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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-30
WILL HAVE MEETING.
Baseball Managers viii Gather Here
January g.

The managers 81 the different baseball
clubs IL the larger cities q ok ahoua
and Kansas VIII meet In Wichita January
$ flr the purpose Of depos.t.ug forfeit
money as guarantee that each vii
play during the entire season cousisting
OF 12S games and 10 further complete
the organisation Of southwestern Kan
sas ana Cklahona baseball League
As the league i now an assured thing
the managers Of the different teams ara
already ssttinS about in TIE work OF
securing players FOR their respective mines.
Il Is said that some extraordinary god
material has already been signed by the
Oklahoma City club
The 10 games TO be played will ne dis
trihuted equally between the different
clubs. members q the organization
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-30
WAS BRILLIANT SUCCESS.
Three Hundred Guests Attended CotiI-
lion Given LAST NlQht

over three hundred guests were pres
ent at the cotiIlion given in the Gar
field hall last night by Mr.. and Mrs ".
[. Little and Miss Reed. The party was
one OF the most brilliant social successes
OF the present season The hall was mag
nircently decorated in southern srnilax
red carnations and red Christmas bells.
on a background OF pure white II pre-
scented a handsome appearance. red and
green being the predominating colorz.
The stage at the west end Of the hall
had been enlarged ana was Deauy4t-4.y
decorated. It was used as a card and re-
treatment room. accommodating eleven
tables. From the center Of the hall ropes
Of evergreen, from which hung bright
red Christmas bells. were suspended to
the corners and sides Of the room, which
created a beautiful effect
The cotiliisu which was in charge of
Miss Satlie Marie Downing. consisted Of
several pretty and novel figures Miss
Downing and George Little lead. Misses
Esther STnyth. Aileen Houston. Jeanette
Vail and Maybeile Smythe presided over
the dainty favor booths. while Misses
Florence Bowers and Jean Wiser were
IL attendance at the punch bowl.
The ladies who assisted in entertaining
were: Mesdames Adam Imboden, J. Ber-
". Howard Case. w. A Reed. Finlay
Ross. + II. Motley. J. H Black and
Cal Hettinger of Kansas City.
-T The music which was furnished by
Mrs Bsmbergers orchestra Of five pieces,
was pronounced perfect by the dancers
AT late hour dainty refreshments were
served
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-30
NEW FORMS RECEIVED.
Santa Re Gets New Kind Of Railroad
Tickets

The clock form is a new system of rail-
road ticket OF which the local clerks OF
the SAINT re have just received large
shipment from Topeka and are at present
busily engaged in checking up and plac
ing them in the ticket cases ready for
selling purposes. All OF the old form
tickets that the company has been using
will be packed UP January /. and returned
to the conpany's general Offices at To-
peka.
The ticket known as the clock form IS
said t. be OF much more convenience in
Issuing. in that il requires about half
the time TO make out instead OF there
being q separate coupon good for trans
po-tation over different railroads. the
names OF the companies are all printed
on the tickets in one place All that
is required Of the agent Is TO punch the
ticket over the name Of each road over
which the ticket reads.
Tha new tickets VIII be on sale the
morning e January I. and Ia the mean
time he clerks are working night and day
to set them In readiness
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-30
THREE FACTORIES
WILL LOCATE HERE
Names of Concerns Will Be
Given Out.
WHEN DEALS ARE CLOSED
Chamber of Commerce Holds
Interesting Meeting.

A large paint factory, fine stone fac
tory and a starch factory. which viii be
located here. were voted the hearty CO.
operation and assistance OF the Chamber
OF Commerce at al enthusiastic session OF
the directors OF this Organization yes
terday, held in Secretary Smiths CT
fee.
Owing to the absence Of the president.
Vice President James Allison presided
secretary Smith put before the body the
various propositions to be given consid-
Grafton among which was the voting 70
the Poultry association Of small contrl-
button and the moral support Of the BODY.
This was readily granted 4 conmUntca-
ton was then read by Secretary Smith
from President D. N Parry OF the Ma
tional Manufacturers association. the
substance Of which pertained TO the de-
nunciation of the metric system which
congress is now considering. Some of
the directors thought if this system
should he adopted that II would be quite
detrimental 10 the business interests be-
cause IT would require a long time %
educate the people TO its use. It was
finally tabled.
Several other important business propo-
sitions in the way OF railroad projects
and other manufacturing Industries were
discussed and given favorable considera-
ton. There were also two propositions
talked Of which will be OF esssntislfn-
terest TO Wichitans when they are COM
plsted.
Another meeting viii be held in the near
future at which these questions will be
taken up and all preliminary work in re-
gard to these propositions will be finished
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-30
AN OLD SAYING
Showing How Cause and Erec. Are
Never Far Removed

