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The Washington times., 1905-11-08
DOWNTOWN BUSINESS SITE
BOUGHT BY J. S. JUSTH

Joseph : Justh has purchased from
Judge Emery Speer. Of Macon. Ca,
trustee the property known as 6l3
Louisiana avenue northwest and 6lZ -
street northwest The site is desig-
mated In the deal as part of original
lot ], square As, and has q wide front
age on both thoroughfares- The deed
states a purchase price OF 1880. bm
Nr. Harrison. of the Harrison Realty
Company, Eho negotiated the deal
stated that the real consideration was
considerably larger than the amount
named "a g @-' .EsE
Mr.. Justh viii erect stores on the. D
street side Of the lot, and expects later
TO improve the Louisiana avenue front
with a modern building. An old build
ing used as a patent medicine factory
now stands on the Louisiana avenue
side
The Harrison Realty Company has
also closed a sale OF a row OF twelve
small brick houses on Q and Warren
streets northeast the purchasers be-
ing John E Toner and James z. Toner,
who secured the houses as an invest
nnent. Three OF the houses face on
Warren street and the other nine on
G street
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until he could speak easily, and then
said:
rs il possible she does not know
was joking. It was this way, old man
really ii was. You see, about four years
ago Mrs. Wilson, who lived in Austin
gave birth to twins Alderman Race, OF
Austin, was SO tickled that he told her
he d give her an automobile If she ever
added triplets TO the village population.
Said Quadruplets.
Just two years later the triplets ar
rived. I admit that was interested.
offered Mrs. Wilson an airship when
she had another set of triplets-no,
said when she had quadruplets. that's
it-quadrupIets. She misun 1erstood me.
Now, you see, if they were quad
ruplets I'd keep my word As it is, I
don't see where she has any ground TO
expect airship from me-"
Mrs. Wilson is one of a pair of twins
Her 1rst twins are alive. The first set
of triplets died. but the new arrivals
are doing well.
The Washington times., 1905-11-08
GUN. FACTORY BAND
GIVES NOVEL DANCE

The Naval Gun Factory Band gave its
first complimentary ball OF the season
In the officers ballroom at the Navy
Yard last night TO about 1900 guests
The ballroom SWas decorated with the
national colors and flags. The band
furnished the music.
The feature of the program was the
moonlight dances in the light of huge
incandescent crescent suspended from
the ceiling. Captain Leutze, command
ant Of the yard. was preseL {.
The Washington times., 1905-11-08
HARDWARE MAKERS
MAY WAR ON RATES
Resolution Expected to
Cause Lively Squabble.
DELEGATES SPLIT ON ISSUE
Some Distinctly Opposed to Presidents
Policy and Others Favor Him
Strongly.

The attitude Of the hardware jobbers
and manufacturers toward railroad Or
freight rate legislation seems to be the
most important feature likely to de-
velop at the joint convention of the
American Hardware Manufacturers
Association and the National Hard
ware Association now being held at the
New willard and Arlington hotels. re-
spectively.
Discussion OF the catalogue house
question. the use of special brands. and
penny postage are other topics that will
likely come up.
Met This Morning.
The greatest diversity of opinion
promising lively discussion seems CEN
tered over the powers to be Invested
in the Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion. Several who attended the recent
convention IN Chicago and many OF
those who were not admitted and held
a rump convention are in attendance at
the hardware meetings now being held
IN this city. and are preparing for the
fray.
The champion Of the Presidents
policy is Z. B. Pike. OF Pike. \. H,
who is on the executive committee o
the Manufacturers Association, and
who PLAYED a prominent part In the
Chicago convention. IN supporting the
views OF President Bacon. Mr.. Pike
saws that he viii offer a resolution in
favor OF giving the Interstate Com
rnerce Commission the power 70 name
a freight rate and have supervision OF
books
BaIk at Administration.
Many OF the hardware jObbers, while
declining open interviews, have quietly
EXPRESSED their disapproval Of the
Presidents plan. limiting that it is "a
political move
The trouble at the convention in Chi
cago is interpreted in various ways
julius -. B1rge president Of the Manu-
facturers, Association. stated inal tilS
reason his associations delegate and
others did not gain admittance into the
Chicago convention was mainly because
they opposed signing away their NoIne
rights before they went in. he mattei
Of the Commerce Commission. he said
has not come under much discussion Dy
Is. but / think that our members might
generally favor any policy that Presl-
uent ROs is likely to recommend
We must be free To vote. however.
One of the big hardware men SAID:
an personally opposed to the Tate-mak
ing feature of the Esch-Townsend bill
but I do not think that bill has anything
to do with this convention. unless, NJ
continued with wink. somebody
makes f. have"
There was a large attendance at th'
opening session of the hardware mel
this morning at the Arlington Hotel
prayeT-sv1s sofEeked by the Rev D, J
STAFFORD. after which President Sarnue
A Bigeloxv- delivered his annual address
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PRIEST DIGS POSTHOEE
slss@ TO GIVE TOWN LIGHT

