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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-28
MEN MAKE CITIES AND STATES


All who study the growth and devel-
opment Of cities and states must know
that men, and not nature, make cities
and states
Those who rely on our beautiful
scenery, our mild climate, our produc-
tive soil for progress are on the wrong
track.
The greatest states and the richest
and most rapidly developed cities have
been built against The greatest natural
obstacles.
spokane was built on heaps Of vol
canic rock with no rich farming land
lying around the city.
The beautiful Golden Gate Park Of
San Francisco was built on pure sand
hills, with plenty Of mon, plenty Of
money and the genius Of sutro.
Oregon has no large cities but one,
and has little over half the population
Of Washington. This is not due TO ma
tare but 10 men, or lack Of men.
Tho men who have dominated this
state for City years are the men who
have made @ g state what it is or what
it Is not.
In place Of erecting monuments and
writing history about them, we should
turn away from their methods, and
pray that new leaders may take their
places.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-28

fle an answer. Bearing in mind those
sturdy qualities Of sense and fairness
which, added to suitable legal knowl.
edge, constitute the attorney general
the able and satisfactory officer that he
is. the belief seems well founded that
this suit will be pushed to a conclusion
These locks have long been a hindrance
10 progress and a drawback TO William
cite valley shipping, and the time is
not far distant when the government
will own and operate them. Mean.
while let the state collect its bin from
the owners Of the plant.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-28
Home Treatment.

We have a medicine for such troubles
as arc caused by stomach disorders, re-.
sulting in DYSPEPSIA, sick headache and
general weakness, that viii put the
organs Of digestion in first class work.
ing condition. Eat wholesome food.
have e properly digestod, and you
have taken away the cause Of more
than half the ills Of life. This medi.
cine Is called DR.. Gums Improved
Liver Pills. Sold by al druggists for
25c per box. Only one for a dose.
They do not digest the food you eat,
but do the very best possible thing,
put the stomach in condition 30 that
the food you eat Is turned into strong,
ricr blood, driving out and preventing
disease. Women write us that they
use nothing else for tho complexion.
They keep Tho skin clear, preventing
pimplcs and liver spots from appearing
on the face, and purify tho blood
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-28
10 10 Married To-day.

Miss Minnie Ivan departed yestor.
day afternoon Tor Seattle, whore today
she will become the wife Of George
Leo Curtis Snyder, wcll.known IN this
city. George is editor Of the Alaska
Sentinel, and as soon a. the ceremony
is performed the happy couple will
leave for Fort wrangle, Alaska, 90
make their future home.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-28
.SAvE YOUR MN BuGGIEs

For sale, seven old buggies, first
class orderi new and secondhand farm
and spring wagons also one nearly new
studebaker surrey, and top express
or baggage wagoR Werner Fennel,
proprietor, North Liberty ST. ii-s4-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-28

vet Of individuals but Judge Eakin,
who has been mentioned several times
In the past for the supreme bench is
talked Of in this Connection now. should
an eastern Oregon man be conceded
free field for the nomination for the
iudgeship. this would leave western
Oregon candidates a better chance for
other Offices.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-28

n YOU are troubled with dizzy spells
headache, indigestion, constipation
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea will
make you we'll and keep you we'll II
IL fails, got your money back. That'u
fair. 80 cents DR.. stones DruF
Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-28
Fighting for Open Locks
(Albany Herald)

In the suit instituted by Attorney
General Crawford against the owners
Of the Oregon City locks TO compel, in
substance an accounting and tho pay
ment to tho state Of moneys due under
the law, the General Electric Company
has been given q reasonable time 10
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-28
r1rn EPrcuRn,s pELIaHT.

Is properly broiled and richly ia
vored porter house or sirloin steak that
is juicy, tempting and delicious, and
that is appetizing on the warmest day.
Our prime beef, mutton and pork Is the
acme Of excellence in meats Our
prices arc always low, considering the
quality Of the meat.
Z. o. CROSS,
state Street Market. Phone 2gl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-28

The prudent, far-seeing man lays
the foundation Of a fortune much
as a mason builds a brick wall-a
brick at a time. Tho man who viii
not lay the first brick because il
falls short OF a complete wall, viii
not make much progress Many
people live up their incomes and
decline 20 save because the amount
available 70 start with appears too
mall Remember you can start
savings account with US with only
one dollar, and when once started it
Is sure 10 grow. Many a fortune
has resulted from such beginning,
Begin saving today,
SAVINGS BANK DEPART
MENT.
Capital National Bank.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-03
OFFERINGS AT THE STORES.
ron FULLER DETAILS CONSULT THE
.4DYERTISE.
MENTS IN TO-DAY'S ISSUE.

