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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-08-27

Elias jest hlavou rodiny jest
stataY, 5olety muz. Jsa vice nez 6
stop vysoky oblecen bohaty
malebny selsky kroj, podoba Sc
idealnimu banditovi, jak je nekdy
maloval mas znamenity malif Ger
max. Kolem sveho pasu sirokem
opasku mel skryty dive tfetiuy sve
hotovosti, kdezto jeho syn mel
zbytek opasku vlastnim. Man
zelka Ivanicova jeho dcery, vel
nj hezka to deveata jizniho typu,
mely ma sobe plno skvostd. Dru-
heho dne byl Ivanovit Sc svou
rodinou propulsion bez dalsfch
pfekazek.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-08-27

nemohu uGiniti mic vice." Hanna
obvinuje uhelne barony prodlu-
zovani teto stavky, ponevadz ne
chteji svoliti k arbitraci.
We schazi Central Federation
Union v New Yorku, ktera repre-
sentuje $4,000 delnikG, bylo
usneSeno, ably pozadan byl presi-
dent Roosevelt ku svolani zvlast-
niho zasedani kongresu, by sc ten
to mohl uraditi prostfedcfch k
ukonceni stavky.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-08-27

J V Chicsgu zmrzaeen byl
pfedminulou sobotu kratce po po.
ledni Iolety Gesky chlapec Vol
tech Lukas, jehoz rodite bydlf v
Z. I3I2-2I. ul. DIE policeini
zpravy chytal Sc nessastny hosik
ma vYchod jedouciho vlaku Chica-
go, Burlington & Quincy drahy,
spadl pod kola byly mu ujety
ODE nohy. Tezce zransny chlapec
dopraven byl policejnfm vozem do
nemocnice sv. Antonina.
7 Dvanactilety Otokar Spurny,
Us Dolloff ul. Clevelandu, O.,
syn pied lety kymsi zastfeleneho
policisty ]. Spurnyho, poslan
onehdy svou matkou ma farmu P.
Brastsjna k vnli zotaveni. Syn
farmafnv vzpomnel 81, ably sli ma
hon jezevc1. Otokar svolii, mia
dy Brastajn opatfil staromodnf
bambitku. Spurny chtel il Wy
zkouseti, vysla rama hoch pro-
stfelenym zaludkem svalil Sc ma
prerii. Zemfel nekolik hodin ma
to nemocnici ma Huron ulici.
iV Chicagu pfisel pfedminule
pondeli k vaznemu zranenf krajan
Vecirek, bydlfcf V (. 73r Pauline
ul., kdyz Sc veter vracel prace.
Ma Archer ave. a Halsted ul. Sc
skotil poulitni kary tax ne,
stastne, ze spadl mezi kary, ktere
tax slime zmatkIy mu tslo, ze 2
toho mdze miti osudnG nasledky.
Byl dopraven do sveho bytu, kde
k nemu pfivolan dr.. Wistein, jenz
zjistil, ze Ve6frek ma velice tezke
poranenf krvaceni vnitfni a kro-
me- toho, ze ma pravou ruku Pfc
razenou. Lekaf nemohl S ureito-
stf fici, jake nasledky zranenf mia.
deho muze bude miti.
Z Z Denver, Colo, dosla zpra-
va o hrozne smrti krajanky pi.
Fannie Krupove, modistkya svad-
leny Chicago. Pani Krupova
pfiiela do Denver ma navstevu p.
Vac. Cernyho, bydliciho v {. 3S2o
Lawrence ul. Rad Denver (. 81
81 Z. c. B. J. pofadal vylet ma
reno p. Jana Vaska, asi pnldruhe
mile cd Acequia vzdalenou. Mezi
pofadateli zeleznicnimi dfedniky
bylo pry ujednano, ze vlak zastavi
ma kfizoyatce nedaleko renee, lee
vlak Sc opozdil pfiiel az po s.
iodine, kdyz jiz bylo sero. Ma
kfizovatce stalo asi I25 Cechd a
cekali ma vlak. Vetsina jich
vstoupila rychle ma vlak, nektefi
vsak a mezi mimi pf. Krupova
nebyli jeste uvnitf, kdyz kon-
dukter dal znameni k odjezdu.
Neseastna krajanka shozena byla
pod Wax a kola ujela il obe nohy
v kolenou. Zarovefi utrpela hroz-
nou ranu ma hlave byla mrtva
dive nez Sc j mohlo doststi po.
moci. Kdyz Sc vJletnfci dovede-
Ii nestestf, nechybelo mnoho, ze
by byli konduktera ma mfste lynco-
vail neb zastfeiiii pouze chiad-
nejsi rozvaze nekterych lie co
dekovati, ze nedoslo k novemu
nestesti. Mrtvola Krupove pfeve-
zena byla do Chicago a tam pa
tex pohfbena.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-08-27
ZE SOUTH OMAHY.

