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Decorah-posten., 1903-09-04

Iigt Spu og bar mrfter Glttb i'm Iur.
io9 / llrSerliUs- Satorrb.
Get er mere erS taabeltgt al aurr.
Der aar efter Nor at ltSe al Spgoom,
iom fan flrrereS for ~beitarotgt.
Herurd flrrerer aotdrrb FOR bibrrt-
oigt. Zen flrperer gGrule troriife Gil.
iplSer ItgeiaaoeI iom ct let argre6,
belle Sorifieaen beitoor nm | oct SiSs.
ritu, oct taser ior at beuirte SeIbrc.
belle. :
Sois De life burttg opr,oor til.
freSsltilenbe Reiultuter frn 8rSsen
al Rcruun ina "trip itrar iii Or. Sort.
man % forfIar u~Ofsrttgt 0eres I'll.
fRISe. og han oil meS SIPOe gtpe
Gent fit oPrSiiuISe Rnao Grctis.
ISresie: Or. Sartman, Br9ftSeut
al the SortTou Sdratarnm, Gollrm.
bits, 8.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-04

life rrcr Iii nteo END Sen lille .goo.
jrffen," iaaoe Mrs. q. Seq CT
pirfeIig bnnee, at be refer ira benoes
aiiffert." peobIcp bun. Zen fan be
oa fonanie tiIbase citer, BET cr life no.
get at israe cber M, mar De bar mn.
Oct hperanore," menfe bi andre.
gi bar bort ~2afe Barf Reaion" /
Rinneioia. men Der | Slafbeaobolen
iinbes Der ogiaa en- NRnsoe pofre
Snoieer. o. man faIner oenne gan
The Safe Yarf Meqion OF toe Mod.
les" Mene / 6IntheoS Go. ifaI Der
barre oner 100 Snoieer. Sunbt o.
Iuftigt mad bet ba bore. Sa Oct Iia.
ger r9iten 5000 600 ODER SapfIa.
ben, og fruetbart Hal Oct csiaa p9re
Z Here Timer iarer pi MI irem
sicnnem 6Iafbeoo 2anoet. otter langs
en- Glp 90 op aiennem Cabinet Bier.
gene, iaa siennem 5oifel Bais for
ganife mngeIie at aisre Heoitianin.
Gen. til ri fominer til Senninas. be-
liaaenbe neo ben mPltiQe aootenai
Riper. aootenai 5lohen bar lin Sp.
rinoeIie | gritiib COLUMBIA oq aisr
fun en- itor Sninenina mo | Sc Sor.
ereoe Stater. 3 TO Elmer iorti9tter
pi MI Heiien aiennen aootenai Gan.
non benao bpereite 9ligtina al SIo.
oen. Rda Den enc SIDE bar ri Eirr.
ceIl.9ieraeue, paa ben arben Ga.
binet.aipoen. Oct srgnflare gano,
De ifopbeopfie 5iGIh, o. sc oerIenbe
reoe blna % piolette Sdroer |
9iergtir6erne, ben bIna Simmel
oe oe Iette. ine.hpioe Sfper, Der
ooeripppeoe oct belle. trooier 9e.
ifrtpeIie. st Steb hpor 9oIen blep
rigtig trang pnsierebe hi, aootenai
sails, bpor 9anoet iosieoe ioa
itprft oner noaIe itbpre alippebIcffe,
Der it9nger Sens irie 9sb. at bets
Ersn o~perbepebe SrGnets 9arm.
Soget gicr Iige ifnrpe Spinaninger,
at ni bar Weie meb Of bolSe cs fdit;
thi ri bar otter inotaqet Dor llofies.
poit / Snbannaen. aomne til Srop
i9tter pi llbret tiIba1e en- Sime fra
"9iergtio" til "gaciTctio,~ og eiterot
bare pasieret ct Bar Stotioner til
ruler Ri inb oper Sbdbos 8rrnbier.
Raar ni betGnfer, at bet toe ct
belt 3egn at siennemfrpbie Wonta.
no, bIir BET besribeligt, boor ubpre
flor oenne Stat er. Gems 29naoe
ira 2it til geit er $50 nil og ira
0orb til Spb 315. og bpor iorifieI.
lige oa mangfoIbige er life oens
SiGlpefiIber. Gen far pioe Better,
iibitrafte Sfope, riahoI0ioe SsIp. %
@ulbuuner, peroiiuIbe ailleier os
breoe 8alfsrer nteb uomerfet Ager.
Lamb. for life at nppre Slooer %
SSnbiser, bens benrinenbe 2anoifaber,
oens 6iifeIeier 90 Sagtmarfer.
CMere.)
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-04
lsra @baIan. Rinn.