A. F. JANrNES 6th-ave near 42d-st makes a
feature of the special sale this week OF diamonds
BURNHAM & PHILLIPS, Nos 11s and ID Mas
sau-st-. make speciality of custom tailoring
BUDD. Madison Square West. offers this week
special assortment of new styles in shirts.
JOSEPH P. MHUGH & co. 42d-st.. west Of 5th-
are TO ond Ray1 gPs:a efnee se this week Of fr
l. P. HOLLANDER CO, Broadway. between
18th and 9th SITS, lay stress their show of tai-
lored suits this week
R. J. HoRNER & CO., No 81 West 23d-st. will
have on view this week assortment of furniture
suitable for Christmas gifts, Among the articles
to be writing desks. cheval glasses. dress
ing tables and tea tables
D. b. BEDELL & CO.. No. q West 84th-st, ap-
peal TO smokers by their cut glass tobacco cigar
and cigarette Jars They also show cherry Jars
and cocktail glasses and sets.
ARNHEIM, Broadway and 9th-st, has a sale OF
silk lined overcoats in black and Oxford.
A JAEcKEI. & CO., No 81 Union Square will
show an assortment OF Russian sables suitable for
holiday gifts, such scarfs. neckpieces, with
nuns to match and furs for street. carriage and
motor wear
HIGGINS & SETTER, West Nst-st.. near 9Th
ave- advertise china and glassware suitable for
Christmas. Stress is laid on their sale Of Eng
lIsh rock crystai glass vases 0askeA' D'"iS' etc.,
DEMPSEY s. CARROLL. No. 2 West 28d-st,.
begin tomorrow their Christmas sale Of all acces-
sories for the desk and library.
G. W. KRAUsHAAR. No. 2eo 5th-ave-, will have
a free exhibition In his art gallery during the
holiday season ColoFed pictures and etchings will
be on show
A D. MATTHEW'S SONS. Brooklyn. will shcw
this week q special assortment OF holiday books
and Christmas cards,
ABRAHAM & sTRAUs. Brooklyn. invite atten-
+ton h, their special sale this week of handker-
cbfefs cut glass bric-a-brac, lamps and clocks
O. ILNDER & SON. Brooklyn. advertise a
.nac;aI sale for the coming week OF nearly every
Kind OF garment
New-York tribune., 1905-12-03

r H. MACY & CO. Broadway and 6th-ave., call
Etenton tals week to their women's suits and
Sohleas fur lined coats. They also announce
seecsl sale this week of shirt waists women's
syocS S haHdkerchiefs lsces. leather goods. house
Hsres. porcelains. rugs. furniture and groceries.
SAKs & CO. Broadway. between 33d and s4th
Ss, have a special sale this week OF tailored
sIs and coats for women, lace stocks and collars.
1lFs and paintings
SEeEL COOPER COMPANY. sth-ave., between
y.a Sa end 18th Ets.. announce special sale this
Neek In iewelry.
ss2enos sale thIs week of tailor made suits for
'-'ea and misses and coats, blouses and fur sets
HEARN. West l4th-st advertises a special sale
eaS week OF mems initial handkerchiefs. bed sets'
& &'e5 rugs leather EPSds seo ea Attention ton
- S4elr Christmas stock OF dolls
ARNOLD CONSTABLE & CO.. Broadway and
Ala-st, VIII hold this week G holiday sale or India
cashmere and chuddah shawls, imported waists
c III garments gloves, real lace and nnen nan ger
les, umbrellas and mems furnishings. Inc reg
S' sale includes drygoods carpets anu upHoiS'eiF'
SIMPSON. CRAWFORD COMPANY. 6th-ave-
o lSth-st advertise safe OF outer garments IN
lung large assortment OF fuFs Tor gs'ioG rs sfI
s hgzsry' -A1 sS4S '"''1
RAcKETT. cARHART & CO.. Broadway and
.u-St. make special offer OF wonens garments
.Sfalng tailored coats. velvet suits end me
SNa e1ats. also q sale OF girls &ho OoSs SO0
g. ALTMAN & Co, lsth-st. and sth-ave, have
N'e this week Of rugs and gowns Ihey c1h ct
ssssaeoa 70 their special sale TUESDAY OF snlJs
ss ress fabrics and laces, neckwear oress s00os
LORD & TAYLOR, Broadway and soth-st-' 6th-
~ ard Isth-st., have special sale this "eeN -
da dtsas hose. They also call attention to their hoh
= suggestions and rugs
ntaaN BROTHERS. West 2Sd-st-' begin to-hiol- ll',r
=, closing out sale of tailor made waking su4s'
- elk
spd' T. coats ana robes. marbles. bronzes' '0NeS
SEST CO., West zSd-st, viii hold special
70 enildten's outhttinE this week
New-York tribune., 1905-12-03
LETTERS MAY FREE MAN.
Justice Keogh Orders sheriff's Jury to Pass
on Sanity of C. B. Poor