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PRONAJME aneb po pffpade
proda Sc "a podmfnek velmi pffzni-
vych Chicago hotel ma FL. & R ul.
South Omaze. Blizsf podrobno-
sti sdelf majitelka pi. Anna Kohn-
ova, III. & R. ul., So. Omaha. 4x3
= Vyucovanf We Skolach obec.
mich zahajeno bude dtery dne q.
zafi, tedy o cely tyden Dive, nez
p1vodne zamysleno. Skoldozorce
Mclean svolal ma pfisti sobotu,
80. srpna, odpoledne schulz vsech
principald skol. Po schulz teto
odbyvana bude hromadna schdze
ueitelek.
Nemine skoro ami jedineho
tydne, ably ma mestu nebyla poza-
dovana nejaka nahrada. Nejno.
veji pozadal Morris Travis pro-
stfednictvfm sveho zastupce +.
Breena nahradu $500. Travis
tvrdf, ze pied nekolika dny upadl
ma chatrnem chodniku ma %. ul.,
mezi L M ul., zlomil 81 malicek
leve ruky zle Sc pohmozdil.
Asi tficet majiteld pozemkn
v sousedstvi krasneho Syndicate
parku zamysli p.y utvofiti spolet-
most "a dtelem koupe parku ono
ho. V 6ele hnutf tohoto stojf
pravnfk A. L. Sutton. Spoletnost
ia Sc da inkorporovati po uza-
vfenf koupe bude parku toho po-
uzfvano pouze k soukromym ice
lGm tlend korporace. Obtannm
south -omazskym bude pry dovole-
no pouzitl parku toho pod pod
mfnkou, ze mestska sprava pfideli
jednoho policistu k ochrane parku
v noci.
V pondslf pfivezeno bylo do
dobyttfch ohrad 11,o71 kusi no.
veziho dobytka We 428 zelezni-
cnfch vozech. Jeste nikdy nebylo
pfivezeno tolik dobytka hoveziho
jedinem dni, nebot nejvetsf az
dosud pffvoz byl "a. zaff 1900,
kdy We 396 zelezni6nich vozech
pfivezeno o,7Io kush. Tez ovcf
pfivezeno bylo znacne mnozstvf,
bezmala 20, 900 kusd.
V poslednich nekolika ty-
dnech pofadano bylo obtany so.-
omazskymi nekolik vyprav DO
Jiznf Severnl Dakoty "a 1telem
zabranf 81 vladnfch pozemkh.
AvSak die zprav tech, kteffz Sc v
techto dnech z vyletu vratili, jsou
pry nejlepsi pozemky jiz zabrany
zbyvajfci dosud pozemky k "a
branf hodf Sc pry dobfe pro pesto-
vanf dobytka.
V pondelnim veternim Ease.
dani nafidila skolnf rada, ably skol-
nfci hned druheho dne zapocali S
eistenfm a uklizenfm Skolnich bu-
dov, tax ably tyto pfipraveny byly
K otevfeni dne 2. zafi. Jezto ne
ktere pffstavky ku Skolam nebudou
do te DOLBY hotovy, pronajme W.
Dor ma budovy pozemky proza-
tim nekolik potfebnych svetnic.
Vsichni zaci vyssf skoly jsou "a
dani, ably Sc ihned pfihlasili dali
Sc zapsati, tax ably mohli byti roz-
deleni do pffslusnych tffd pied
zahajenfm vyueovanf.
v patek odpoledne odbyval
mayor Koutsky schdzi nekolika
pfednfmi hostinskymi a zastupci
sladkn pfi zavfenych dveffch.
Jaky as Gcel sch1ze ia mela,
kazdemu jest znamo, ale CO We
schdzi te bylo usneseno, to zaha-
leno jest dosud rouskou tajemstvi.
Jisty hostinsky pravf, ze Sc mluvi.
10 otevfeni hostincd v Dedeh,
ale ze mayor stal ma SVEN, ze to pro
nynejsek nemdze dovoliti, avsak
chteji-li hostinstf jednati proti
jeho zakazu, at to ueinf ma sve
vlastnf risiko. Necht ale vysledek
Grady te byl jskykoli, jisto jest to-
lik, ze vsechny hostince south
omazske byly nedeli otevfeny a
ze Sc prodavaly lihoviny cely
hfebfk pfi stazenych zaclonach.
Jisto jest take, ze policie nehnula
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-08-27
Bohati pfistshovalci zadrieni.

