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New-York tribune., 1902-08-28
A GOOD INVESTMENT.
VALUES AT PocoNo BOUND TO RIsE-GooD SITES
BEING TAKEN.

VALUES. At PoCoNo BOUND TO RIsE-GooD SITES
BEING TAKEN.
Mount Pocono. Penn. Aug . (speciaD--Trunks
are going and trunks coming, and that's whaI
keeps the porters guessing at the hotels Ihis mas
been a big August and II this fine weather con-
,fnues il is predicted by Uncle Ed Hooker. who
has been mine host OF Pocono Mountain House Ior
twenty-five years. that Pocono Will nave summer
rush particularly il the seashore resorts Close
early.
Mrs storer wife OF DR.. Storer. OF New-York has
been considered the champion pool player at Hook-
er's but Dr. Storer and Mrs. Swan. OF Oyster Bay
now lead Mrs Storer. who plays with Mr. sweeney
OF Philadelphia.
The celebration OF Mrs Swans twenty-nrst wed
ding anniversary was very pleasant event ana
Miss Hooker did the honors. as she has done before
on similar occasions.
Mrs Swan Mrs Hair Miss Hooker and DR.. and
Mrs storer enjoyed Il three mile walk TO Pocono
Inn.
The annual meeting of the Society Of Christian
Endeavor Pennsylvania branch is being held at
Hopedale back OF Cresco. and the trains west
bound are bringing up many representatives
Ex-Congressman NJ I. southard and Mrs South
ard OF New-York. have taken apartments at the
Swiftwater. The Rev. DR.. John Fox, Mrs; Fox
and Miss FoX Of East Orange n j. are "a also Ss3s at
York. at the swtftwater but went home to at
tend target pracfH t IN OF b the Ia Of at tboa 6Re
Vile sborthand so they might have recorded the
speech of Admiral Dewey when he presented three
American flags by successful competitors
LseEaWanna SaVsir Railroad in NeT-York has been at
the Montanesca again. Hlltng up With the good
Lott resident physician OF the resort. is erecting
a pretty cottage in the woods below Trinity Epis
way This is the time 10 purchase cottage sites
Mount Pocono. for. as certain as the sun shines.
present time.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-28
GOOD FISHING AT ATLANTIC CITY
rAKEwALKs ATTRACT cROwDs-CoLLEGE
BOYS PLAY BROOKLYN BASE
BALL TEAM.

Atlantic City. y. J.. Aug. y (Speciall.-For the
last two days the baseball park has been the centre
of attraction in the afternoons. for the Brook
lvn National League baseball club has been here
nlaying against the home team and everybody In
terested in the great American sport assembled at
the ball park watch the games. The grounds
were filled both afternoons. The home team. which
is made up II college boys who have held places
on their varsity teams. put up strong argument
against the Brocklynites. but not quite strong
enough to take the games away from the visitors.
The fishing here is the best had this season.
and the visitors are not slow in recognizing and
taking advantage OF 1t. This morning about TWEEN
tyfve boats of the inlet Aeet parties out and
the catches the biggest OF the season. There
seems be somewhat Of scarcity Of bluehsh this
year, but there Is d great abundance OF the finest
weakish that have been seen here in long time:
delightful hop given in the casino OF the
ROYAL Palace this evening. and nearly all OF the
guests OF that popular hosiery attended. Some Of
here this season upon this occasion, and
there was great display OF jewery and precious
stones. The dance was given by the proprietor Of
the house, L. y. Pike.
Cakewaiks on the piers do not seem to lose their
interest for the people who come here. and every
night one OF them occurs 1t is well patronized.
visitors for many of the latter are from points
West. where such a thing as a cakewalk is seldom
heard Of
lieutenant Joseph H Dent 47th Infantry United
States Army. returned from the Philippine Islands
recently and came direct 20 Atlantic City to claim
his bride. He joined his fancee at her pretty home
in North Chelsea-ave. ami at 10 o'clock Tuesday
morning led Miss Anna e {. Savage to the par
sonage of Christ Church, where the Rev. DR.. c. i.
Snkinson joined them in matrimOny. The cere-
mony private only immediate friends and rela-
tives being present The bridesmaid Miss
Bessie Savage. a sister of the bride. Ross +. Will
Jams, of Philadelphia, was best man.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-28