Because he wrote intelligent letters declaring
his sanity Supreme Court Justice Keogh. at White
plains Yesterday appointed Frank " Millard, a
Tarrytown lawyer, a commissioner. to pass on the
sanity of Charles Baxter Poor. a former New-York
merchant now in Bloomingdaie Asylum Justice
Keogh said that Mr.. Poor wrote several letters to
him that to his mind, seemed impossible TO an
insane man.
Mr. Poor was a member Of a drygoods firm which
went to the wall. After that his mind is said to
have been affected. He told the justice that his
wife swore to affidavit declaring him insane
seven years ago. "
Dr. Lyons the superintendent of the asylum, said
Yesterday that Mr.. Poor had a certain form of de-
inentia. He is sixty years old. A Sherins jury
will be drawn next Thursday pass on his sanity.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-03
FILE PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY.
E. Milliken 6 Co. Liabilities $6602O, with
Assets Of Problematical Value.

The Consolidated stock brokerage house Of F.
MiIiken & Co.. No. 90 Broadway, whose suspension
was announced on Friday, filed voluntary petit
ton in bankruptcy in the United States District
Court yesterday. The firms liabilities are given
as $50 0O with assets of $27170. The real value OF
the assets the petitioners admit are probleTna9cai
the valuation being, it is said. estimated on me
face value Of the shares. Another item Of asset
is the accounts receivable, amounting to $,094 pc
ing claims against customers for balances due on
marginal stock transactions and Tor the sredteE
part 1t IS believed, uncollecttble. The tlTn also
schedules as notes for 456, and office hXl @
1res whose value is placed at 81 500 The firm also
has $40 63 deposited In bank.
OF the total Indebtedness the OF S. ib0 IS So
cured by liens held by fortyseVen brokers on the
two Consolidated Stock Exchange seats owned Dy
the firm The principal creditors are A. 81 M2IloLIi
Frooklyn Sl720; c. J. Butler, Chicago, $l05'C 81 ~
Febee No. 81 Broadway, 81 772; Richard McIoWaiLi
No 56 Wall-st s., S4S, and Abel G.. CorWin, Brook
lyn, s4,56S. ,fitlyen
The latter has individual assets of $fO. consisting
Of cash deposited in bank and Earle dltlheH t35
schedules individually - cash on haHuI olio 1tSf'
500 and apparel $50.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-03
Mr.. CARNEGIE IN N. c. r. COUNCIL.

a special meeting of the executive council Of the
National civic Federation was held yesterday at
No PSI 4th-ave. to I'LL vacancies the committee
and elect a chairman. This committee consists of
an equal number of representatives of capital
labor and the general public The only vacancies
were to be found among the representatives of
capital, and Andrew Carnegie was elected to fill
the vacancy.
Seth Low elected chairman OF the committee
and IN brief address called attention to the work
the committee had already done in averting and
settling strikes and what It was still able to DO
The committee will meet Wednesday to outline
a plan of action.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-03
BLANcHlTE COMPANY OFFERS STOCK.

The Blaochite Company limited offers for pub
lie subscription 2 O0o shares OF its per cent non
cumulative preferred stock. par value s25 share
redeemable at 10 dividends payable quarterly a.
s25 Is a share and 5.0Oe shares OF common STOCK
par value 800. at $5 a share. Payments on SUI
sorirtions are 10 be made as follows. Fifty per
cent at the time of subscription and 90 per CeIie
in sixty days thereafter. The company iil@Il
factIIres blanchte iron, steel and wood preSeIEa-
tive paints composition coatings decorative eilai
els cold water paints. fax oxides, etc-
New-York tribune., 1905-12-03
JUDGMENTS.
The following judgments filed yesterday
- 60 =. ne l,ein, that OF the debtor:

