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Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1902-01-24

Il Is wonderful how seoa yea get
used 10 things. even the things yon
want most: our watches. for instance.
We wanted them frightfully. but when
| had mine for {. week or two | hardly
cared to look at tie works at ar ana
1t did not make me feel happy In my
heart any more. though OF course
should have been very unhappy il It
had been taken away from me. And
the same with new clothes and nice
dinners and having enough Of every
thing. You soon get used 10 It ali. AND
II does not make you extra happy.
though if you had It all taken away you
would be very detected. That Is II good
word and ore have meyer usaa he.
foreJ You set used 10 everything. as
said. and then yea want something
more. Father says this is what people
mean by deceitfnlness Of riches. lil
Albcrt's uncle says il is llie spirit of
progress AID Mrs. Leslie said some
people call il divine diseontent. =.
NesniI In Wcuidbegoods.
To Rule Husband.
TO rule yonr husband, ny dear lady,
do exactly as You please. but always
pretend that yon de as lie p!eases.
That Is where your ability comes in.
Men are ruled, as children are. by the
prospect of reward The reward Of
your husband is your amability, y0ur
sweetness your devotion. and your
beauty. of which you should take a
constant care. Love has to be fed CON
stantly Always let him suppose that
il is for him that you wish TO remain
beautiful. The woman who believes
that she is asserting her Independence
every time she puts Oh hai pprfieulaf-
~ displeasng To her husband Is as
clever and as intelligent Is the Irish.
nan who buys return tiekei nj rail-.
road office aud on entering The eGr re-
marks to the passengers 4 have piag.
ed Il good joke on the company. | lgs9e
bought return ticket ht.t doi.4
mean 10 come back. Max o l,ell IL
Her Royal Highness. WoHan."
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1902-01-24

WANTED. To purchase, good Sec
ond hand buggy or cart. Apply nj
RECORD Office.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-02-14
Four Good aud Sufficient Reasons,

There are four good and sufficient
reasons why you should use "CHfton''
duur:
|. Because it is the best patent flour
IN the market, and makes the whitest
and ,:ghtest biscuit aud rolls and most
delicious cake and pastry.
,. Because Il Is absolutely pure,
being guaranteed by the Anti. Adultera-
ton League, the executive committee
OF which will pay any one who discov-
NrS any adulteration in it reward of
$1,000.
). Because 1t Is made OF the best So
lected wheat grown on Kentucky soil
and Is millcd rs much with regard to
the nutritive value Of the flour as its
color and rising qualities
4. Because 1t Is the only -four man.
utactured south Of the Ohio river that
is guaranteed by and bears the Anti.
Authorization League trade mark, thus
atfording the consumer absolute immu.
nifty from the poisonous mineral that
Is being used to adulterate flour.
For sale by Edw. Il. Hipp and tho
Palmetto Grocery Co.
BRANSFORD Mills,
Owensboro Ky.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-02-14
NHNB&RRY RERALD AND NEwo FEBRUARY "a i'"2
nlEp IN ARK SSAS.
Mt'. Sir'h r Ru"t"n u, q snu nIcd the
sam" naN Mr>. H"rt"n WAS >aiivr
0f N,WbrrrN tnunty

~" tN>}owinG sad account of
,h" Gosth {" mn,N,r and her son
which occurred in Arkadclphia.
\ kansas. on the &d inst, Is taken
from The SiitiuE< Herald, of the
9th instant, Mrs E0rlou was a native
Nf this county and the family has many
friends ard relatives who <ympalhi2e
With them in lNrir tr0u NlrS.
"pra,h the rrlenilv<> DESTROYER of
homes, invaded the household Of Mr..
kaN Barton And took his beloved wife
and son on the Same day. the Sabbath,
February 2nd, 1902. Their sickness
began with the .,ripp". MT soon drtrl-
or"d iA:o pneumonia, which in few
days proved fatal. Mrs. Eur:on dying
a sin o'r.Nrk y M. auN her son Flavc.
Il one Y III. Mrs. Eurlon'$ maiden
name WAS Stuart, the GauG htcr " Will
liam Aa0 EN"ahrin Stuart. ot New
Derry, ). {. She WAS born on The N.
day Vt August. lS4&. and was married
I" NJ Kay Eur,on ON August M. 1858,
ana moved from South Carolina ~ Ar.
kansas III 1866. aad settled in Clark
County SHe WAS The mother ot nine
rh.lGrvN, FIVE NoyS aud four girls, All of
whom aHc living. except F,Ave, who
died the same day A< his mother Mrs.
Barton made a protest. ION " taitu III
CNrI>:. ~ her Saviour. IN rN;tGhonG.
AMI Wu.tvG VIA iNr NJ : CMurcH
N""i", ST." @"> ,VN~ Stree N>tU All earn.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-02-14