WILKESBARRE Pa. Nov. s.-The'
Rev. J. J. B. Fehley. pastor of the St.
Marks Catholic Church at Inkerman.
near here, headed a force OF men who
dGg postholes for electric light poles
which are TO be placed there.
He Induced the Laurel Line Company
to furnish the power free and the town
the poles and wires. while ne and men
OF his congregation agreed TO dig the
DOstholes
Father Fehley himself completed the
digging of one Of the holes
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DEEPEST GOLD MINE

The deepest gold mine in the world
IS at Bendigo. in Australia The mine
In question IS called the New Chum
Railway mine. and its main shaft Is
sixty feet short of headquarters OF
mile T !
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Alexandria, W., Want Ad, rB4anch.

r. L. Carne & Co. 7O3 King street.
Va. win accept Want Adj
for The Evening and Sum
day Times at regular Office rates
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V, Baldwin Johnson's Coal 6Ia 9th St,
Note-5O cents discount off for spot
cash. Why waste It? No fake or trick
cry here.
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from the loss OF a valuable paper. Avoid
risk bv renting a safe deposit box IN
vaults of Union Trust Co. .1414 Est. S5year
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WHITE GIRL WEDS
COLORED MAN HERE
Baltimore Couple Used
Their License Sunday.
FATHER vows DEATH TO HER
Kate Obinger's Parent Says He Will
Kill Both-Groom Is James
z. Jefferson g->.

Katie Obinger, white. daughter OF AR
and Mrs. John Obinger. 1915 Stockton
street. Baltimore. changed her mind
about not marrying James Z. Jeffer-
son. colored. who. on October %, secur-
eda license for their marriage in this
city.
Last Sunday the couple met here.
went to the home of the colored pastor
of the Second Baptist Church. ". Bish-
op johnson. and were married.
They went 10 Philadelphia.
A dispatch from Baltimore says while
the man notified his mother Of his mar
riage, his white wife refrained from
sending to her parents the news of the
wedding. they learning it fEsrs aBather
Disowned. 'Pt.i~
The mother wept when told her
daughter had married the coIored man.
Mrs Obinger said.
"She is no longer our daughter.
She broke her promise TO US and left.
after we brought her home. Our doors
must be closed against her forever"
VIII Kill Them.
Il told her ] would kill them both If
they married, and I would now If I
could. said the father
Two weeks ago, as soon as the news
Of the issuance Of the license was pub
lished. the girls parents went 70 her
place or employment, on Eufaw place,
and took her home. Her mother said
she promised she would not wed the
man. but would remain with her, family
The next morning she left the house,
bought a trunk, packed her wearing ap-
parel and personal effects, and rented
a room on West Lexington street, to
which she moved. Since that time her
parents have heard nothing from her.
Only Postponed.
jefferson told his stepfather that at
the request Of the girl he went to Wash
ingtOn and secured the license to be
used the following Sunday. The min
lister who was 10 have of6ciated left
the city for ten days. and on bis re-
turn. after notifying the girl of the
fact. the wedding was arranged for last
Sunday eF.ufgtF- -
IT was at the stepfather'a institution.
the training school Of "ChriBJfs MediC0-
ChirurgIcal and Theological College" "
that the couple met. The white girl
was Cne OF a class Of whites and blacks
taking the course for trained nurses.
The colorcd man is IWenIy-threc years
OLD and his wife nineteen.
The Washington times., 1905-11-08
In. Small & Sons, Florists,