V new-yorskem pfistavu ma
ostrove Ellis zadrzen dne az.
srpna Elias ]. Ivanovie Sc svoif
manzelkou a osmi dstmi, vzdor
tomu, ze mel We SVEN drzeni
sas, 900 We zlate skvosty Gene
nejmene $40, 600. Kdyz tato veli-
ka rodina vystoupila naKladniho
parniku Byron, tn pffstavni
dFadnici Sc domnfvsli, ze isou to
cikzni proto byli iimi zadrzeni,
ably Sc prokazsli, ze nepfipadnou
"a obtfz vetejnosti, bude Ii jim
dovoleno vystoupiti ma bfeh teto
zeme. Kdyz Sc Ivanovie vykszal
SWIM bohatstvfm, tu dfednici zd-
stall pfekvapenfm celi uzasnuti.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-08-27

Pfedplacejte ma Pokrok Zapadu
pouze sI.oo roene.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
pprs1DFyT APPOINTS CADETS.

Washington June as.-The President to-day ap-
,,+ed rhe following cadets-at-large at the United
States Military Academy:
,,,rrs NJ IoCkETT son Of Captain James Locket' 4'n
Cavalry. -..z.- "a
RE.YNoLDs HAYDEN. son Of Lieutenant Commander Ed
ward e. Hayden. L = y -
vprDERI~k T DiCKMAN. Of Captain Joseph L
Dtckman Sth Cavalry ,
,ox,Tu.N NJ WAINWRIGHT of Major R 2 r
Wainwright 18th Cavalry
1r.rrr,R " YElATMAN OF Major Richard / heat-
22d Infantry - r
,,,pCuIrJ-S II THOMSON. Of Captain John L
Thompson. ordnance department
HENRY a CT.AGETT son of the late Major J. fNoz'er
CTagett. I'd Infantry
" G z NICHOLSON. son OF Captain William J. Nlchof-
18th Cavalry.
rotI> PRATT son Of Major Sedgwtck Pratt artillery
HENRY W ToRNEY of Major George H. ToEney.
L : y
ALTERNATES
GEORGE T TURNER OF the late General John W
Turner.
rFfROoF NJ WILDER. of Major w Z Wilder
HENRY w VESSELS. IT. Of Colonel H. W Vessels.
Sd Cavalry.
EDWIN Y. SUMNER Sd OF Brisadier General E
V. sumner. retired
ALBERT % CARROLL. OF Colonel Henry Carroll re
tired.
The above cadetships were provided for in the
Military Academy Appropriation biil. which has
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
THE MISSING TEACHERS.

Washington. June 2s.-The War Department to-
dav made public the and home addresses
of rbe four .eacher5 who have been missing from
Cebu Philippine Islands. since June 10, 1902, as
follows.
r,vnr O FRANCE. Marlboro. stark County. Ohio.
T. THOMAS Sc. 2oa Montgomery Providence
toHS E WELLS No. eO9 Montgomery ave. Providence
r. l.
An Associated Press report, dated June q, said
that members of the native consta buiary who
kjiied a man fol resisting found his per-
sor rbe revolver. watch and chain which had be-
Ionped 70 Mr.. Thomas. Of the missing teachers
Plainheld N J. June 2s.-Louis A Thomas. one
NJ the four American school eachers who are re-
norted from Mania be missing in the island or
cebu and who are supposed to have been killed by
tbs natives or be held captive. formerly a
resident OF this place. He was born in Dunellen
about three miles from this city and twenty
a,e,- wears old. He graduated from Jonn
saie,s school, in 1895, and from Princeton Univer-
.,,,, ,our wears later He afterward came Plain
80 ard worked a a reporter for local paper:
80, summer he decided 10 engage IN educat tonal
ro9k IN the Philippines. and went TO San Fran;
,o.n wbence be sailed with number Of school
teachers for Nanila - l.,
r,,,-.l,en His father Is dead He has two
hro.heya Joseph and Thomas Thomas, the latter a
studeue It Princeton
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29

COT-RT SAID To HAVE SENTENCED HIM
To BE REPRIMANDED BY THE
PRESIDENT.