In" Savannah News says shA, Ger.
?ItI&uEh Lee WAS approached hy re.
Nor;er III Louisville not long since for
Al Interview. The reporter got no fur.
iher in questioning Gen. Lee than
'WhA' do you think" when he WAS
Interrupted hy the general with these
words: II don, think At all. The
FAC; Is, am not allowed to think. |
am An officer in the Cuited States
army, General Lee is right. II he
wau.> to think he ought to get ont OF
III" service. or At leas, keep his thoughts
10 himself
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-02-14

TREASURY DEPARTMENT., OFFICE Or)
COMPTROLLER Nt' THE CURRENCY,
Washington. d. G, Jan. II, 1902.
"HEREAS. BY SATISFACTORY
w evidence presented to the un.
dcrSignrd, it has heeu made to appear
- a. -" E'".' y .,'>rn' R,~l; - Whit
Wlrt. In tue County OF New DERRY, and
S'At' of S'u'h Carolina, has complied
wiih ;'r provisions Of the Statutes
or me United States "rqrirad 70 no COM
PNrd .tH nrfo:c an u>su .iH.iun shall
he authorized to commence the husi-
ness IT Narkirr.
No.. ''ere'ur-. |. Wm. B Ridrely.
mutrollrr OF the currency, do hereby
certify tNut the First Nationul Bank Of
h'tmi'r. in the town of Whitmirc,
(oun'y Of Ncwb, rry nnd State OF South
Carolina. is authorized to commence
ne hU<'"'ss Of banking as provided In
Section j. loo OF the Revised Statutes
~ thH United States
In testimony whereof witness my hand
ami seal this 2lst Januh,v. 1902
Signed WM. Il. RlpGEli:Y, lis
No. 6lo2. Comp'r Of Currency.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-02-14
II stood In a Drauyht.

with my coat off and caught this
wretched cold" says tho sufferer. lilo
need not pay q heavy penalty II no fol.
lows his act Of folly with an act OF via.
dom. Soak the feet In hot water with
teaspoonful of Perry Davis Pain.
Killer IN 1t. Take a teaspoontul Of
Pain Killer In hot sweetened water at
bed time and be thankful for so simple
and speedy a way to break up q cold,
Davis.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-02-14
Don't Let Them Suffer

OFTEN children are tortured with itch
ing and burning eczema and other skin
diseases but Buuklen's Arnica Salve
meals the raw sores, eNpels intlam-
mation, leaves the skin without a scar.
Clean, fragrant. cheap. there's no salve
on earth 81 good. Try it. Cure guaran-
tSed. Only 2oc at all druggists.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-02-14

The report " the proceedings a; lh,.
unvHlllng Of III" South Carulil.a mona
m"nt on the ChjckamauEa battlefield,
aS prepared hy the secretary T tive
EomNisSion. Gen. I |. Walker. has
JUS: cHen issued. Any veteran who de-
>,rrS copy may SrrNrr one nv eurloS.
lnE postage stamp to the T.. II. Aul,
~, New berry. : G
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-02-14

