; second vice president. G. l..
rs,l erheville. ". C.: secretary. Henry
louisville. Ky. treasurer Dudley
Is n"ids Louisville. Ky bay.
rs selected ae the next meeting
49,. IHe annual banquet took place to-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
~ row or FouR rUGs.
Main Has the Buena Ventura Acting
a. n Rudder.

New York. Oct. 1.-THE largest ocean
tow on record started this morning when
the North German Lloyd steamer Main
Of over io.o0 tons passed out Sandy
Hook at sS5 a. m. in tow OF the two
ocean tugs Edgar r. I.uckenbach and
Edward Luckenbsch. and two small tugs.
with the steamer Buena Ventura acting
as "a rudder to the big ship.
A start was made Yesterday afternoon.
but the weather not being regarded sui.
hcien'iy favorable, the Main was an
chored for the night In Gravesend bay.
The Main. which was in the Hobokep
ire Is bound 10 Newport News, TO De
rebuilt az a cost OF 10000
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
COFFEE FRON SANTOS.
First Csr9o since the Plague APP
peared NJ That Port.

New Orleans. oct. 1.-THE steamship
straho with $50 bags OF coffee. discharg-
"a here to-day. This IL the fret coffee
from santos. Brazil since the p'ague
broke out there eight months ago. The
nlaeue IL believed 20 be stamped out.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12

New York Oct Announcement is
made that the Standard Flour Milling
Company. is now IN process 81 organiEa-
ton as the successor o. the United States
Flour Milling Company which was re-
Gently IN the hands Of a reorganizing com
mittee.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
HANNA WILL GET BUsY.
The senator 10 Scheduled 60 Make
Many Speeches.

Chicago. oct. II According to ar
engagements made by the National Repub-
lican Committee. Senator Hanna viii
have little more than time 90 catch his
breath between speeches on his North
western tour During four days Of the
trip he will make thlrty-seven speeches
possibly more. the party will leave here
~ nnnn Oct. IS
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
WILL NOT MEET 80 MANY.
Davis says Troops Way Ne With
drawn From Porto RIco.

Washington. Oct. 1.-THE war DEPART
ment to-day made public the annual re-
port Of Brig. Gen. George W Davis. com
manding the department OF Porto Rico.
II states thai when the organization OF
the civil government shan have been
completed and the civil machinery q
working well. there will be- no necessity
10 retain 90 large force as at present
Gen. Davis says the armament az san
Juan should he increased ana modern lied
and the guns cared for by a sufficient
force Of artillery lie says the expert
ment OF utilizing the natives as soldiers
has proved q marked success
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
cnIErs Al CHARLESTON.
Omccrs 80 serve for the Ensuing
Year Were Elected.

Ohctrs 10 serve Tor the hhAni"1
Year Were Elected.
es,oa =. e.. oct 1.-The Inter
Iu..aI Association Of Fire Engineer
,..smeI ils 1,th annual convention to
r.. 20 meet next wear In indianapolis
ll. g. Humphrey Of Pit,shurg Pa.
sa ,ci president after a spirited con-
'. llal Edward Hughes Of Louisville was
t,I drst vice president. John stage OF
eou ~ J.. second vice president.
l..., A. Hills. Wyoming. O.. secretary;
Larkin. Dayton. o.. treasurer.
"r. 81 ihe features Of the morning ses-
f.H va- the Introduction Of Fire Chiefs
% and smith Of New Zealand. Mr
go spoko on tho methods 81 fire
Hg iu New Zealand. and said that
country recognized thnt loss by FIRE
ra.. o.s 20 the stare. and for that reason
t.. possible protection was afforded.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12

Cleveland. o. oct il-Over . 50 per
sons greeted John @ WooEsy Prohibition
candidate for President 90 Gray's Ar
mory here tonight a torchight process
sion headed by band. preceded the
meeting
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
COTTON SEED NAY co Up.
Relieved Manufacturers VIII Have
90 Pay SIS Per Ton.