Washington. June 2S-It is announced az ths
War Department that the case of General j. II
Smith will not he acted finally before the
end Of next week at the earliest Judge AdNo-
cate General Davis has completed his review
OF the proceedings of the court martial ana e"e
papers are in the hands of Secretary K"oI'
who is so busy with other matters that ne mas
not yet had time TO give the case the attention
II deserves.
It has been generally understood that General
Smith was ACQUITTED by the court. but it was
reDor+ed to-day that such was not the case,
the court IL is said. having found MN sunlE
Of violating the rules of war and senCSi4Ceu
him to be reprinland by the reviewing authoL-
ity which in this case is President RooseNei'-
Irasmuch as the case is considered strlctiy con cor
fdential until finally acted on by me PreslueH''
il is impossible to obtain any official inforra-
ton in regard to il.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
APPROPRIATION BILLS NEARLY ALL
DISPOSED OF-A MISSOURI DEMO
Graf CNSEATED.

Washington June 2s-when the House adjourned
tonight the General Deficiency bill and one item
in the Naval Appropriation bill were all that re-
rnained in dispute between the two houses far
the appropriation bills concerned. The con-
ference report the District of Columbia bill was
adopted. and the bill goes to the President for his
signature. The House decided the contested cleo
ton OF Horton against Butler. from the XIIth
Missouri District. by declaring the seat vacant
BY a 100 I36-a strict party vote-A1r.
Butler who is a Democrat. declared not en-
titled TO the seat. Mr. Butler made vigorous
speech OF an hour in defence OF his right TO the
seat. The Dick Militia bill made continuing
order not TO interfere with conference reports
The item in dispute in the Naval bill is the pro-
vision for new ships. The Senate disagreed TO the
proviso attached by the House requiring that one
hattleship one cruiser and gunboat should be
built in government yards.
Mr Foss moved to recede ard in the SEN
ate amendment with an amendment requiring that
the Secretary of the Navy should build at least one
ship in a government yard, and should have au-
thorfty If he did obtain reasonable bids, 10
have all the ships built in government yards. Mt.
Foss told the House that the conferrees FOUND that
Senate absolutely declined 20 accept the mouse
provision in original form, but he declared tnat
the amendment he offered contained substantially "
the same provision except that the Secretary was
REQUIRED 10 build only snip in the government
yard - ~, ~,
Senate amendment strike Out the provision, and
the bill sent back 10 conference Ihe confer
foods was adopted A resolution was adopted TO
grant the commissioner from Porto Rico the priVl-
lege of the floor of the House. The conference re,
port upon the bill confirm the Choctaw and
Chickasaw agreement was adopted
After passing number of bills or minor inpor-
tance the House adjourned until II o'clock to-rnor-
row tSunday1.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
11ErTESAHT sToCKLEY MURDERED.
FATE OF THE YOUNG AMERICAN OFFICER
LEARNED AT LAST

Washington. June 2S--After an absence Tor
over two years OF any information concerning
the mysterious disappearance OF Second Lieu
tenant Paul d StockIey, 21st Infantry, the war
Department has received some interesting IN
formation concerning the unfortunate young
officer. secured from native sources by Major
W H C Bowen. 9TH Infantry According 10
the Information collected by Major Bowen, about
the middle Of January, 1900 Stockley was at
the Pueblo Of Ta!iasay, in Batangas Province
Here he asked Of the Presidente the road to the
Pueblo of Tanauan. The Presidente told him
there was only one way. but after following 1t
the young officer returned. having, it is reported
a large sum of money on his person, and having
seen some suspicious looking natives He again
asked if there was another way. A native vol
unreered to show him one, and led him of in
the oI,posite direction. When near Banga. a
barrio on the shore of lake, band of natives
ser on him. stoned him until he fell to the
ground took his revolver from him and shot
him with it, ard then stabbed and cut him
again and again with bolos- The unfortunate
mans body later was thrown into the deep water
of the lake and has not been seen since one
of Lieutenant Stockley's murderers was caught
and tried by military commission. The re-
rnainder are still at large.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
UaBNJyG TO PHIL4NTHROPLSTS.
METHODS OF THE UNITED STATES Csaf,is'
TAN AID SOCIETY DEPLoRED 81
THE WAR DEPARTMENT.
rRv TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIsuSs-1