The following judgments were filed yesteroaS'
the first name being that OF the debtor:
1o-,a Nrcbele-4Hna Indemnity Company. SS2 81
Reggs John E-Swan s. Finch Company 100 "a
Edward Ci.-Thomas l. McAeen .-.-''
Cohen Iavs-National Discount Company o3S ~
fCaTfsr John MMetropoan Printing Company va 20
Fred Telephone Company
F1Ichs. Ious-Kevs Nuderman -
C3reenberger Jacob-Mendel katz OF r.
Josephson, Max D.-New-York Telephone Coln AT so
Jacobs Charles C-Frederic& E. 10y s9 az ~
Kenworthy, William stephen A Powell---.. 7' "
IIherman. Bernhard-New-York Millinery anu 1og II
supply company - IO7
Meiningnaus. Cnaties tahieS e. Sees04 so
MeyerSon Morris-Leon AckermaEl
Nugent, Catherine-Sinon Lewald .-.--.'.- 9s 40
Nellis. Albert A.-Morris Lipsky ~ -
Rabonowitz Abrahan-Associated MeFchAh'0 q Al
Rork Samuel E-Ciara Palmer. ..----.. bls o.
sternberger Morris S,-Arnold KaS Il and an ,ns1
Spector Morris (not summonedl-Assoclatea @, A
Merchants of New-York. % -
Sullivan Daniel element h. s'..la. 1447 5s
sporord chnries-G r Shepard Engineering
and Construction Company costs. ..''''''' 10 ~
sire. Henry b and Leander Sc Ellsworth ,s, rs
vidayer HatRen-NeW-York Telephone Company 81 80
weIterer. William J-Robert b Jones "a 40
walsh wtiar-Garrett BaursnschIntdt COSTS 90 10
Zasuly Louis and MoltF-Charles az IS
ZeiIer Mei!ich mot sunimoned)-SaIne 90 SS
1aspy; an5 NoWEnglani steainship company ~
The Babcoek & Wilcox cor1pany-Aulioro ~ AA'H 125 IS
rs Esiconsr yyorgted Mils-Danel Higgins e4S o.
7T1s Manhattan Contracting Company-eo~ler 80 -
Plumbing Heating Company '--~' 'f"''' W."
New-York tribune., 1905-12-03
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
EFrOm Tho tribune Bureau !

z
DTZvDOCKS VOYAGR-The relief OF Com
". r Fullarn, nt his own request. from the
nHnsn5 OF yha cock towing expedition, led 20 his
eoann,snt from the command OF the Glacier. This
s ,se, followed by the assignment to tho com
pa ~ that vessel OF Commander Harry II. Hos
= < N who has been on duty as Supervisor
!, ths Harbor at New-York and who win carry
:" ,bs general plan which has been adopted by
81 % xs1-y Department. It is intended TO have the
-. leave SoIomon's Island by December 10. and
~ effort VIII be made TO get the structure under
t. ~ With three Golfers by that date. Commander
,.s1ey was at the Navy Department yesterday In
sns,ltation with the authorities. and at once un-
N.ook the duties OF his detail It has not
~ " 5afnlteIy decided whether tire dock shall be
-, l,y way Of Suez. but it is hoped there viii be
- drf7culty encountered in sending the dock by
hat route.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-03

Adiutant General Nelson H, Henry viii reVle"
the 18th Regiment next Saturday night and tnere
viii he a presentation of medals and danclng; l3
sareraI Henry and the officers accompanying MIN
vii attend reception after the military exercises.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-03
N4TTON4L GUARD NEWS.