'" FhN FIN Fer Ton.
jackson Miss. ootsi Numerous con.
fercnces are being held by the cation oil
manufacturers of.Mississippi with a view
10 controlling prices TO be paid for seed
The mills are now paying SIS per ton.
and as the crop Is 80 per cent. short II
is the general belief that the price will
advance 20 at least SIS within the mex,
few weeks
The manufacturers say. however. they
cannot AFFORD to pay more than the pres
ent prices ana that they are losing money
on seed products az the prevailing figure
Many Of the mills are holding their oil in
tho expectation OF an advance. II Is
thought two-thirds OF the mills will be
closed down by Christmas on account OF
the seed shortage
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12

Paris. Oct ii.-It is economically de-
nled here that the French government
has been approached on the subject Of
tho suggested decentralization OF ex-
President Kruger at Marseilles. whence
ne could cross France 10 The Hague. on
Inc contrary. Il IS added, Mr Kruger Is
.xnect.d to land directly Ia Holland
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
po,,er Instead of waIdersee.

periln. oct. II The Freissinnige Zei-
unr avs THAI "sli th0t Is requisite for
enforcing public security IN Chi II could
be done BY the chief Of police Of Berlin.
instead 81 Count Won Waldersee a
number Of lingo papers vlelously attack
fhfa af4fprers
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
-. LoJIs MISSIONS MEETING.
Number Of Missionaries 90 China
Wade Ahdresses.

s. Louis oct u.-Attendance AZ the
O. erl dlys session Of the ninety-hrs,
a-r.a. meeting 81 the American Board Of
Cum .ouer- Increased to-day through
o. arrival % number Of beiated dele
.s CROFT interest was shown in the
q sion ~ mission work in China
aar devotional exercises. Rev. Judson
s 70 H.. fore On secretary OF tho
Ar -su board. read an interesting pa
Do .r china. the Situation aud Out
Smiths napcr was followed by a
r,r.... discuss .ou 81 the subject Among
Nto suolr were a number Of mis-
sa-- who passed through the recent
o...r.tss 90 China
- st ANNUAL address OF Hon. S. y.
Ca.n NJ Borton as president Of the board
i0 cred az che evening session This
Address was listened 90 with close atten-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12

4 Lifelong Democrat Is Now for the
Republicans.

Milwaukee. VIZ. Oct. il-Gen Edward
s. Bragg. lifelong Democrat who
served several terms IN Congress, and
was minister 10 Mexico under President
Cleveland tonight addressed a disiin-
guished audience that filled tho Pabst
Theater. lie spoke IN response 20 n cali
signed by a number OF gold Democrats.
All shades OF al political parties we're rep
resented az the meeting.
The general. who spoke a. a gold Dem
ecrat. advocated the election 81 Mckinley
and Roosevelt. lie was given great
ovation.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
CATHOLIC ARCBBisuOPs.
Their Annual Meetings Way ne Held
IN November.

Washington. oct. 1.-THE archhishops
a. 81. Roman Catholic Church OF America
f'. neit annual meeting at the new
Catholic University to-day. Ecclesiastical
matters principally were considered. and
VI Conference adjourned in the after
aeon
only subject Of general interest thu
'' discussed was In relation TO q pro-
d change IN the date OF the annual
HHe from Sine second Thursday iu Oc-
''f 'he third Thursday In November.
.r8rEc seems probable. a. the dis
''U showed that It Is dlfnculi for the
ons 20 leave their dlocescs dur
Hs her.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Barker md DonneIiy Ticket NomI-
mated tn North CAROLINA.

mated IN Worth Carolina.
Raleigh. y. c. or. 1.-THE Mlddie-of-
the-ROad Populists met here to-day and
nominated full Barker and DonneIly
electoral ticket The list OF electors is as
follows
Al large. George Z. Boggs and DR.. V.
y. senwall District electors: First. A.
J. Moye Second. J. NJ Newborne: Third
Charles u. Franeks. Fourth. J. E Spence.
FIN. T. }. Oldham. Sixth. 8 Ed
munds Seventh. l. a Lawrence. Eighth
> G. kerley; Ninth. Lindsay Pureason
The Provisional Executive COMMITTEES
was made permanent with J y sossa-
man OF Charlotte as chairman and p. 1.
Gardner % Cherrvville a. secretary.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12

Berlin oct n The Berlin evening pa
pcrs. IN their comments upon the ccre-
monv. emphasize Emperor william great
fondness for and admiration 81 ancient
Roman Imperialism. as illustrated a. tho
dedication programme.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
WANTS rmE BOARD COMPLETE.