THE NORTH JERSEY COAST.
LIVELY DAYS AT long BRANCH AND
SEABRIGHT FOR SUMMER VISITORS

Long Branch, y. j.. Aug. p (speciaD.-At the
EIberOn Hotel tonight a military euchre was held
for the benefit of the LyCeum Long Branch.
The who planned the affair were greeted by
many people. At the conclusion of the
game dancing was enjoyed. y course supper was
served.
Another benefit for the Lyceum has been planned.
1t will take place at the stone building. Chelsea
and Third-aves.. Friday and Saturday next 1t
will be the annual fair given by the women Of the
Lyceum-
The marriage of Miss Lizzie Wolcott oi Long
Branch. and Andrew N. Hayes. Of Jersey City,
took place this morning the Simpson Methodist
Episcopal parsonage. The Rev. Dr. J. F. Shaw
performed the ceremony The wedding quiet
affair being attended only by the contracting par
ties and few friends.
Monmouth Beach will witness the final outdoor
concert of the season tomorrow. Elaborate prep
arations being made 10 make the last concert
the best of the season. Bandmaster SchDhtt mas
won many friends at Monmouth this summer.
Firemen from North Long Branch enjoyed their
annual outing to-day. clambake being served al
Uncle Johnny Smiths resort on the Shrewsbury
Oliver Byron. the actor. after whom the company
was named is an honorary member and a liberal
contributor 10 the company's benevolent enter
prises.
Mrs A Taylor Trusx. of Rockwe-ave-. enter
taned a number of her friends last night in de-
TehtfuI manner Her guests we're members OF the
aid societies of Simpson Methodist Episcopal
Church and their husbands All told forty enjoyed
the festive occasion.
Seabright is arranging for celebration on Labor
Day The events open to summer visitors and
residents There will be prizes for the winners and
those finishing second. Entries close on SuIlddy
next. The committee in charge comprises Colonel
Milan Palmer. of the OCtagon Hotel; I: {: Benson
Of the Peninsula Hotel; Lincoln r. Peabody, OF the
Seabright Inn; Walter Watson OF Monmouth
Reach and Daniel W. Bedford, OF Seabright. The
starter will be Frank 3. Brassel, and the Judges
Andrew b Graves of Yale University, and +. l..
Campion Of the New-Nork Yacht Club
Among the new arrivals the following:
FIorence-Mrs. H HeaIy. Mrs E. A Hartogenus.
J. w Haligan, Miss c. Shaply, Nelly Frederlcks'
James Sherman, Walter Scarf William Schmidt
BENJAMIN Happens. NJ. Sullivan. Miss l. Monroe;
n D Connel, \. Wdrdell. and j. Z. Herbert, an
of New-York: NJ +. Fox Mrs. l. Morren ana Al
Brighton-F. ". Augustine. OF Washington
J. p McAnerney. J. r. KeIso, Master Edward kei,,
so william c. Edinburg, of New-f ork; MT; ana
Mrs w J. Mahon. and DR.. w. J. Mahon, OF Hart
ford, Conn: William r. Sarzelen, OF san ran
cisco; Mr. and Mrs William r. Bennett and MISS
Frances Bennett. of New-York; Mrs tudge ana
daughter of Hoboken. y. J.. -,
United States-MrS- \. l. Terrand or ClarehCSg'
n Y: Jennie l.. Cowell. of New-York Mrs NJ
Hicks of New-York; Miss Rose Hicks and j. .
ocean House, II Rosse. OF New-York; NtlliaI ~
Paterson. y. J.; Harold Proskey, of Paterson \. J.
L, b Rakete of Manchester. n h: 6harl+ss
Heath OF Hackensack, y. j., and Il Meeker' Oh
New-IoTk
New-York tribune., 1902-08-28
TIE RETURN OF THE NATIVES
ARDsLET COLONY EXPECTED bACh ID
LABOR DAY-PING PONG STILL
The GAME

