The times., 1901-03-23

cause the secretion is not supplied from
( healthy blood.
! Two years ago Stuart's Catarrh Tablets
We're unknown, but today have become so
popular through positive merit that drug
RistS everywhere in the United states
! Canada, and Great Britain now sell them
memorial will thcn be cut and finished at
| the quarry. aud will probably arrive in
! Washington hy MAY /. In that case il
! viii be in place before May 30, when the
| dedication exercises will be held in con-
! nectiOu with the memorial services at
/ Arlington The part borne IN the ceie-
| bration there would then have a double
| interest for the members of the Guard
! and their friends.
SITE FOR THE ENCANPMENT
! As the weather becomes warmer the
| discussion regarding the probable site for
! tho next enc3mpmcnt of the Guard grows
! in interest. At present the situation is
| such that it is difficult to predict where
| the citizen soldiery OF the National Capt.
| tel viii get their nearest approach to
actual service next summer. Gathers
burg. the location Of the camp last year,
! seems 10 meet with plenty of objection
/ but the respect ia which it displeases
many Is not exactly evident. As a gem
eral rule. there appears to be an inclna-
ton TO hold the eucampment elsewhere
| this year, but few locations have been
suggested. IeeSburg. Va. where the en-
u.
Eested. There Is strenuous objection TO
this point. however. on account Of the
''Gim Crow law which affects the trans
p.rtatiou facilities According 10 the pro-
visions Of this statute OF the Old Domin-
ion the galorcd and white troops woulc
b- obliged Go travel iu separate cars
1 This Is obupxious 90 many Of the officers
OF 10" Guard who hold that there should
ls no discrimination against any mem
b~r "i fhr Guard ou account Of
race ihet say soldier r. enu-
tled to aH Tie rights uf any Citi-
zen 'H matter What Hi~ color may Dee.
/ MarF+HtuH. Va. i~ another location suE-
geeted. DO t~ stated that tL- natural fa-
tlitt- fuT H camp there rrs ~ the best.
a stHI meeting WlI Hr held Ht militia
Lsaf.- ff-Ir lsNf Monday night and o.
d. Ihs." fHr question ot location Tor thr
'i.eu.T Tiat'' NIa then 'sf discussed. Gen
rf.. lia-r..- ra. s~-rd the officers ~ bis
Ftaf Oh" h.tHl H sharp lockout Tor sgita ble
sites fHr rfe smfuerr.
/ l sr..t uI tHs rar-CtHte,u reEuia-
/ fi.H H.--st .f irs ls-t session or Con-
gEHs. rII D. EafrlcI with considerable
i Interest during OBJ. slullE gflDamumeut
n .fs r.f.rII a rllgle exception. the
af..FfF .l fh. 5Hsra predict that drunk
erHrt ni .." u0fr prevalent than when
I thr trgl rHn.le1 rho wants Of the
f.irsit '.IdI.f~ If'I argue that q sol-
. ai.r Nl 4rf drink Or h, wants one
aH1 tl7t if De- has t1 Eo several miles 10
eatU.H .fr thirst Hr Ulu Hi mur. inclined
fH HrrrI' tEf ttIlr tEaG f Le could get
o. fH1 .autre..
O.. hHN -"iI- FI lHL NLLh.
f.r-..n Howard Il-ie. ~ the Naval Bat
taHuu $40 bias been acting assistant pay
master. was yesterday appointed aide to
the commanding officer of the battalion,
Robert T.. Haius
An election o. rll the position of second
lieutenant III Company \, OF the Second
Battalion, Lss been ordered for the 18th
instant
col Henry May. Of the First Regiment.
/ has asked for and received a leave of
! aosencc Tor fourteen days. He will en-
/ tertaiu number ~ Washington friends
AT a shooting box near Santee, 5. g.
The following members Of the District
National Guard have been honorably dis
charged from the service, at their own
request. Private Frank r Stone of the
Ambulance Corps. Private John J. Far
rail-, of Company II, Fifth Battalion; Pri-
Nate Frank Ferguson, Of Company Il,
! Fifth Battalion; Private Henry c. VIII
cox, Of Company -, Sixth Battalion, and
Laudsman II. =. Brown, of the Second
Division. Naval Battalion.
In the interest OF the service. the fol-
| lowing members Of Company d Of the
Second Battalion have been discharged
from tn" service: Private Horace Z.
Alexander, lr Private Harry O. Bur
| lu5ame. private Harry j. Lerch, Private
J. &. NcMouamiu. Private Webb Nc
| Murtric, and Private William ). More
| land
ON account or expulsion from their re-
| snectivc companies the following mem
! b,rS pf the District National Guard have
/ been dishpUOrsibIr discharged: Corporal
/ Allyn S,hackelford and Privatcs Paal b.
/ Heck and oscar Newman. of the corps
Of field music; Private II. e Halliday. of
Company a. First Battalion: Private
Charles H. Brareer. of Company A, Sec
Company :. er the Sixth battalion. gave
oHeire party Hf their quarters at the
Centre Market ArmoTy Thursday night.
A large lum'-r aI their friends attended.
The COMPANY quarters have recently been
I greatly improved new kuabe piano
IS au addition TO the possessions Of the
lt Is the intention or The Corcoran Cadet
CORPS iu give 81. reception ar their quarters
iU ihs aruuJv som. time during the week
following Easter Tine exact date will be
Firty ul tine members OF the Corcoran
Cadet Corps attended the performance at
To. Grand fa-t night as "a compliment TO
ON .H. hill tH'rn tGiS week Mr.. Lind is Il
former Washington boy, and number
OF years ago WAS "a member of the Cor
rnral Cadet Corps. His appearance was
th. signal faI a perfect whirlwud OF aD-
plauSr 'ed HE hi- Dld comrades, who oc-
cupirG twe r.N- ui seats iu the orchestra
hug. G.u4u,, 81 American Beauty roses
rau-Ht la--risr with ribbons Of blue
white. and -..d, IG, culors of the corps.
After tho u.Ifoumausr Mr Lind enter
Taiuru Il. officers 0i tne CORPS at the
Regent.
4 commission as captain was Yesterday
received from iue Var Department for
Lieut. Leroy S.. H,uou. Adjutant OF the
First Regiment. SiHee the re-ignation Of
Captain Ba Croft Captain Heron has
booG .UtiHG adfItaUt of 1he First RegI-
meu'. but asa not receive his commission
comforting tH- iaui- of captain upon him
until Yesterday.
capt j.. r. EEEa.ds of the Corcoran
1 Cadet con- s.. }1auHg.r uf ihe indoor meet
ol The Di-uie, National Guard Athletic
Association, which alil tJkc place at M
jiaual Guard hfmDgE uu April 49, has re-
q ...
Tor the open events and those which viii
bc entered only hg members of The Guard
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