Hei, mi bIir oct riGtis fornreeet at SCI
CODE. Ssrit regneoc bet it9rft. udfbrltSt
/ "a Elmer; iioeu bar oct regnet AZ % I'll
/ As timer 90 euona or Der itc llsiigt
til, at bet oil harR. Ger er euouu uSe
en- bel RGngoe Siats. % oisie aror o.
begrrocr at raaore. ~ mango Stafser,
iom life er ina soot iat, er life mort be-
ore fdrps snS bet. iom Tom itaar | SID.
SSutet Grbeihe er BET 8aao til at ian
giort, iaa Sdrmerue bIir idt tiIbGae MIR
Bet.
Yctetcrre beShroer OF rdaone / Snrs
Den. IA bet er for naaot for hr. @1ifen
air. heIer ife itorc Sremitrict, Sd net
oaiau or toIot @cir. Sor en- lless SiS
iieen boIot Softcr S,ueen peo Veterion,
pad at reiie % euoel Sidf p1d fin Gger,
o9 urSer bette arbciee bfep ban blSt /
I'm enc Sdarro At en- aIa~ppsrfIilsc Soa
er M nrepet behre igfer, inu ban III font
me obcr BET not iaa bra.
Wrs. Rurtbd HoIIo Oh Srttsreu ScIea
90 Ssrnsr Rdrrin fra Gbiodgo 5lr en-
Tib nrrct @iritcr hos Otto Sure'rbSlot
ps Gitore @e,ierbtc Der ourrrirp.s Cute
mrno Soapen Tcner 90 gufcn NsImia
Bar Iuttet Ydat for 9ib.t 81 SIso
oft for ropIe 9aac iioer 8ditnr Nett
phal oberodr tqdnr aptrccfpreutugeu !
getcriou OF Irite mco aonFrrnrt'rue.
% | Iorgrn f,rl hnn prGoisc pod %Jrtb
1rdirie 90 | @eteriou g. y SRIIc,
29Se NuQlrit, 1908.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-04
ara aafe Bart, Minn.

gfteriom gseisi binSrcr % fra at barr
bette ! Gag. iaa taser ice mig 6ribcSen
% iencer noaIe Orb iiin til bon peltomue
@irit, "Tecorabs Soften, Sarpeisn er
mi pan DC fIeite SaSer ooer; nm en- os
miSen bar Iiot ieicn, o8 boao aoIingen
berrnnot angaar. ioa or ben onttrsut iaa
COB. iodn Den nooenlinSe bar p9ret. Sor
iuroan 2 Tiger iiasn baoSe 8. 2urenien
SrtSoieIie al tit itpre % prngtise Gus,
ION ban mi bar bpeart liz. 3. 2orenfen
% 6auriIie or neast siritfrie SOL. Oh ion
ianSar haUbc DC ino6uot marpc AT tine
@eruer. Ru iioitc 2eronesaften bar pi
after foriamIcoc fr atoeu Gang at inos
bic bans Diem; bet oil iise. pi "iurpri.
'co~ batn. o. for bemr anIecnina boIet
81. SoreerEu en- Iiben SaIe. - aneu no
cit biertelig gsootorIie.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-04
IRA Seripicf, a. Sas.