w "'hNNN at sNtl Sulitltn An AEt 10
authorize the city c"unril OF Anderson
to issue bonds IN and OF Hn additional
subscription io the capita. stock of The
Savannah NailrN RAILROAD, Io vahuAir
iNr rllA 0rhlnal &C.. anu q, rlluu autau-
l%nE the same, ANA 10 authorizes u
rNn>oNd"NNn Of sad hnud> NTH
i"rm"r >>Uv Ui bonds tor lWr same ulr-
pNS", approved December 34;h, l>>i.
10 allhVli iIN ttrk, ,uS Iruu'N 10 laN
past lnuI NtrNnVS> OF S..u UuuiN and ~
pnt Sa!H tHuut, rn i rt-I NA>t~ auu 20
authorize In" lev! Huu rn!lrr. IUu Ni a
>p%rNal IAN for the pay urnt ut the
same.
/" amend Section 1919 II the Grue.
RAJ Statutes OF the State Nf :>nu,h Ca. -
iua, being Srctluu 3u4l, ui the REVISED
Statutes Nf this State. relating 10 the
appral>rmCnt OF the personal estate ut
lntrrStatrs ny allowing the appra ..
mtut to De made hy qualified rI,rrois
To prevent the sale OF certain fire.
crackers.
To amend Section Thrrc Hundred
AMI Fnrly.tivr ,3ii, OF the CNdv Of ElvI.
Procedure Of l>4% with regard 10 np-
pralS.
Empowering the Winning up Nr dis.
solution OF all CORPORATIONS.
To amend an Act cntittt Il ".\n \ri 10
allow the opening OF plspru>ArIr> III
rlCkcn> Hnd Oconvr CoLnii,> ANA ~
provide for the distribution of the
profits thrrrtTom III said CNuu:r~, ap.
proved lS!h December, \. II 1924
To authorize the sale or rNrhAugr ~
certain Railroad Stocks anu BouU> ny
lhe County Board ut tUWm.>> >iuusr> Ut
,,hrStCruvlN Cnuu,y. ana 10 direct the
Il disposition Uf the proceeds
-,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-02-14

IHt. Back S,"vS, sold 10y II. T.. Todd
tN., is certainly nm ideal stove
|" I've. III rest ct TO its quail ", beauty
a .: rAll hir >r"r'rr. il s'au,:s unparnl.
tl Il uny NJ i,'ir uf its ki,,i have
be nSi < Il Enrk Stove for quite a
While and | Nk" il So we'll that | would
ro' Gir" i,in Nrhange for any other
stow. Very rrspertfu,lv.
ECG. = WERTS.
New h"rrv. = &. Jan. Is. 1902. fGt
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-02-14
WEWl1SI
Ella NJ Su'rr. Defendant.
hN ORDER OEEuECOlIRr LhL,

against
Ella NJ SuHrr. Defendant.
10y ORDER ROFTHE HECOURrnEHE.
~ IN, | witt >vlN To The highest b,u.
der, hrsor" the >'uurt tlruSo a, Now.
o'rrN, \ G., uO sHlchaN ~ March
ntAi, i3u., ali the TWO tracts or uiuu,a.
ttons of land situat' aud hripy in the
County OF Ncwhrrry, aud State aror,
ss'd. c"ntsi"inG in Traa, No |, Onc
Hu"dred and F"rty.two l42l Acres
more or less, and bound, d hy lands If
W b Oxnrr, Geo. l.. Hardy, Adolphus
nardy, Mis-. Il. w All II aud Mr.
Nance.
Tract N. ,. the Mavhn.on Tract,
containing rwenty.onr (2U Acrcs, more
or lcss, and bounded by lalds OF W, u
ONnor. Mrs Hauunh Henderson and
Mrs. Sallio Henderson.
Torms Of Sale: Onc-thir,l c.,sh. hu.
ancn on u credit OF one and two wears
from day OF sale. t"e credit ,o,tinr tn
bc secured Ivy y bond q; tho ,,urchas,r
an ! mortgage Of the ltc,aises soId,
with leave to tho purchaser to nav nil
or any part OF his bid in cash. Pur
chaser TO pay For papers
II. III. RIKARD. Master,
Masters ONCE, February Q, 1902.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-02-14
Rev. Dr.. Morris WeChsIer,
Rabhi Of the ,h'n. f}nu IsrAei.

