The National tribune., 1901-05-02

outcome 90 not satlsIactorilyT explain their
action. 1t is for the next National T. nE-
ment to take such n wise lcotrrke as W II pro
duce results upon these measures which ca l
be relied on 10 protect our romrades and III /.
widows and orphans of deceased comrades,
Notwithstanding the action aboye referred to.
Only one bill favored by this organization was
passed, namely, the act authorizing the de-
tail of retired army officers for the imparting
of military instruction in, such schools as
make instruction in that ,line,a a part OF their
course of study. ra. so
The Pan-American Exposition manage
ment at Buffalo, y. Y, has Informed these
Headquarters of the setting apart of Tuesday,
Sept. II, as G. A. Il. Daya requested that
notice thereof be given the comrades. The
close proximity to Buffalo of Cleveland,
where the National Encampment is TO be held
in the week preceding seems to make 1t
proper that comrades who wish to see this
great industrial exposition should have this
information for their guidance.
The Board of Regents of the Sons Of
Veterans having charge of Memorial Unver-
Sity, which is being erected and to be dedi-
Gated to the 6. A. Il. at Mason City, Iowa,
and which institution received the approval
of the 34th National Encampment of our
Order, calls attention to its desire to make
its Civil War Museum one of the features
Of the University, and one of the greatest
war museums on earth, and requests that the
comrades be admonished to forward to the
University their little mementOs and
to be preserved in such an institution for all
future time and thus assist in teaching future
generations in that loyal State some of the
lessons or facts brought out by that war.
A vacancy having been created on the
Committee on Erection of a Monument to the
Loyal Women of the War, by the death of
Albert ID. Shaw, Comrade Thomas ]. Stewart,
Past Adjutant-Generai, Harrisburg, Pa, is
appointed to fill said vacancy.
L. b. Ripley Post, No. 13i, Depart
ment of Missouri, having been nominated and
confirmed as Ald-de-Camp on the staff of tn I.
Commander-inChief and afterwards nomi-
mated by the InspectOr-General as As
sistant InspectOr-General for the Dep lrt-
ment of Missouri to which Office he was also
confirmed and having resigned the first ap
pointment. his resignation as Aid dc-Camp is
hereby accepted.
SPECIAL AIDS.
The following-named comrades are here
by appointed Special Aids in charge Of
Military Instruction and Patriotic Education.
Alabama, W. H. Black, Post q, MOntgom-
cry.
Arkansas, Jas. W. Fee, Post 10, SpringdaIe.
Idaho, Rev. S. c. Dodd, Post 4, Boise.
Indiana, ID. ii. ii. Shoemaker, Post 7S
MuncIe.
Kentucky. l.. V. Dodge, Post Ill, Berea.
Kansas, John G. Wood, Post ], 113 W. 51st
St, Topeka.
Louisiana and Mississippi Oscar P.lman,
Post 10, New Orleans.
Missouri, w. c. Calland, Post 80. Spring
field.
New York, Samuel c. Pierce, Post A,
Rochester.
Oklahoma, N B. Eastman, Post Z, Still
water.
Oregon, D. P. Thompson, Post l. Portland.
Potomac, ]. II. Bradford, Post Z, Wash
ington, d. c., 904 NJ st. n. w.
South Dakota, w. A. Lyman, Post 13,
Pierre.
Wisconsin. A. L. Tucker, Post 4, Berlin.
ASSISTANT INSPECTORS GENERAL.
In compliance with the recommandl-
tiOns of the Inspector General, which are ap
proved, the following named Conrad s are
hereby appointed Assistant Inspectors-Gen-
eral and assigned to duty in their respec-
tive Departments:
Alabama, Chas W. Webster, Post 7, An
nlston. 81
Arizona, Jas. A. Zabriskie, Post /, Tucson.
Arkansas a. S. Fowler, Post /, Little Rock.
California and Nevada, Geo d. Kellogg,
Post II, New Castle, Cal.
Colorado and Wyoming, Halsey VI. Rhoades,
Post 4, Denver. -F
Connecticut, VIM. NJ. olcott Post 1, Nor
wich. .-,
Delaware. VIM. ]. Hume, Post 1, Whining
Florida, L. y Jenness, Post q, St Piers
burg.
Georgia, r. P Beecher Post /, Atlanta.
Idaho, r. C. Adelman, Post T. Boise.
Chicago, 1G4 Dearborn St.
Indiana, Jerome j. Musser, Post pa, An
derson.
Indian Territory, Louis Lokert, Post II,
Miami.
Iowa. A. W. Jaques, Post 10. Fairfield
Kansas, S. ]. Churchill, Post r. Lawrence.
Kentucky, ]. r. Gum, Post "a, Lexington.
Louisiana and Mississippi, A. 5. Badger
Post /, New Orleans.
Maine, Jas. L. Merrick, Post Il. Watervile
Maryland William Stahi Post l. Baltimore,
90j n. Fremont Ave.
Massachusetts, Chas. Clark Adams, Post
113 Boston.
Michigan, Joseph c. Bontecou, Post no.
Petoskey.
Minnesota, seba S. Brown, Post 4, Mime
apolis.
Missouri, L. P. Ripley, Post 1s1, st. Louis.
Montana, J. J. KnoWlton, Post 2, Butte.
Nebraska, John NJ. kirkpatrick, Post II,
Hebron.
New Hampshire, ]. II. Poole, Post ss, East
Jaffrey.
New Jersey, VIM. w. Branson, Post S.
New Mexico, John n. Moore, Albuquerque
New York, Henry S. Redman, Post S4
Rochester.
North Dakota, VIM. Fl. Brown, Pest 6,
Grand Forks.
Ohio, c. c. Dewstoe, Post 1877, Cleveland.
Oklahoma, Il. Z. Burlingame, Post 3,
Guthrie.
Oregon, t. B. Day. Post 70. Flora, Wallowa
County.
Pennsylvania, Aug. W. Mennig, Post 81,
Allentown.
Potomac, Jas. NJ Edgar, Post 2, Washing
ton. Treasury Department
Rhode Island, Herbert 4. Bennett, Post is,
Bristol.
South Dakota, T. NJ. shanafelt, Post 4,
Huron.
Tennessee, r. Baker, Post 2s, Broadway P.
o., Knox County.
Texas, N. l.. Mills, Post Q, Houston.
Utah, John A. Better, Post Z, Ogden.
Vermont John ii. Allen, Post 81, Hines
burg.
Virginia and North Carolina, VIM. Fl.
Crabbe, Post AZ, Virginia, National Soldiers
Home
Washington and Alaska II. C. Bedell Post
4, WalIa Walla, Washington.
West Virginia, I. A. Fleming, Post G, Fair
mont.
Wisconsin. f. q. Lyman, Post go,
Kenosha.
AIDs-DE-cAMP.
The following named comrades are here
by appointed Alds-de-Camp on the STAFF of
the Chief and assigned to duty
in their respective Departments:
Illnois-Geo. w. Young, Post $40, Marion,
Williamson Co.; w. +. Wright, 81, Chicago,
1919 Forrest Ave; Richard Vaughn, 81,
Chicago. Freight Office l.. S. & NJ. S. Ry.; ].
N. l.. Whtesde, 200, Paris; NJ. l.. Bennett,
40, Chicago, 80 Dearborn ST.; Henry Fox 625,
Dwight; Michael Murphy, 40, Chicago, 3il7
South State St; II. b. Chappel, 444, Chicago,
6400 Eggleston Ave.
Indian TerrItory-J. c. Wilkinson, Post 5,
Muskogee; Charles NJ. Hieldebrand, Is, Ard
more.