The dull season is about over al AFosieS on
son and with the coming Of Labor Day comes NJ"
i,ss IN the club The month of August is the time
when the wealthy colony goes TO the seashore ana
IN. mountains but September finds them back 70
<he MD love brown berries and full Of life after
"a weu spent outing. The club is beginning TO Ill
again and the perandas are crowded nightly with
diners. These beautiful August evenings are per
feet
Labor Day will be reunion day and a day OF
rports II will be the day when most Of the Ardsey
yetidents return The Gouds, the Cochranes, the
Eewitts the Mcyiclars, the Thomases. the Jaffrays
the Graefs, the Fargos. the Kings and the Beltz-
bcvers expected home. The principal event
ns the day VIII be the mems foursorae, eighteen
Aoles, medal play There viii also be tennis and
squash. The cool evenings have brought ping pong
into prominence again and many games enjoyed
nightly.
The the Hudson Saturday near Ards
ley exciting, the Linda and the Scoop were
only one minute and forty-one seconds apart. The
yachts finished as follows: Linda, $40; the Scoop
isE1:I5: the Ping Pong, 1855; the Kim 1:sS:lO
The result OF the mems handicap played Saturday
s. follows:
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THE GRIPPING CHARM OF THE PLACE.
EXHILARATTNG AIR, REDOLENT OF FINE AND
FLOWER. MAKE GOING \ THING TO BE
long POSTPONED.

Lake Hopatcong. \. J, Aug. q (SpeciaD-Many
people who come and go they choose, have
decided 70 remain here long this magnificent
weather continues In camp, cottage and tent the
summer residents filed with the spirit of the
season. and every sort Of pleasure and recreation
that the lake invites is being indulsed in
The ground has so thoroughly dried cut that
many persons who have kept close TO habitations
are now living in the open. Yesterday number
OF women enjoyed fancywork party. They gath
cred on the east shore OF the lake. among the
rocks, and under the shade of spreading trees with
the tools of the craft
Hackettstown sent down delegation in the af
ternoon, and they went up the lake by steamer
The party consisted of Mrs. Stokes. Mrs Warner
Miss Hepburn, Miss Stokes and Mr.. Warner, all of
New-York and sojourners on Schooleys Mountain
The Misses Weed, of New-York have taken on
acquired this by canoeing, bathing and sailing
Miss Coburn. of Bay Ridge gave an exhibition of
swimming to-day that greatly enjoyed by her
admirers. This young woman, old ex-
preston. can dive like feather and come up like
cork, and is all around Skilful swimmer.
Miss Ackerman and Mr.. BowleS of Newark de-
feated Miss Childs and Mr.. Snyder, of New York
at tennis and at quoitS MeSsrs. Henry, Smiley and
Strader defeated Messrs. Osgood, ketcham and
Redmond. These New-Y YorxerS.
Lots of bass being caught. and the sunshine
is bringing them up OF the still depths where
certain death awaits them
New-York tribune., 1902-08-28
WESTCHESTER RESORTS
BETTER SERVICE TO NEW ROCHELLE
YACHT RACE FOR LARCH1ONT
CTP SEPTEMBER 13.

The many people who daily compelled 10
change cars at Larchmont while going TO the dit-
ferent Westchester resorts and beaches. will be
glad TO know that negotiations pending between
the New-York and Stamford Railway and the
Union Railway Company whereby the cars OF the
former corporation Will the Union lines TO
New-R Rochelle and Glen Island. without additional
fare. President Charles A Singer OF the New-York
and Stamford Company has been trying for more
than n year TO obtain this concession from the
"Huckleberry.' and he announced yesterday that
trafac arrangement would probably be made in
companies not agreed upon IS the length OF the
lease
Lounsbury Park, pretty section OF Rye. which
lies between the Rye and Oakland beaches, is in a
fair way TO rival Larchmont heatrical colony.
sold two Thomas -. Seabrooke. the actor
who will build n fine villa this tall and four more
lots were sold yesterday TO Mrs. Bessie Daniels.
wife of Frank Daniels, the we'll known comedian.
Mrs Daniels who is u clever business woman. will
erect a number of cottages. which she VIII lease
to theatrical people. A $1,000 home is also 10 be
built ia the Park by Robert w. Beck, VINO recently
sold his hotel Rye Beach 10 syndicate or
wealthy summer residents.
The Pelham Fire Department Is preparing 70 ceie-
brate | abor Day by entertaining the Wimot
residents of New-RochelIe.
1t was announced yesterday AT the Larchmont
be held on Long Island Sound on September lS
This will practically wind up the racing season. The
race is TO be sailed for the LarchmonI Cup, which
is said valued at $500. \ score or nne yachts
are TO compete in the race.
II is repored that the proprietors or some or the
summer hotels at Rye and other places on the
Sound have lost money THIS year on account OF
the cool weather. one hotel at Rye Is reported to
ba-r
New-York tribune., 1902-08-28
FOsSILIzED WOM4N'S SHOE HEEL.
SENSATIONAL DISCOVERY on MOUNT MINsI-
PING PONG AGAIN.

