The Washington times., 1902-07-03
VETERANS EXPECTED
FOR ENCAMPWENT


Tcledo-Forsyth Pest No. Is, G. 4. r..
has secured quarters for 150 persons
at i. NJ. Bealls. POI Street northwest;
at \. T. Nichols. 2I3ik f Street. and at
the Metropolitan; Messrs. Witch. Welt
sell. and Van Netten. committee.
Messrs. Henry Weitzel. J. W. Van
Netten. Charles Witch, and 5. C. Har-
vey, Toledo, Ohio, Forsyth Post No. Is,
w. B. Waterhouse, Simpson Harris,
and c. \. Stockton, Of Stoker Post No.
"a, Of Tindlay Ohio
Henry e. Spring. C. 7. Kiingler. W.
chant Post No. 6S3, o. PauldiEg, Ohio
David Il. Hunt, II. II. Aldrich. Of the
r. H. Coldwcll Post 40. 4S9 Elmore,
Ohio.
Henry Wilson, Of Bishop Pest No. %.
n. Hopkins. Of Rcmson Reed Post No.
l12. Marysville.
:. Martin, OF Choate Post No. &C. Na-
pCleon. Ohio. seeking quarters.
James l. Carter, captain G. \. r.
Drill Corps. 1139 Harrison Avenue. Co
lumbus. Ohio, and John Grim, past
commander :. c. McCord Post No. /,
Glenwocd Heights.
Mrs. Kitty r. Alb-echt. 1907 Michigan
Street. and Mrs. Deborah Harvey, $50
Oakwocd Avenue, Forsyth Corps No. 1.
Toledo. Ohio.
w B. Waterhouse, officer Of the day,
Stoker Pest No. "a. Department of Ohio,
Findlay. Ohio. quartered at Mrs. Kate
EufT's. 81 X Street. northeast.
Ford Post No. II, Department of Ohio,
Toledo Ohio: Commander J. c. Messer.
Bronson Post No. So, Department of
Ohio. Jerry City. Wood county. Ohio
Commander Henry Meyers.
Memorial Post No. al. G. 4. R.. De-
partment of Ohio; Commander o. p.
nue..
From the Empire State.
Bidwell- Wil.erson Post No. 6. Buffalo,
y. Y, $50 people Headquarters St.
James Hotel Commander A. Budd.
Vice Commander, T. A. Taggert; Adju-
tant, W F. Smith.
Veteran Association OF Sixth Artillery.
of New York Veteran Volunteers. New
York city. ]. H. Barker, secretary.
Headquarters ST. James Hotel.
Kolts Post No. -, G. a. r.. Depart
ment Of New York, New York city; 30
people. Headquarters George A.. Bess-
ler's Hotel: Philip w. Zung, commander.
Veteran Association Fifth New York
Artillery. ]. c. Rice Post No 90. De-
partmert of New York; Commander
Capt. Joseph H. Barker, Cedar Street.
New York city. 4. Van Houten. Oak
land y. J.
Henry T. Howell. New Rochelle. y. Y,
quarterod WITH Mrs. Willard Lyell, Il
K Sticet northeast.
Pests From Iowa.
Department headquarters at Hotel
Barton.
Col. C. A. Newman, adjutant general /
Department OF Iowa, quartered at the |
Hotel Barton.
Iowa delegation-George A. Newman, |
Des Moines, assistant adjutant general. |
Department Of Iowa, and H. NJ. Pickle. |
Des Moincs, member of council of ad- |
Department of Iowa.
Veterans From Illinois.
Headquarters of Department of Ini-
nois at Hotel Regent.
Headquarters OF L. S. Grant Post No.
IS, at Ebbitt House Henry Mccall.
commander, 335 Wabash Avenue. Chi
,ago.
C. B. Wilson. Custer Post Post No. 10.
Chicago; G. A. Partridge. Post No 37I.
Waukegan. assistant adjutant general,
department Of Illinois. seeking quarters.
Michigan's Men.
H. A. Backus, adtutant, Fairbanks
Pest No. Il, Detroit, Mich
J. NJ. Ingersoll Bears Post No. 40.
recumseh. Mich. general information.
Luther Fry and 4. J. Hodges, com
nittee from Jacob Beck Post No. %. Gg-
len Centre, Mich, seeking free quar-
ers.
]. II. Dyer, representing De Golyer
'Cst No. 40, Department of Michigan.
hudson, Mich.
From Other States.
Headquarters, Department of Rhode
sland, G. A. R.. at the Normandie.
Headquarters Department of Connec-
lieut. G. A. R., at Ebhitt House.
Admiral Foote Post. No. II. New Ia
en-. Conn, Commander Frank jerks.
Department of Connecticut, headquar-
ers at Ebbitt House.
G. F. Foote. U. S. Grant Post, No. 10. !
'lorda seeking quarters.
Gen. II. G. LOOMS, department com
lander. Q. VI. c., and o. II. Coulter, s
asst commander. etc. Of Kansas. seek t
lg quarters.
T, N. Mosingo. Corinth. KY, head
uarters. Varnum.
Hon. c. H Burke, NJ c., representing
:. 4. r. post Of South Dakota, seeking
uarters.
Daniel Murray. chairman subcommit- /
ee Tor reception OF colored visitors: :
ONE address 524 S Street northwest.
Medical Committee Work.
The work Of the medical committee r
ill be energetioally pushed from now !
n. the plans contemplating most elab-
rate system of relief to meet all possi- :
le requirements. Ten years ago, al T
lough the arrangements were thought /,
} br on the most elaborate plan. il y
as found that the entire committee :
ere compelled 10 remain up all Of the q
light following the parade. TO render o
ID to those OF the veterans to whom the +,
arch proved greater tax or their
rength than they could stand. With
n years added TO their ages TO sap
leir vitality, # Is thought that the de- IL
and fer medical attention will be even =
eater than II was in 1892.
Appeal for Medicines. T
Bearing these facts In mind, Dr. D. Il
,rcy Hiclsl!nz. chairman OF tho COM =
itto,. haa determined to provide for
contingencies. and yobterday an g