The fifteen prizes offered by the State TO organiza-
Hoas of the Guard attached to General Headquar-
ters and 10 the brigades, for making the highest
sgure Of merit in outdoor shooting have been
svarded there being first, second and third prizes
The organizations winning first prizes. to the value
Of 500 with the figure of merit Of each, We're:
Troop g. Squadron A. 81. Company G, 7th
Regiment 700; Company E, 23d Regiment, 615e;
Company T. 1st Regiment. 63.3s; Company N. Sd
Battalion IA. Second prizes of SO value.
Company c. 22d Engineers, 59.72; Company B, 1th
Regiment. ss9S; COMPANY A. sd Regiment 5Regiment' 6Sa al
B05jo8 4oBao5 = + as Is Third prizes Of So value
7oS1'-'i. PTooP l. squadron A 585i; Company H. III
comnany g; Cd Regiment. 1854; and Company A,
d Battalion S. n. 1t will be seen from the above
he best fgure Of merit in the State. viz 7174
The annual inspections and musters Of the Ma
tional Guard TO be made jointly by State ana
army officers, will commence January 4 The
State officers who viii look over the guard will be
Colonel Frederick Phisterer, Colonel w H. Chaplin
snt Colonel N 81 Thurston. and Major F. T.
Leigh assisted by the brigade inspectors There
HaI Be no reviews at the Inspections this season.
Brigadier General George Moore Smith, com
handing the 1st Brigade will review the 9Th Regi-
ment IN It's aTmoFy December Il, Athletic games
under Army Athletic Union rules will be held
in The armory on January 20 Captain A NJ.
Tompkins and Lieutenant G. F. Tighe are the
committee ir charge. and they will shortly an
nounce The programme .s.-.
The designations OF Captain Whine and Ldeuten-
ant Hitchcock. of the 9th Regiment. sent in some
tine since have been forwarded by Colonel MorT1s
review and presentation OF medals IN the 1st
Battery viii be held in the armory the night
Of January T. The annual meeting will be held
on December Is. and Christmas music ride and
dance viii be held in the armory on the night OF
December q
Company c, Of the 7th Regiment. commanded
by Captain McDougaIl is atuIating itself upon
having made the best record of drill attendance
last month. its percentage being Sc. The other
companies IN order of merit ranked follows:
i, 81; !, 20; D, So; ana H, SS; B, 81; A, S. and
Z and 9, 81 #f-#
Company 6 Of the sd Regiment is arranging
70 hold reception in honor of its veterans at the
sTnloTy some time next month
Company i Of the 18th Regiment. Captain Quar-
fer vii hold turkey shoot at the arnory the
night OF December q. and five big turkeys will be
put Up for competition. Company has unani-
mousy elected Second Lieutenant Morris Kellogg
hrst lieutenant He first Joined the guard
private IN Squadron A, November q, 1899 and was
elected II the 18th Regiment a second lieutenant
ef August g. 1891 He is known a competent
soung officer. Company will hold dance at
ths srmory January 20. and during the evening
New-York tribune., 1905-12-03

The second Signal Corps is arranging an interest
ing exhibition to be held in its armory In the nea
future.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-03
SPECIAL.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
Tm REEREEE AT $3.50 O'CLOCK
U1HEkESER AT POPULAR PRICES

GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT.
Soloists-FTemstad: Journet Goritz, Bars: ana tne
eminent Belgian 'cellist, MIR. JEAN GEKARDA
CI3y arrangement with Mr.. r. E. johnston
Entire Metropolitan Opera Orchestra. Conductors
Hertz and PROF. ESGELBERT HUMPEKDlNCh.
Non. Evg. Dec. a. at 8. LOHENGRIN.3N92TTalcta LOHENG3 2Tt
Homer; Knots CToritz, Blass Muhlmapn. Cond fiertz
Wed Eyg. Dec g. at $50 FAENSEI4 UND@ @GRETEl+
Abarbanell, Alien Homer. Weed; Gorit7 Cond HertA
Eyg., Dec. 8, a s, KOENIGIN Won SABA-
Walker, RappoId Alien: Knote, Van Rooy, Bass
Muhlnann Conductor Hertz.
sat Aft. Dec 9, at 9. L'ELISIR D.AMOFE.- sem
brich. Mulford: Caruso Scotti Rossl CONC
sat Evg.. Dec. popular prices(, at 90, DIE DIE
YVALKURE Nordica Fremstad. Homer; Dippel Van
Rooy, Blass. Conductor Hertz a.sa#r h
New-York tribune., 1905-12-03

At the review of the sth Regiment next THURSDAY
night by. General George Moore Smith, state mea
ais for long and faithful service Will be preSeeeu
IL the following For fifteen years, to MAJOR 45 Hon-
ert Fdwards and Lieutenant Abraham Il Il iTI,
zie. for ten years to Sergeant T. n ,. heilIy5; 5
Private c. c. Corbusier.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-03