14th and G. sts. Washington; Waldorf
Astoria and 1853 B'dway. New York. Our
work and flowers speak for themselves.
The Washington times., 1905-11-08

Vero k,tomized Air. the best prepara-
ton known for painless extracting OF
teeth. 1t is made oy US See what this
lady says:
I had a tooth extracted With use OF
atomized air; II was the easiest tooth
ever had drawn. I am ffty-four vsara
OLD. and speak from experiences,
MRS. LOTTIE WARD,
s0s Florida Ave. y. ".
DR.. Evans assures painless extracting
for all.
vERo DENTISTS, HIS Pa. AVE-.
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Exquisite FIoraI VOL.
Serious Consequences May Result

Floral decorations by Guide reach the
height Of art and good taste. l2l4 r
The Washington times., 1905-11-08

Herbert II. D. Peirce. Third Assist
ant Secretary of State. viii. it is under
stood, be appointed United States min
lister to the new state Of Norway. when
the organization of the cOuntrys diplo-
matte service is perfected, as a result
Of its recent separation from Sweden.
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Had Much Experience.

Mr.. Peirce is believed to be eminently
qualified to iii this important diplo-
matte post with dignity and honor to
the United States He has had previous
diplomatic experience, having served for
some years as secretary of the United
States embassy at St. Petersburg
lie was RECALLED from there 10 sue
ceed Thomas Cridler, as Assistant Sec
re tsTE OF. State, in charge of the con-
suiar service.
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Racommendations Adopted.

Since he. assumed this position he has
personally visited many of the United
States consular Offices in Europe and
Asia. As a result of his Investigations,
many of his recommendation for the
The Washington times., 1905-11-08
WIFE SUICIDE SHOT
NOW SURE TO RECOVER
kSEC@I5s
Physicians Declare Mrs. Quiggle Ont of
Danger-CoTOner's jury Says
Self Murder.

Physicians at the Emergency Hos
pital said today that Mrs. Washington
J. Quiggle, who was shot twice by her
husband on Monday night, was out of
danger and would surely recover. She
spent comfortable night
one Of the bullets WHICH was fred
into her body by her husband was IeX-
tracted yesterday by Drs- Martin anG
White. II is not thought that any
difficulty will be experienced In local
ing and taking out the other bullet
Cannot Understand.
Several OF Mrs cuiggle's friends and
relatives called to see her. To all o.
them she said there had been no
quarrel between herself and husband
and she was totally at sea for an eX-
-planation Of the shooting.
She said her husbands HE was in
IN addition to this, she wBH tFec9iVe. an
allowance Of so d mOnth-"
Yesterday afternoon, Coroner Newt,
gave a certificate OF death by suicide
in the case OF the husband J. a
Wickersham who is employed IN
Thomas II. Walsh's office In the Colo
rado building. where Quiggle worked,
had the remains turned over 10 Under
taker Speare last evening
They viii he placed in vault IN OAR
Hill Cemetery and kept 5here until
the widow is able 10 leoTc the Emer-
geucy Hospital a. Is expected. thdt.
when she leaves the institution, the
body win be shipped u QUAY Col,
for interment. -
The Washington times., 1905-11-08
HOusekeepers Heartily Praise

Red Clover Creamery Butter. At all gro
GERS
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Times Want Ads Bring RssuitA
The Washington times., 1905-11-08
Toilet articles
TO save money en-

WHITE RIBBON FLOAT
ING SOAP Regularly &C, &c
fOr.....-.,.---
tLirix's Toilet Soaps. assorted
odOrr Regularly 25c for box &c
OF 3 cakes. Special, a boX---.---N
DR.. Charles Fresh Food. 20c
Regularly soc a box, for-..-..-|
Ponds Cold Cream In
lars. Regularly 25c. Spe- y &C
cial, > OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES = >
Ponds Extract 25e bot 1Ec
lie sor...--..-............ -
1st floor.
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Think of half price and less for
this seasons trimmings 1t sounds
stranger than fiction-but il is THE
TRUTH.
The trimmings consist OF braids
and guimpes in all white. all black,
and com binatiOns. In chenille ser
pentine, diamond. and basket
weaves and effects.
The Jasper news., 1905-09-07
CUPID IN EXPRESS PARCEL.
Youag Woman Puts Name in Bundle,
Alaskan Mining Ran Srds Pa
per, and Marriage Results.

