The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1903-10-29

To be NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. james
Tanner, Department Of New York; Post
Office, Washington, d. G.
They will be respected and obeyed ac'
cordingly.
III. The following Staff appointments
are hereby announced:
To be Senior Aid-deC Camp and Chief
of Staff, Charles II. Mcconnell, 81 State
Street, Chicago, Ill.
Further appointments Of Aids-deC Camp
and instructions thereto will be announced
| in subsequent General Orders.
". The Commander-in-C Chief. the AID
jutant- General, the QuartermasterGen-
eral ard the following named comrades OF
the National Council of Administration,
will constitute the Executive Committee
of the National Council of Administrations
Thomas w. Scott, Fairfield. Ill.,; Thomas
G. Sample, Allegheny, Pa; l.. w. Collins
St Cloud, Mimi. John w. Hersey, Spring
| field, Mass: Z. b., Fenton, Detroit, Mich.
S. G. James, Centerville, Iowa; Henry a
Root, Michigan City, Ind.
THE COMMITTEES.
V. The following named comrades are
appointed on committees and assigned t.
| duty as follows:
Pensions-Charles G. Burton. Chair,
man, Nevada, Mo-; A. A. Taylor, Cam,
| bridge, Ohio; John c. Linehan, Penacook
n. H.: II. f. Taintor, Hartford, Conn.
Bernard Kelly. Topeka, Kansas; L. b
Ray mcna, Hampton, Iowa; James Owens
227 f. 12ith Street. New York City.
Legislation for Veterans in the Public
Scrvice.-Ivory G. Kimball, Chairman
Washington, ID. c.; Isaac +. Mack, San
dusky, Ohio: Leo Rassieur, St Louis, Mo
J. p. S. Goblin, Lebanon, Pa; George III
| Patrick, Ala address, Washington, ID
| c.; f. G. Butterfield, Derby Line, VT
John II. King, Baltimore Nd.
Fredericksburg Battlefield Nationa
Park.AEdgar Allan, Chairman, Rich
| mond, Va; Horatio G. King, Brooklyn
N. Y; Daniel r. Ballou. Providence. Il
l.; Peter y. Ayars, Wilmington, Del
James +. Morrison, City Hall, Philadel
ID. c.; Albert L. ShOles, Ga. address
Bethlehem, Pa.).
On Fraternal Relations with the Son.
of Veterans. U. S. A.-William II. Arm
strong, Chairman, Indianapolis, Ind; NJ
d. Wickersham. Mobile, Ala; Thomas J
Anderson, Topeka, Kan; James O'Don
nell, Chicago, ILL.,; Madison B. Davis, SiOu,
City, Iowa; James II. Agen, West Supe
rior, Wis; w. X. Smedberg, San Fran
cisco, Cal.
On Erection of Monument to thu
| Loyal WOMEN VI tHe NaT.-N dSulilStOi
Gardner, Chairman. Albion, Mich; w. G
johnson, Cincinnati, Ohio; S. s. Burdett
| Washington. d. c.; Newton Hacker
JonesbOro, Tenn; J. w. Langley, Seattle
Wash; Walter A. Read, Providence, Il
l.; w. G. Henry, Fairmount, Neb.
School Histories.-St Clair A. Mulbol
land, Philadelphia. Pa; j. +. Chase, st
Petersburg, Fla; James II. Carnahan, In
dianapolis, Ind; ID. G. Miner. Joliet, Ill.
J. Willard Brown, Boston, Mass: S. II
Hurst, ChillicOthe, Ohio C. w. Buckley
Montgomery. Ala.
Flag Committee of the Grand Army o
the Republic.-Henry S. Peck, Chairman
New Haven, Conn. +. II. Coney. Topeka
Kan; Henry Raymond, Clarksburg, w
Va: Charles A. Clark, Boise. Idaho; JohI
D. Black, Valley City, N. d.; N. ]
O'Brien, Cheyenne, Wyo.
On Erection OF Statue in honor O
BENJAMIN L. Stephenson, Founder of tn
Grand Army of the Republic-Charles A
Partridge, Chairman, Chicago, ILL.,; james
Tanner, Washington, d. c.; Louis Wag
ner, Philadelphia, Pa; Jno. McElroy
Washington, d. c.; Thomas S. Hopkins
Washington, d. @.
vi. Comrade +. B. Messer, Inspector
General of the Grand Army of the Repub
lie, whose address is Hartley, Iowa, will
after communicating with the Department
Commanders, nominate to the COmman
der-in-C Chief for the positions of Assist
ant Inspectors-General of the various De
partments, comrades qualified for tina
work and willing to perform the same
The names of comrades 80 nominated b,