NdEIEEI VT EHF' 7 t'NT f5ntl TSfHtIf.
NJ" \ k. Jan 3 1901
nRS TAFT BROS MEDICINE CO..
'icntlcmrn: Your 4 Asthr:.lleue i. 40
excellent remrdv Tor Na,hmn aud Hay
Fever, and it, cnmp,-i'.nn alcvi;,trs all
troubles which cum''inr with Asthma
lt> success is astonishing and wonderful
We can stale tina AsLhmu.unr cont ,,ins no
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-02-14

To declare the Code as submitted py
the Code Com miS>ioper OF South CA:u.
INA 10 ee the only General Slntutor,
LAW "t .ne S:ate.
ks lattnS to the selecti, Il. drawing
aud Summuuiug II jurors in the circuit
courts ot this STATE.
10 amend An Act entitled "Au Ac; to
authorize and empower cities. towns,
townships and other muntcipal corpo.
ra'ious TO issue negotiable couuup
bonds for the refundlug or pay meut, in
whoie or In art, Of tondru in0en,rd.
ness, anu any unpaid past due Interest
thereon, existing at the time Of adop.
tion of the present Constitution" AN.
proved March ., 1896.
To authorize the commission .n.
pointed for the lighting of the Sta'e
public buildings TO pay out ut the
thirty thousand dollars appropriated, ny
IAN Act TO provide for the lighting Of
the State House and other pubic huitC-
1ngs' the eacontrac,s made by them vi, h
the Columbia Water Power Compan,
and with Cassidy < Sons Mauutactur.
Ing Company, and to have wired the
professors residences and students
dormitories Of thu South Carolina Col.
lege.
To provide for payment of costs of
criminal cases transferred from on,
county to another.
Ioprotect Keepers OF boarding houses.
10 amend Section 1884 OF the Revised
Statutes OF the State of South Carolina,
OF 1893.
To amend Section 9S4 Of the Revised
Statutes OF 1893. so as to exempt den.
tists from jury duty
TO direct the distribution to the Uni.
versity Of the South at Sewauee, Ten.
nessee, of certain Acts aud Resolutions,
Etatutes aud Codes of this State.
10 provide for the erection Of a new
jail for Piokens County.
To authorize tho Chesterfield and
Lancaster Railroad Company to change
the location OF It's track In certain par
ticulars,
To incorporate the French Broad
and Southern Railroad Company.
To amend an Act entitled IAN Act
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-02-14

There has leen one G.a l. ak ~. :,e
members ~ the leG;-lA;a., r,.- -.
sion Yesterday mNru.v. Nv'. Il II
Iheu>, member iv,,lu ii ..uu.. D..
County. GieG ~ his ro>m> y: lnrI'A.u
well Ho.ei after y hrlv: l,.ut>> WIS
pneumrNia. The nou<a HNG <-nu.A 49,
!outnei Yesterday at;tvuNNn o.! q
ra>pec! 10 It's mvwNry. auG =
special committee t:rm ;ue ".4>,
WAS appointed AS All c>rot::n conway
the rs mainS ~ his rome in Ham Won.
MIR. TheuS hai bvru y mcu,>lr for TWO
terms and while he did not ,AlS murN
he WAS aguod mem btr ani bad the
confidence sui respac! ot a.l his A..
SOC .ateS.
The legislature up 20 this time has
ratified twenty one Acts ard join, k.s.
oiutions. They have ali ueen approx, 1
by the governor. They were approved
oniy yesterday. eXrep. the Jury Law
and the Code These titles are cou,,G
FROM the bills themselves.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-02-14
svhr AeraId and Alesya.
K. IL, >i3.I. ~ TP>,,.
COtUMtSIS I.ETrEE

COLUMRIA IErrEH
Columbia, Frh. l&.--INrrc i only
'ne more week Of lc&iS'a,ivr work h,-
ore the present general assembly. rhr
Mill is now unirr discuss
Sion in the house ami has not vet
the Senate. |, will take srv-
eral days to dispose OF il.
-
The proposed amendmrn, to the CON.
stitution for biennial sessions was killed
In the Senate yesterday though ma
Jority OF the Senators voted for it, hu, ii
requires twothirds vote think it,
Is just as we'll that the hili WAS
killed. AT one time | WAS Disposed
to think biennial sessions wouli hr
better for the State aud would save
money but the more have thouEht of
1t the more lhavc been convinced that
there was very little in the propo>i.
tion
The Newbcrry delegation held y
meeting yesterday afternoon 10 discuss
local matters ana make rrrommrnda.
tions. The present board of control for
the county was recon menGrd for reap.
pointmcnt rs follows: Jacob Scum. !
Il Srurry and j. W. t. NarmNm. The
following were recommended for aN.
polntment s$ supervisors Of rrEi>trA.
tOn: Il, f. Eptirr II ! WilSN, ann
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-02-14
AVON SPRINGS, n. y. Feb. /, 1901
)R fAf'T BROS MEDICINE co.