Scr ! @crtpict or GIt meb bet %iuulr'e,
unbtaqen at bet Idtier MOB ben fpler
8irtsr. @i ft life iaa goo HpItna. ipm
bt banbe boubet pdu, men pi ,r lh'
tluae. gbIingcn bIioer iau mieheIs. ira
5 iii 10 guSbeIs pr. Gere, % efteriom
ret tcarer til. ida biiosr SriIsrre Tile
iad hadrIirt. lirf for SueSer. Ssn'
iom bar inoiaaet met SoeS. ua tiene
goot, for ben bIibsr 81 guIbeler, o. BET
or adrfc COB Pris.
Ser ON Sdacu bar Der en- itpr lIntte,
ioet Otto ScIenran uriiteoe tit Gaauipss
bais font nGiteu aft Snobo, iotu bIeo ~
oens glop. Set bar ilentt FOR ba1r. oa
buu Iioct bucbc. Tcricm Der er roqstt
at "Seeornbs Roisr"s sGferc. iour piIbe
nSe bdm ct @iSrag, ida ptGoc bet biaIpe
Bonn at btqee iig ct mt GUS. ON bet
life bar mere erS 25 Gents. tom bet goSt
uRS. Spis uo9eu ifIIoc opre lda apos
biertrt at ienoe nozzle Geuter. inn icno
Scn til gopuro NeI'on. 8ertpih. adsies
rer for 8eripid @nrri. on DC Yerforrr,
iom oil hbe en- lincn Sfirrp. pil aIorig
bIipc aIentt at @eoIounerSe vi ifdl ais
re mob andre. Tom ni oil. at nrtore ifal
piere MOB cs. Otto SiIemdn Com bertil
ira @iSconiiu meo 8dmiIie, Gam Boz
latte TIA Dor gh og bar mi orcuet en- SiS
iom SInatcr. Reu bet atf lie iad rnrt.
Sutif,rue irIaer nreget al ben Care, idd
bIiper oct iHe tort iaicn for Ell Slapter.
Sdn er en- flittia arbciber; men bdn er
hadrlip mco ScIien. Sda IEues Tom oi
bar Selien ou adGr altiua goot, rrru
uoar ben 1ndr fell. bd bIiocr be life rnrt.
Nnaaasrbe frie SoreitraOs mi. iad or
rriter alt 2arSet optnBct baaSc SaItos
bcioerTe OF anbct Oct er iorrt, boor
fort 9nnSet bIiner optdaet. Sor en- 3 Gar
iioen ban Ser Suiiuocr al acus; III er
bet at andct 90 bet er | h6i Pris on
man ifal iisbs. - Ru bar oi haot nmt
OF firrt @eir. inn Bet gdnr freutdS meo
Sarpeiteu gteu bet blrisr en- frif OF
toIo Rorosrninb, ida pi trRIper at pafte
aoiItcrue en- % ON Rrttrrrr. Der er
trrt OF furpt aIimat Der cppe I Borb.
gferbseTt iom bet bIiper MORT, iaa BIZ
Der oct iaa toIbt, OF man ma inietls pad
iia StirSpelieu aremcuoe SuHSheoss
tilftnrroen fea er ben u~ortrrtet. Ru inari
Ful Srrifrireen beahrSe. % ba bliper
bet bel en- Surren oa gibsn ooeraIt,
Gnurro SanSsrior.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-04
Safmcmli9e, lDffelige apinoct.
1affer pesrmsma ioa ocres
8clbrcoelfe otter aarcs
lan9e S~ioeIier.