Delaware Water Gap, Penn. Aug. q (SpeciaD.-
Mr.. Lamb, who keeps tab the situation, and
by reason of his position news agent at the rail-
road station knows all about what is going on
says the crowd is moving both ways. That is
about the way it appears. To look down the river
at the busy scene one would think the was
just opening Some of the here lazy, and
have become ungallant to lie back in the
stern OF boats and allow their fair companions to
do the rowing. When asked why such was the
case, Of them replied "Oh. the girls trying
10 develop muscle"
While exploring the quiet precincts of Mount
Minsi yesterday Mr.. Wilson, OF New-York. found
a tiny shoe heel wedged in the rocks, and think
ing ii may have been lost by some young miss who
had preceded him the trail is keeping it, and
If the owner still here and wishes it, she
obtain the heel for the mere asking.
On the inside games of all kinds, dancing and
music make the evenings pass pleasantly at the
hotels. At the kittatinny they had d funny novel
~ party, IN which the wisest sages became chill
dren for the time being. Miss Huttig. of Berlin
Is at this house, and generously entertains with
performances the piano
AT Water Gap House there are many visitors and
rome old timers among them. They enjoy
dancing, and occasionally cards but good old chats
on the shady veranda please the older set
Ine GienWood is always lively, this Mr.. john
son guarantees. Cards, dancing, tennis, ping pong
and games of all kinds played. and liberal
patronage TO the Delaware River comes from this
house When the moon was full this house even
New-York tribune., 1902-08-28
OCEAN GROVE WIDE AWAKE.
INTEREST IN THE BIG CAMP MEETING IN
CREASING

CREASING
ocean Grove. y. J. Aug q (speciaD.-Interest IN
the great camp meeting is increasing daily. This
year, never before the early morning meetings
crowded with vorshippers, and the enthusiasm
is intense. A score more OF well known evangel-
lists are now here. and they are taking active
part the O'Clock meetings in the temple taber-
nacle and chapel Jennie Smith. Of Washington,
the national railroad evangelist arrived to-day and
assisted Vice-President Ballard this morning in the
holiness meeting in the tabernacle.
Over in the temple. at the same hour. Bishop
FitzGerald talked to two thousand young Chris
tians, and Amanda Smith. the colored evangelist
sang and exhorted in her happy style The Help
ing Hand" meeting IN the chapel. was also a scene
Of great religious enthusiasm. The Rev. William
Franklin in charge, and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Loper, the singing evangelists. assisted.
The morning preaching service IN the Auditorium
attended by nearly two thousand wOrshppers,
many of whom were one day excursionists. Bishop
FitzGerald presided, and fifty ministers seated
on the platform. The preacher was the Rev. Dr.
John Lannahan. of Baltimore. who is eghty-three
years old.
Mrs. Lizzie Smith. the evangelist conducted the
conservation meeting in the tabernacle at lis p
m. and Mrs. William H. L. Stark, OF Ocean Grove
talked TO the children in the building p
m The regular afternoon Bible reading in the
temple conducted by the Rev. DR.. Joseph H.
Smith. Of Redlands Cal
The Rev. Clarence B. Strouse. OF Philadelphia.
the young evangelist. preached to five thousand
persons in the Auditorium this evening. He is q
fearless talker. and has created sensation by
denouncing protesting Christians who dance. tpple
play cards and go I the theatre
The Rev. Dr.. George V Leech; Of Washington. IS
resting for week at the Hotel Spray View.
Fannie H. Munroe a physician from Newark IS
the Queen.
DR.. Z. Forrest Beckett. surgeon in the regu-
lar army. with residence in Philadelphia, IS at the
Waverly.
The Rev. II L. Freeman pastor Of the First
with Mrs Freeman at the Philadelphia.
The Rev. S Wright Butler Of Poughkeepsie
La Pierre
children.
The Rev s. b Prickett Of Metuchen. brought
Mrs Prickett to the Alaska yesterday for al in
definite outing by the
Mrs. G. Il. Brown. of Eliza beth, IS at the Arng
ton with her daughter.
Mrs W. Ring. Miss Ring, Miss katherine Ring
and Miss Ida Ring. OF New-York: Mr.. and Mrs. F.
r, Jones and Harry H. Jones. Of Poughkeepsie, and
Mr.. and Mrs. w II. Mailer. Mrs. l. a. Poweson.
Miss PoweIson and Miss Helen Powelson Of New
Brunswick have rooms AZ the Seaside Hotel
Mrs. n. Z. Mclaughlin, of New-York, and Mrs
G. II. Blake and Mrs. George Z. Blake, OF Troy,
being entertained at the Hotel Spray View.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-28
THE ACQUISITION OF TAN.
CHIzF OCCUPATION OF MANY FAIR GUESTS AT
GREENWOOD