United states VIII Have some One
tn Place of Cleveland.
"asr-neton. Oct. ll-Probably with q
wee Co., having tho United States repre-
''h.aHar on The Hague board OF arbltra-
''' complete in case there should h. oc-
'''n io refer 10 that body for settle
'' some Of the Chinese indemnity
@.."ns as suggested by Russia. tho
So making an effort to secure
colleague for X-Presidont Har-
ui1ce OF ex-PrcFidcnt Cleveland.
ms ben unable 10 accept the post
rator To-day the tender was
'' q" mother person. hut pending his
'Niar 81 20 was not deemed proper 10
"isr SHOWN his name.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
DATE WAS POSTPONED.
bids for New BattIeships VIII ne
Opened on Dec. 7.

Washington. oct. 1.-THE board Of
naval bureau chiefs decided to-day rs q
vote Of four 90 one to postpone the date
Of opening bids Tor new battleships set
for Nov IS. until Dec. :. when che bids
FOR the cruisers also will he opened Th-
postponement vas desired BY some Of
the large shipbuilders IN order to give
them time TO prepare individual plane.
which have been invited.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12

New YORK Oct IA huge reeepiion
vii be given Gov Roosevelt by Sew
wv uepubllcans OF the evening Of oct
"a n viii be head in Madison square
Garden. >
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12

f.r., =, Cot. Oct. 1.-THE national con-
.in,. Oh the Catholic Young Mems In
0p,.,. session here elected J. NJ.
D-g Roanoke. Va. supreme scere-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12

r,,. g. oct 1.-THE Repub-
rs,.t y. me Sixth District have nomi-
or, lN'f " nockery 20 oppose Dem
~o0gressman Bethany.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12

II. Joseph. Oct IA fund for the ben
eft 81 the Galveston schoolchildren was
started In this city to-day. among the az
PENDANTS % the public schools ana 40
was raised.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
rn nc cnraInsI Mar,lnrIIl.

Rome. oct u.--it Is asserted that Arch
h.shop Martineli vii be raised 70 the car
alnalate al the next conslstory.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12
SENT \ LOVING ctr.

Johnston and Party Made n Gin 90
the Governor of New Hampshire.
Montgomery. Ala, Oct il-As a sequel
to the trip 10 New Hampshire of Gov
Johnston and PARTY. the Governor and
member OF his stan nave forwarded TO
the Governor Of Now Hampshire. hand
some loving cup Tho cup bears the motto
'Non ARMS SOD Amorc Weir mot arnr.
but love. conauers1 "Alabsma * car
sarge. June issi-september. 1890.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12

Alfred Gwynne vanderbilts new work
will he for some time largely concerned
with simple Bookkeeping tuis Will nor
- - hnrd for him. a. while he was A.
81 Paul's school and al Yale he wss
treasurer ana bookkeeper Of several largo
ORGANIZATIONS and took 10 the work.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-12

Prof Rosslter Of Victoria. B. C.,
points on, the geological analogies Of thu
yukon gold bills and the auriferous sier-
ras 81 california and oregon. Hundreds
ana hundreds Of miles OF similar forns-
lions he says. extend from che Frazer
river uorthwari. and unless the laws OF
probability entirely fail that region viii
81 dotted with bonanza camps before the
middle Of this century. and perhaps be-
fore the end OF the presens decade.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-14
CHILDREN AND FOOLS"
" Judge of a Thing half Done.'