@ifs geiiriel aruritoge; SO @rcsu.
MOOD aDenue. Detroit Did. Sntrict
Srgoriser al The Ropol Semplnrs Of
Sempcrance. ffrioer ~isIgenSe:
Seq tror. Get er nonrIis. at en-
&oiroe foiSer ia for at offentIigqis.
re Tine geip9rIigbeSer, men en- Gien.
plrSen SeIbreo betpSer iaa meget Tor
mig. at reg isIer oct iom en- BIigt FOR
more iSeuSe 9pinSers SfpIO. at Tor.
hrnc boob Rerirna bar aiort for mia.
s fem adr oar iea IiSerSe al 9io.
robcr.g = ioGrIi9beSrr. tom ioroaria.
aeSe Spiteria o. gior6e mig til ct fp-
TIT @rna. Sea iorisgte 9oftorer irs
ole Sc iorifFIItsc mebicirfr Sfolpr,
men uSer ben riugeIte PeSriu | min
Silftnto. Z min HortpioleI'e ben.
lea nrig til en- Sammcl Rlrric.
ium tiIrnaSeec mig at toae Germa
on IooeSe mia qoSe ReiuIteter, boiS
ieg rtlbe hoIbe uS OF hnRe oct reget.
mpsiia. Sseu iprtcs, oct or SET
minSite, reg funne aisre. o. fi6bte er
6Inffe. Sea fslte. iaoinart lea Re,
qprote at tnsc bent at Ser pirfeSe on.
pon mig emo Sc ReSicfrer.
ieB fsr bnpSe tget. % icE bcISt pan
rreb at tose Ben, Seq bIeo oeS | ier
NSaoneher % bleu iterfere. og Sa iea
bdoee britgt 10 ElaIfer, orina ieg mig
'elo Tom iitIbitGrotg f,reret., See er
iSoa en- ~tafrcrneIig IpftcItg auir.
De" Wtiis gPlrriel Mrmitaoe
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-04
Rpineelie SpeffcIie er
unoerlips. Ratarrb.
apinSer, ium bar lluScrIips. aatarrs,
, or altiS bdlpipgc.

aotarrb / builfetiGHbeIit Opean
oil, bots oer faar Sop til at tbuiflc
iig, poapirte belle 2egemet. aatorrb
uoeu Rerosiitet er neget iieISen. men
unocrItoS- adtorrb % Gerosttct enar
Sodrb | Saarto.
Soao or ct mere befIageItgt Sgn
emo en- itaffeIs baIpipa, rerpss apin.
De, Tom Iiber al De morpse rpiter mio.
boloeIise Nuger fra llnOerIioS.aa.
tarrbH SIM drier life fla ieIo ipS ros
iii at goa tiIiereS. men bum err noe
al Stono til al gisre fit arbeiSe uben
8eiopr. 9ette er ct meset dIuinS,.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-04

ga, iasSs Sru getterien set er
en- besaoet 5amilie. Schan banter
uomrrfet, aarl ipHaer iom en- isrite
4angs 9eior, SeuS ipiler 2erHi;.
CO Suidnne mailer.
"a Seurif?"
"an Semrif ban er M en- ncf.
iaa tieSelig 6ur oa> sdn bare arhci.
Der ban % itafier 5amilien 9euse. :.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-04

arrrsfroneancev unsn Haru % ssresfe taars lffs
rsf minnie ceHiun III. pe blif life snaanl eisns
nsmlaffe AZ Reeai,ionsn. Rapnst oil lite siius
cdenfiiariort. mseminsrs pesfemmenes asrrs.
iprHosuf sHiier bet, nsa geoaffiouen ma hapr
Ganaef "a Nertsien.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-04
Sra Dorth 60, Joma.