Il Is an Old saying. Where there's horey
there's bees not less true is one which
science has coined more recently. Where
there's eanera1 there's germs -src-i5
push the inference still further we nav
truly say. Where there's candruE cur-t
Newero's Herpicide has been a. work
The reason OF Herpicia~s isolation as
a genuine cure for csndrur les in the
fact that I, attacks and destroys TIE root
Of the whole trouble parasite ggrn
which feeds upon the material which
nourishes the hair foii!els.
Other so-csilec remedies are rot directed
az this true cause of.the disease
Accept no substitute. there is none
Sold by leading druggists Send &c N
stamps for sample 90 The Herp:cste Co.
Detroit. Mich Moore Drug Co. sP-cta,
agenta
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-30

Mr.. Hull, when We accidentally stumbled
onto the catamount Stepping suddenly
into a ravine, We were startled almost
as badly as the catamOunt. no doubt,
when We found ourselves no less than
fifteen or twenty feet from the animal.
1t was so surprised for a moment that.
instead of attacking us. as most of them
do. 1t started to run. Mr.. Smyth raised
his gun and fired full charge of shot
into the catsmOunts body. Death was
instantaneous.
The body Of the catamount Is a trife
over three feet long. and 1t weighs be-
tween thirty and forty pounds. In color
1t resembles that OF leopard
In addition to the catamou1t, Messrs
Hull and Smyth captured 80 quail and
seven ducks. The hunters were absent
only two days.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-30
p | l. E s
Cured Quickly and Without Pain.


There are Pile remedies witso,,t mum
be-. but there is only one cure. aud that
is the Pyramid Pile Cure. winch IS in
the form OF s.pycsitory and IS cpp.ied
directly 10 the seat OF the trouble.
Any physician VIII tell you that Tor the
proper treatment Of piles noshiug cur
compare with a s-pPoSiJory whereas the
greater number OF preparations that are
offered TO you for the treatment Of ;his
disease. are loaOus. salves, and ONT
Wrn's ny. Because they are not -
expensive as suppository. which is
bound 10 coltain more C~s;ly ingredients.
and which requires special machinery 10
make II; moreover. suppository Inserted
~ the ractum. comes in direct contact
with the cause Of the complaint. ana no
other form of treatment does 50.
Wallace Goodman. Hallerton. P. Q
Canada. writes: 4 have had two sur
goal operations for piles and they were
not success; after using three boxes
ot Pyramid Pile Cure I feel as though
! never had piles. and they have az
ricted me for twenty-five wears
3. H Palmer. Windsor. Calf after
suffering from Piles for fifteen years
and trying different salves and ointrne.lts
IN vain. l was completely cured BY the
Use Of two nifty cent packages Of Pyra-
MID Pile Cure"
These and thousands 81 similar letters
90 TO show that piles can b. cured ar
cured Cured 70 stay cured Cured 50
they won't come hack Cured without
cutting Cured without danger. Cured
without pain. Cured without detention
from work Cured without indicate ex-
sninations- Cured in privacy CT home
Cured BY self-appiied treatment. Cured
with very little expense Cured without
the dread and publicity OF waiting your
turn at the surgeons Office. Cured with
cut dangerous surgical operation. It's
period OF enforced invaiidIsra. tedious
oonvalescenee and heavy expense You
simply buy ard apply a cheap ard con-
venient remedy. It does the rest.
All druggists sell Pyramid Pile Cure al
Fifty cents a package, and We urge sH SUI
ferers to write the Pyramid Drug Co.
Marshall. Mich. fer their little book on
The Causes ard Cure Of Plies" which
u sent for the asking.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-30
CAPTURED A CATAMOUNT.
Bon Hull and Charles Smyth Also
Shoot $50 GuaiIs