of
"''' "h OF Asthaarnc for My wife M
"' Ema for H,viny
/, to
NJ T.: taking it about
an" h' In'irey free from ali feel consistent
respectfully, NJ D.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-02-14
MUSte1'S Sales.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEW RERRY-lN
COMMON PLEAS.

NJ. Monroe harris, Administer of the
ters""al Estate "f James Y. Harris,
ne,ca$rI, rmin'iM,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-02-14
DIR. TAFT BROS. MEDlCINECO,

Ftb g.,
'ent" troub ed With Asthma have
HNHi tn ,ri' bottle hd relief
* in best o
"aN testimony make o. see h[
io"c address, 30 Rivingon strect RAPHAEL.
East New
The Washington times., 1902-05-18
GUARDSMEN RELIEVED:
INSPECTION IS OVER

column resting on Eighteenth Street: the
order of formation to be as follows:
General staff and general non-commis-
stoned staff brigade band, Engineer Corps
Second Regiment of Infantry, First Begi-
ment OF Infantry. corps sf field music
First Separate Battalion, Signal Corps
Naval Battalion, Ambulance Corps
President to Review Troops.
"The column will be reviewed by the
President of the United States from a
stand on the south side of Pennsylvania
Avenue, at Executive Avenue west. Com
panies will be brought successfully to the
port when within fifty PAGES of the re-
viewing stand. resuming the right shoul-
der when they have passed fifty PAGES
beyond the reviewing stand.
THE guide Will be right throughout the
march.
"Undress uniform. forage caps, leggins.
and white gloves will be worn: the Naval
Battalion to be in its prescribed uniform.
All members of the general staff and
general non-commissioned staff the colo
nels. lieutenant colonels. and regimental
staff officers will be mounted and will
wear the prescribed undress mounted
uniform.
THE inspector general. the aides de
camp of the commanding general, and the
regimental. battalion, and separate or
ganiZation commanders will assemble at
these Headquarters at o'clock p. N. on
Friday, May %, 1902, to receive any spe-
cial orders that may be issued
The Washington times., 1902-05-18
KNIGHTS TEMPLARS
ELECT. OFFICERS
Sir Knight George E. Corson Chosen
Right Eminent Grand Com
mander.

At the seventh annual conclave Of the
Grand Commandery of Knights Templars.
held at Masonic Temple on Monday even
ing, May IL, 1902, the following officers
were elected and installed: Sir Knight
George L. Corson, right eminent grand
commander: Sir knight Alexander Nc
Kenzie, vice eminent deputy grand COM
mander; Sir Knight Andrew w. Kelley.
eminent grand generalissimo; Sir Knight
Bennett A. Allen, eminent grand captain
general: Sir Knight William +. Hunt,
eminent grand senior warden; Sir knight
G. II. Walker, eminent grand junior war
den; Sir Knight Henry X. Simpson, emf
nent grand prelate: Sir Knight William
F. GUIDE, eminent grand treasurer; Sir
Knight Arvine W. Johnston. eminent
grand recorder; Sir knight Thomas p.
Morgan. eminent grand standard bearer;
Sir William H. II. Cissel, eminent grand
sword bearer: Sir Knight Walter H. Klop-
fer eminent grand warden; Sir Knight J.
F. r. Appleby. eminent grand captain of
the guard.
The grand commander announces In
general orders No. / that the annual in
spection and review of the several COM
manderies will take place on the White
House grounds on Monday, May 26. at
o'clock p. IN. 1t is expected that the
President will witness the dress parade
and review the lines.
The Washington times., 1902-05-18
LADIES' AUXILIARY
NEW JERUSALEM LODGE
Presentation Thursday Night of Hand
some Diamond Brooch to Mrs. Dan
nison for Services at Fair.