Camden, ", "details OF q romar &c
IN which an express company ate. as
chief aid TO Cupid following ~. 81. o..
the formal announcement of ihs mar
riage OF MlJo Carrie Gsor5c. CT this oiiy
TO Charles II. Duaton. a millionaire milo
owner OF DelOpl. Alaska
The couple became acquainted through
a card plAced By Stlsl George 10 Jul.
1902. In = shlpnieDt Of waste 10 DGntons
smelling WORKS, where Il vas to BE used
In cleaning mlchIaery. a letter Of in.
quiry developed regular correspond
ence and mc-tlaR II Seattle In Jasuary
They were WcdGed aad now nre living
in the far norta.
Miss GcorJc VISA the ccnndential
agent OF dealer IN "a stlks In Phlla-
delphla Noranoa vsrs hinding
bale OF silk waste AMI Nlss George wns
watching thora. She hN s.'cral cards
bearing her name and ad'.r,1N Ia her
hand. and on n, lr1nils- ofthe 1ou.e;t
she dropped c7s inio tina i'al..
There's llttls ris=t(9Gsr 10th v'ds.
wide world" said Mas George, laugh
ingiy. IL a;'S see what cor>es ofit?"
Dunton hsi Sons In AlS,St with his
brother In tn. first rush TO tire Dawson
gold fields. After a year Ct vain pros
pecting he struck n rich yela OF ore in
Delomi. and now Is many times q mill
l!onaire. lie ha9?ened tn catch 81 hi
Of the card when HIS vorS7en cut open
the bale, which had reSched his plant.
lie placed the slip OF paper In Mis- pocket.
and. being of a sentimental turn OF
mind, few days later he wrots TO Miss
GEORGE
a long correspondence followed. pho
tographs were exchanged and finally
the young woman went TO Seattle and
the marriage took place.
The Jasper news., 1905-09-07
Notice

This is 10 certify that have been
'o'G' rizrd 10 sell lots in the city GENE
terry. All parties desiring lots can So
cure same by sreing nc.
w. H. HAuAu
The Jasper news., 1905-09-07

WANTED BY CHICAGO MANU-
FEATURING House, person OF trust
worthinsss and some~ hat familiar with
local territory as branch Office. Salary
SIS paid weekly. Permanent position.
No Investment required. Business IS
tnblished. Previous experience not es.
sential to engaging. Address, Manager
Branches, 1913 Dearborn ST., Chicago.
The Jasper news., 1905-09-07
Dump Restores Her s,cht.

A hard bump on the head has re-
stored the sight OF Miss Hortense
Rock. Of Perth Amboy. N. J., who had
been blind six months. as tho result
OF blood clot restlng upon the optic
E"rvo, Thrown from sled. Miss
Eock's face was laeerpted. When the
hordayo was removed she found that
HAs ;ould see clearly. Tha shock had
iisrOaed u the blood clot.
The Jasper news., 1905-09-07
WANTS

WOULD YOU ACCEPT A POSI.
TON that will pay you straight
salary of So j0per day l2l.0O per week.
for whole or spare timer II go write US
at once. This is no book canvassing
scheme, but straight forward business
proposition, which will be as permanent
as you may be able to make il, and will
afford an excellent chance for promo
ton No bond, red tape nor uureasona-
bic requirement.. ACT QUICKLY AS
we wish TO employ some one in your
locality without delay. SPRAGUE
WHOLESALE CO., Wabash Ave,
Chicago.
The Jasper news., 1905-09-07
Workmen Turn Up rreasura

Some wood cutters in the forest near
KllnsnAu, Germany. have turned up a
treasure consisting OF S2s French gold
pieces OF the seventeenth century. It
Is believed that the money was aid.
den after the battle of Blonheiru by
French soldiers In their, flight. The
battle took place In 1904, and the
French werc absolutely routed BY the
duke Of Marlborough aud Prince
Eugene.
The Jasper news., 1905-09-07
Blind Opening Eyes Row.