,,-,-.,-s+o, June 2-The War Department De-
p1ores the methods pursued by the United StA.es
christian Aid Society. OF WHICH MAJOR JOIN D.
Lacban1 is corresponding secretary and treasurer.
,,t+b beadouarters at Nos. A and AZ BroaoNays
>--vorL. The latest enterprise OF the society Is
presented in a circular, dated June EN2. making
IAN appeal on behalf Of American soldiers for mo
Fourth OF July subscription behalf OF Christian
r.ort among United States troops The appeal Is
80 a, a resolution said 10 have been passed and
commended at a general convention or sl the resi-
mental chapIans St Louis in 1ss0 II caiis ror
..+bs usual annual appeal for the Fourth of July
subscriptior''; remarks. We could use at leass
s1o m in field and hospital service at once. but ocr
treasury IS depleted" and incloses printed enye-
lone in which contributions can De sent 70 ,ne
Army Saturday and Sunday committee ->oS-
q, ard 30 Rroadway New-YOrk- In 1895 there were
only four regiuentaI chapIains in the army X
there was such a general convention Of all ths
chaplains of the army at ST Louis or ese"nris
The War Department. has been having Irogoss t
Mr. ketcham ana MS 80 ass
erou persons better channels existed for con-
Grafton of the religious moral conditions Of the
enlisted men OF the army or vn atI % ssavopz
~ the liAR motives OF Mr.. Ketcham- the War De-
such ntermedary ~ 1S5 ogs o. tne rssy ob
fainabe and it Is be ieved that persons who are
fb csrryiH out OF religious work in the
best accomplish thei- purpose thTouga SorTsspona. @
true s stated in the circulars of this association
that the discipline of the Amy does not concern
ifSe1e about morals or religion, that the moral
i-7D-o. eusnr OF he soldiers OF the army Is at all
neglected The international committee OF the
yG7InS Na1's Chr1sC.s... --.ss.SIa uOn. No West
Twerty-ninth-st-. New-York CITY. mas been and
stfll is doing excellent work IN the army
and receives every facility at the hands or the mill
rrv authorities bill presented BY tne secretary
of War haS recently passed by congress-
thoriz ne him 10 permit the Young Mems Christian
Association 10 erect at military posts buildings 70
be used as resorts for soldiers when on duty ana
where uon-sectarIan religious work can De carried
I'd The operations Of This committee OF rh9
Young Mems Christt-a Association in the war with
S0afn and since have been such 10 merit the
probation of the War Department and this dSSo-
citation is non-sectarian. the department. believes
that auv aid for the purpose Of frtherng the moral
condition OF the soldiers of the army can be better
extended through gifts TO the chaplains TO this
representative committee than by sending it self
constituted associations
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
GARDENER NOT IMPOSED CfON-
EVERY ADVANTAGE ACCORDED HIM AT
THE INVESTIGATION.

EVERY ADVANTAGE ACCORDt1D HIN Al
THE INVESTIGATION.
Manila. June 2S-At to-day's session OF the
board which is inquring into the charges OF
cruelty etc. brought by Major Cornelius Gar
dener. of the Both Infantry. Governor OF the
province of Tayabas, against American offlcers
and soldiers, Major Gardener continued ms
testimony. the first part of which was presented
Yesterday The recorder objected TO extraneous
evidence. and said the witness was not enttied
to special privileges. Counsel for Major Gar
dener admitted that the point was well taken
but said he thought the grave question lnVoFeo
called for more than ordinary inquiry. The re
corder replied that it matter or routine
and said that the record showed that TO Major
Gardener had always been given every ad-
vantage. He had long felt and he believed TINS
feeling was that of the rest Of the board, That
regardless OF whatever they did. Major Gar
For this reason the board had given the major
every latitude His privilege to throw muo
was certainly not granted 10 the officers and
soldiers Major Gardener endeavor!ng to be-
smirCh. The major had been represented at
the hearing. as Governor of Tayabas, by the
chief supervisor. the fscals assistant. the At
torney General and his first assistant The re-
Corier did not profess to be lawyer he
thought. however, that such an array OF talent
was not likely TO be imposed upon.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
TWO TREASURY CHANGES
APPROACHING RETIREMENT OF MEssRs-
sPAULDING AND ROBERTS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRIBUNE.l

GBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
Washington June 2S.-Two changes in the Treas
urv Department register will be made some time
this summer. .. l. Spaulding Assistant Secretary
in charge of affairs, will resign account
Of moor health. and George f. Roberts, the Direc-
tor of the Mint will resign to assume charge of a
newspaper which he has recently purchased III Des
Iowa. Assistant Secretary SpauiClng Will
return to Washington on Monday or Tuesday TO
remain on duty. while Assistant Secretary Taylor
80 away on a vaca ton. The time for his resigua-
tion will be left 10 Mr. Spauiding and the names or
no applicants have yet been seriously considered
When the proper time arrives, Secretary Shaw will
recommend appointment to the President from
a list of candidates not yet thought of Propa3 3Iy
the successor to the present Director Of the Mint
will Iowa man, as that State may properly
claim the appointment. But Mr.. Roberts has yet
TO finish a good deal of work, and IL may be sew
eraI months before resigns and in regard 10 this
appoint rnent well the Assistant Secretary
ship Secretary Shaw will defer consideration until
there definite developments
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
THE CHRISTMAS CHARGES.
COMMITTEE BELIEVED TO HAVE FOUND
THEM GROUNDLEss.

Washington. June 2s-Chairman Daizell OF the
special committee which investigated the charges
in connection with the purchase of the Danish
West Indian Islands. to-day completed the report
of the committee and submitted il Representa-
tive Richardson. of Tennessee, the ranking minor
ity member. 1t win not be formally passed upon
by The committee before Monday, and until then its
terms are not made public. There is little doubt.
however, that II disnisses the charges : ground
Lass
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
The following resolution was adopted;

Resolved. That it is with the deepest concern
that we notice the criticism OF the soldiers IN the
f)niy the highest motives based humanity and
liberty have actuated and tempered the motives of
our comrades in the Spanish-Amertcan War and
the war in the Philippines
We therefore in convention assembled. most en-
phaticay disapprove all attempts TO dishonor the
soldiers Of our country and indorse and approve
the conduct of the United States troops in the
war with spain aud the war IN the Philippines
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29

HE DID BRISk SINESS
using the Little Ads O he People
which appear in The Tribune. How often
one heRE1 this o01di
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
SPANISH VAR VETERANS MEET.

OFFICERS ELECTED AND Resolutions UPHOLD
ING GOVERNMENT ADOPTED.
Albany June 2S.-The State convention of Span
ish war veterans held here to-day. These
officers were elected:
Commander Colonel James H. Lloyd. of Troy
senior vice-commander. Major Charles Z. Davis OF
Albany: Junior vice-commander Major Joseph H
Reruser. Utica: assistant adjutant general Cap
tain James J. Phean. OF Troy assistant inspector
general Major Thomas g. Lyme of New-York; as
sfstant quartermaster general. John p Gompie, OF
Utica: assistant surgeon general, Major Fl. c
Raum of Syracuse; judge advocate general. Cen
Samuel L. Welch jr Of Buffalo; chaplain. the
rninistration Captain w. J. Wheelock of Albany:
Major Loyal L. Davis, OF Glens Falls; Captain
Charles s Horsburg of Utica and Private George
NJ McCune of Troy.
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A TRIP TO TRY.

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Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-21
PERSONAL MENTION.

William McDill was brought to Bisbee yesterday suffering with fever
 B. F. Graham was one of the inter- ested spectators at the convention yesterday.
 Joe Lippert, the popular and jovial barber, is at his chair again after few days illness.
 Dr. Edmundson has joined the Ea- gles. The doctor is sprouting wings rather late in life.
 Captain Burton c. Mossman has returned from Solomonville where he has been on business.
 Mrs. George Flemling joined her husband in Bisbee yesterday after noon and will remain in tnIs camp to look after Georges exemplary con duct
 General Wardwell returned tO Tombstone this morning. The gen eral is better known as the political war horse of the Huachucas" and ably maintained that reputation in the convention yesterday. Mir Wardwell is 79 years of age but still takes an active interest in politics.