The ladies' auxiliary committee Of the
! New Jerusalem Lodge, No. ., F. A. A. NJ.
Masonic fair and exposition. 1902, assem-
bled last Thursday evening at the resi-
dence of their chairman, Mrs. j. Ed
Dennison, 800 l Street northwest, for
the purpose of presenting to Mrs. Denni-
son a handsome diamond brooch. in token
of their appreciation of her splendid ser
vices at the fair just closed. The pre-
sentaticn was made by Mr.. c. C. Coombs
in felicitous words. to which Mrs. Denni-
son replied in most happy manner. Af-
terward, Mr.. Dennisol, on behalf OF the
ladies. presented Mr.. Coombs with an oil
painting. the handiwork of Mrs. 1sham, n
member of the committee
most enjoyable evening followed.
during which refreshments were served.
and many pleasant incidents Of the late
fair were referred to particularly the
beautiful music inscribed to these ladies
by Mr.. Will Haley. entitled ~ See Your
Bonnet" which was rendered by his band
from time to time. and attracted much
attention to their booth. AT no other
booth in the great fair did more complete
among the lavender gowned ladies of the
New Jerusalem Lodge. and the committee
were unanimous in the opinion that this
was due to the skillful and genial man
agement Of Mrs. Dennison.
Those present during the evening were:
Mr. and Mrs. l.. p. Krey, DIR. and Mrs.
G. w. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II.
Isham. Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Lynn, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ]. Coffin, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Reiter, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Henderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Esher, Mr. and Mrs.
II. Bergling, Mr.. and Mrs. C.. G. Coombs.
Mrs. j. II. CARL, Mrs. Corby. Mrs. STRAIT
ton, Mrs. II. Birmingham, Mrs. Goodall.
Mrs. E. w. Zea. Mrs. Larrimore. Mrs.
Benzler, Mrs. V. Hellmuth, Mrs. Lucss
and daughter. Mrs. Major and daughter
Mrs. Henry Reiter. Mrs. X. Sickle, Miss
Platz. Miss Neitzey. P. G. NJ. William
G. Henderson. Capt. a. w. Kelley, F. 4.
Sherry. j. F. Button, W. E. Little, W. E.
Dennison. william Miller, J E. Dennison.
and J. A. Waddy.
The Washington times., 1902-05-18
NAVY ORDERS.

Rear Admiral j. H. Sands, Rear Admi-
raj J. b. Coghlan, and Capt. A. Ross,
commissioned from April II. 1902.
Chief Gunner c. Morgan, commissioned
| from October u, 1901.
Chief Gunner J. r. Ward. commissioned
from March IL, 1902
Gunner A. Seabel, warranted from May
IS, 1902.
Boatswain r. Rohange. warranted from
July IL, 1901.
Gunner J. Grady, warranted from MAY
Z. 1901.
Boatswain NJ. J. J. Farley. warranted
from April II. 1901.
Pay Inspector A. Peterson and Paymas-
ter J. II. Merriam, commissioned from
April 10. 1902
Paymaster J. Irwin, jr., commissioned
from March %. 1862.
Pay Inspector W. W. Calf, commission
ed from April 10, 1902
Pay Inspector c. w. LittleReld, COM
missioped from March 20. 1902.
Assistant Boatswain ID. White, appoint
ed March II, 1902 (Brooklyn).
Assistant Boatswaip W. Martin. ap-
pointed March II, 1907 fMoDadnockD.
Assistant Bostswain y. Fechter. ap-
pointed March II, 1902 tStlsnta,.
Cable from Rear Admiral +. Rodgers,
Asiatic Station, Yokohama, Japan, May
is, 1902:
Capt. c. @. Andersen. Capt. W. H. Par
ksr. First Lieut.. j. W. Wadlcigh, First
Lieut. Il. s. Hooker. Second Lieut.. W G.
Fay. and Asst. Surg. C. N. Oman, reported
az Cavite Station. % instant.
Capt. C. G. Anderson, TO Pollok Station.
Assistant Naval Constructor w. p. Rob-
ert. reported at cavite Station. Sth in
strnt
Asst Surg. W. z. Griffin, reported at
Cavite Station, 18th instant.