Colonel stokes of the 22d Regiment has learne
With regret that Captain Louis J. Praeger. Of Com
ra,I, will request to be placed the retire
iist on January s. when he will have completes
twenty years service.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-03
srs-- CHRISTMAS MATINEE CYCLE.
DER RING DES kIBEk uNGEN

the following four Afternoons - ;,
Mon. Aft, Dec 25. at l(A5
Wed. Aft. Dec. 27. at $50. DIE WAi1hUt41S6
Dec. 2S, at 1:S0.-.-. III =
Fri Aft. Dec. 20. at 1870 .GOETTERDAEMMERUN
Sale offs for ENTIRE CYCLE -four perform
oncesD a the following GREATLY REDUCED PRICES s
begins Monday, II, 9 A. NJ: Orchestra and
Orchestra Circle. SIS; Circle 50; Balcony Front
$3.50; Balcony Rear. Sc; Family Circle 50
># WEBER PIANO USED.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-03

Company 6 Of the sd Regiment is ARRANGING
20 hold reception in honor of its veterans at tn
srmcTy some time next month
New-York tribune., 1905-12-03

Company c. Of the 9TH Regiment. commanded
by Captain McDougaI is congratulating itself upon
having made the best record of drill attendance
last month. its percentage being sc. The other
companies IN order of merit ranked as follows:
4, 81; / 20; D, So; and H, IS; B, 81; A. S. and
New-York tribune., 1905-12-03

ARMY.
,.,, WALTER MARVINE. artillery oorps from Fort
ADAMS 70 Fort Dade-
=. ,-era,al JAMES F. WADE, Colonels JOHN B.
KERR, General staff and FFSEpERICH A I, sAllLA.
t,sp;ain WILLIAM H WILSON assistant surgeon
Tscor5er detailed retiring board at Governor Island
49, ROBERT F. AAIES. 10Th Infantry before retiring
A~f f,srd Governors Island for examination
-. = SITTER and AMOS STTCKNEY, corps ot
ginserS Lieutenant Colonel WILLIAM ]. MAH-
SHALL. corps Of engineers; Major CHARLES FiSi-
pTlS SURGEON and Captain WILLIAM H WILSON.
ssesfsrT surgeon detailed examining board at Army
Buildings NeN YORK CltN-
,,,.,- Joseph E KUHN corps Of engineers before
ArYy building York, for examination for
major. COTS cf engineers
Ind Lieutenant PETER ]. HENNEssEY, 9Th Cavalry.
5ronl Infantry and Cavalry School. Leavenworth to
c.p,sIn FRANK H. IAwToN. commissary. 70 Hot
,t.,terart Commander L. s. VAN DUSER TO Bureau
a Ordnance. Navy Department
.,s,sar- psyrnaster W. 7 SYPHER- detached navy
ard Norfclk; the Don Juan de Austria
,,5.hpran l. ". sHEEHAN. resignation accepted
By cable from Rear Admiral c. J. Train Asato
Sset December J.
,,.Isrsat Payniaster J. r. HORNBERGER, detached
Cayite station; 70 Naval Hospital, Yokohama.
r,-,naster. q. N LUKESH detached Naval Hospital
Yokohama "a naval station. Cayite
MOVEMENTS OF yEssELs-The following
movements Of naval vessels have been reported
70 the department:
p,o,bs THE arGelus at ssncRsz; the Hercules les
Bainbridge. at Canton.
SAILED.
noeuber 1.-The siren, washington for Norfolk:
The Cleveland. from Sanchez for Guantanamo.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-03

,p,Ty AND NAVY oRDERs-The following or
;srs have been issued;
New-York tribune., 1905-12-03

review and presentation OF medals IN the 1st
Battery VIII be held in the armory on the night
OF January y. The annual meeting will be held
on December Is. and Christmas music ride and
dance will be held in the armory on the night Of
December q.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-03

The designations Of Captain Whine and Lieuten-
ant Hitchcock. of the 9Th Regiment. sent in some
tine since. have been forwarded by Colonel Morris.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-03

Governor Higgins has approved the application
for the muster in of the company ORGANIZED
for the 69th Regiment by Lieutenant f. NJ. Ollloh'
to be known as Company B. It will be mustered IN
some time this week, and is composed of an ex-
ceptionally desirable class of young men. Genera
Roe recommended the muster in OF the company
&c valuable addition the regiment
New-York tribune., 1905-12-03

ERVlAgN nj THEATRE. Evenings at 500 Mon
InFiS4 I Is & Tues. Last Times Strauss Comic
Sbarbane ell; Wed Evg, G G rud Arnold
as S"Magda'' in Sudermanns - II NJ q h = Thurs.
First Time e Friday EVIL q. & Sat. Matinee & Ey g..
Iika Paimay in - II 9 isses BIut sat;
at 10 a. NJ "V m T ell" (Pop. prices)