The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-17

month for hrst-class machinists. so for
chief machinists and from 500 10 $50 a
month for warrant machintsts- There are
different grades in the petty officer class
10 be reached through promotions from the
higher ratings. In addition 20 pay. board
and clothes Is furnished.
Lieut.. n. u. HasbrOuck viii be IN lndlan-
apolis from Oct. s TO II. He Will be In Fort
Wayne from Aug. . 10 30. An Oricer Will
b in Evansville from Sept. 10 . ana IN
Terre Haute from sept. 5 TO IL Anothec
officer VIII return 10 Indianapolis Oct. Q
and remain a week. Other dates VIII De
made in the State.
Following is the distribution Of American
military organizations in the insular posses
sions: In Porto Rico. the Fifty-sixth and
Fifty-ninth Companies, Coast Artillery
Porto Rico Provisional Regiment In Cuba,
the Seventeenth. Eighteenth Nineteenth,
Twentfeth. Twenty-hrst. Twenty-second,
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth Com
panies, Coast Artillery. In the Philippines,
the r. r. g and II Companies United states
Engineers; T., r., II and ! Companies, sig
nal Corps: ~headuGarters, A. Z, g, u. ]. X,
J. ard NJ troops Of First, Fifth, sixth,
Ninth. Eleventh and Fifteenth Cavalry,
Fourteenth, Fifteenth and Twenty-hfth
Batteries. Field Artillery; Twenty-ffth.
Twenty-seTenth. Thrty-hrst and Thirty
sixth Companies, Coast Artillery FIRST,
Second, Fifth, Tenth, Eleventh. Twenty
sixth. Twenty-seventh. Twenty-elshth,
Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth United States
Infantry.
The late Senator Mcmillan was born in
Canada. and. therefore, could not have been
President. Senator Mcmillan probably will
be succeeded as chairman Of the District
committee by Senator GaIlinger, Of New
Hampshire. another Canadian by birth.
Thomas Kearns, the millionaire Utah SEN
ator. was also born in Canada. Senator
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Norway in 1913 and lived there until 1919,
when his parents brought him to Chicago.
That same year Senator Patterson, of Col
Orado, landed in New York. He was then
nine years old, and came straight from
County Carlow. I'm Ireland. As far back as
1881 Senator j. T.. Jones. Of Nevada, came
10 the United States from Herefordshire,
England. All other senators are eligible
for the presidency.
Speaker Henderson came from Scotland.
The only other ScOtChman in the House is
Representative McLachlan, from Argyll
shire. Representatives jenkins of WiscOn-
sin, Sutherland OF Utah and Hamburg OF
New York are Englishmen by birth, and
Naphen of Massachusetts. Dreamer of New
York, CoOney or Missouri and Delegate
Rodney Of New Mexico came from Ireland.
Representative Burk. the millionaire tan
ner from Philadelphia, and the handsome
Or. BarthOld, the St Louis congressman,
are from Germany. Frederic Storm, of
the First New York district. was born in
AlSace, and BrisOw. Of Brooklyn. Il from
the Azores. COuuell. the richest ColBItSS-
man in the House, comes from Nova SEQ
TIA, and McCleary. of Minnesota, was
born in Ontario and educated at Montreal.
Hughes. Of West Virginia, also Is a Ca
madam by birth.
Secretary Wilson CAyreshire, Scotland is
the only Cabinet minister of foreign birth.
All TENDERS OF the United States Supreme
Bench are native Americans. although JUS
tice Brewer was born of American parents
temporarily residing in Asia Minor.
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It is noted in the description OF the en-
tertaihments being given Prince Chen in
this country the names Of strange and
unusual nuts appear In the menu. The
Chinese are very fond of these tree fruits.
In Washington there is a magnificent
double row Of shade trees leading from
the front Of the Agriculture Department
straight through the park. These are
Chinese impOTtatiOns and bear what is
known as the ChingkO nut. The nuts drop
IN October and the Cinnamon may always
lie seen under the trees looking for them.
They are about the size of plums, with a
smooth pit, a little smaller than a peach
seed. The fruity portion is soft, and as
they go TO pieces rapidly they make a
messy covering of the ground. The
Cinnamon pick out the nuts and take
them 10 a nearby pool, where they wash
tiie pits clean, crack the nuts and eat
them.
The Chingko trees are becoming famous
In the country among those who are look