BiOu Hull and Charles Smyth returned
from hunting trip in kiowa yesterday
where they succeeded in killing a large
cstamount- The animal VIII be mounted
and placed on exhibition at the Country
club house.
While catamounts are fairly numerous
In kiowa county near Belyidere, II is
not often that one Is captured. Messrs
S:Ryth and Hull are naturally very much
elated over the success Of their trip.
We were in search Of quail" said
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-30

improvements 70 each property oErEe
hiss keen APPRAISED
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-30
MADE THEM PRESENTS.
Time Limit Calendars Were ois.rib-
vtec CIV 4 W. Nccre

4. v. Moore. southwestern representa-
,ire OF The Erie railway. vas in The ss.y
yesterday making the locsi ag-zts glad
~ssh a Treser.x each Of the Erfs's cSus-
pGt.nS ii=.e lt-st csisndzrz TIE ellen
cars contain ore page foT Each day e
the year s-t are 4 great ccn-e1iszc- Il
ticket Clerks In computing any time I.ni;
for ticket o. sight
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-30
PICTURE Is RECEIVED.
Scotchmen Playing Golf in 1910 Is the
Scene Portrayed.

Bion Hull. secretary OF tire Country
Golf club. received a picture yesterday
with the compliments Of the Goldsmith
Book Co. which Will soon occupy a place
on The walls II the new club house
The picture IS scene OF ScOtchmen
playing gols along the seashore in the
year 1870 IL liz handsomely framed and
unlike any seen thus far in Wichita The
picture will De on exhibition at the club
house New Years eve. at which time
preparations have been made by the SER
iors 10 entertain the Junior members OF
The club.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-30
WAS NO SESSION.
Net Enough Councilman Were presen,
70 Make Quorum

OWNS - their being but I'VE members
OF the city council present lsst riznt
70 attend a special session ot that BODY
the meeting was adjourned 81 So O'Clock
and no business vas transacted LuH1g
Schel ard Davidson are absent from The
city
The special session was called for the
purpose OF meeting the property owners
on fremont and First street where in
provea1ents have been made recently II
vas for the purpose of hearing cor1-
PLANTS. should there BE- any. regard
ing the manner In which the cost Of the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-30
Hoods CdrS0p0riil0

which eLpels all huulors, and Is positively
uneQualled for sll cutaneous eruptiona
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-30
DENVER MAN HERE.
D. =. sholly Is Locking After Resi-
dence Property in Wichita.

D. =. sho-Iy. Of Denver Cole. i :
wichita yisitor He Is here boxing after
some improvements that are no- Under
course q construction 50 some re<s5eaoe
property which Mr. shoiy cans Ano7g
the property owned ~ ar Shoily = TIE
cd Dr. wiisoE Tss<e0ce situated at the
northeast corner q To9exs avenue aad
Dewey street
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-30
Salt Rheum

fou may call It ecZema. letter or NlIE
crust.
But no matter what you call It, this Skin
disease which comes In patches that burn,
itch, discharge wstery matter. dry and
scale owes It's existence to the presence CT
humors in the system.
It will continue to exist, annoy, and per-
haps agonize, as long as these humors
remain.
1t is always radically and permanently
cured by
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02
WOMAN PAUPER WAS ONCE WEALTHY
Saws sb. Once Had S150,oo0 and Was Pre-
sented in European Courts.