Statistics prove that there are moro
olind people in Russia than any other
country, a good many of tn. inhlbit-
ants are having their eyes opened now,
however.
The Jasper news., 1905-09-07
Cured at I-appo Back After n
HSarss OF SufierInu q

81 had hrrn troubled with y lame,
back FOR ii itnen years and found n
complete r"nuyery in the usr ~ Cham.
bcrlain's pain Balm" says John G
Bi-hpr. Gillian. lad. This liniment l.
also without an equal :for sprains and
bruises. II is FOR sHl4 by Webb Bro q.
The Jasper news., 1905-09-07
es.t For Sh Id . y.

Mothes :, bo vesy careful # e
heal h OF y,pr ni,llr'n, Lux ont Tor
coughs, C l'!s, Group and whooping
CUugn, Sap thcm in tlm'-On' Min
ute clngh cure il tn &c rrmsly
Harmless and pleasant. G nt.dus o
opiatas. Sold hy !, X: SrIool,r.
The Jasper news., 1905-09-07
a Remedy NVithoat a Peer.

~ find Chambclain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets mors benefic II than any
other rem"dy syrr usel for stomach
trouble, 'sNy1 J. =. Kote. 81 Edm :,
Mo. For any disorder If tie sloma Ii
biliou@n"ss OF constipation. "a re Tab
let's arr with prrr. For 4als.by Webb
Eros.
The Jasper news., 1905-09-07

hghtod
% & % class dans eA @ zoe oa all through trins rae Missouri
Gllk Ga 4zposoa Portland Oe,
aud
city ana side TRIP % tue famous Yellowstone National Wyoming
Mo.
over the Missouri Pacific Railway from Kansa City junction
ONT. Inform ecrfull gyeu $3.50 $4,000
The Jasper news., 1905-09-07
LADIES W.ANTed

A BRIGHr FNEEGEriC WoMAN
mans work. Permanent position. Old
established business house Of solid finan
cial staining. Salary Sl2 to slS weekly
with expenses, paid erch Monday dir
act from headquarters. Expenses ad-
vanctd. We furnish everything. Ad-
dress, Secretary, go Moron Block.
Chicago, III.
FOR SALE--I have very fine Du-
roc boar for sale. II you want some
thing fin and cheap come and se, me.
Big miles south and , east Of Jasper, Mo.
Tom Brock
FOR SALE Forty acres Of =nd
within "A ~ mile OF town. Will srlf
in 10, -. 20 acre tracts ar the whole
10. just the thing for poultry or small
fruit farm. Inquire at this Office.
FOR SALE First class Jasper res,
idence property close to business section.
Also some vacant lots, Will sell lots
separate IL desired. Inquire at the d, :
lot. Il4
FOR SALE-A god span Of mules, 2
and years old, iila hands igh, brck.
I" hatnesS. ID. Carter, $40 miles rest
and mile south OF Jasper.
WANTED To hire few responsible
ladies' or goats on a salary 10 work for -
re- able lirm. Inquire OF II S Brown ia,
Asa Crandall's. I3-tf
FOR SALE \ good Oliver Type
writer in good condition. Inquire a;
this Office.
WANTED \ nan tn clean NJ the
stafford cemetery. VIII pay good price.
See |. \. liyer- 3 miles west Of town.
FOR RENT Five acres 81 pasture
W. Spaid.
The Jasper news., 1905-09-07
chrrn"SrInIn- Cough Remedy
Aid Saturs

Medicines that aid nature ere always
most eilectual. Chamberlain's Cough
Rtmedy arts ;on this I'lar. 1t allays
the r"u: h, rf.ie' rs the lungs, aids ex-
lrctoraIirn.' p'I+ tho srcreti0ns, and
aids nSllre in restoring tho system to "a
her by ~ ~ itinn. IS I'D by Webb Bros.
The Jasper news., 1905-09-07

WANTED To hire few responsible
ladies or goats on a salary 10 work for -
sable lirm. Inquire OF II S Brown iaj
Asa Crandall's. I3-tf
The Jasper news., 1905-09-07

FOR SALE--A good Oliver Type
writer in good condition. Inquire az
this Office.
The Jasper news., 1905-09-07

FOR SALE Fine young J.rsr, GOV;
agood Wagon and a SET ofdouble harness
lpquire II Z L,iss. 4Dlf
The Jasper news., 1905-09-07
No UnpIsasnrt tstfects.