Greenwood Lake, y. J.. aug. q CspeciaD-The
IS known the Tried and Trues' is enjoying
life on the crest Of the wavelets hatboats with
and without guides This brigade is made up Of
fishermen, many OF whom are so independent that
they scout the insinuation of being obliged to en-
lie. and go ii alone. This mornings train took
good luck should reward others that were out to-
day, another lot OF Greenwood Lake bass and pick
erel win frizzle On New-York and Brooklyn frying
pans tomorrow.
The bare girl is happy now. and she has
the last ten days TO enable her return home full
of boastful pride Several Of these pretty maidens
who believe in tan and don't mind few freckles
are using lotions TO cool the sting OF sunburn.
Asssnstocks not used here to any great ex-
sent Bat yesterday afternoon a party wended their
weary way up Mount Stirling and found these
souvenirs OF Switzerland OF great assistance This
party vas made up Of the Misses Curley, Miss
Way and Miss Wells. OF New York: Miss Begss
Smith Of Brooklyn. and Donovan. OF Jersey City
mountain and three groups.
swimming race between "Charley" Marris and
John owens. Tor the glory Of old New-fork AFFORD
ed fun for a camping party yesterday. and as 1t
proved q dead heat the glory viii have 10 come
driving party from Pompton Plains enjoyed a
ride 70 tbs lake yesterday, and spent several hours
adm.rng the beauty Of the region. In the party
Ping pong viii be the feafu9e q aoenigSt at the
an Duren cottage. and will be followed by
bookings that Will keep business booming through
eeptambsr.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-28
DANCE AND YOU'LL NOT DIE WE'LL
A VIRGINIA EVANGELIST DENOUNCES THE
MAN WHO PLACES HIS ARM AROUND
THE WAIST OF A WOMAN.

Asbury Park, X. J., Aug. 27.-The Rev. c. E.
Strouse, the evangelist, of Salem, Va, reached
his fourth sermon at the Ocean Grove Camp Meet
ing last evening and denounced dancing, the the
atre, card playing and gambling. Among other
things ne said:
The old square dance has gone out of style Do
you suppose that God ever intended a man to put
his arm around and dance around
room with her? If you show me woman
who can dance around a ballroom with man and
be a good church member | would like to have her
photograph. | don't believe that any who
pursues the theatre. the card table or who drinks
who put their arms around innocent girls and dance
with them impure.
Any one who has had such experience and
who goes TO the ballroom. stand up.' challenged
Mr.. StroUse.
No one stood up, and the speaker continued:
How do ballroom people die? I know. and Will
tell you-none of them die well Gambling is the
sin Of the nation lost $4,000 at gambling. and
might be a tinhorn gambler in a New-York dive
tonight if God had not rescued me. The devil is
a great teacher of cards. 1 have known him to
Progressive euchre is gambling No wonder some
of you sisters are tanning yourselves pretty Wig
orously | guess ] hitting you pretty hard,
When You have card party at home you have a
primary gambling school. while the uptown gam
bling house is the university. One thing yet, and
that is drinking. tell you alcohol and God can
not live in the same body. Think Of swill drink
ing preacher The devil don't watch him at all, for
that preacher is doing the devils bidding all right
New-York tribune., 1902-08-28
SPENDS ONLY FEW HOURS IN EUROPE.