...,-,s Ns,,eriire seventy-eight years old
homeless woman. without frtenos' hopoleo i1eoiS
80 ,hA rsrern Hospital last night she salo he'
- rs James Henry Gore, wealthy importer
[ "a vEr.sbine1op-st Boston. who died. leaV-
- her and several other children abo.ooo each
Eze- @-~- husband was Henry Boyo, q wealthy EOS
ronsan who die0 twenty years ago Hel ee0oi,o
,-,sI,ar6 was John Muarling, wealthy sOeeHisliip
agent, who died ten years ago. HeF LIoeS 80
IasT in speculatiou. She says the old Gore o nome
- ene and her family lived is still in souLh
Boston :. ,os, o,+
The vornan's features are said TO De cleah CUT CUT
5 r.g7ar and 10 indicate culture ana rel-hef'ieis
% e,r-o,,ndstngs The woman also spoke gehty anu
% % sa5 manner She was found 70 be suffering
49,, asthma and senility, and she was put 10 De1
cbs said she wanted TO be cared for y thev "ouio
as she Rerng Raa IG SAID she had large circle Of a
o,;aintances and when only elghI@seh @ sons W In
married EenTy 6oso re @ was sealthy They went
70 Europe tetT h0HsgoGn Vggroa at court and then
reSsIled over Europe being pTesentec , ., T ,hst ~
SerLnaL.S ,;Te in the Gore home. AFTER her nus
,S-S.e dearh MIS- AuerIinS sAld Sue 81. r,s g
~;ere She studied painting ane {oois tbeTe Re-
fSltne % this country ysaitV s steamship agent Of
SSoston and they were rnarrieo- dsts sbout ten
lived happily together until MS oe4'-
years ago he'd some bad speculations sac to-r Iae
feeble woman last n!sh'' ~ Vas sornewfat old then,
gd We I6e 1ost 70 Ne1S-York and dependsa On tep a
But they ieie erTe employment with some L
IS model vas WIN A erfIsts took me for 2
Dg5a, DC, az an old lady. was painted sie
times n maj 9sd she mad stayed in hotst r.
-.SS,r5reG thrty-eighth. a r.ors money
until I'll yests5GaSr yes nTopretor about 4 Me- Miner
T SAID had no more Iode .s0d gave him my wed
ting. neT TolI aimest broke down aitogetns,+ II,
and then sway to ans 90 then ano pa ASKED man
wa4kea 4S 10 He told me come here and GIG
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02

navy orders have been issued;
ARMY
board Of ocer. appointed to meet at Fer. cross for
WILLIAM s CoRBgsIER sgEg.e4; JoaS ~ m !.
cRTTEN9EN7 and ARSER p N ce7S3iss.-y "a Con
TTeet sg5gsGoo John R K HAxNAT 2ad Infantry
RogEEa PoTRY t2 Droa,d oasa Infantry TO
cspInia mea6eF ot Gsnsrai star
The following sq.nss. u so eSs 5os p 9eT1 Wife 4
Anseles e relieve Gagsan to rslfsvs captain
axEI. Ms,o1 TSHE TEIASB Sigain RICHIE to Chicago
The designations OF Chaplain JOSEPH MKEON arsn
and second Lieu Leatsnsnt @ .sbt.3 SE5s3N JOHN
Major DANIEL NJ APPEL surgeon from san Fran
Ma's. erred e9ISIssbFI ~ * In:aairg1 TERHE 's'n
Second su'saaHt It, M5Iys ly.. sn.4a HSspsa Hue
5oS As..os ts %s+ of TT. ssa
The following transfers are made in the "a In
First L.utsraat. FRED VAN asNs saANsESIIE tE1Ea
from Company F 20 Company
NAVY.
c,r,msna.r T Il STEVENS TO War oollss.
70 RoSa. sesasa .: ea.s:ss s:s5 oss
lieutenant NJ A ANDERSON. detached navy yard.
oFTr Wai gs.s s.Es AsS aaSas0G sa
1a.utsnant c. r EVANS. detached K..rr.-s.; Naval
Academy.
,osshipman r WAINWRIGHT. Jr detached Indiana;
10 Michigan
Midsnpnan r HENDERSON. detached Indiana: 60
Alabama
Afidshpnaan r. Il sADLER W r. VAN AUEEN.
detached Indiana; TO Massachusetts
sfidshpnan E BANNER. detached Indiana: -
Sylph-
Assistant Surgeon ". BAKER. detached Naval
Academy: Il Bsuokiyu-
Passed Payrnastsr W. r. DOEEHTrs dstacn>c
rsvy yard Mars Isaads Breoklyn
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02
SAGES DO NOT LIKE NOISE
Contemplate Leaning Fifth-a0e
Because of Disturbing Sounds.