Ole s. Sruitem gIf Greef, er ef.
ter en- SiSs Spgeligbeo aigaoet peb
9sben og blep UNDER itor DeItasels
itebt til bpile paa @lf Greef Renig.
bebs airfegaaro. Iibsoc par en- 9l.
ore peIastet Sarmer o. en- munter,
penneiel Wanb. San Dor isbt pua
@aarbeu Srsiten, Sallindbal, o. eli.
terlaoer JIG enfe % to giite Gstre /
gobe 8aar. De isrgenbe S~legtnin.
ger bar oaes bierteIise MeoisIelie /
Soraen.
Miis Rora SGore, aeniett, er oso
| en- Nloer al omtrent 16 gar. vi.
bsoe por en- iniI, baabiuIb ung giee,
iom bet piItnot falot tlitst for Gar,
Nor % Ssifenbc at ifiles peb. SUB
trsite oa itprfe Dem | Soreen.
Or. IlgIiit 8eOerion meo SarniIie
er / 9eisg hos fine 5or9Iore, gaItor
g. 8. Beberien og Suitrii, 4eniett.
Seq banbe Ell fort SamtaIe meo bam
% oct bsrtes no til, at ban bopoe oct
ret bra iom STge / q. 9of. - lea
buffer life RIaoien. Or. Geoerion err
en- gooslig, ligefrem Mnno og pit.
nof en- flint. idnoittigbeoSiuIo 2p.
&c, Tom bar SrcmtiSen for Iia.
Ole $. WpIi % Sipert Wonion
bar | 3ompnri beannot meo en ganife
betpbelig Sernporeforretnine I San.
Iontopn. Oct or greie, p%anlioeIige
aarer beage TO, og ieg ior en- suifer
Dem tiQpffe.
aerictt bar en- opgtis 5anblpae |
Rr. 8. 6. S'@raop.
8reorene Sbompion, ;SertiIe. bar
iolat lin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iii en-
Orr. anocrion ira gtiHer. Soma.
CIR. Sagoalen os VI. 2angietb
bar | aeniett begpnbt en- bctpSeIia
8orretnina me6 Sanb. De hanSler
baaoe meo Snrme og piIbt 9onb. Rr.
2nngieth Loo mig ~ioritoa. at De gior6e
en- bel Del 6oretuing. Siapffe meo
Srafifen, 8ubber!
st onbet mt 5irma bar ogiaa
f%remltaaet | aeniett M nplig. Y. 2.
Beterion oe 6r. gtlibion bar fiebt no
6r. Torsburg og begpnot Ell 6etpoe.
Iig 8eneraliorretning. 8eterion &
Rubion err pn1re WPnb meo aoo Or.
iarins pan lit SmraaSe. o. ieg tpiIer
life paa. at De pil aisre bet gobt.
u. @. S6oen. aeniett, bar / Rr.
q. SalitensritS ira Jbor, ga, ioat
Tia en- IN SanoeIbetienot, Tom ieg rof
tnnfer oil fcmme aoot iib al oct boa.
De meo Runoerue oa Gbeien FIN.
emil @uIspif ira Glapton 60,
ga, aiIagoe paa 9eien iii q. 9af.
@enncr | @ortb So. et @eiea.
DIR. 5naitaS iuopeit for aeniett
bnaaer Jig ct bra 8aaninssbns. gpg.
meter Solt icreiinnr Arbeioet, ON
iea life er ieil unoerrettet.
Rr. o. Wirs. 60. @~nnoerion. 5e.
nolo, reiite Der ON Eagen op til q.
Taf. for at ie iii lin Farm Der.
Ser / @orth SO. er Sapren iaare
let os Mniien Ianst osteruo for lin
SiS. seor.
ga, iasSs Srl Betterien set er
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-05
Naval Orders.

Lieut.. Commander NJ Bevington has been
granted three months sick leave
/ Lieut.. Commanders w. H. Chambers and
]. l.. Jayne have been commissioned.
Lieut.. ]. M. Hudgins, from the bureau of
equipment, Navy Department, to the Kear-
sarge.
Lieut.. A r. Graham, from the Constella-
ton. Narragansett Bay, r. l., to the Min
neapolis.
Lieut.. R. H. Osborn, from duty as in
spector of ordnance and equipment. Gas
Engine and Power Company and Charles
L. Seabury & Co, to the Minneapolis.
Lieut.. A. T Long, from the Puritan to
the Minneapolis.
Lieuts. T. C. Hart II. c. Muslin. D. f.
Theleen, n. l.. Jones and A j. Hepburn
and Lieuts. Gunior grade) r L. Johnson
and w. G. Briggs have been commissioned
Surgeon T. w. Richards has been COM
missioned.
Assistant Surgeon 3. L. Wright, to the
Naval Hospital. Pensacola, Fla
f. A. Richardson has been appointed an
acting assistant surgeon in the navy, with
the rank of lieutenant Gunior grade)
Assistant Surgeon w. N Mcdonnell to
the Naval Academy.
Paymaster G.. w. Reeves, IT. and Passed
Assistant Paymasters F. H. Lemly and l.
T. Hagner have been commissioned
Warrant Machinist w. E. B. Grant to
the naval station, San Juan, P. r.
Boatswain A. B. Irelan, to the navy
yard, Puget sound, Washington.
Mai. E. X. Cole has been commissioned
in the Marine Corps
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-05
ICE FOR SICK POOR.
Report of the Amount Distributed Dur
ing the Summer.