EASTON PENN) LAWYER Turns Up AT PATEE-
SON WITH AN ILL BALANCED MIND.
Paterson. Aug. q (SpecfaD.-Henry 5. Cavanalsh.
lawyer Of Easton, Penn. who rnysteriously dis
appeared from his home a few weeks ago. is az the
rectory of the Church OF Our Lady OF Lourdes. in
Riverst this city. where he IS being cared for by
Father Stein. lifelong friend OF Mr. and Mrs
Cavanaugh. The wanderer is seriously Ill. and MS
mental condition is such that he is unable to
coherentIy for his whereabouts since he left
Easton. Mrs. Cavanaugh was informed that her
husband was in this city. and is in attendance
upon him Mr.. CavanaUgh recognized his wife and
greeted her by name. which was considered a
favorable indication that he VIII his mental
powers
After quitting EaStOn Cavanaugh went 70 New
York. where he made purchases OF such a size and
nature to indicate that he not in his proper
mind. On August he left the WaldOrf-Astoria.
went to the steamer La Touraine. and sailed on
her for France Arriving in Paris, he remembers
writing cable dispatch to his wife and giving il 70
a messenger, but for some reason it was not sent
After six hours in Paris he returned TO HavTe.
took the steamer La Gascogue back TO New-York.
reaching there on Monday of this week. and came
to Paterson
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andicap played Saturday

Among the late arrivals at the Ardsley Club
ere Fl. B. Thompson, Of Wilmington, Del. George
Anderson. OF Edinburgh: Appleton Clark of Staten
Island: Lucer z. Moore, of New-Orleans; w H
Graves, Of Boston: Charles T. Adams of Montclair,
y: J.: Mr. and Mrs Francis Knagg, of ST Paul.
=. = Palmer, William h Biddle. J. n. Staples
J q. Harris. George T. Norton, A B. Baylis D.
y. Thomas. Thomas s. Jevon. Edward Choate and
9l-. and Mrs. George W. Darr. of New-York.
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70 AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHER

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furnished walking party to the Promontory on
Mount Nins - ,o.4
The patrons OF the Delaware House have enJoyed
sacred concerts and progressive eucnre. an anus
ing combination, OF course. but the concerts are
given Sundays , -.
a volume could be written Of all the things that
20 on here in A season. for IL Is great place Tor
young people, and wherever they so something Is
always doing.
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10 one stood np. and DC sneaker eontinued:
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
Washington. Aug 27.-The following army and
navy orders have been issued:


navy orders have been issued:
ARMY.
The assignment Colonel WILLIAM P. HALL assistant
general duty in the office OF the adJuant
general IS announced.
First I4euteneut LOUIS s D RUCKER Jr.. 18th In
fantry. Will join his company.
The following made in the l1th Cavalry
First Lieutenant LEON B. KRONER. from Troop II
Troop e. and First Lieutenant EDMOND L. TOMf-
KINS. from Troop TO Troop II
The following transfers made the 18th Cavalry
First Lieutenant CLARK d. DUDLEY. from Troop +
Troop 3; First Lieutenant CHRISTIAN BFtl& ND
from Troop 10 Troop F.
following transfers made In the 14th Infantry
First Lieutenant HENRY s. WAGNER. from Com
pany 10 Company NJ: First Lieutenant LAWRENCE
d. CABELI>. from Company NJ 10 Company J.
The following tranafers in the artillery made 70
this date: Captain JOSEPH P TRACEY.
from the list the cath Company coast artillery
Captain WALTER !. BETHEL. from the Oath Com
pany coast artillery. 10 the unassigned list,
Commander c. L. COLAHAN. Lieutenant Commander T..
LLOYD Jr Lieutenants f. KARTH and c. n.
OFFLY and Chaplain II. II. CLARK. detached the
Indiana: to the Naval Academy.