Russell Sage is contemplating moving rom
his house. No sos Fifth-ave-. where he mas
lived for forty-two years, 10 ouierer neighoor-
Rood. The encroachments OF business houses
with attendant crowds and annoyances. mas
made the neighborhood uncomfortable for MIS-
Sage and himself
On one side Of the house Is hotel ana Oh
the other side stores. The nearest neighoors are
across the street ana the Sage house Is Virtu-
ally isolated There have been some heso1@
-;1-e toward purchasing the Charles Broadway
Rouss house, No 632 FIrth-ave-. but nothing
definite has been arranged yet. Mrs. Sage SAID
last night:
nr,4 Course va hate to leave place where we
have lived so many years but conditions nave
become unbearable. The establishment OF ousl-
ness houses in the block crowds the street II
front OF our door with commercial teams anu
carria ages When any OF my friends can tney
have 70 leave their carriages at Forry-th4ro-sC
md walk down 10 the house When go OUT :
have TO walk through crowds TO get to my car
riaps We have spent quite lot OF money !"
repairs. and the house IS an elegant nome were
Ct not for the annoysnces OF the locA-i'S-
s~Urhen Mr Sage renewed the lease some years
sgo suggested we had better md re"
ronse hit he was attached TO the olo pace
A. +ba rear of the candy store next door ehere
&c fan 70 cool the ice cream parlor- Inc IAN @
is right next TO three OF the W!nooMs W!no, :" ~
dining room, and the noise is terrible; me ne
MANAGER gave orders 70 stop the ran Ntllr 800 ~
are II our meals, but that ooes hot sly 80
noise ali the time have desk near me rear
windows. and the fan makes II i77possIOis 70
write - :. , s,,,otir- g
r,o-n- and I hate the smell Of tobacco ina
comes through. With the windows open II! $50 -
Uearher me noises front ano rear, IN ao1iIao. It
~ o+her annoyances, make it very unpleasant
for me- 900 E4f+b-ave
- 1-..n15.- +Te Yrcpertv from the estate OF
GEe-7es Broadway Rouss IN April. 1902
Mrs Coin said last night that some p1ne aeo
ro,eee1! sage had examined the house WIKI q
1-is[r-f m purchasing it, but had not signed e
oo-,Hrsc1 THE house is opposite St Patrick's
Cathedral
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02
ONLY A FINE FOR CAPTAIN MAUDE
Justice Maddox Thinks Hardy Is Entitled TO
Retirement, Despite Charges

4 fine. instead OF dismissal. vas announced by
General Greene in the OF Police Captain
Thomas 2. Maude. who tried recently before
Deputy Commissioner Piper on charges OF neglect
Of duty IN permitting poolrooras 20 run IN his pre-
cinct in Brooklyn Captain Piper reported nn1lng
Maude guilty Of the charges General Gresne says
that the previous good character OF captain
Maude weighed IN his favor and adds:
while the testimony proved a distinct and most
serious neglect Of duty the part OF Captain
Mauds still 7 do not think II is OF such charac-
ter as TO require the extreme penalty OF dismissal
He has already lost twenty-four days pay. and
with the hne Of thirty days pay which now IN
ftct I think he Will have been sufficiently pun
ished."
Captain Maude has been assigned 10 ouIV II Inc
DeEaIb-ave station in Brooklyn
Police Captain Samuel Hardy applied 10 Jusoce
Maddox in Brooklyn, yesterday for perenptory
writ Of uoandauaus commanding Counnlssloncr
Greene to grant his application for re1ire1nenr on
half pay which uas fled on May Il On May .
Caprain HARDY was suspended on charges growing
0ITT ~ the poolroora crusade. and his LIa was SCI
for Iune : r'or this reason General Greene WouIo
not grant his request for retirement ,,,.
Captain Hardy he'd been IN the Brook4yn rotIcS
reDa rtrlent for thirty years prior TO consos ton
and declares that under the charter OF the otG GU
~ Rroo-Ivr the Police Commissioner must ho.1or
the snnIicatior for retirement OF man VINO nas
served for twenty years more, no nasntlon oeIns
made OF charges in the provision Inc P.sseIs en-
cbar+er II is declared preserves for the ponce1en
ali Of the rights held by them under the o4d cnal
Ter Afrer argument Justice Maddox salo ne Nas
inclined TO believe that Captain E+aroy was l-sHl
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02
JUNIORS FAIL TO APPEAR.
oT'tg Nine Ont of Tzrentg Il ns10er an
.5ett Case.