George S. Wilson. secretary of the board
Of charities reported to Commissioner Mac
farland today that 5000 pounds Of ice had
been furnished to the sick poor and
those having small infants out of the fund
placed at MIR. Macfarlands disposal for that
purpose by a Washingtonian who spent the
summer in Europe. The ice, together with
ice blankets when necessary, was distrib-
uted by means of tickets, furnished on re-
ports by the physicians to the poor and
nurses of the Instructive Visiting Nurses
Society. If it had not been for the unusual
ly cool weather three four times as much
ice would have been required. But. as 1t
was, the smaller amount did great good. 1t
is hoped that an arrangement may be made
by which ice may be furnished free to the
sick poor throughout the winter season Also
A comparatively small amount would be re-
quired. Commissioner Mcfarland has
thanked the donor and will thank the In
structive Visiting Nurses and Physicians to
the Poor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-05
Holds Open Meeting.

Eastern Tent No. 80. Female Branch In
dependent Order of Rechabites, held an
open meeting in honor of it's friends Friday
night in Rechabite Hall, 304 B street SOUTH
east. The exercises opened with the old
maids convention, composed of members
of the order and their friends. The conven-
ton proceedings were interspersed with
dialogues and songs. A plano solo was
given by Miss Bessie Hardy and remarks
in behalf Of the order by John R. Mahoney.
The meeting was in charge of the follow
ing committee: Mrs. S. E. Hissey chair
man: Agnes Padgett, Mabel Boswell. Title
Wynkoop M, E. Salkeld. Refreshments
were served
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-05
Marine Corps Orders.

Capt. J. N. Wright, from Marine bar
racks Annapolis to Marine barracks.
League Island.
First Lieut. p E. Chamberlain, from
Marine barracks, Washington to command
the marine guard on the Wabash.
Lieut.. Col. o. c. Bergman, to await or
ders.
Capt. ]. N. Wright, from Naval Hospital,
Washington, to Marine barracks Annap-
oils.
First Lieut.. H. C. Reisinger, from Marine
barracks, Agana, Guam, to Washington,
D. C.
Capt. A. S. Williams, to command marine
guard of the Southery, relieving Capt P.
NJ Bannon who is ordered to command
the marine guard on the Alabama
Capt. j. c. Breckenridge from the Ala
bama to the Marine barracks. Annapolis.
Capt. Fl. w Carp inter-. from Marine bar
racks. Washington, to the Minneapolis.
Bracket and Second Leuts. A. N. Brun-
zell. F. A. Ramsey and F. s. Wiltse from
the Panther to this city for examination
for promotion.
First Lieut.. r. E. Backstrom, from Ma
rine barracks Mare Island, to home and
await orders.
First Lieut. Giles Bishop. from the Naval
Hospital. San Francisco, to the Marine
barracks, Mare Island.
First Lieut. b. B. Woog. from Port Royal
S. c., to Washington for examination for
promotion.
SECOND Lieut.. G. Bishop to the hospital
at Mare Island. Cal, for treatment.
Capt. P. S. Brown, from the Franklin to
recruiting duty at Boston, relieving Capt.
C. Gamborg-Andresen who is ordered to
Marine barracks, N. Y.
Second Lieut.. F. Kensel, from Marine
barracks, Boston, to the Dixie at New
York.
First Lieut.. c. T. Westcott to San Juan,
P. r.
Capt. G. c. Reid. from Marine barracks,
Boston, to command marine guard on the
DtXieA
First Lieut.. w. w. Low to the Dixie.
Capt. T. H. Low. from Marine barracks,
New York, to Marine barracks. Boston.
Capt. ]. M. Huey, from Marine barracks,
Norfolk, to the Franklin.
Capt. R. c. Berkeley, from navy yard,
Washington, to command of detachment
of marines being organized at Washington
for service at the naval station, Charleston
S. c.
First Lieut.. r. r. Wallace to take charge
of detachment of marines at New York
recently returned from the Philippines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-05
CONVICTION OF COL. BOOTH.
Gen. Funston RENTS Part of the
Sentence