This is particularly applicable in cases
where persons seriously troubled from
the effects of coffee drinking and who
take up Postum Food Coffee in its
place, attempt to make the new bever-
age with little hot water and two or
three minutes boiling. That sort Of q
lick and n promise" produces q drink
that Is simply exasperating II is fiat
and tasteless. whereas the person. who
will boil the Postum full fifteen min
utes after the actual bubbllng and boil
Ing begins, will have beverage that Is
something.
There Is point between twelve and
fifteen minutes Of boiling when the
character of Postum Is changed. the
fod value Is extracted and the delicious
flavor which much resembles the milder
and more expensive grades OF Java cof-
fee Is produced.
A lady In Salem, Ore, says: When
ever drank coffee Mt night. always
passed q restless, wakcful night En-
IRENE nervousness and weak stomach
have followed ME ever since have been
using coffee. Finally got Into such
state that my dyspepsia took the form
OF spnsms and heart weakness.
Il suffered intensely, and when Il
physician was called. he inquired.
among other things. II drank coffee.
and insisted that I leave It or ! did
SO and took up ten. which found al
most as bad. Finally husband brought
home package Of Postum. and We tried
1t (strictly according to directions. for
we believe In the adage that Children
and fools judge OF n thing half doneo.
THE new coffee was delicious and from
that day until now (Which is Year, II
has been our only drink at meals. My
dyspepsia, spnsms. etc. are n thing OF
the past. My husband had suffered
some years with bilious headache and
Indigestion. but during the past year.
on Postum Fod Coffee. he has entirely
recovered his health and gained much
In weight. Our friends frequently
comment on our improved appearance
and change In complexion" Name OF
writer supplied by Postum Co., Battle
Creek, Mich.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-14
VERY STRONG
DELEGATION
Y To- CINCINNATI
To Represent Wheeling at the An
nual Convention for Improve
ment Of the River.
THE ASSOCIATION CAMPAIGN
VIII Include Efforts to Secure Au-
thorization Of Three Dams
Below Cincinnati

Last night, via the Baltimore & Ohio,
Wheellng's delegation to the annual
convention OF the Ohio Valley Improve
ment Association. which Is TO be held
to-day and tomorrow at Cincinnati, left
for the Queen City. In the delegation
are Congressman B. B. Dovener, Post
master George Wise. President Hullihen
Quarter. Of the chamber of commerce.,
and Major Randolph Stalnaker.
The associations campaign, now that
dams have been recommended by the
engineers for GallipolIs and Cincinnati,
Ia to secure dams at three other points
further down the river, thus committing
the national government to an extern
sion OF the slackwater improvement. In
this connection. Secretary L. P. Wilson,
OF the improvement association. recent
ly sent the following to Major w. II.
Blxby. the engineer officer OF the army
in charge OF river improvement on the
Ohio
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-14

for their cost, to be made by this office
to Congress- on Its request. will natur-
ally follow closely upon the completion
Of the survey. MI III
The desirabilitys OF such q, survey is a
matter to be settled by Congress
through It's representatives, In response
to the requests OF their constituents,
accompanied by reasonable proof OF the
necessity, importance and value OF such
work to the public at large.
Very respectfully.
w. H. BIXBY,
Major, Corps Of Engineers, U. S. A.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-14

NO one can reasonably hope FOR good
health unless his bowels move once
each DAY. When this is not attended
to, disorders OF the stomach arise, bill
iousness, headache, dyspepsia and piles
soon follow. II you wish to avoid these
ailments keep your bowels regular by.
taking Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets when required. They are
so easy to take and mild and gentle in
effect. For sale by druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-14
Dress Suiittings

for the fall and winter are varied in weave and COLOR
therefore we have Cheviots Zebelines Serges Vent
tans, Broadcoths Prunele, Cords and Crepes in the
heavier class. Panne Crepe, Washable Silk Flannel,
Crepe dc Chine and Mousseiliens in the lighter
weight fabrics Solid colors, as Royal Blue, Light
Blue, Castor Brown, Green, Gray and Black; also
Red, Gray Tan Rose and other evening shades
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-14
GEO. Il. TAYLOR co.
Black t affffeta
Special.

Just received several more pieces Of the best
ninety-cent value in tafeta silk we could find. These
we will place on sale at Csc yard.
Colored India Silks suited for evening waists;
also extensively used for cushions covers, etc, for
the holidays; extra quality-39c yard
All shades in plain colored tafetas-S5c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-14
FORT HENRY CAMP
OF the Spani5h-American War Vet
Grams Organized Last Evening, Z :.

s : b . b Z ".#a. . -
Last :-renins at Fosters grocery at
the corner of Twenty-flfth and Chapllne
streets local branch Of the National
Organization OF Spanish American war
service men was organized. The local
branch will be known as the Fort Henry
Camp. After electing officers they ad-
journed to meet Thursday. November
20.
The following officers were elected:
Lieutenant John R p. Foster, COM
mandcr.
Hugh F. Cusick, vice commander.
Frank ". Thurlow, junior vice COM
mander. III a,s5,r
Harry Caldabaugh, quartermaster.
Barton Jones. adjutant.