Jackson KY. June 1-when the regular term
OF the Circuit Court convened to-day with
Judge Redwine on the bench Sheriff Callahan
and I'VE deputies were sworn in. The twenty
men summoned for the regular grand jury were
called, but only nine responded and the other
places were filed with bystanders summoned by
Callahan. Judge Redwine in irstructins tie
grand jury. said that Breathitt County was
full Of crime and had had few convictions. He
spoke strongly and feelingly for law and order
and concluded:
have never believed that hornicides should
be tried in the vicinity Of the crime but II fs
the law. and that must be followed There has
been but hanging in the history of Breath
lit County out of the many trials for muir
der. There some cases in this court that
l will not risk with Breathitt County jury,
but Will go outside for jurors.
Curtis Jett and Thomas White were brought
into court by soldiers and turned over 70 Sherfn
Callahan. The attorneys OF both sides were
present to consider the appointment Of another
Elisot for this term Of court. Sne.tf Callahan
Goes not want TO act, and the ttrTn Of Elisor
Charles Little expired with the special term Of
court On Saturday night The cases before the
court were called in the regular order. and the
charges OF Illegal liquor selling were first taken
up The Jett and White cases come UP later
a great connection created in the court
room by the accidental discharge Of the rife
OF a sentry outside. who loading his gun
preparatory to going on duty The builet struck
the wall Of the courthouse without inJurlhs any
one. Colonel Williams Immediately ordered the
soldier under arrest.
a scouting party under Lieutenant Frey. OF
Shelbyville one Of several details sent out 70
find the searchght which mas osea rod tl5s
the Gatling gun squad. discovered II last rHio-
night on the TOD Of q hill above the town
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02
COMMENCEMENT At WEST POINT,
Review in Honor of the Board Of Visitors
Graduation Day Exercises Thursday.

vr.e- Point n Y June The review IN honor
~ +bA Eo7rd Of visitors the drst OF the military
.~.ro;ses in connection with the annual exarnlia-
+iors Of the cadets Of the Military Academy ana L-e
ora1uarion Of the first class. was held to-day. a
-eosption was given ct tbs quarters OF C"'A04
Mills -, --s.
Rectations will continue this year unr1l w cones
d.v aftArnoon In order TO give the Board OF VISIT
o an opportunity to attend the section rooms me
annual examination will begin Thursday, ana Dc
concluded on the following Monday Inc rol-o"lHs
schedule Of exercises is announced:
Tuesday, June 2-Scho0 OF the troop on 2 eaVst1S S
nlsin 6rst class Q. m; military gymnastics aLiS
1s Of the sword and bayonet on grass PLAIN lou
ciaee n M. pack train and mountain gun on
target range first and second classes, p. m -
7'hursdaV June A minor Iacuca! proo+SLn -
north of post first second tafG ~ o ao panies
and two machine guns. outpostns WsSt ROM b ILi
the north attacked by hostile Dlue force
forces ADVANCE guard at Target Hill ana opens
Are Blue force four companies ana Two mountain
guns make z frontal and hank aLtack; @ Inoun.a!l @
guns firing from Cemetery a!!l bIue 4oFce "e6iS ,
caus; white force campaign mats - -
Tridav June 5-SchooI OF the held battery on cav
airy plain hrst class officers and drivers; thlIo
class as cannoneere 4:S0 p m; oent paleniEg " On
grass plain first third and fourth classes 90 ?. II
Monday June S-School OF the battalon Oh grass
plain. corps Of cadets. 43o p: N: - z,t5,,.
Hail 10 a. M Exercises in practical held engineer
ing first and second classes. p m A.. ,z
THURSDAY june -GTadgaon 81 oP cFe anarsI aE fo
seph Hooker 10 Memorial Hall by the Society OF me
army of the Potomac Immediately aIter gra0Ua-
Saturday June l3-Caulp established. battalion
forming at barracks at 1880 Ine encampnent
viii be called Camp W Ship IN hon0r g+ Of 1 the
% aI9 ~ the class Of So Killed in action San
Juan near Santiago. Cuba. July l, 1888