II ynu ever touk Dewitt = little
Earl Ris"rs FOR biliousnes- or coosti-
pai,n ypl k1py what pm plsisite il.
These famous little pills cl' mise the
liver aDl rii the system OF al bile
without producing UNPLEASANT effects.
S1ll BY X SehooIer
The Jasper news., 1905-09-07
WANTED.

MEN AND WOMEN in this county
and adjDiniug territories to represent
aud advertisesan old established house
OF solid financial standing. Salary to
men S2l weekly, to women ale to ais
weekly with Expenses advanced each
Monday by check direct from head
quarters, Horse and buggy furnished
when necessary; position prrmanent.
Address, Blew Bros. & Co., Dept. 3,
Monon Bldg. Chicago, III.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-25
Hotel Arrivals.

Shoreham - David Stevenson, Leesburp
va; L. A. Wall, Baltimore; William N
robertson, New York; Louis Hartman New
Albany; A. d. Williams, Boston: r. H
Baskerville, New York; Ralph Block. Mas
sachusetts; c. B. Blakey Louisville
Arllngton-Thomas L. James. New Yor,.
r. Whiteridge, New York; Edmund Wet
more, New York: ]. H Keller. New York.
h Victor Keane. Chicago; w. H. Story,
Brooklyn; Henry Bronx, Albany; E. IT
Smith, New York.
Rlggs-Donald Rist, Dawson, Pa: W. r
7. Goudy, Boston; F. j. Boas Phila delpbfa !.
John W. Melody, Brookland; E. L. Dough.
cry, New York; Miss Calhoun, Owensboro:
MISS ISL "a. W; Harrington, Albion, N. Y.
Epbitt-George +. Stevens Paterson N
j.; j. Stone, New York; Stewart E. Booth.
New York: N. NJ. Mitchell, New York: r
w. cameron, Austin, w. Va; John Fow-
Ter, philadelphia; r. S. Howard, New York:
Lieut.. c. II. Mason, u S. A.
New Wfllard-J. c. Column New York /.
Theo. H. Banks, New York; S. W. Nicker-
son, Boston; w. Lincoln Crosby. Boston:
Hugh M. Inman, New York; H p LLOYD
Cincinnati; John Salmon, New York; Austin
Gray, New York.
Raleigh-H. S. Mutton, Richmond; E. l..
Stock. Tonawanda, N. Y; L. S. Rothwen,
Philadelphia; S. E. Wesp, Rochester,
George N. Ellis, New York; w. F. Stone,
Lynn, Mass; j. F. Hudson, Charleston
w. Va; G. H. Carpenter, West Virginia
Hotel Normandie-James Duffy, New
York; III. H. Dargin, New York; Mrs. C. r.
Christy and Miss Chrsty, New York: II.
Harrison. Mansfield. Ohio; Mr.. Murphy,
New York.
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Army Orders.

capt Charles c. Clark. 9Th Infantry. has
been detailed for duty in the subsistence
department and ordered to duty in the
office of the commissary general, War De-
partment
Ffrst-class Musician Hugo Lascher
United States Military Academy. has been
placed on the retired. list on his own applI-
cation.
Major George NJ. Wells, surgeon at San
Francisco. has been ordered to the general
hospital, Hot Springs. Ark, for treatment
Major William A. Miller. u. s. A, re-
tired recruiting officer at Richmond. Va,
has been ordered to Gladys, Va. for the
purpose of procuring evidence for the trial
of an enlisted man now before general
court-martial at Columbus barracks
First Lieut.. Henry r. Casey, artillery
corps, has been transferred from the 1O9th
Company, Coast Artillery, to the 9TH Bat
terry, Field Artillery
Dental Surgeon Frank p. Stone has been
granted three months leave of absence.
Capt. Thomas j. Lewis, I'd Cavalry, has
been ordered to examination for promotion.