The acting adjutant general has received
copy Of the general court-martial order
in the case of Lieutenant Colonel Charles A.
Booth, Sth Infantry, who was tried for con-
duct unbecoming an officer and gentle
man, in violation Of the 61st article of war,
in that he advised and permitted First Lieu
tenant Knud knudson. 18th Infantry, to lille
gally dispose Of two hundred crates of po-
tatoes; for making false certificate, in vio-
lation Of the 61st article of war. in that he
did make a false certificate, Of commissary
stores sold at Fort Davis, Alaska; and
neglect of duty, to the prejudice of good
order and military discipline. In violation of
the ed article of war. in that he did per-
init Lieutenant Knudssn to falsely report
the employment of seven civilians.
Under the first charge there were two
specifications, under the second charge
seven and under the third fourteen. To
some Of the specifications he pleaded not
guilty. and to some guilty, with the excep-
ton of certain excepted words. TO the
three charges he pleaded not guilty.
OF the first charge he was found not
guilty, but guilty of conduct prejudicial to
good order and military discipline. in viola
ton Of the cd article of war. or the sec
ond charge he was found not guilty, and of
the third charge guilty. The court SEN
fenced him to be placed at the foot of the
list Of lieutenant colonies Of the army and
to be retained there during the remainder Of
his active service.
Brigadier General Funston, the reviewing
authority, approved the sentence, but SO
much thereof required Lieutenant Colo
mel Booth to be retained at the foot Of the
list OF lieutenant colonies for a longer period
than five years was RENTED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-05
RESCUED BY THE MANNING
Capt. McLellan's Report Received by
the Treasury


Capt. Shoemaker chief of the revenue
cutter service, has received a report from
Capt. Mcclellan, in command Of the cutter
Manning, dated Dutch Harbor ALASKA,
September g. giving an account of the res
cue OF the passengers and crew Of the
wrecked schooner Abbey C. bearing. In
his report Capt. Mcclellan says:
Last evening at o'clock informa ton
was received from two Indians that a
schooner had been wrecked on an island
near Akutan Pass on the Pacific side, and
that thirty or forty passengers were on the
rocks in need of food and assistance.
Immediately got under way and steamed to
the vicinity of the wreck, which was reach
ed about daylight this morning From the
report of the Indians the wreck was judged
to be on one of the Baby Islands, and the
supposition was correct as the schooner
Abbey &. Deering was found a total wreck
on the southeast Baby Island. The crew
and passengers, including two women were
found on an adjacent island, where they
lad moved their effects and pitched a tent
on a level piece of beach. The schooner
was from Nome, bound to Seattle via
Kodiac, with thirty-one passengers and a
crew of eight, and were in a very bad sit
uetion. After considerable difficulty they
were safely brought on board In our boats,
with their personal baggage, excepting
three, who were left by the captain to
guard the wreck.
II arrived back at Dutch Harbor at II
m. today and was met at the entrance by
the Thetis' steam launch with informant ton
that the ship st. Francis of San Francisco,
discharging coal at the N A. c. Company s
wharf was on fire Instead Of anchoring
I made fast alongside of the st. Francis
and was soon pouring five powerful streams
Of water into her hold and with two from
the Thetis and one from the Rush. soon
flooded the hold to above the coal. l am
now standing by to refiood the hold should
the fire break out again after the water is
pumped out"
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